Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, April 01, 1881, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text-,-11, t) WlXiJuAMETT FAMER: PORTLAND, OBEGON, APRIL 1, 1811. u A 1 A MARKET REPORT. 8ILVKII COIN In Portland tho bank quoto at pur buying, celling. am. ritoi.tn-. market. The following represent wliolcsrtlo rate, from producers or firsthand t FLOUIt. In Jobbing lots standard brands, $4.2.1 licit country brands, fM.00S.2.'. WIIKAT. Valley SI. HO. OATS. White, fic.l45frfl7; l bnshcl ONIONS. 2Kg.lo. l'OTATOKN. -oireteil freely nt .Vto per bushel. MIDDMNUS.-Jobbiinc for feed, $20.00 12.1.00 t ton. Shortr,, 20.00. Chop, IHfe f2rt.C0 l ton. "HAN. .Inhblnii nt Sl.ltTll. V ton. B ICON. Sides 14 cent; Hams, country cut, l;t(2)14oj City eureil, 14($ioo i Hlioui den 10c) LAUD. In keg", 12J1.1c. Oregon leaf, tint, lloi do in fail", Kljc. HUTTKH. Wo (piotoi ixtra fresh roll, 25ci fair to gooil, 20(&22c common, I ft 20o solid in kecs, 2fifs:i0c best pickled roll. la bbli or half bbls, 20(a24 Jo C1IKKHK. Oregon, lfi17c DHIKI) KI.UITS. Apples, sun dried quar. land, 8c( sliced, 0c); machine dried, OfolOci Pers,machinodricd,810c. Plums, sun dried, Ittcd, llAI2J machine dritd, ditto, 13,lfic POULTRY. Chickens, small and medium. $.00 per doz.j Pull grown, t4OO4.0O and (tmall receipts. BOGS. Near by fresh laid, 15 HOUM. Uresswl, Il7c. BKKK. Livo weight, .1(a3Jc tor choice' HIIKKP.-I.ivo weight, 2Jfe3c. WOOL. Eastern Oregon, 2022lc Wil Jtynette Vallcy,22i2fic. Quotations nominal. HIDK8. ltutchers' hides, dry, 10lc; rantry cured, dry, 1 5(3.1 Go j culls. ft off-Green h'des, saltc.1, 7&iJ Country, ditto, 781c; DMrskins, dry, 30o 1 lb) lry sheep pelts, tWch 2.r.C?U Ury elk, Mo I' lb. TALLOW. uoUblo at ofllc HAY. Market frt.ni,IJI7Sloi ton, baled, OKKKN APPLK8.-6076c, latter fo jth.lco eating. SaKXIIUL Mt-iHOtAKniftlC RICK. China, No. 1, flcj China No. 2. J lot Japan, 7cj Sandwich Islands, 8(390. TKAH. Jnr.an,40r)003o Illack, 4075c Often, C580c. COrTKK-Costalllca MffiSOci Java, 28(.10. SUOAHS. Crushed A I.IJci Fine Crushed, lSloi Cube, l.'lci KxtrnC, llcf Golden C, Hlci Sandwich Islands, No. 1, 10c flYKU P. I'ive gallons 00c CANI)LK8 l.tMlllc. KA1SINH. -California, ?3.2.1?2."3.t23 tl bo. SOAl'S.-CIood, 7flcSI.7fl. OILS. Ordinary brands of ccsl, Sfloj Mgl, jpradca, Downci Co., HTJcj lloiled Linseed, Haw "nlnio.i oil, 40c Turpentine, 70o; fare Lard, I.I0 Castor, M.2.V? 31.40. YKAHT POWnKKK Donnelly, 2 filoci ftmon 4 Merrill, vza r uoz. HAi.l'. ntock, l.iy, I'J t ton j Carnicr, fsU'iil, f I'.'Jt Coarse Livcriool,$20i Pino i-ua. Jljr. $2fl Aahton'a dairy, ditto, $.t0. FUHH AND HKINH-Quotcd as follow! Bsavcr f2.00f(i$2.r0 Ih Fisher Dark, 2.o(Ki?$.V00 Llght,fl.M( WJWeaih) Otter l.9l.fl0i Martin,? l.OOO.i.l.r.0! lied Vox 1 4C9 1.374lCroslox-!:l.W)W4.M) Silver l'ox 4W3(tfU Illack Hear $l.008fl.00 Drown Bsar J,(XVifi I'anther-MVWI.OOj Mlnk 8c76fll Coon 2.V(u;lOoi Wild Cat-lilc 76) Coyot-o0$l.2.'n Di-er 2fl3.'c Klk ft.l2ottt; Lyiix-A0cb7flc Onions Receipts ex Columbia all sold pri vate. We quote California, I,G02. Hico China mixed, $..0.&6 Island, $.'.50 (SO. Hides Tho market is unchanged. Wool Thcro Is littlo scopo lor operations owing to ainallncns of stocks. K,tg Tho market is quiet, with prices against sellers) quote at lh( liio Hiilter The ilcmaud and supplies almut btlancu; prices niu mlv.uicing! quote nt 21 J 23c CIlAUTflW. American ship St. Liverpool, 7s. .folm, 1,88.1 tons, w licit, t'lltCArill MAUKKT4. CniCAiio, March .10. Wheat 100 a-7 April. Pork ?lfi.47J asked April. ljir.l-8IO.ri.1j Apri'. Itihs 87.70 April. Shoitribi ?7.S.'. St.W MUtK MAllKET. Ni.w Yiiiik, March DO. riour Quiet. Whcat-Umcttlul, $I.101.23. Xnilcy Dull and nominal. Woo Quiet. IIKF.HIKHIH H r.MIL1nll Ill.t'OllTH. Uimkin, March 30. Floating cargoes of wheat Firmer. Cargoes on passage Firmly held. Mark Lane wheat Firm. Liverpool spot At opening, rather easier and a little more inquiry. Import of Hour into U. K. last week in.1,000 to 170,000 sks. Weather in Kngland Froty. Th Boston Wool Market. Ik won, March 20. Tho wool market has not varied materially for somo dsys. A good number of manufac turers arc here and they continue to purchase moderately and cautiously. Decline in prices has a yet failed to bring about large transac tions. Sales of Ohio ami Pennsylvania lleeccs have lieen at 40C 42o for X and XX, 4flffl 10 for niidium and No. 1. Wisconsin and M(ch igan fleeces, .Wi-40 for X 42(44 for mnliiim and No. 1 combing and lelaino selections; 42$ t4l fur fine decline: 4fl(j,48 for fino and med lum combing. Unwashed wools aro selling at i wide range of prices as to quality. For Cal ifornia tho demand is moderate, Pulled wools are in demand, but prices are without impro vement) common and choice super, W&.Tfl. In Australian, Montevideo and Cape there is no change. Caipct wools havu bocii quiet. COMMERCIAL. TilDiutur, March 31, 18R1 Puring tho week the foreign markets have receded somewhat and revived again, to that (hey stand about a a week ago. Prices here average Jl.flO pir cental for good valley wheat and no Improvement cm bo expected so lonv a exporters liavn thu advantage, as mm, by hoMlug carg(K-s enough in hand tit make thviu Independent. Thli IllmtriUs whatMuhac atattd all along and o hop thu dullest nou see tho point. While hoiiiu blame us for not knowiug more than any one elso knew, we now know that during all the Fall and to Jan ay coth the Willamkttk Fahmkh held wheat up and kept fi eights down. Kxp rteis s.iy tliey. are not dabbling in charters for ships to an ho next Fall, aro afraid of tliem, which shows that they think it possible high freights may scud a lot of fhlps this way, but in view of the demand for tannage tho world over we do not see niucli hope for even reasonable freights for all the months ot the present year. Wolrain that W. A. Wtlls, of Corvallis, a warehouseman, has just contracted for the mall iron ship Comity of A r, capacity about 000 short tons, to arrive in May, at W. We don't know whether this was done in tho in terests of farmers who had u lie it "toted with liini, or on hit im n Mvoiiut entirely. it e suggest nut nutiuMoi putting In Spring grain fur tin ui.cert.iiii maikvt in tho I'all thcro may pooibL, lo moio money in a summer-fallow tli.it cm liexpectetl to bring an A No, 1 ciop in the Summer of ltS2. You can think it over lor youmtltes. Oatsaiva tulip improved under a local de. niand. Putter and eggs aro cheaper and plentier, Apples aio plenty and rather weaker in price. Potato wt-ru olUrtM fnvly the other day at.Vei our quotations lefor to prices when Mid on emmi"ion. Wool ha dropped at thu Kut as it did last ) ear and can luitlly U as high as It was Ut vear, but thcro is uu fear but it will bring price, that will repay the producer. NEW YORK WOOL MARKET. f imiAr KvKM.su, Mar. 18, 1881. from V. 8. Reonoinlil, Tlio wool markets of America aro nothing if liliijrvk tu nviivnvii'll.il 1IIVU1IIU LTIipdOIIH. During thu past year tho eruptions have turned into a burning stream of lava, which has badly excoriated everybody who had the misfortune of coming in its pathway and with lacked sulllcient intelligence to jump aside in time from its mad prances. For over a year tho markets of tho cntintrv hao U'en liku a jiimping-jack whenever it wrio found they retained any enilnr at all oi vitality, and those who had thn most money to invest and thought they wire tho wisest ol ioIoiis, havo fared thu worst of any, for it is low seen that while they wero tho boldest to take risks (confident in tin ir own wisdom that they kuuw what they wero about), they had mly lieen able to savo their capital without my profits, while many havu lieon doomed to flvery heavy losses. This operation commoner.! over a year ago when the trade went mad, paying from 2flc to :i4o a nouud for ungrown Texas, and 31($.17c for California Snrii'ir wools, which when scour. l and ready for tho cards cost woolen pro ducers from IKV; to $1. 17 Jc, and 91.28) a pound. Now the In-st of all these wools wo never worth over 7flo a pound, and not even this, and manufacturers who have Ken using these hiavy shrink and hurry wools now find it a dilllcult matter to make lioth cuds meet. Three month ago fino wool was on a sin ng upward incline. A good itoiihlo XX Ohio was worth ASc, and fancy clips wero held at flOo, To-day this wool can lo liouirhtat 40 I'JV, while goods can Iki brought even lower, Wisconsin XX lleico has been sold at .tllo by imrties here, and line extra luilM wools as lino as an X Ohio can lw bought for omi-third of a dollar or A7o for the scoured pound, Choice XX Ohio tleeces havo been sold at figures which make the scoured cost only 70 Jc, ami beautiful Territorial woola have sold at 70o and Mow for tho scoured pound. Wool can bought to-day as cheap as any mauiifaiturer needs, and if they tarry much longer, they will wait until it is too late, and reaction will ensue that will carry them on another swell tido into the clip season next mouth. Now is tkiinpportune moment to buy chrsn wool everywhere at this side of Mason and Dixon's line, all intelligent and well informed manufacturci acknowledge by their disposition to take hold of every cheap lot ollcred. SOLD AND IT0CK C0MFANY REPORT Uj Ti I 'th. AN rKASOIt.0 MAUKKTS. San Fhancikv, March 30. Rclpt Wlnat, 3(1,000 ctls flour. l.flOO . k. oat. 4.M) ctl potatoes, 22.1 k,t '(81 17.MK) doi. heat Tho market is firmer and the de. maud is good, Among sale to-iHy were tlie follow ingi 2t0 tons clioice shipping, ?l.37Jt 75 tou good shipping, 8I.H3i 30 Urns choice milling, Jl, 40j quote choice- to extra choice hipping, 91.371.40. lLirley Tho market show no feature of striking nit) rot, A car load of choice feed old to-dtvatlMc. OaU The market I Initter supplied. Somo ellcra aio tmug the market, but theo were few sate mi Ic p.ihlio to-ilay, and tlnwv mark adtcliuo tfouiiiijflr. Amom; sale wero the following! luKI-U Wnshiugtoii, fl.4.1; 400 do,?l til; Uu ilwldt sold to-day at $1.00. We quoto i . CALIFORNIA MARKET8. I'rwn 8. ('. (VimmnUl llcrsM of Mrli (1, At this writing thrio is not a.discm.-ai.'ed esel in port. Tile last reported charter foi w licit t'i Cork foronbra was that of tho ship Importer, 1270 tons, ut t'l, Several other Aiiieue.in suiis eli.irtensl samu ilavforadi rect jHiit st 70s 0d, 777ft S. A Hritish iron ship previously thaitcicd, obtaiutd some thing over i'l, shoitlay day! the conditions being that wheat was to bo delivered to tier as rapidly as she could toko it aboard at Port Cost.t. This leaves the Ireiclit nuiiket in the strougtt jMissible position, thcro U'ing now very lew ships near by or to airivo within ten days. The amount of tonnag j to arri e w ith Ir. tho next tlvo months is placed at about 220,000 tons against 1 10,000 same date last ear, Prospects aiv i-ooil for high freight all the eaou. WlirAT, The deliveries are free and the shipments lileral. The receipt from the in tenor come forward alout a fast as tho ships and millers can handle it to advantage. A few car loads of choice milling hae U-en pur chased by Colorada millers to supply tho mills at lVnver 1 but as for shipping any consiilera bio amount of wheat across the continent by either the Central Pacific or Southern Pacific via Santa Fe, or elsewhere, we do not believe it possible so long as ships can profitably carry the same at i'3 or less. The present hign freights are exceptionable, for could shin owner rely at all time upon getting a 3 freight to F.urope there never would 1 any scarcity of tonnage here to carry It, At this writing we cannot quoto gilt-edged milling at over ii 4CV81 42) shipping grade $1 3CH& $1 40,'ctl, Hlll.4.-llivy salted steer are in good demand at lOJo I' lt 1 light salted hides) cow and steers, 14.1 It, lUo 1' H mctliuni do. I7(i3fl ll, lOo t' Us Silted kip in demand Kil2)c. Hair go t, sound skins, 2.1o me dium, 221(i'.,.V 1 1l.1m.1ged and poor, I.V3 deer skint, gmM summer skins, flOo 1 medium, long hair, 41 l.V) innir and w inter skins, 30c) sown skins, surariings, -.v(-,,kvj snort wool, 30oi.VV; mcxliuni wool,507iV;; long wool,90o (?$1 25. We quota onrrssrket per followingi Dry hides, kip and calf, 1818Jc. Hnra. Our local market ii quiet, and 111 ii.es inoru or less nominal, W, (, k II. IO Nlav, of lynulun, report March 1st, a consid erable amount of business going on in all de scriptions of hops. Of Knglish, chnico main, tain extreme rates; good mediums are hard ening, and tho lowest qualities aro fully 0 per cent dearer than last week. Americans arc in good demand at late rates. Continental hops aro inquired for, and stocks of this description are nlout exhausted and further importations aro stopped by tho prices on tho continent being fully 100 per cent, higher than those ruling here. The imports of foreign hops Into I'ugland last week wero 101." bales. Wool, The arrivals of Spring continue, light, and a fow small speculative purchases of inixeil lots and grades inadoat 20c, "simply a liver" for a purposn. Nominal quotations, Seedy nnd Hurry, 171001 Free, l!V2lc. Overland shipments in February 2,018,0.10 lt of this 2.10.0SO IM was secured. F0RTM0HTLY REVIEW OF THE CRAIH TRADE. Dnrnbupch'- Uit LnNlKi.v, March, 7th. The first week in March find a largo pro portion of Knglish land implanted, nnd if altout half of the usual wheat crop is aliovo ground the rctt is in tho cold rotting reed bed, or altogether past tho time for sawing. As to barley, tho whole of the crop, broadly speak ing, has yet to be planted, sineo oven the early counties are behindhand this March, and to mako a cowl lx.il or the sceil a week to a fortnight's genial weather is required. Future crop prospect aro therefore discoursing, and the farmer ha to look to the coming month rather than to the post for any promise. Doubtless this position will mako Knglish wheat growers slow to sell their remaining stocks, but one can hardly ascribo the fort night's recovery of market spirit and Is 6d to 2s 0d advance in price to any action of Kng Hah farmers) tho improvement rcits upon a broader basis, that of imports, which, having to contribute nearly foupfifths of the next fivo months' supply, are, for tho present, fall Ing lclow ucli duty. Nor are there immedi ate prospects of increased receipts. A corres pondent of this list, tinder tho signature of JorJ, has avowed that after deducting seed from last yiar's wheat crop ho "reckoned upon 8 to 8 J million qrs. of wheat," which do not appear to him forthcoming, since I havo computed tho further deliveries of fanners at only 2J million qrs., and ns sliout 4 million qrs. arc returned as soui since narvcii, mo in ference is drawn that only 0J million qrs. can lo tho real out-turn of tho 18S0 honest. To carry tho reasoning further, if 4 million q-s. only havu lieen delivered, and if tho crop was as estimated last October 8J million, (figures I Ktill believe in at the present date) then between March 1st and the 31st of August the markets may look for 4 J million qrs,, or ratnr over iou,iwu qrs. wccaiy. Now if such a farmer' delivery wa likely the present rise of price would havo to l given up si an infatuation, whereas it has all the sign of possessing a robust ennsitution; and if Table was as certain to improve a it is certain tho olllcial deliveries of wheat will not run 180,000 qrs. weekly, speculation would soon ho rampant In thu "Daltic," and much of tho idle money of London would find employment in wheat. However, by tho common light of oxiiericuco wo may bo sure that for tho rest of this season nearly four-fifths of tho dread stulls wanted for this country must bo sought for outsido these islands, and tho wheat buy er of tho past fortnight need not tako alarm even if tho Knglish wheat crop could be p-ov. .id to bo as estimated, 8 million qrs. First, tho returns of IM) towns, multiplied by 4, as most persons reckon, cannot bo ac cepted as giving tho quotient of nearly 800 mirkct hotels, where much unrecorded bus 1111 ss takes place. Nor do tho olllcial figures include the direct sale from farmer to miller, which is a very common occurrence in those countries where, lost season, the Wst crops were grown. Nor do statistics of pa.t year allow JorJ or other to draw tho inference that (iactto returns represent tho actual crop. In ueh a year as 1874, which gave a crop of ibout 14 millions, tho returns, were minus 4 millions ol this total) and whether the figure of the past years lw taken, or those of ten vears, the gross totals will bewidelydillereut, the olllcial figures always lieing far short of thu quantity grown and known to bo consum 11I. A an instance, if tho Port of London rt-ccitv 3,000 iir. weekly of Knglish wheat, the quantity reported as sold will bo found seldom more than half, and if (as I havo often lone) any person will go to tho Statistical Oil lee in Whitehall and read thorough the rc turns from the 1.10 towns, he will bo astonisl . cdtotlud several well known agricultural centres in which for several wtiks apparently tho inhabitants hive gone without bread, siuco 110 wheat has Ucu kohl! The well known market of Heading, according to Oa lette returns, sells less iu 13 week than Norwich does on a single Saturday! Where as the probable truth is, the llcrkshire miller known the goodness of their local wheat and buy it direct from their noighliors, whilst much of the Kastam comities wluat la pur chased at market of other district, Tho whole process of these otlicial returns ia con siden-d altogether untrustworthy, and too un satisfactory to be made the baits of any mer chant's serious argument, w hilst even if they were accurate in fact, the intenninging of one season's crop with another renders!! estimate uncertain. The over stocks or reseive of 1874 and even 1878 augmented the deliverie of tie next season to au astonishing extent. It the Knglish crop wa therefore 8J million qrs., probably the past six months have eaten up over 5J millions, as most country miller and dealer will admit, notw ithsUuding the liaztfttv' total of 4 million, and the 2 to 3d millions yet to bo consumed will only creep to market slow ly, ltuyers therefore may well feel inclined to act briskly, and buy what they want to replenish their mills ami grauar ies. This argument was used iu January, before six weeks of bad weather had further made bad matter worse, and before consump ttou in Fvbrurary had swept our granary Hoom of their poor reserve before In fact tho reader was ready to bclieyo iu it. Kxact ly a month ago, Februrary 7th, whilst tho olllcial report in this List of tho day's business said, "the vnluo of wheat continues todecline," I wroto relative to same, "that a really good argument require senso as well is facts to support it, and few persons will deny that reasons of tho existing decline of wheat aro conspicuously absent.'' and "thcro is no spec tre in sight to frighten tho mcmWs of tho wheat trada 111 February and March notwith standing tho cxiDtingdcspondcnco." Still tho markets run a dull ditch liko course, nnd writing a fortnight ngo, Februrary 2 1st, whilst noticing thu expected 2s to 3d ndvanco in price had not come, I wrolo "I think thu do main! must yet come", mid "tho country demand is manifesting itself mimiatakcahly.' Thu question now is, w lien tho ndvnucu has been accomplished, will it bo inniiitiined, re cede, or inovo further forward? In tho wheat trade, min meteorology, "long foretold long last, short notice soon past," is a safe maxim, but besides that thcro is a con current demand that current supplies cannot eaily satisfy) tho argument that was goo I a month ago is better now by all the bad weath er there of February, and thecoiiscqueiit wotse agricultural nrospecU of the year. One of tho first Influences in Spring to depress the prico of fluur, tho abundanco of fresh vegeta bles, with this year certainly be wanting) and of the large bulk of breadstuff afloat five sixths aro from Pacific port with a destination to this country, but from which a considera ble portion may bo diverted to the Continent. The Knglish averago of wheat is 8s below Pari quotations, and aliout 4s under thoso of llerlin, whilst rye at tho latter place 43s 9d is above the value of Knglish farmers' wheat. Moreover, the usual Spring and Summer sup ply of North Kusian and German wheat, and of South llusslan ro and wheat, Is likely to fall entirely or to lie of only insignificant quantity, so that tho antagonist to America have to be found in India and Auitralia. In such position, and with tho deliverie of home grown wheat dwindling week by week, the conclusion is a faironofrom the premises, that whore prices now are, they may bo kept easi ly nnd steadily, and that with any further adverse weather they will again moderately advance. A mouth ago, February 7th, 23 was the prico accepted for male, American terms, May-June shipment, and 4 Is for No. 2 Stand ard California!!, whilst of Hed American, Feb ruary-March shipment there were sellers at 43s (I. These figures are given to contrast with present currencies, which show 2s to 3s pir quarter advance on wheat, and over l on mitre, even for distant delivery. It must not be therefore any matter of surprise that a pause iu buying should bo registered for last .Saturday and to day, nor must it bo supposed that tho market now can further advance as easily a it did when at it late lower level) but what all concerned may hold fast by is the permanent fact that Kngland contains a largo enforced demand to satisfy, that the Contiucut through it centers ol Antwerp and llcrlih, ha also largo and regulai require ments, that stock are very bare, and that reckoning upon our assured supplies any sur plus is not within tho range of practical com merce, unless stimulated by price that are not likely to be ollered. It would probably takn a .1 silvauie 011 wheat to attract a mil lion quarters more than our consumptive want in tho next three, nonths, and yet a million quartei in our mill and granaries would not maku stocks heavy. Statistics aro on tho side of steady markets for tho future, and only the .nfliienco of weather on opinion remain! to ili.turb future transactions. NEW THIS WEEK. D. W. PRETOE & CO., Leading; Music Dealers Sole AflciitH fov the Celebrated rx5:.BX3z& AND THK tntt, tfeiWEggs: L ti4i5TvM SJEXXIXIV 3MET7SXO AND ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. JVo. 107 Fh'nt Street, - - Portland, Oregon. SHINDLER & CHADBOURNE, MANUFACTURERS OF FURNITURE, also cAnnr a full line of CARPETS, WALL PAPER, LACE 0URTAINT, MIRRORS; OIL CLOTHS, LINOLEUMS, ETC. is" t siiiTLMlBlrrrsrr,rfTrytPWPBlsy.firr tr' ivvMslWiiTiinBrynKitfSiiMnr' LL -jOTviw This firm Manufactures largely, usiner ud the Native' Oregon Woods. Factory run by Water Power. xne warerooms extends through 200 feet from No. 166 First Street, to No. 167 Front Street POIITLANI), ------. OllEGOX. How to 8acare Uealtb. It seems strange that one will sufler from the many derangements brought on by an Im pure condition of tho blood, whenSCOVILI.'S SAK.SAPAUII.LA AND STILLINOIA, or IILOOD AND LIVKU SYKUP will restore twrfect health to the physical organization. It is indeed a strengthening syrup, p'easant to take, and has proved itself to bo the 11KST IILOOD PU1UF1KK ever discovered, effectu ally curing Scrofula, Syphilitlo disorder, Weakness of the Kidneys, Krysidelas, Malarial all Nervous disorders and debility, ltilious complaint and all Disease indicating an im pure condition of the Hloo.1, Liver. Kidneys, Stomavh, Skin, etc. It correct indigestion. A single bottle will prove to you it merit a a health rcuewcr, for it ACTS L1KK A CHARM, espctially when the complaint is of an exhaustive nature, having a tendency to lesson the natural vigor of the brain and ner vmis svstcm. KAKKIPS PAIN PANACKA cures pain in Man nud Iteost. Uso externallv ami intern. ally and find instant relief. Dlt. UOfSKU'S VKOKPAHU: WOKM SYKUP iu.Uiitly destroy WOItMS and ro.novc tho Secretion which came them. Sprlns styles. This warm wtather and early Spring season reminds us that many of our render will bo needing clothing to correspond with the chmireof the year and they will find every thing in the clothing and furnishing lino for gentlemen' wear, from a pair of sock to a Spring hat, including underwear, all turnish ing goo-la and suit of clothing of latest style ml custom made, at Fiihel llobert great clothing establishment on First street, comer of Alder, where they have the largest stock as well a the finest eatablisliment North of San Fraucisco, MOUNT HOOD AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WAREHOUSE NEWBVllllY, HAWTHOllNJE A CO., Importers and Dealers in Agricultural Implements, ??'! J!?...".".H,TS"7. AtelU"3 T. .T.wtiasi. becoji. i , , , "riXi.;... !.. ; J .':!! """" "'" i"nj in nioTt'iusnu ner bcrors n Ofs noKVM, (I..1.I.V1.KU .lUltUIOW.. Ufll'D. I A3 , l OOt" Or..?! or ttnl Usui, itoubl Iron undsnl. ltlaing- known nknowlMj-t-d to txi Hid llyhtot ilraii,-ht, .tronfe.1, UHt dunbls snil hot in svtrjr HEItS' KltlKND IHIILL, the Ik.. drill o( th.r.,rl,l: n U elisin-cl to s JlroLlc.! 8Sr . BJTKKI.Y IIIIOAl; CtljT BKKIlKIt snd CL'I.TI VATOII, tlie Klnjj ol sll Becden snd U.I, sny wsffoi or wslklne snd where mrtlail.r. Ths FAIOI In flis minutes. Trie only rnithsllnirthi Hut.lxr Cutoff, llsllroul and Mlnlni-MHntls.'l'nki. IUu-1 lUrrnws, lull red snd lluth sy Plows snd S:rsrs: feutfs psunt lour lnt HTKKI. IIAIIII IK.NCB WIIIK, boih mlsnil irslranlsld. ...,,. .,.. ,., . oi-jii-- ior i.'vii!, eve iKiiiKimnj rnurriy now snd estrs. Centennial Hug Tni. tftr .Imi.Ia ., -luiltla k.l. r.1.1.. ....I ... !.. .1.1. HlVli.t ..' lcui .,.i, a . . at .- a. . ........ . ..T $nL.l.l7MN i MILLS snd a ,u n. ol STW VW ". TrE.. ST. CULTUItAL HAllllWAItH. Address lor lurther Information, No. MO snd Mi First strrst, Portland, Or-on. Branch Houaoa Albany, OrtK-on Walla, WaUa an 3 Colfax, W. T. AGAIN IN UUSINKS3, ManufHctHrcrs trnd Importers of WHIPS, SADDLERY, HARDWARE, ETC. ' 110 Front Street, East Side, - - Portland, Orcon AftnU lor autu rcrch and RubSsr Usnulstturinc Oour-snr. Kent ot Coi nam Ittpalrini promptly stUnded to. on hand st San Francisco prices. A rood snortment oi uiv uesi quauuy on nsnu. aim a N.ll. Full assortment of Flra snd other kinds ol lias mcoru bum Harness. HUa-eStoikssiia lube nerel assortment oO'snnllsrnessol U kinds. niti"f W. W. ESPET, MAXUFACTUHEll Or Buggies.Carriages.Phaetons.and Light Speed Wagons . , laiiiiui os uslii, itt am limn r ami inaiunsfr r r. nriiir , .... ,v. .,a,..iiili,uii -vini, um couiare witnsnrof my roniindliort, sivl U eemlnenl. J-JM W. W. ESPEY, Bon B36, Portland, Oregon. MARRIED. Marriku At Hillsboro, March 8, 1881, by Key. Janie Campbell, Mr. Siilney Horn, of Corvallis, Oregon, to Mis Iillisj. Heath, of Washington county, IT any Reader feel tiretl, ha a severe hrailache or loss of apietite, it mean that something is the mat terwith the kidueys which Warner' Safe Kidney and Liver Cure alone can help. Fir and Skins. There being sharp competition for abova article, at good price, the underu'gned le lieve that he can do well by thow who con sign their stocks to him for tale. mhllU ,J . Ksarr, l'ortlaml GEO. F. SILVESTER, IMPORTER, WHOLESALE AND HETAII.KKLEK IK . SEEDS SEEDS! i . Fruit and Evergreen Trees, Plants, Etc. I ALOALFA( GRASS AND CLOVER SEED jln largeQuantities ond Offered in Lots to suit Purchasers.! i Hedgo Shears, Pruning and Budding Knives, Green House Syringes, Eo. SEED WAREBHOU8E 817 WASHIKOTOir ST., Ju. ltms SAM rKAVCISOO. SEND FOR A Willaaaaette Farmer PRICE ONLY TEN CENTS A COPY. Jtjawi)tt.ltfa9Wwi-- JStl t"!.