Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, February 17, 1882, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextVfl WILLAMETTE FAKMER: PORTLAND, OREGON, FEBRUARY 17, 18X2. Commercial MAIiKJST UK PORT. limit TKOttltK MAKIel.I. rile -MiiU Me firmer for c.l foul Tilt: follow iiil; I tin (Sent wholtj-.. Irem producers or Intit ItnmN : KLOUK. hi Jul binn lots itaiulniil liramls (ttTrHsfi 00: bos. couiitjv t ratiilssJ i'naS "' WHEAT Valle 1 1 (.0 Wall. IVill.i. l.5o loi new imp; u" to (0 cents net te farnnr.ilmsliol.it W.illi W'alh tml mar pdmts. DATS - f busliel. N10NS- l&Xii.. l) 1 A 1 0 !-. - 7."6? S."w in r Imsl.e I ,lll)I)I.hl. ,lol.tmi, for tceii, &."J .V W5A00 t1 ton. ftliortv, I & -0. (.hop, fJOist at 00 l tou hiUN Jeil.limc at ?H(bl' ' tin fiAlUIt Nili's ibeuits; Mill, cci ntrj rut, 15(.i.lt: Citj Hired, 1U',iIn.; sliioul drts IOGjUo. LAKD. In Kirs, IPej Origin liai .ins, 16c; do in pails, 1 jjtii.lujc. liUnhK.-Uu .mutt. 'lUra trth roll this iccW had an offer of 47s ul for a similar rgo jitstcletred. This shows t deiline of to inn. r 'JT cuts a bushel sirco IX toiler I Time Ins been a di ditto of U emits . bushel ! Ill tilt! lut tl0 (ll. 1 Hie "unity finnetn' fiont tdudd, ho nskeil Ust week hi iVi.OOO lonlil bo lost on , . rin riVnm nit that the i ui) Mld in October is just about duo in Unfe'land nt this tune, and if it was .in an,c targo of l.fiOO ton, or ."i0,t00 btishtU (w hith is thca.igo nil thiMiii;h tins s asou) and sell for '-'7 omts a 1 mlid decline, tho loss would bo $i:!,."00, in- steMil of $,'i,000. Ab it is well iitnlofs'oo 1 tint thine, who hold lint mil not tell for 1cm thui SI 00 percental, fi eights liavo eoni'iiiiKCil 1 1 turn ble, as w hue nl..)s as it nl uim d be tho cae towards Spniiij. M csels otossul in last Sumla, uitlicipu.it toe-urv uwu) ten thim-and tons of illicit 1 mot -are known to bo oir the liar. 1'no of the .irttiaU aie set king charter, added to thtee in the river before them, so that for the first tune in months wo lno omt ten thou-and fniit ccononitcally, and maiuifactiire dried or ctntied products satciiiatically on a large scale. Wo noti.o tint mtailers here put fancy pncis nn nicely lined fruits, retailing them .it 'JO and 2.) tents, that cost them from l!I to 111 cents. In Apnl itnik May shall look for improvement tu the inn Lot for all dried fuut. i 1 1 OOU) AND 31'l.OK COMPANY'S REPORTS 15. keira, "oic '7Jo: best pickleil jail bbls, iSCC'Tic gSUc; iolul in rolls in bbls or CliKESE -171S DKIKl) FRUITS Apples, inn dried quar terct.1, ti(7c; sliced, 7(5,c, 111-u.hine it'it-d, u(i 10o; tVirs, machine dried, SaM0c. I'lums.snn lined, p ttod, 1011; niaihiiie ilrieil, ditto, PuUL'l RY. Chickens, fjll grown, M 00 tto. J ,KHGS. N'c.ir by frh hid, 20'J-2,i. HOlS. Drvsseil, TiS-TJi:. REKF. Live weight, '.'Jo tor dune. jHKI.I l,ie wc'iit, Jc V. OOL. I-istcru Oreguo, lt(i'-'5e: Wtl Unv.tU a!U, ilia-Jin.. Uuiiui, HSOoOo UiDtS. liutchirs Utiles, dry, l,"C- c, ,uutr) t,nrtdtdi, in, c; culN, nijliiieD tiles, sdtiM, ''-. t.ouiitr, ditto, 7ffsc LWrskim, drj, 40c t th; L)r s'u-ep pelts. aM Joial; l)r .lk. 'JO. t lb"." 1ALLOW.- Juot.ble it jJ'sGc. HAY. -l'j 1J 00 f ton, baled, .l 1 p'ent of it. Al'l'LKS-T.Vl per bushel l'KAR-."W ioOi per I a- il 5KhL-i) J. 1 1 irki. . Co gne iii tin fi How im; .is their prlLei Onion -ets i")(i "0 cts pet tt, liuioth Seid, l is its per lb; Al fslta a e.l, 10(a.lS eti pir lb, Orclnrd Oras ijfe.SO cts per lb; Red Clover JSted, 17$ Is ctsperlbj White Cljver Sf-ed, IOaCOi pu lb. Ahcke Ciovtr Sitd 41K2.43 cts .LKK.tL lLUtHtllr. SICE. China, No. 1. 6c; China No. 2, ij Japan, 7o; Sandwich Islands, S(0c. rtLV Japan, 40 j,50('jjo; Bltck, 4070cj Urcia, ooiSOc. COKFttV-Cntaliica ItiljCOc; Jaa,'JS!$30. iUGAKS. Crubhl A 1 ic; Fint Cn-shed, )3j; Cube, 13c; Extra C, lljc; Golden C, Us; Sandwich laKniU, Xo. 1, 10c iYKUP. Five gilloiis 75c. CANDLES lJltc. RA1S1.NS. California, $J.25'& 5-2.75 t""J5 n iox. SOAPS. Good, 75c.21.75. OILS. Ordinary brands of ccal, 25.; ht(l grades, Oivvne i Co., i" Jc; Boiled Lintted. I ditto tiaw, 77t; niuu oil, 40.; Turpen tine, 7U; Pure Lard, i 10; Caator, J1.25 11.40. YKAST POWDERS. DonneUy, $2 f doz, Pfwton & Merrill, $2 25 V doz.; " SALT. Stock, bay, $12 ton; Caxmel- Uand, J12J; Ccorso Livtriool.cJO; Fine qua. ditto. mutt, ntra fair to good, 22J(a2.')c; umtmoii, IS 1 tons disengaged shipping in port. Woluar, also, of a Urge vessil som due that is an noitiiced for the first time, this week, making a tiiet soon due with curving cipictty of ovli ten thoiiaiil tons lately addnt to the register. The total of tonnage to the C lutn bt i liver is fully equal to our wants, ind there is no excuse for freights to be over 00s If those vv ho now hold wheat w ill use jtidg nieut, and not bid s,giinst etch other, freights must tome down to 50i within two months. We hippene I upon a newly arrived Nor wegiin ship mvter 'his week, vvhosj tiim little iron lup wo ild niinnnnd the biet price oing lie wants 70-. freight tit U. K, but vu't not .it it, Fntghts hon d not now be tilled ov tr (."s fcr iron to the I'm ted King dom or C'iitiiiiit, ind i hige woojin esd, with up.c tj to tik i v.iy 2,500 tons, or s: 000 bus lis, u oiTend bOs to wnj de-irjd port I'mghts liavc deilinul fiom UJs td list Fall to an aven.ro "f 0J'. (id, whuh, with the difterema pu 1 then and now tor w heit, .n.kcs up just the lUclme wi Imo explained s having t ikon plai. It is noteijj to et -ttho iait quintity ot win at in the comitiy at this time, but isti mites of t!ie supply ti be et iiportid troin Upper Ci'unibia stocks, plate the total at 5, 000 toi.. Ftom this alle iousi lerible Abe.it will come, .i we know of districts when farn.ers have sold little or none at all It I i ot be'uved tuat the total surplus from the Columbia river, moulding 50,000 tons held on f om lS-O, will naih Indierthan 250.C00 ttn, h uh the tigurts made soon after liar-ve-t w ere 320,000 tons. That w ou!d leav e a surplus from the hirvet of 1M of 200,000 : us, or leu than seven tniili n buhi Is. All parties are waiting expectantly to see tiovv the Southern 1'acitic road mil succeed in hipp ng whtat from California to New Or leans, which is to be attempted sjateuntical 1) in March. It the shipiient lately m ule from SacrammUi valley to S Louis was a success, cir.'amly tl at to New Orleans should be. The tariff of the trunk Inns from Cniiago to Bal timore is 17c per cwt, or 3 40 pT tou, or 1C 1-5J ;t bushel. Supposing the Soutluni I'aiGc to be satisfied with the same pay for same di tine, and the distinct to be twice as reat, then the charge to New Orleans for 2000 links w til lie Jiout 20o per bushel. All I e expanse froinCilifornia to England should uot be more than 25c per bushel. It rcniins t Ije mn if they (Southern 1'acific) will be satisfiid to take all the E-is rn inoiiopoliis dare charge. If Calm rn a ins a h rt wheat crop tin -ai, wi ma) look tor very low freights a tin. " iiithirn Pacific railroad will siok busi uess. We uuy not niel next jear half tin sh ps that ionic 1 ere this jear. Exporters say they cannot offer over $ ", i nutal lor wlnat, but wo htar of no sales at th it pr.ee thi quo'ation is menly nominal. Oi s are firm at 5Cc, oxing to the drouth in California. F.rmers in Oregon and on Pugct Sound may feel confident that oats will contnue to bear a fair price if our Souttiirn uo ghbors continue to tulfir from Irouth. Potatoes are quoted 5c higher than last w eek. Such a quantity has been sent from Pugct Sonnd aud ths Columbia imrfora month pa't, and tho home supp y has reached market in suih abundance that prices dropped last week, but they will go higher as the ea sou advances. If the p-cscut drouth afTejts the potato crop there, we may find a good market for mxt year's crop also, but it is pos sible to overpipduco. If all the enirgie3 of the Sound and the Columbia botto ns are turned trit way we may overdo it. But oats and Ik?, $25; Ashtou's ilairy. 30. CROPS AND MARKLTS Tiiciuiiat, Feb. lb, lSs'J During the week we have had con'mual raih and stormy w eathtr so that out door work could not be proseiuted to advantage m tin part ot the country, but the temp-ruture hiM been warm and gras has been grown Mink tiers from exposure to long storif without ahelter, but otherwise must have done well on the rango all Winter. Considerable plow uig has Ijeen don-, aud farmers generally aliould bo in good shape. Wh le we have had a grcatir riii fall so far in Fibruarj, than at anv othei tmu thu Winter, it appears that Calif tun has uot paitlelpatid lu its benefits. The latent n p.jrt is tint rams have cease 1 there, and hive ottly been light in .n p.rt of t'ia Mate, while in the ban Joaquiu Valley and 5- jut' em Calif .rnu bao suffered so griariv from irouth tha: in some districts pastures failed anil btoe'e were djmg of starvation he piotpeet is poor for realizing good cnqn from tli at Sta k tins year. The foreign wheat market has bet i more 4epres'ed during the last fe ili) thui ,t any time fiuce harvest A very serious dc iJiue in valuis has occurred the present week. One ciusu may be the fiiiauual ensu that has rained 60 many Flench p.culatorc, r.ad tkat has affected all the money markets of Enrr pe. Such au emergency always reacts on staple values, but they will recover if the is no ther occasion for the depression. Anothi r case for this decline in breadstuff u a g. n- 1)(,tatoes both offer a good field for effort this v.w. .. iuuiiui.-iih ju kuc ui'iieu .ti litis. A bulletin, lately issued in this iutcri-t. we republish from the dispatches of the Ako i ted Piess, which ilaims that lminens docks tf wheat arw still held by farmers, speculatur ad local dialers in the Western SttCs, but this is put in so unreliable a form that we ueed not accept it as gospel. It is not prob able that wheat has been held in those Mates to such an extent as cl timed, while price have been high and heights have been at a minimum, as has been the case for months fast. There has ken every inducement for Weoteiu farmers to sell, aud this btattment ut prol ably made in the interest of tpecu Utors. Another fact that weakens tho market is tlie cirUint) that the what Bupply is equal to the demand; still another weikcning mtlu euoj is found in thu unusually nltaiaiit San Francisco Market. Saj Fiiancisco, Feb CIUUTHUII. Br bark Grrtrudo, to Cwtk, U. K., prior to atnval, private tier bark Addo, to Cork, U. k , ptior to arrival, private. Tho Br ship Oik id i, 2J1M to.is, piivioiisly leported, gets, to Liveipool, 57s Oil, to Havre or Antwerp, titfs, to Coik, V. K , or continent, 02s Od. No sales jet ellected by "call" nt tho Merchants' Exchange. Baric For j,ood coast feed, August de livery, offered at SI 40; ?1 23 was bid. Wheat Market dull with a declining ten dency. Among sales this afternoon were 05 tous No. 1 shipping, new, $1 IB; there is more ottering at the same tigure, but it is doubtful if tho ale could bo duplicated to-day. There is no eh .an go to note in quotations. Flour Marktt is well supplied; quiet; good Oicgonaud Walla Walla jobbiug at $1 W cash. Barley Market is steady at full piiccs; c,ood feed, $1 S5: fied quotable at f 1 77 if 185. Oats Market is quiet with no dispotitton on tho part if holders to grant concessions. Sale of good Ongon to a miller at $1 874 Quote good to s'toiee feed, $1 S51 OJJ. Potatoes Markit is steady with nothing to indicate any speedy disturb incu of valuis. Garnet Clulu told at $1 UO&l 75. Wool There is very little ileuuml; market linn at unchanged quotations. Hops Transactions small; receipts he ivj , market weak; Oregon and Washington noun nal at 20(23c. Egj.' wt k; 23(2.2lo Buttri Market firm; prices unchanged. NfcW OKK 11 Vl.KTTS. Nkvv YeiliK, Feb. 15. Wheat -Irregular; ?1 201 32. Flour Dull. CMICAOO MAI.KJT. Cltlt'AllO, Feb 15 Wliwit $1 l'Ji March. IIKMtl OIIM's I.M1LISH KFTOI.TS. Lomiov, Feb 15 Floating cargoes R ither tasur. Cargoia on pissag Ratlirr easier. Mark iauo Slow. Good cargoes No 2 spring off coast 41s lid ttootl cargoes led winter oil coast jls 3d Good cargoes Califonn i otl coast IDs. Fair avetage spring, prompt xhipmcu, 4Us No 2 red winter, prompt shipment, 4'Js lid English and French country market Gciicrall) cheaper. French country ma-ket-s-Generally dearer Imports of wheat into 17. K. during last week, 235,000 qrs Imports of tlour into U. K. last week, 115,000 bbls. Weather in England Showery. Liverpool spot Depressed. JM.l.-ll. L A Year's Result 00,000,000 11,131,409 5,000,000 7b,272,8J', 2,172,003 S30,lbS,O0O 18SI. 4 , 000,000 23,301.771 2,600,000 151,432,3'jO 1,410,533 577,000,000 537,127,000 $13,000,000 $35,503,250 211,3-1,400 4(i 074,151 1 J, 000, 000 353,004,352 251.730,773 13.204,70!) 0.500,000 year. Butter is again 35c per pound, owing to the drying up of California pastures, so the supply from there is cut off. The California drouth stems to play an important part in our pres ent, and also will affect our future. Chickeus and eggs have a good price, and aie advanced since last week. Grrin fruits are becoming scarce. Apples xre much less abundant than is usual in Feb. rnary. The season of 1881 was snth as to caui-e all thines to lipen sooner than usual. Wintei apples are already nearly out of mar ket Good varieties readily biing ?1 per box. Dnod fruits remain inactive, but must be better appreciated when the supply of green fruiU is exhausted. We this week sold a cnoice lot of dned Bartlrtt pears and Petite pi lines; and Coc's (JoMi-ii drop and Rme Clau le plums that had been pitted, at 10c. I nil tmin.l f.i. fl.u ...lir.l. int. i..!l .!? i .. .M..v, ,u, ,llw niiuju iub, J'luib I1I1CI1, as that wa, so as to comiiia.nl confidence and app al to the best taste, will always bring a good price. Wo have dcmoiisti ited to our own satH'aution that prunes can ho sold at 5c per pound, ami pitted nltiriH at 7c. nut un m bushel on Tutbday, and was SI 31 lees than a , 1 ulk and without expense, and that if trees fortnight prev ious Pat t of th s is due to .an beai as tiny always have with us, an oiehatd ucrtaseof freight charge on the four ti mil. will nut for tho fruit on thu tree over 5100 an l'"18- tro initually, above cost of picking, cuiing In Oct iber n c-t.o ju.t s! ipp.-d h id s Id m ' and packing. Our fruit grower must depend England ut CUs 0d pel qn iter ton, or 50J on u foreign in irket for sale of our dried pi o. found. Thu samu firm tlut undo thu ,U, ducU, anl go to work scientifically to grjw growing v inter, anu tuu lavoraule aipect of crops both in Europe in America. To (,iv o a fair nie i of tho collapse of the wheat maiket, you can look bick t-u das iB'l see that Chicago p ices have declined 10 eiita a bushel; wheit thero was id JJ pu The San Francisco Commrrclnl Jernlil say In our issue of last week, which einbrand an elaborate commi-r. i.al and linancial review of the jear 1S81, we formulated, as has lx-en eur custom for years, the aggregate results of the various business departments of th; port, and for the purpise of instituting comparisons with comments, we herewith give a ta1 ulatcd statement for the past two ears : 18S0 Product of w heat in California, bush'ls Wheat and tlour ex- Porte from Pan rancisco, ctls Barlej crop, ctU Sugar imports lb,. California beet su uar pro luc, Ibi Gold A. silver yield Coinage in San Francisco Mint .Merchandize cx- wt, value .. Lumber imports, :t Wool clip, lbs Wine prodoct.galls louingu movement of Central Pacific Railroad, Ibi 3,120,050,500 1,310,370,010 i reignt mov ement ot aouthirn I a cificR. It (North ern Divisin), n,s. 457,300,702 5T5,8C2,077 Value of manufac tures in S.F.. 4,150 23.879 While our wheat product was not so la'ge as in the former year, sti I tho lai go surplus remaining over made it ono of tho most suc cessful shipping years we ever experienced, the export values more than doubling over last jear, and altogether turning out advan tageous to all parties interested in tho trade. Of barley, we only produced about half the amount credited the previous year, but it nevcrth less proved to be a most profitable crop. Our sugar import swelled to twice the amount of tho year 1830, and notwithstand ing trim large importation of sugar from the Hawaiian Islands under a most favorable re ciprocity treaty, all tho duties collected by the government on this same article amounted to the large sum of over $13, 000,000. The beet sugar product of California shows less favorable results the present year as com pared with 1830. Our go'd and silver yield has just about held its own with tho previous year. In Arizona, New Mexico and elsewhere) the yield has bten largo and constantly in creasing. Our merchandise exports loomed up in value in consequence of the large grain shipments abroad, aud our Federal revenues advanced boyond the pr: ions year for the same reason. Lumber imports have also gaine 1 over the previous year. The wool clip is not quite so large, nor is tho product of wine ss great as thu prrviou year lut thu latter industry is now being pla;cd on such a large scale that in a few years hence wo may sin ely look for a very largo of this favored homo production. The Central Pacific Hail road shows a largo excess of toniugo move ment over the previous year. The production ofqmckbilicr shows a slight inn ease. In pop illation we havu gained ii 8'J7 in 1831 against 1,159 in 1830. Our iiiinufiutuiing interests maku an advance showing, or ical estate sales havoan upvatd tendency, Mi, our banking interests aio giiiimg inci- ased and moro satis factory busmen, bj that tho record of thu just year gives thu strongest evidence) that wo aie tin in tho tin ir.nln nf ihyihiimiIu 4 --- --. - f,-... v. .. ...g.v, , j , . CROPS IN THE NORTHWEST. CilH'Aiio, I'eb. II. Thu 7VmM has a review of crops 111 thi Northwestern Stites, of w liieli tho follow mg is 11 minim irj An open inii r and thu probabili y that Spiutg will begin a miMttli 01 sixwciks enillM th 111 usual ii'nku agiiiiilturil prospeets in the Northwest mo t encouraging K potts ddlir in chaiaiter ns widely as tu locality, but thu general tirtlino ii) is that hogs hive bicn piettV thotoughlv sold oil, owing to a conipua ivl) small clop of corn. In but few localities thero is niuih com in thu hands of farmers bcviiid what tin will ncid fm tlu ir own btock What win it remains in most States is 111 the hinds of loial buvii s, though in a good inanv. pints ut the eoiiutt) fit inert hive consult uilili wirat on hand fm the coming onr. 1'ios puts am all tint ian br expeilivl, Wiutir w h at b mg 111 1 xee'h lit 1 million w ith hard 1) an exception, uid the aret of pimg wheat will gcnuinllv show an increase. lteturm undo by millers and 1 levator men ludii ite that not much more than one-third of the wheat has ben uiarkitid 111 Mulligan mid Minnesota. It is intimated tlmt farmers still Ineve on hind 20,000,000 bushels of wheat. In I'ldutia the possible supply of wheat is con siderable, though not more than thlee fourth of what it was a yiar sgn, but a largu number of reports showing that farmers have fold most of thur grain indicatu that a greater part of the wheat in the State is lit the hands of local buvcrs. In Illinois it is intimated the vvluat acr'-agi this year will show a deuca.se of 12 per et ut , but Winter whe't is now in admirable, couill turn, though riccnt fieemg ami thawing weather 111 somo localities bus cientid a feil lug of uneasiness, lu some counties tin re w ill l.e a m itiu.-tl lucre aso in Spung wheit elu age, but in other., hardly any of thm giaiu will be sown. In the southern part ot thu Matt corn is being bought by farmer, and in the Statu giiiually tiny li ivo not much left lit v lid w li it the) will nee 1 Wisconsin had rithn bid luck with wlnat, .and while what inter wh at tin re Is looks well, ill most counties there i ill be liss Spitng w heat t.ow n than l..st e.n . In Ion. a the tiudencv is to sow lesi and le ) Nning wlllt, but Wllitil wheat is veil proniisli g, .an 1 th" piospict to pr ng wlnai g od (ii.mii mid hogs havu be 11 pretty wul sold iilf, and what letuaius is hi Id in hopes 0 a hul er price. Dikot 1 pi'iig wheat so 11 g 1 1 onuses to In much 1 11 g 1 th in a ) ear a o lu Kansas Winter win t is 111 the best eon ditiou l'hu ncr age will m t dilbr crtatlv from last veir, luiin.' m lutreise 111 noun counties and deeiiasn 111 other. The Stall, an whole, will .slui.i some iiicrinse ,Nebraki Nirn g wlnat sowing will show some iuuiau and c( ru shows large inciase lu Missouri wheat prospeets ue excellent Not much of last je.arn crop remains 111 tin hands of farmers. T us cuius about the entire wheat lais nc sietiou of the U est, and nam gr.atif)iiii. exhibit, and Is the lirst 'ouipreheustvc statu mint madu this viar. PACIFIC MUTUAL Life Insurance Company OF VAItIFOHNIA. MANAGER TOR State of Oregon and Idaho and Washington Territories. . Poatlauil, Oregon, ' 108 rut Street, rfrrencrs. CIHttt.V-S 1IOIKIK, ut Itisluc lutli V. Vn JsMI-MsrH-l.l .Cnihlir I l1.lV1U.mil II ink J A HTllOHllltilHU., Hliokulo 1 1 ulirr I Indlujn O A IKtl I'll, nl IM11I1, llroiieiili H lh A Winoii 1,(1 IIINIIIt'llNKV, llinrlilisru V (Jn elit.crtf Col J Mil'UAM.N, til J MU'iukriiVIo II K NorrAUK, l.miiliiirinl I lit.M.ui J It (lit. I,, el J K (1111 A Co , Ntsllniitrt M S ili'HUI t.l of Kuipis lliiirill A Cu I'llA.SK 7.A.NOUCII et '.an llrutliert. RrOrrurrs. W V HI'AtMtHMI, I'si krr sml I'slllo Ho.luf, AMIHI.NV Uulll.ltl-s, ol H.li.l V ItoUlts. JOHN CII.S,i.t J111111 Crsn A Co I) M Willi 11(1, limits miJ Hhws JIIS1 I'll III UKII Allli, llurklmnlt A Ntiilillnr All th Ihi iisiiiisI IhkIiiiks men nl I'lirllsud rri ill (IfiiJ.iioo Insiitiiiii tn llilmWoiiniiiail ceta I.O(ll) II.IMs it.t 11.11, ) ly to t. Ilrkisjlllt, 10 Milhtrerl, 1'uitWsii FLOWER SEEDS. GARDEN SEEDS. GEO. F. SYLVESTER, Importer, Wholesale and ICutail Dealer in ! Z NEW THIS WEEK. W ftROYAL KXWt Jh U Fruit and Evergreen Trees, Plants, Etc., ALFALFA, GRASS AND CLOVER SEED In l.ngu (iiiautities and Olftiufl in lots to suit I'lirchesiN I led go Shuirs, rriining and Bsl ding Kiiivis, (ireeii lloiisn S)tliigis, l!to. Seed WavchnuHt' .'it 7 Wasilmton St., Sun Fninrlsvo, Cal, v I I. POWERS, FURNITURE, Itcdillii, Cm-pels', I'n per Hung' ill"-, Stoics, ami 'I Crockery and Glassware. J Strain 1 aiter Nuitlotr.t ornrr I'lutit slid JtCM90 .Stttcl. n.rtliuuie IKA ui4 ISA lint ixl 1st Hnsiiul hln-ct, I'UltlltMl, Ultl.COI. v0 tl ni.8 iioiM.r, T a ih, E3TABLISUED IN 1H51. (J l.o W HNKI.I.. K K AU.NOLD HODCE, DAVIS & CO., W and Ul I'rmit Strict, (cor. Stark) l'oitland Oregon. Offer to the Drug and (ieneral Mtrchitiiliaa Trade a Complete Assortment of Drugs, I'nts'iit .Medicine's, Fine lieiiiicalH, 4.'ln.shnru Shop Furniture, unci hrunuMs' Sundries. AI-SO V1MMV OI.AS.1 OK All, HltJi ANU CjiMI.ITYl mi ( M the Icullng brunt., In Lck slid thu. iastr lliel onlv POWDER Absolutely Pure. roin Orjjte Cream Tat iHkii h li0'lit, tltkv Ik (.'it i lie eUfi h i llnlc from Ortte Cream TrUr N othr nci the ilU runiiltlri from nMy iinlii,ttUIo U tlon nnktt tm h li 'lit, tltkv hot hrnN. or luxurio ptlci without fear tl)-t.till U H4 ii tiiM, li all (irrxir nn au kaki so ron rKit c o . , linvr Vork I . ,1. WOOD A iO., REAL ESTATE AGENTS, I. . l. f. Triniilr. I'orlluiiil, Or. II tit "tTK AltK PKKl'AKKH TO OIVK VOL Ty ;aln (-lt)icr In I-arm l.anls or Clt l'roiMrt. o nave '.uie npiciiiiiii n, in, an i i'l aim 1011 near tno city, linprorcil an 1 iiiilniirot"il 1 W, W, n ami AOO acre forms ultliln II inllm ol I'ortUn I A liro list oftwheat Karnw anil Jllry ranilies, matteriil up and down t)ie Valley Oli to rwilvu n colli ulsslciii (mm ion tllher Ui liuy nr sill land (lliu in a rill or write for clriuUr. and list, ol form, fcl7ml COLORS IN CANS AND DRY. Putty, Lampblack, Red Lead, Glu, and VarnishM. Including the flnc.l sruidi fur Coach ailntr.' um. Paint, Whitewash and Varnish Jhushcs, LiiiKccd Oil, in ftarrel and cases, Turpentine, Coal Oil, Cattor Oil, Lard Oil, Neata Foot Oi Fish Oil, Alcohol, in JjhhcIh and Cus-jcs. Blue Vitriol. Sulphur, Castile Soai, Concentrated Lyu, Potash. Bittern, all kinds. (JuiVkmlvtr, Strychnine, and Tur, iu Pints, Quart., and Half Oallon, Five (ialloti, lite. We nro Agcnta forOiOKon and W&NhinRton Territory for TIIK III.ST JIIXIli I'AIST IN l,HK. Mllliiirkroilts Carbolic Mie' IHp, M'akeler's Hiiccn ICath and Squirrel I'oison, and AjerVand Dr. .lajnc'K I'ronrle- lary .Medicines. We buy our goods fioin hrkt httinlw, thus 1 nihliiig iu to eotnj eto with at y 11 uLit MJ U) Coast as lompatison of our prut s will prow. HIN tit tM IMO, III! IKON I hlltllT. M ts till It.. K I It It M III IT. NERVOUSJDEBILITY. A Sure Cure Guaranteed. DK. K.C. WE-SrS NKItVK ANII lltlAIN TIIKAT nieut. a ancrillc for Hysteria. Dizziness. I'nnviil Ion., Jurvoiu lleaiUihe, ilenUI I)eireloii, fou nl Memory, Hpenntirrliea, liniot'iiu), lnvoluiiUr Kml. Ion. I'riliuturc Old Aire, railnul tiy over reurtlon. Hell Abuse or Over liidulKenci, whkll louli to misery, ilecay and death One box will eure ri(ent cases Kach lol contains one month's treatment; II 00 a Un, or six noses for 't 00; nent h mail, prepared on receipt ol price. We irnarantee tlx hocs to curr any ease With each order rccelicd h ua fornix hox, accompa nled with J1 00, we will nnid thu piin.lia.ir our iruar antte to return the moiicj II the troitiiitnt docs not effes.t a euro. Guarantees issued oul' by WOOIIAHK, CI.AllKK & CO , Wholesale and Kutal! DruwI.U, I'ortliu I, Or Order. I y null ut reirula' price. Jan J7 ly HIRAM SIBLEY ft CO. Will mall FKKE their Onto, loeiio for 1HH( contitliiliiK full descriptive l'rio' Ust of Iiloweir, Vllil nnd (Jiirelea SEEDS llulbs, Ornuinontnl Criwsex, mill Jmniortollos, fllnilloliis, I llli's, r.osos, J'lunts, lnnli:i Jllipllilllfillts. l:!.llltlfiilly lllllil. truteil.OvirlOOimgos.Aililrcss ROCHESTER.N.Y. & CHICAGO, ILL 173-183 Cact Main St, 200-200 Randolph St At.Al.V IN I ISIM.S.S. .llaiiufaciiiiTrs and Importers or Saddles,Karness,Bridles WHIPS, SADDLliJKY, UAIUWAHE, ETC. 110 Front Street, Kant Side, - - Poitlaud, Oregon ir. Ji. JtejHtlrlHf Prompt ti Attended to. SUCCESSORS TO SHINDLER & CHADBOURNE, MANUFACTURERS OF FURiNJTURE. ttholraulo nuel KMull Urulrra lu Furniture, carpets, Wall Paper, Bedding, Etc. K LARGEST IW IB ".45 r. (mm PRICES! $ S I i " 'lieiy, IIIAII end cxiousu. to Outlltfrci). Addru.. I' AiiKU.In, Sir, STOCK AND LOWEST SCH')'' DESKS A BPECIAlVrv. Warerooms Extend Through 200 feet, from 166 F'rst to 167 jjTom aoreet, ruKTLAND, OREQOiy. mf.mi iou CAiiioiar. ai i-hiik iimt. r . . T VWsB-fV .j V .k. Uardfiu Iniiilriurm. i. if ..'11 P I.Wl m & s lut rscw i niniociie oi tn I'lnnet Jr. Pterin nna Hti.tf. full of hi.iHiL.. ur.. ...... ..." .::.." -.- -... .. m r fmTriaVdVf .uT"irvuT. -i ..i " V. R"V HfM.W-rif !l " hn i.. ..7. ..... i' .-;: :r " ":" "h fa ?.J'r1TU'l'lf' " l'.' Inlrres avenr od who iiliinla weU or I'ulllvntra ih MS Liiaullliirdwrlpin work uf IS p., fulTof Uhi.lr.tl.si.. WuwanJ BliirkiVf In Ai-nrSS Orov!MtoMaiiiln8olalourllnriiinl.nTn..i., wn.i;r.i!r!.MJ:Vf',,.I',,.".rfs Oumlilii.il llnwlfcM,OiililrairiidUOTiiiwfndOTrfo L