8 WILLAMETTE FAJRMER: PORTLAND, OKEGON, APRIL 21, 1882 SHi ommcrrial. MA11KET UEVOllT. HOME ritOIIITi: MARKET. Tha following represent wholesale rate, from producers or first hands : FLOUR. In jolbiiig lots standard brands, 4.765.00; best country brands,S4.25$4.7fi. WHEAT Valley ?1.C2J Walla Walla, 1 1,60 for new crop; G7 to 00 cents net to farmer a bushel at Walla Walla and near points. OATS, White, 58c; weaker for good feed 0 bushel. ONIONS. lljc. POTATOES. -C0(a.65c per Imshel. dlDDLINGS. Jobbing, for feed, S22.50 JJ25.00 V ton. Shorts, gl820. Chop, ?V 5.00 V ton. BRAN Jobbing at SUalfi tier ton. BACON Sides Mlfi cts; Hams, country cured, 1415c; city cured, lf!18c; Shoulders, 10Uc. LAKD In kegs, I Tic; Urogon leal, tins, Jrjci do in pails, 10l(lc. BUTTER Wo quote, extra fresh roll, 30 81c; fair to good, 22J c; common, lofelCc; In kegs, aoajjc. DRIED FRUITS. Apples, sun dried fjiiar tred, 67c; sliced, 7fe8c; machine dried, BoIOc; Fears, machine macliino dried, OalOc; Plums, sun dried, ditto, 12a 15c. POULTRY. Chickens, full grown, $.1.00. EGGS. Near by fresh laid, 20c. HOGS. Dressed, 7u7Jc. BEEP. Livo weight, 32c for choice. SHEEP. Live weight, 3J4e WOOL. Eastern Oregon, 18aWc; Wil bmette Valley, 21a28c; Umpiua,38a30c. HIDES. Jlutchers' hides, dry, 10al7u; oountry cured, dry, 15c; culs A off, green hides, salted, 713Jc; country ditto, 7i8Jc; deerskins, dry, 4Uc V In; dry sheep pelts each lSal.00; dry elk, 20c per lb. TALLOW Quotable at OJaOc. per lb. HAY $ 12a 13 per ton and plenty, AI'PLES-$11 CO per bushel. SEEDS-D. J. Malarkoy & Co. give us tho following as their prices : Onion sots 2530 eU per ft; Timothy Seed, C8 cts per lb; Al falfa Seed, 1718 eti per lb; Orcliard Grasi, 2630cU peril; Red Clover Seed, 1718 ots per lb; White Clover Seed, 40SO cts per Jfc; Alseke Clover Seed, 404S cts. flKNKKAL MKKCIIAMH8K. BICE. China, No. 1, 6c; China No. 2 Mot Janan. 7c: Sandwich Islands. 7(674c. TEAS Japan, 405005o; Black, 4075c; Green, 6580c. COFFEE CostaRica 1315c; Java,2830. SUGARS. Crushed A 1 Ic; Fine, Crushed, ISo; Cube, 13c; Extra C, lljo; Golden C, Jlo; Sandwich Islands, No. 1, 10c. 8YRUI'. Five gallons 85o. CANDLES 1816o. RAISINS. -California, $3. 2fl$2.7Stf 25 Il feox. SOAPS. Good, 7Cc1.75. OILS. Ordinary brands of ccal, 25c; high grades, Doirne 4 Co., 37Jo; Boiled Linseed, ditto Raw, 77c; "nlmoii oil, 40c; Ttirpen line, 70o; Pure Lard, 1 10; Castor, SI. 25 1.40. SALT. Stock, bay, $10 tf ton; Carmel land, $124; Coarse Liverpool, $15; Finn quao for, I4; Ashton's dairy, ditto, (30. YEAST POWDERS. Donnolly, $2 tf doz; FrMton & Merrill, $2.25 V doz.; Eggs Market steady at the advance, 20 21c. flutter Supplies and demandauout balance; fresh California 27628c. CHICAGO MATlKhT. Chicaoo,- April 10. Wheat $1 20 May. BEEKBOIIM'a ENGLISH nKI-OKTK. Lomjon, April 10. Floating cargoes Strong Cargoes on passage and for shipment Strong. Mark Line Firm. English country markets Generally dearer. rrench countiy markets -rirm. Imports into tho U. K. during past week Wheat, 240.000 qrs. Imports Hour into U. K. during past week 170,000 bids. Liverpool spot Firm. Boston Wool Market. Boston, April 14 The market for wool is more active, but prices are low and irregular. Buyers are willing to purchase fieely at 40c tor Ohio and Pennsylvania, and considerable lias been bought on speculation in this and neighboring markets at this price, but no more is offered now under 4142u and some is held higher. Sales ui the week liavo been 2,000,000 lt. Fleeces 40&42o, selected lots 42J(a45c per lb; Michigan llcejei have been BcllinL' at 40(0,410. and m fair demand; No. 1 fleeces at 42J40c; fleeces in lair demand at 43(s4Sc for hue delaine and fine comljiiig. Some selected lots at COc. Unwashed comb ing is dull, and sales can only bo made at low liinircs. 10,000 pounds of Kentucky sold at Z7c, and the trade here arc surprised at the Kentucky article be.ng held at 25c, and that tho new blip has been sola at that figure, as it has Keen a dull article hire for some time past. Unwashed fleeces are in fair demand and remain unchanged. California woo1 is dull and prices nominal. The now clip at tracts very little attention here. Pulled and Maine supers, 4550o; common to good su pers, 25(a,42c per lb. '1 here have been 200,000 pounds of Australia sold at 45fc4bu for cloth mg, and 47c lor combing. 100,000 pounds of Montevideo was sold nt .foe. (choice carpet wools nave been quiet. Boston, April 19. The market for wool remains without inipiovemcnt. Speculators aro ready to buy at very low prices, and manu facturers continue to purchase moderately. The new clip of California docs not attract much attention. California wool is quiet, and nothing of consequence has been done. In Australian wool there have been further sales of choice at 44(o.45u p. r pound, Cape and Montevideo wools are quiet. COUNTY NOMINATIONS. The English Grain Marliet. Th following nominations were made by the Douglas county Republican convention; Representatives W A Perkins, J A Hunt, II O Brown. County Judge H C Parker. ClerkG W Kimball. She. iff J R Purdom. Commissioners C G Hindcrcr, A Riddle. Treasurer DR B Winniford. School Superintendent II W Benson. Assessor J A Sterling. Surveyor John Littrell. Coroner Dr J (J Shambrook. Delegates to State Convention J 0 Fulton, H G Brown, Binger Herman, A W Reed, R B Dixon, L Bull, S W Biddle, John Ernmitt, J T Cooper, D W Sttarns. Clackamas Republican county nominations: State Senator J T Apperson. Representatives B J Sharp, M C WilLron, H A Moses, C Jagger. Judge Peter l'aquet. Sherifr J O'Pillsbury. Cltrk-0 T Williams. Treasurer W II II Fouts. Following is tho Republican ticket nomina ted by the Marion county convention: State Senatois Wm Waldo, Jacob Voor liecs, T W Davenport. Representatives Tilmon Ford, A N Gil bert, M S Jones, T W Rigdon, T G Bleak ney, J H Baughman. Judge Thomas ohaw. County Commissioners II C Hubbard, S Condit. Sheriff Byron F Grim. Clerk M L Chamberlin, Assessor A H Cornelius. '1 rcasurer John F Staiger. Coroner W U Warriuer. Surveyor Mark A Fullerton. School Supeiintendent J T Gregg. Delegates to the State Convention W H H Waters, W F Boothby, L S Scott, C W Bo wie, C P Fullerton, H P Burnap, B A Wit- zell, W T Rigdon, John H PortT, John Dow ning W F Jiastham, H U Uuild. M Mitchell, J W Grim," Htnry Smith, J H Baughman, M L Jones. HERREN & FARRAR. WOOL BUYERS Commission Merchants. Will buy Valley Wools as heretofore at Salem, and hae an oitke at .No. IC, North Front Street, Portland, where they will attend to consignments of Eastern wool. Consignments and correal oiidence solicited. MtlEltAL CAbll ADVANCES MADE OX CON. SION'MKNTS. . 4jrllailnjrfi.il knowledge of the business based on many jtars experience, are prepared to handle wool to Hist advantage. aprUinS NEW THIS WEEK. KNAPP, BURRELL & Go., OFFER FOR THE HARVEST OF 1882, THE FOLLOWING NEWFIRM. GEORGE HERRE.V. WILLARD HERftEN. HERREN BROS., Importing, Shipping and Com minion Mcrclmnts, n; for tho nurnose of doinir h General Commission Busi ness, will make a bputl.il t of all kinds of country pro duce: Wool, rnln, Flour, l-'eoil lo!ntoet. Hops HlriCN, Fin If. Fur nuil Dairy I'ro illH'l h itsTW ill make liberal ad van lies on all approv ed consignments, and In offering- our services, and so licitlny a fehare of patronage Irom the public will say that we have the best of facilities for handling and disposing of all kinds of produce either in thU or ban Francisco markets, which will enable us to make UI It'K 8 ILfcM and lKoMlT ItKTIK.NH, and we nope oy strict aiinerence to Honorable business princi ple e to merit the confidence and patronage of our friends. (aH if) 1 1 Kit UK It It OS. . Ill North Front Street, rorllnii.l, Or. IJailn' established ourstlvcs permanently In roriianu unuer tne nrtu mame 01 jiiliikc unus. F lPkT3TIH'fr(ir"DTX'!iTT3'RTrCJ y Mmxm imi hEaman i o ana 51. IJachines. COMMERCIAL. TiiDlisliAY, April 20, 18S2. A moro thorough clean-up of warehouses, docks, granaries, etc., than will ha presented At the closo of the present harvest year was never beforo known in Oregon, and will inuro to farmers a good opening for fair quotations immediately after tho close of the coming har vest. The surplus avniltlilo in hands, and oh .tainible fur shipment during tho remainder nf the present harvest year will sutlico to clear but a lew moro vessels, ami those coming seeking will hu oidered elsewhuio or recent! cargoes of other natmes. There aro hut six vestels in port, and their departure- will leavo MVeral docks empty for tho first timoiii many months. At Astoria a number of vessels aro I'cady for sea, but great tioublo ia beinj; ex periencoil in obtaining crcus. The fishing season being in full sway, the men of the sen lud moro profitable and pleasant employment " drawing the tillun seme. Tliero aio twenty hips laden in Ran Francisco, also, that aio un able to jnvvu on account of tho scarcity of .tailors. In tho way of tiausnctions in cither grain or charters, there is nothing transpiring and but little to bo said. We think, hoAcvcr, tho surplus of . wheat stilt in producei a' hinds, especially in Jjiitcrn Oregon, in tliuwciuityof Si.akorivor, ha been under estimated, but will ho inoio ully prepared to give facts and tlguies in a fortnight, as wo have a rep esrntativo now touring that magnificent section. As fur as heard from, the winter sown wheat in our valley is piiuiiisiug, the jmmg plant being thrifty, jet nut too forward, and wo may fully eipect an abumbiut harvest the prercnt year, as wo iutarubly hau had in the past. During the past week four vessels cr sed out foreign bound, curbing lli,'-V'.l lentnl of wheat, valiuil at SIAll AMI, and ,'tO,:!Ul hairvls of flour, valmd at ?lll,:i:0. Thu Langrigg Hall and Chuu'so teainr Mtath have arris ed during tho Week. A number of ves.ela aro I10W duo at this oit, including the James Puncau from clautos, and Annie. I'roat fiom Rio. i OOLD AND STOCK COMPANY'S REPORTS. Ban Francisco Market. San Kiuni'ihcu, April ll. Wheat The market it very tirm, while No. 1 ihippinc; 81 IIA aked alougsiilit for UXH) tons, 91 A7i hid July, $1 Ml J for August aud .Octotwr. Among sales wcro 1800 tons, one. third No. '.' shipping, 'MOO sacks fair ship ping, the balinco No. 1 shipping at S 00, Tort Costa delivery, Flour Market is cry firm with a fair in. nulry. California choice ami extra choice City Mills jubhiug at t' -ISA :7il California pountry grades, extras, $4 Mgfi, Barley No. I ( $ oSf lud spot, f 1 CO Atked. Sales, AGO tons No. '2 feed UOo Sept., JOO tons' No. 3 brew ing $1 l'J) Sept. Oats The market n ijuict with fair in quiry, price against buyers for spot. Grain lUgs Calcuttas, fll (W bid July, 0 76 asked. 1'oUtoea The inaikrt is Inn owing to re (luction in slocks; choice Oaruet Cliili jobbing a' 11 80 1 S5. We iiuote $1 (X1 fv5. Oalons Sold to-day at $1 7A. I'ig I'm Sydney, market steady at 2$c, Chicaco, April 14. A special fiom New 'ork says: The following from a private let ter to a prominent firm here, received under dato of London, April 1st: Tho cereal market is in a very depressed condition; buyers at mark have hardly been seen, and there was very little doing this afternoon, but as stocks of lino win at aro now larpe prices of these, are maintained. The sun si iucs brightly to-day, and weather the whole season has been more like spring than winter. As millers are large importers themselves thu stand trado has taken for some weeks past has been insignif icant. The cpuantity of wheat afloat for orders off coast consists ot 'Ju2 ceU. of which eiiht are red wheat and the lemaiuder white, one only of the eight being American. For direct ports in U. 11. tliero aie 00 vessels of which three aro American, and the remainder for eign This is exclusive ot Injian wheat, which it difficult to arrivo at, but it shows how small shipments from America have been, The Now ork computation docs not include clearances for the last iurtuitdit. You will tucii see how little inuuen.'O America exer cises on trade this year, and I do not think, wire she to stop shipping altogether, it would raiso tho general market. The Wheat Crop. Coi.dmihtb, O,, April 14. Tho crop report for Apnl contains a c.notul and comprehen sive ruwow of tho wheat situation iu thu great wheat exporting States by Secretary v. J. CliamherUin, an expert. The piobablu export demand shows we had 1:18,000,000 b3hels less wheat to export lrom thu crop of 1S81 than that of 1880: that our leal suinlus is al ready inoio than exhausted; that what we ex port from now till August must bo the squeez ing of the sponge; that the fact that ocean steamers are paying a piemium on wheat to use as ballast show that the oxport stock is exhausted; aud that thu present probabilities for winter wheat States aro better than a vear agt, hut are not so good as tuo years ago, and prices are likely to riiuaiu film oven after harvest. Hie secretary does not regard tho elhcts of tho heavy freeze as alarming, though it may diminish tho general aveiagu thiee or four pi r cent. Following is tho Polk county Republican ticket: Representatives -F A Patterson, Warren Truitt, John Hawley. County Judge Isaac Smith. Clerk Kosswell Shelley. Sheriff dardy Hoi man. Ti easurer Ch arles Hubbard. Commissioners L L Hunnum, S A Eigg. Assessor n oar wood. School Superintendent Frank Kigler. Surveyor W P Wright. Uoroiler Dr J W Uole. Delegates to State Convention W P Con naway, 11 P Wells, J D Lee, S D Gibson, 0 S ShurtlifT, A J Richardson. Clatsop county Republican nominations: Joint btatn Se.iator F C Reed. Clerk- R R Spedden. School Superintendent H Sloop. Treasurer A F Johns. County Judgo C A JlcGuire. Sheritl J W Welsh. Survoyor O F Parker. Coroner Dr Kiusey. County Commissioners Hy Fisher. D W Pean. Assessor W W Parker. Delegates to the State Convention F C Ward, C W Fulton, F J Taylor, J H D Gray. Washington county Rapublican ticket: Representatives Thomas Tucker, Thomas D Humphreys, J W Sappington. Sheriff (1 V Hale. Clerk R P Goodin. Judge Henry Buxton. Commissioner John Harrison, Thomas Paulsen. Assessor R Crandall. Treasurer II Patterson. School Superintendent G M Hoopengarner. Coroner Dr. K M Brown. FRAZER, SPERRY & CO., lo; orlli front HI., rorlluml, Ureson. Wool Commission Merchants, Sales made in Portland or San Francisco. LMEKAL CASH ADVANCES MADE ON COX blninenU. Ten per cent, interest charged on all uuvunu's. iiate 01 commission z per cent. Having' had long experience in wool erowing', and our interests btiny identlud with the intereht of wool growers at laru o tttl Justified in guaranteeing satis faction to thodCHho fator ua ulth their consignments, JACOB FKAZEK, J. L. SPEKItY. Jt. O. THOiir&ON, JEKKY BAKNif ART. rpriem STURGES, LARSEN & CO., No. :i Front hi reel, Portland, Oregon. Shipping & Commission Merchants. CJPECIAL ATTENTION incuts of GIVES TO CONSIGN- "KTool, Hides, Tallow, ruiii,aii(l other Country Produce. Liberal advances made on ermsignments. Our weekly prices current mailed free upon application. THE BAIN WAGON, WITH IRON OR STEEL SKEINS. The Bulliilo Pitts Challenge Thresher. The only perfect Thresher in the market Exceh all otlrrs Iloilgc's Oregon Header, With our on lmprocment. The lightest running and most complete- Header ever manufactured McCormick's Harvester and Twine Kinder. Greatly Iniproicd for 18S2, and tho n.oat successful TWINE BINDEK In the imrket IcOorinick'M Improved Combined Reaper and Slower. McCornik'k's Xew Iron Mower Front Cut. Champion Combine. Mower and Iteapcr. Champion Single Keaper Five and six foot cut. Champion New Mower Front cut. Chaiunion Light Mower Uear cut. Spring Wagons and Ituggics All styles and sizs. Tiger, Thomas and IloUingsworth Sulkcy Rakes. Stnnv. Wood aud Coal Burning Threshing Engines. Portable and Stationary Steam Engine. Portable Saw Mills. Saw and Grist Mill Machinery. Rubber, Leather aud Cotton Belting. Barb Fcnec Wire Black and Galvanized. Magneale & Urban Safes Buffalo Scales. 11 e Whipple Patent Spring-lock Harrow. Together with a Full Line of Harvesting Tools and Farm Irrmlcment. of Every Description. WE AltE THEI'IONEUIl HOUSE IN THE BUSINESS. OUB PUICES ABE THE LOWEST FOR tho SAME QUAUTV. We hae the BEST M.NE ot goal In tl. innr'i. t. l'lease c"l onus or our agent and examine goods and prices beforo bu)lns elsewhere. iTjrWrltc lor Manuliictiirera Suerlal ItrncrlplHr t'lrriilnn Ufxcrlliliix niiy Nurfalne Knninrl'alril nlmtv. Cutalo-uci and nrite lto mailed on application. Correspondence wlie.ted. r KNAPP, BURRELL & CO.. Jipr21m3 ortland, Oregon. rata m, www a , Successors to Hawley, Dodo & Co., Front, First and Vine Sts., PORTLAND, OREGON, 1MPOKTEKS OF ZE3La.:ED-,ssr.i5k.:Es:EJ, Iisonsr JL-ixm Steel,. 3k. JS-J AND FARM MACHINERY. W Crops lu Kentucky. Cincinnati, April 14. A gentleman who litis just nuulo i. thorough lioisuhuck trip tlnouijli thu winter wl.ont i.jjicnof Vtt 'u glum mul Krntueky icp.niH the Aspect ns lonking moro pioniisiDg than loi jeats, The crop will lie heavy nnlena it luis sdiiio get-hack Float has not alUeteil it. Corn planting is loruanl. Funis aio pretty huilly mjuieil by (lout, lint the whole outlook is tine, California Wool Crop. San FiiAM'tM'ii, April 14, Owing to late inins the clip nf new spring wool is eiy much lithuiil liiitnl. Iteceipts lu date aiu lar leas than in any spuug foi many jeais past, heiug only about 'JIHJO bjgs. S tits ale u 1 1 tun range of I7e, Wisconsin Crops. MlLWAt'KKK, Apul H. -Clop reports iu the JiritilitieiiH tieui inijNirtant poiuts in the Wtst una Auitliwest show a umtctiatly 'iKcreanil wheat ucit.igu in MiuucioU, lowa.uul Wis. eonsin, anil . i slight inmate in Dakota anil Muuiluliii, The urouni. u unoiteil wet mul void, ami si citing will Ik l.itu. Ulchlgau Crop Heporis Dmiioit, Apul H. Monthly State crop lepurts are viry tsorable. Iu outheiii couu tits w heal piouuses 47 per tviit better,aiul in the entire btate 'M u.r cmt. bitter thaii in April, lhSI. Clover is not pioinisiug, but truit is tnvorable. Flowsr Seeds and Shrubbery Can lo fouii'l at thostoie ot MilUr Brothers, corner of First anil liijlor, I'litlaml. lleniy lujioris wen known ss a piouter nursery nun, ami who has ever,- car Illicit tho pawl lion at tho Suto Fair with rrv tlowers ami plants ot every sort. These Kctilleuteu ore well known iu Unxon, ami tluir names aro a tjiuiautco that onkrs w ill lo tillttl puuctutlly, dealing lairiy ui noiicsiiy. now is ;iietim to semi tor seeds ot all kli.ds. A VKUV 1NK bloo.le.1 bull, btlonging to CharKs tlooilchilil, of Fugeuo City, uW one day last week, mutt r what neemwl suspicious ciicuuisUuces. Ho at onco openrtl the stom. ach ami found at least half a pound of lead. It w4 still a luy.Ury how tho animal cunie by the lead in lis stomach, but after examin i n if tho grain cutting box it was rt tnenilicred that l.o " tt0"' t two lead rollers in cut tiuir Biain. which explained tho death of the animal, All fanneis using lead rolLrs incut- ting boxn should tl ucard tlicm at once. Tho following is the Grant county Republi can ticket: State Senator II Hall. Representative Lyman Perkins. Louuty Jiulgo I'tnl Metsclian. Sherill Win r Gray. Clerk II C Jarrel. Coinni'ssioners A J Van Horn, J Law icnce. Assessor Ralph Fiskr School Superintendent II N Ilonham. Tie.i8Uter N II Roley. Coroner Wnrreu Carsoner. Delegates to State Convention E Hall, A Iluchcuy, John Lawn nee, C W I'artish. Hool bound. Ctiut. Standing on a diy floor; inconsid erate cutting of tho solo and bars fiom the feet, llorsis traveling on pivenients aud macadamized roatls, where there is no mois ture, are inoio or less atlectcd,. .s'jMrfonid. Kim ot the hoof dry and hard; excessive hint and louuactiou ot tho tool; lameness. Ilemedl. Soak the ftct in hot water aud wipe dry; thou apply Sloan's Hoof Ointment uiouml tho top ot the hoof aud heel, and iu the ci case around the frog and sole. Treat iu this manner three times, a week, washing the hot iu hot water each time. The Hoot Oint ment will grow an entirely new- hoof m six weeks. Applied occasionally, it keeps tho leet iu a sound uud healthy condition. Oils and liniments should not be used on the hoof, us they till up tho pores ami cause brittle hoof, Iu shoeing, have the heels of the shoo slant a tritlo to tno outside; this will have a tendency to spiead tho heels. NEW EVERY WEEK. Oregon Kidney Tea. From tho multitude of certificates received fiom well known citizens who have teen ben- ttitttd by the use of this remedy, ths praprie tois, Messrs. Hodge, Davis & Co., have con ti acted to publisn two new ones each week lor the year eliding April 1, lbS:t, that all our lend cis may see the great benefits it has con. fetrcd on tho aillicteit. SlkVKhTOX, Oregon, March 27, 1SS0. 1 have beeu atlhctett with a kidney trouble for twelve years, during which tune I have useit almost cviry kidney remedy 1 could In-ar ot but obuiued no lelief until I tried the Ouk mis KiliNKV Tea. I am now usiug the second box, ami am freo to say that lam much better and have no hesitancy iu rt commending it as a pleasant ami sale kidney remedy, W . B. Cox. tiouKMALK, W. T March 31, 1SS0. I have, had ihe diabetes for thirty years. Have had many jih ticiaus prescribe for me, but (ailtd to get nliei. I tried the Okeuon KliiNKV Tka, audthe tirst dose gave me relief. 1 am now li"ot well, and would rwoinmeml It to any one sutleriug from this tlnease. Mojls I'lKC. Chkxy Sk.nti.ssl. Tho first number of the SttttiiKt, published at Chenev, V. T., by Mr. F. 0. Montgomery, has come to hand. It presents a very ueat appearance typograph ically, and compares favorably with any px per in the Territory, Judgiu? from the edi torials, Mr. Mf-utcomery is not at all home sick fur Kansas, and thinks he has just struck one of the best louu tries lyieg out of doors. GEO. COHN. GENERAL Commission Merchant. WHOLESALE DEALER IN Flour, Feed, Provisions, aud Staple Groceries. ClONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED, PRODUCERS WILL further tluir Interests b corresponding- with me. LetterB ot inquiry promptly answ ered. T9.LIIIERAL ADVANCES MADE ON APPROVED SHIPMENTS OF GRAIN, WOOD, FLOUR. HOPS HIDES, ETC., LTC. aprftf ' 1J0 Front Street, bet Morrison and Yamhill. We are Sole Agents for the following Celebrated Implements : ZBTTOIKIEJlrrE MOWBB JHTID BBAPEB. J. B. KNAPP & CO.. Commission Merchants AND PIT CHASING AGENTS, (il First Street, I'ortlantl, Orceon. Rcceheand Bell the nroilnrtnf ti.A firm n., onn. mission, purchaso and forard goods and farm Imple ments on the most reasonable terms. Wo hate made spctlal and cxtensiro preparations for handlini-the lirodutts of the dalrv to whirh unlmlr. tho attention and Inspection of all dalr) men in Oregon and u aahliurtoii. Via Kill receive and pack our sur plus butter In the most superior manner for less than it will cost jou at homo; aud store It for six months or longer unoui extra charge for storage. Send us your butur sweet and sound, tneh from the churn and e ill guirantee to ruck it in such a manner as to delit er it months henco in equally as good condition as we recelteit. Recognizing the prlnclplo that Fidelity to trust Is th true meisuro and nurlt of success, I respectfully so licit t our patronage. All orders accompanied w 1th the cash w ill be prompt ly fllled aud for arded at lovt est market rates. Gltous a call when jou come to town. fcmd us jour orders and sate your time and traveling jxiienses, lor to can buy cheaper than you can. In making orders specify particularly the kind nd quality desired, and keep a duplicate, that you may be able to determine whether our directionB fere strictly follow od lu case jou are disappolnteU in quality or othl lol J. It. k..Aff.to., I'. O. box 484, Portland. BUCKEYE ON TBE BOAD. BUCKEYE REArER. These machines are too well known to need comment. Thousands of farmers here hare used them, and all speak of them with praise. They are In every way tlie ne plus ultra of Harvesting Machines. We arc also Sole Agents ot the 9 M LiteLiL !Mtoi.!"liJLi7 THE BUCKEYE TWINE SELF-BINDER. 1. J. MALAKKEY & CO., GllNEltAL Commission Merchants WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Flour, Feed, Provisions mid Staple Groceries. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. PRODUCERS WIL further their Interests bj corresponding ttlth u Utters f tnqulr) pnuuptly answered. Weekly prifl current mailed frte on application. 40-LIHEKAL ADVANCES MADE ON ArPROVKl SHII'MENTS OF GRAIN, WOOL, FLOUR, HOre II una, ETC., ETC. X, IU mul 14 Front M., rnrllnntl, Ogn. The Buckeye Binder made its first appearance in 1881. It is a combination of the Buckeye Harvester and the Appleby Twine Binder, and combines all that Is excellent and worthy In tbe manv Binders that seek a snare of tho nuhlta nntrnnnirn It h!t hn th,mi,.hii. t.at.ii in nnr nm harvest fields, and many Improvements have been added for 18e,2, and as now offered, it Is beyond, question the lett Stlf-Iilndlng IlarcesUr tn the uwM. We are also 8ole Agents for the CANTON PITT THRESHER, MONITOR UPRIQHT FARM ENGINE, Haines' Genuine Headers, Schuttler Farm Wagons, . lohn Deere Mollne Plows. Setul for Special Circulars and Price List. J., a. Jt Co., Sterto. OREGON SEED DEPOT. ESTABLISHED IN 1872. MILLER BROTHERS, Wholesale and Retail DEALERS !N SEEDS, ETC., ir CHRISTY & WISE, Agents for Wool Growers. ConniiU.-loii Mt reliant for the Sale of Wool. Hides, Tallow, & Grain. ALSO Moot llajts, Twlnr, Dip., hiuI all Itanrh Sup- piles luriiUlicU usiouirrs in Lor. rat Kales. Oil Liberal Atlvmut's 3Intu Consignments SAN FRANCISCO OK1ICK: 607 Front Street, bet. Jckoii sud l"ailtlc IVrlUna. 81 Front fctrtct. uarwh!2iuJ Salem Flouring Mills Co., sknufsctunrs snd Eiporters of FLOUR AND WHEAT. IIUrhMt msrkct price sld st all tunes for Address orders and communlcstlont to Uis offices o ths Cbuijny st Ssleut or rwtUnd. Portland Offlca H. K. Corner Front and ArtBU. SU.-I u WM. . 8IB.SO.N, IgTBt urst and Tujlcr, Streets, Portland. Oreiron. AVISO lTItCHAStl) HIE INTEliKbT OP MEhSIlS. IIARIIENKV Jk IiKNO IV THE OREGON Seed Ilcltot. u e are nrenainl t., nff-r .,..ilnl l.iHtivn.fl..td ,n ....... ...-....... tn ,!. intfrlnr. I sneers and Oirdi-ntrs will do well to he cautirus in huIn Mnl fmm lrri-minihiA ilcnlir. ho carnr thtir kccds from j i ur to car on conimls-ion and lue no knoleil-o of the seed lnislncss; buy sour sceJs from a rwnIMi IlouMiKholuiiwrtsn I.MIlti: r. MUtl. I'.IC'II MltsOS, and jour crojn ill not fsiito often o hue now oincd a complete stock of Field (Ira, Harden and Flower Seeds, nt reasonable "SeiSi'n 1".1.l1.1!!iUw.".u,l,1'' 0( ''"I''"" Mraw mul While Au.lriilluii and Short Canada Oat SeeJ. Uf..tu.L AlilMl I OK nenry Miller's t'.oaers, scliml, etc. Also tho Kailroad Nursery. frsend tor our I'Ucc catalogue for liSS mailed freeonapplU'ation. Address. MILLER BROTHERS, SEEDMEN, PACIFIC AGRIGULURAL WORKS, ASU ' Stove Foundry. SALEM, OREGOX, W. T. GRAY & CO., PROPRIETORS. MANUFACTURERS OF Agricultural Implements, Plows, Cultivators, Cook, Parlor and Heating Stoves, Hollow Ware, Etc., MILL MACHINERY AND STEAM ENGINES, Repaired ami built to order, at reasonable rates. Also, all kinds of Farm Machinery and ycnciai rriamug, nuu anui aim iitiAoa castings turnisbed promptly to order. J. JI, l'.llltKHI, JsnSJ Maaager. JOHN HOWES. Geueral t'oniuiission Mercliunt In receipt cf Vrala, folalorn, trull, linller, Itss, I'ool- Irs. ami tisme FURS. HIDES. Chotc l-mne., and DrleJ Fruits. Ftsbluhedin 15J7 and nitruWr ot Frodue tUchann. sot and SCO San sonw street, San FnucUcc, mchUmJ SIBSONrCHUBCH & CO., Shipping and Commission MERCHANTS, Karthrast earner at" Ash and rraal BtreU. PORTLAND. OREGON. auifl-U