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MARKET REPORT.
HOME PRODI E MARKET.
The following represent wholesale rate,
ttom producers or Krat hands :
FLOUK. In jol bing lota standard branda,
4.766.00; best country branls,&t.25?4.75.
WHEAT Valley Jl.63jal.70; Walla Walla,
fl,60 for new crop; 67 to 60 cents net
to farmer a bushel at Walla Walla and near
points.
OATS. White, fi8aC0c;wcakerfor good feed
I bnshel.
ONIONS. lUc
POTATOKS. 500 per liushcl.
UDDL1NGS. Jobbing, for feed, S2G.00
30,00 V ton. Shorts, 81820. Chop, fS.OO
430.00 V ton.
BRAN Jobbing at S18a50 per ton.
BACON Sides n15 otej llams, country
cured, 1415c; city cured, 1618cj Shoulders,
10 lie.
IiABD In kega, 10c; Oregon leaf, tins,
10ot do in pails, 16il(ijc.
ttUTlUli no quote, extra iresn rou, zi;
fair to good, 22J c; common, 1516c;
Id kegs, &)22Jc.
DKIED FRUITS. Apples, sun dried quar
tered, 67cj sliced, 7⪼ machine dried,
BalOc; Fears, machine machine dried, OalOc;
Plums, sun dried, ditto, 1 'Jul fie.
POULTRY. Chickens, full grown, 5.00.
EGGS. Near by fresh laid, 20c.
HOGS. Dressed, 8o.
BEEF. Net weight Cc mid 7c for choice.
BBKUr. Act weight, 6c.
WOOL. Eastern Oregon, 20a25c; Wil
lamette Valley, 23(5,2Cc; Umpqua, none.
HIDES. IJutchers hides, dry, lOalOoj
country cured, dry, 15c; culs J olf, green
tildes, salted, 7i81c; country ditto, 7Ja8Jc;
deerskins, dry, 40c i' lb; d sheep pelts each
l&al.OO; dry elk, 20o per Hi.
TALLOW Quotable at 0i0c. per lb.
HAY $12nl3 per tun and scarce.
SEEDS D. J. Malarkey & Co. give us the
lollowing as their prices : Onion aets 2530
Ota per lb; Timothy Seed, 6,8 cts per lb; Al
falfa Seed, 1718 cts per lb; Orchard Grass,
2630 cts per lb; Red Clover Seed, 1718
eta per lb; White Clover Sieil, 4050 cts per
Jb Alseko Clover Seed, 4045 cts.
liHNKKAL MKKIIIAMHSK.
RICE. China, No. I, 8c; China No. 2
floi Japan, 7c; Sandwich Islands, 77Jc.
TEAS. Japan,4060(a65cj Black, 40(g76c;
Qreen, 6580c.
COFFEE CostaRica 1315c; Java,2830.
SUGARS. Crushed A 13c; Fine Crushed,
18oj Cube, 13c; Extra C, 1 lie; Golden C,
llo; Sandwich Islands, No. 1, 10c.
BYRUP. Five gallons 85c.
CANDLES 1318o.
RAISINS. -Calilornia, $3.252.75tf25 ft
box
washed can be bought, f. o. b.. at 28c.
yellow wool. In Indiana the wool is held at
about 27 lo 28c, but no reliance can be placed
on these figures, which may be called flyers t
inveigle buyera. Sales are light so far, as the
cold weather has delayed the clip everywhere
in the fine wool districts, no wool being jet
shorn worth mentioning. What the price
will be when shorn remains to be seen. We
doubt if growars will get what they antici
pate; 40c is too high for Michigan or Ohio
wool, and yet we are told growers anticipate
that price. When fine wool is as dull as it is
now, and with some old stock yet unsold in
the market, it is idle to tiy and get out with
a profit on wool costing 40c in the country.
Manufacturers arc stubborn this year, and
will not be driven as they have been some
years before, as the present outlook for them
is somewhat dubious. They now see that for
two years they bougl.t in tho country they
paid moro for wool than they would had they
bought in the scaboara markets where thi y
pot their own "throw" and the exact quality
they want for use. Also, they buy on time
here, while in the country they must pay cash
before getting the wool, and take all sorts and
grades, much of which has to bcsold again,
as it is a grade they cannot use tu ad
vantage. In beef and mutton our price list has for
several necks read lire ve'njhl for tut trtiyht, a
miatako that was overlooked by the Editor.
Beef is worth C to 7c per lb, the latter figure
for extra chu'ec, and mutton 5c. Equal to 3
to 3Jc, live weight, for beef, and 2ie, live
weight, for mutton, which is quite an advance
over usual prices. At the prices butchers
chnrgo on the block, for meats, they make a
good thing of it for I hem elves, as meats
rnngo from 8 to 15c per lb.
The local market only shows n change in
tho item of ggs, which are lower, and only
quoted nt 20c per dozen.
GOLD AND STOCK COMPANY'S REPORTS.
COMMERCIAL.
TllUUSKAY, Juno 22, 1882.
Puriog tho last few days this section has
enjoyed refreshing showers, that havo hid thu
effect to cool the atmosphere and revive all
growing things. Several days of goud rainfall
would work great bemlits, but so far wo have
not had sufficient to materially help growing
eropa, In an editorial wo speak of crop
prospects, and rate tho comini! wheat surplus
rather lower than somu of our contemporaries
do, and though showers havo come sinco that
was written, wo sco no reason to ihango tho
opinion there given. What wo quote from
California exchanges will show that thov
claim 1,440,000 tons, or nearly 50,000,000
bushels of wheat fi.r tho crop of 1882. This
probably means thu entire product, for it can
not be possible that they will have that sur
plus. Even that much crop will givo an en
ormous quantity to ship, and unless their
harvest exceeds cry greatly prewous expecta
tions, they cannot rcaliio such a itwult. II
they have such a crop in hand the demand for
tonnage will exceed our calculations. Per
haps tluj figures aro given to he'p out those
who aro iuteiesfed in freights.
Dr. Blalock, thn extensive grain grower, of
Walla Walla, was in tho city last week, and
from him wc ham that ho is now harvesting
his volunteer barley, lie estimates that it
will go fifty bushels to the acre, So already
It will bo seen that tho Pacific Northwest has
began her harvest for tho year 18S2. This is
the key note, and it will soon bo carried from
place to place by tho busy hum of tho thresh
ing machine.
The wheat market abroad knows no change
of Importance, nud prices at San Francisco ro
main about aa heretofore, Tho crop proapects
of Uttlllornm promise miner than was an
ticipated some weeks ago, but they aro apt to
put a high figure on their couiiu? crops.
News Ironi the Upper Country is encourag
Jng, as they had good rains in tho viciuity of
Walla Walls, and probably elsewhure in tho
Upper Country, so that their crop prospects
lire good, and farmers there feel much en
couraged, The wool market is rather lit a stand; pur
chasers aro not anxious, and claim that thy
do not know how they can make themselves
whole on prices already paid, as they thiuk
the future of the wool market is not satisfac
tory, As high as 'Jtljo has been paid for
choice valley tlvvces, and "6o is the top price
or Eastern, rauging dow n to 1 So for heavy
and dirty wool. Tho market has been kept
up by purchases of our home wooleu mills,
who have to get their supply here, and are
pot able to let the wool go out of tho State,
They have this advantage, that they get tho
Choicest lots for their money, but they say
j'ley have paid fancy prices. An expert, Mr.
Farrar, of Salem, thinks the wool of this val
ley la finer than heretofore, owiug to more
careful breeding. From what we hear aud
see we Judge that the wool market has been
ll that sellers could expect, and )et we may
ie prices advance against the belief of all the
wiseacres.
While the above facta are true of the mar-
Vet for wool, the presiut situation i ilulluvas,
lid buyers are indillertnt about purchasing
any but choice lots. There is a gwat deal of
inferior wool brought In from all directions,
and owners of it labor under the mistake o'
luppoalug that they aro entitled to full price.
Wool buyers mutt, In silt defence, grade wool
according to quality and cKmiiiicss,
Tho U, 8. EvoHomioi of Jinn 10th aavsi
rvm Wisconsin wo learn that medium un-l
San Francisco Markets.
San Francisco, Juno 21.
Wheat The demand is fair, but buvcrs re-
I fuso to pay extreme prices; quote No. 1 ship.
M1IK ?1 OJ21U.1 ,u.
Flour Market is quiet but firm; Orceon
and Walla Walla bikers' extra jobbing at
? OUIO.O.
Barley New barley is weak, and prices fa
vor buyers; sales of No. 2 feed at 31 40; offer
ings of ojd aro light and growing smaller every
day; prices favor sellers; sales ot No. 1 feed,
old, 31 774; browing barley unchanged.
Oats The market is easy at unchanged
quotations; offerings aro liberal; the demand is
light
Potatoes- T to market is favorably affect d,
lighter receipts; Early Rose, 00cSl; Garnet
Chili, 7fic5Sl 12J.
Onions Tho market is overstocked with
red; quote 4050c.
Grain Bags Calcutta 25,000 were sold
yesterday at Hj, July. This sale was mado in
tho interest of tho bear movement. Lariw Inta
aro iiciii nrni at, 511 iVia.'J ou, July,
Salmon Columbia River The steamer
Colima took out 2,300 cases for Eastern ac
count; general features of tho market arc
unohanged.
Wool No change to noto in tho wcol
mirket.
Hops Thcro has been auincrfased enquiry;
markot is cry firm; tho demand is mostly
speculative; sales of poor Oregon, 14c; medi
um, 25c; chuice, 30.37Jc.
Eggs California freli, 2527c
Butter Quiet with prices against sellers;
prices not materially changed.
CHICAGO MAHKKT.
Chicaoo, Juno 21.
Wheat SI 11 August; there is very littlo
lining in spring wheat; dialings aro mostly in
Pork $20 70 July.
Lard-Sll 65 Julv.
Ribs-311 S2J July.
dkkkuoiim'.s knoli.sh report.
Luskin, Juno 21
Floating cargoes Quiet but steady.
Cnrgoeson passage Firmly held.
Nn. 2 red winter, for prompt shipment
Ills (id; for shipment July and August, 41s.
No. 2 Chicago spring, for prompt shipment,
ius.
English country markets Steady.
rreneu country markets ateaily,
Imports of wheat into tho U. K. past week,
220,000 quarters.
Imports of Hour into tho U. K. pnit weok,
vSO.000 barrels.
Liverpool spot Firmer.
stoppage of the Sacramento and Placerrille
railroad.
The Los Anireles Esprtts save: We are as
sured by parties from an Fernando that the
wheat croD in that valley will turn out mucn
lietter than was expected. B. F. Porter's
grain wil' yield 60 per cent, of a full crop, and
that all the others will do equally as well.
Mr. Moffitt gives even a better report than
this, and says that many of the fields will
yield en high as 75 per cent, of a full crop.
This information is very reassuring. The
acreage planted in that valley this year is not
not much short of 40,000, and at the lowest
estimate this would give a wheat yield of
210,000 sacks, or about 15,000 tons.
The dacramento lite says: The remarkably
cool weather, together with the showers of
rain which fell the patt week, have had the
effect of freshening the atmosphere anil
strengthening the late crops while doing no
apparent injury to the early ones. They could
not, however, be expected to remedy tho evil
none uy the not north winds anil drouth 01
A, ril and May. The wheat sections south of
the bay will produce, the lighter crops, and
the bulk of the harvest must come from
Solano, Sonoma, Napa, Yolo, Colusa, San
Joaquin, Sacramento, Sutter, Yuba, Butte,
and Tehama counties. The great Glenn ranch,
in Colusa, comprising some G0,0OO acres, will,
it is now thought, yield half a crop. This sea
son has proven one thing that summer fal
lowed lands arc more reliable than those in
tho winter, and that such as cm be twice
plowed for tho same crop will yield best of all.
Fanners should experiment moro than thev
elo with the different methods of preparing
the ground for seed, and not trust so much to
luck as now.
Hides Wo quote as follows: Heavy salted
steers, lie V lb; Lir;ht Salted Hides, cows and
steer, 30&45 lbs, Die; Medium, do, 45S.55
ttn, 10c: Salted Kins. lOtMOlc: Salted Calf.
good demand for plump skins, 12Jc; Hair
Goat, sound skins, 6570e; medium, 50c;
small skins and kid, 15(5. 'Joe. each: Deer Skins.
good summer skins, .17$cj mulium, long hair,'
30c; poor and winter skins, 20(a25c; Sheep
Skins, shearlings 2530c: short wool. 30j
50c; medium wool, GO&OOj; long wool, Sl
1 60; Dry Units usual selection, 10'c; Dry
Kip and Calf, 20c.
Hops Spot Btocks are running light, and
holders exacting full rates. Date of London,
May 25th, report a furthir advance of 5s on
all English hop;, ami the demand at the in
creased rates is strong, lireuers are ewdeut-
ly getting anxious to stcuro what hops they
may riquiro until tho new crops come in.
Continental markets have an upward ten
dency. American hops here aro excecil
ingly scarce, and tho rates curicnt on the New
York market aro above thoRe ruling here.
'1 ho reports from the plantations all agree
that there is one of the most serious attacks
of fly ever experienced so early in the year;
uuy uies uu u ieai can ue lounei in many gar
dens in the Weald and Sussex, and the lice
aro so thick that the bine must go black if
there is not a great clearance of the vermin
during the next week or ten days. Wo quote
poor, 15c; medium, 10 to 28c; choice. 22 to
25c; Washington 1 crritory, ID to 20c; Ore
gon, 10 to 20c.
Wool the market is exceedingly elull,
and with few sales reported; quotations must
be lookcel upon as more or lets nominal. The
Oregon, from Portland, brought us 1,413
bales. Prices are lower ad round. Sellers are
making concessions, but buyers are ineliller
cnt, oven at reductions. Calaveras and foot
hill, 23 to 25c; Sonoma and Mcnduciuo, 25 to
27c; Northern Sacramento valley, 24 to 26c;
San Joaquin free, 20 to 22; ditto defective,
15 to 17c
SEED!
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133 Market St., FhdwaelphlZ
WAXTF.O.
CART HORSES AND DRIVERS WASTED TO
work ou the U. K. A N. Co'f. Riilroad grade be
tween Sandy river and Cascades. Two dollars per day
will be paid to driver and 65 centa per day each for
horses. One driver to ace impany three horses.
Horse feed and blackrmlthlnjr furnished by the com
pany and board for dm cm furnished at ?4 50 rr
week. Horses to be. ntwly ahod when coming upon the
work. Apply at room ho. 1, third floor, O. R. A N.
Ck'. building, corner Front and D afreets, Tortland;
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OREGON AND WASHINGTON
Just published, with every possible improtement, by
J. K. GILL & CO.
It contains all Ifjillrnnfla hullt and In construction:
all the new ton na; all Vm rrnnirlit Surveys, and
nas aiso careiuny uiincica icnnils lo nil uiilnts In
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THE FOLLOWING
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PRICES FOR TOCKET FORM
OrcEon
lYatlilnatoii
OreeiiH mill VtiiKlilligtoii
Mailed on receipt of price to any address.
juneO lm .1. K. VILL A CO,
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D. H. HENDEE'S
East Portland Gallery,
A SSISTED BY A FIK&T CLASS AUTIST. IS DO-
J73 in better uork tit lower prices than any gallery
In the city. Negatives taken in cloudy weather aswell
as clear. All in o'd cmtonitrs are requested to call
and see me before going elsewhere, 1 street, between
Firth and Sixth juncO
DRUGS. DRUGS.
JJVHt CHEAP AND PUKE DRUGS, PATENT MFD
" Icincs, Toilet Article, etc., go the Central Drug
a tore.
louax a nmv.
DRUGGISTS,
Fuurlli, near L, Kant Portlunel.
THE BAIN WAGON, WITH IRON OR STEEL SKEINS.
The BufTnlo Pitts Challenge Thresher.
Tho only perfect Thresher In tho market Excels all others
Hodge's Oregon Header,
With our own improvement. The lightest running and most complete Header eicr manufactured.
McCoriuick's Harvester nud Twiuc Binder.
Greatly Improved for 1S82, and the most successful TWINE BINDER In tho market
McCorinick's Improved Combined Reaper and Slower.
McConuiek's New Iron Mower Front Cut,
Champion Combined Mower and Itcapcr.
Champion Single Reaper Five and six foot cut.
Champion New Mower Front cut.
Champion Light Mower Rear cut.
Spring Wagons and Buggies All styles and bizes.
Tiger, Thomas and Holiiiigsworth Sulkcy Italics.
Straw-, Wood and Coal Burning Threshing Engines.
Portable and Stationary Steam Engines.
Portnble Saw Mills. Saw and Grist 31111 Machinery.
Rubber. Leather and Cotton Relfintr.
Barb Fence Wire Black and (aulvanixed.
MncXcalc & Urban Safes -Buffalo Scales.
The Whipple Patent Spring-Tooth Cultivator.
Together with a Fall Lino of Harvesting Tools and Farm Impla-nant
of Every Description.
WE ARE THE PIONEER HOUSE IN THE I1US1NESS. OUR PRICES AnE THE LOWEST FOR
the SAME QUALITY. We hae tho BEST LINE of goods In the market. Please call on u or our
ajents and examine gaodsand pricea before bujlnj elsewhere. OWrllp lor Mnniirnclnrcrs Special
Uorrlptltf Clrcnlnr Itesrrlbhig any Machine Enumcrnlcil nboir. Catalogues and price list
mailed on application. Correspondence solicited.
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apr21m3 ortland. Oregon.
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California props and Markets.
The San Francisco Couimmiiil IltraUl of
Juno lRtli contains the following:
Within tho past few ilays many grain char
tcra havo lieeu written, anil at very low fig
ures as will to seen hy details annexed. The
British steamer Kacamhia was charttrcil prior
tn arrival to load heat for St. Vincent, other
vessels havo been taken to load breadstuff for
Capo Town. The present quotation for w heat
cargoes is now down ti 45if-l8a to n direct
port tor largo American slnpaj anil for llritiah
iron to U. K, 50(S.VJs (id. Tho presenco oi
iiuito a number of British iron steamers here
and to arrive seeking has a depressing influ
ence upon tho general freight market. The
dUcngaged graiu licet hero and adjacent ports
aggregate lout 33,000 tons register, aud to
arnvo .ii,wu ions agMnsi ..K),uuu tons at
aamo dato in 1881 and 1 ;(.'), 000 in 1SS0. la
test advices about the crops in this State, and
fiom the best and most reliable sources, now
place tho wheat crop of California at 1, -440,000
tons an admitted surprise to all on 'Change
yesterday. Tho cool w cither of tho past foi t
night causes tho change.
1 hiring the wetk under review quite a largo
business has been transacted at the Call
Hoards, chiefly for futures for both wheat and
barley. Siiot prices continue firm, with an
advancing trmlency, the very natural result
of the many grain charters recently written
ami at cry low rates, iron nrosneeta ran.
tinuo to improo day by day, as will lie seen
by rtferenco to excerpts from exchanges that
aro annexed.
Ou the l'.'th inat. the tint now hnrltyof the
season was marKeten. it was mini near IMxou,
Solano county. Crop, "M centals, received
by Kppiugcr A Co., and sold at $1 ttf per cen
tal. It was clean, dry, and bright in color,
but light weight, say 40 pounds to the bushel,
grading No, Iced. It was only three days
ago on Call tint No. 'J Juno barley aold at
1 48 per cental, thus showing the advantage
gaiued by the grower iu living the tir.t to
market his graiu.
Tho Sonoma Danocnit irives a cood renort
of the crop outlook in that county, and saysi
The late fogs w Inch havo como into this coun
ty, spreading their moisture almost like rain
drop, have Uh'u of incalculable benefit to the
gram and vine crop, and Souoma county niav
no' count ou a harvest that shall meet the
expectations of the uiott sanguine of ranchers
auil iucvanlitts.
The lieorgvtown (Kl D.rado) GiKtttt says
the hay and Wley crop iu that section w ill bo
Urge. The VA Dorado comity papers general
ly speak of the fruit aud grape crop as ery
iiroimsiiii;. The treat draw lack, however, is
the lack of quick transportation, owing to the
GENERAL CROP REPORTS.
St. I'aul, Minn., Juno 17. Repirts from
Minnesota, Dakoto, and Northirn Iowa are
10 the ellect that ruins the past week have
brought forward wheat ami corn amazingly.
In southern Minnesota wheat is unusually
line iu quality. An extraordinary yield is
promised. No damage from grasshoppers.
Luuisvillk, Ky., Juno 10. I ho Airmen'
llomt Journal reports the result of a trip over
n considerable portion ot Kentucky. The
p'ospect for wheat was nover moro Mattering,
acicago is lirgcr than ecr bctorc. The
army worm c.uio too lato to do much damage
nud tno only danger now is from ram, as a
good share ot the ciop is haivtstcd and in tho
tack. There is no noticeable increase in
tobacco acreage. Of rice a fair average cron
is anticipated with g oil weather in July and
AUgUbC inn quality promises well,
bT. Lonif, Mo.,' Juno 10. Keports from
southern aud cential. Missouri state that warm
weather thu past week had a marselous ellect
on crops, ripeuing wheat, and bringing corn
forward in a marked degree. Sixty to seventy
per cent, ot new1 wheat receded has been
Incorporated 1804.
Home Mutual Insurance Co
OF CALIFORNIA.
FIRE OXLY.
LossesPaidorncIeratInl,334,633.44
LossesPaid OgnJ", $162,363.29
Oregon Branch Office,
GEO. L. STOTtY, Manager
Southeast corner oi First and Stark Streets,
Opp Ladil & Tiiton's Bank,
.-.jKTLAND, OREGON apt
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Successors to Hawley, Dodd & Co.,
Front, First and Vine Sts., PORTLAND, OREGON1,
lJirOKTEHS OF
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FARM MACHINERY
We are Soic Agents for the following Celebrated Implements :
BTJOKBYB ZMOWEIR, JL3STZD BEAPEB.
graded No. 2.
bT. LtiUK, Juno 19. Dunn &. Co.'s com
mercial agency havo crop reports from Mis
souii. Southern Illinois, Northern Arkansas
and Indian Territory. Iu tho druiighty season
ot last year even, it appearot that the hand
some balance after all liabilities were dis
charged, left a hopeful feeling. Arkansas far
mers are despondent over tlw failure of cotton
aud corn to sprout. The decreased acreage of
cotton in Missouri was plowed up and re
planted in wheat aud corn. In some places
tcbacco is not promising. In Northern Ar
kansas wheat is in fiuo condition, and ready
tor harvesting. In many places tho acreage
has increased from 3 to 100 per cent. Three
fourths of tho district will jield 20 to 40
bushels per aero. Corn is very backward and
n souio places planting is not mushed. I he
acreago is enormous. Kight counties in Mis
souri, four iu Illinois and ono in Arkansas re
port great damage to earn and hay by rain
ami army worms. Oats are improved and lino
ever w here, and gracing nsa been excellent,
ami mcai auininis are iioing exireuieiv well.
ST. 1'acl, Juno -'i. the weather since
Saturday has been cooler, with rains almost
every day, and less favorable again to corn,
though reports as to wheat are extremely
cheerful. Kepcrts from tw enty points in Red
Hiver valley agree in the statement that
wheat is iu the best possible condition where
rain has reached. In a few northern points
there is need of rain. In the southern tart of
the State rain is more general and luavier.ln
the counties along tho Iowa line it is aaii to
be wet for corn, which is beginniai; to lose
ground again.
J.B.CONGLE&CO,
110 Front Street, East Side, Portland, Oregon.
Again in Business.
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
Saddles,
Harness,
Bridles,
Whips,
Saddlery
Hardware,
Etc., Etc.
Repairing Neatly and Promptly
Attended to.
BUCKEYE ON THE ROAD. BUCKEYE REAPER.
These machines are too well known to need comment. Thousands of farmers here have useci
them, and all speak of them with praNe. They are In every way the ne plus ultra of Harvesting
Machines. We are also Sole Agents of tho
Not so Strange as Might
be Supposed.
You will sec by (his Adver
tisement that Havld Cole &
Co., do not go into the Stove
Business by crawling into the
Stove himself but lie does it
by IMrOKTIXJ direct from
the Factories and Selling at
bottom prices.
1K1VIU COLE fc CO.,
192 First, cor. First and Tajlor, Portland Ore.
Blooded Sheep for Sale.
Klsewhero we publish the announcement of
Mr. 1'endel Sutherliu, the foremost breeder
and grower of tine sheep in Southern Oregon.
Mr, S. is deairoua ot closing out busiueas on
account of ill health, and offers some of thebest
bargains that will ever be offered to the people
of Oregon. Tho reputation of our Southern
Oregon and Umpqua wool it high, and justly
deserved. Mr. buthcrlin has been a pains
taking breeder aud has spared no expense to
promote the standard of excellence of his band
of sheep. The sale w ill take placo as adver
tised, and all stock u in iki sold without re
serve. All who desire to grade up their nocks
will do well to attend this sale as a better op
portunity has never Ixen given to the pub) u
10 improve meir siock iuu'reis.
Jims . Olinu.T, of Salem, .pays the
highest price for wool. He paya 1'ortland
prices at Saliin. He is a reliable deater, and,
as a consequence, gets all the Marion county
trade.
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.
DIAMONDS,
Gold and Silver Watches, Silverware
Spectacles, Etc.
OLD GOLD TAKEN IN TRADE.
Watches ami Jewelry Eepnired
A.Nlllll.NUIV THE JEWELRY LINE MAM
t'.MTIKKII TO OKUEK.
ItVII'lnt Mrrel, I'orllaml, Oregon.
Factories: ProvMenie, It. I., at.J Portland, Or. Je
THE BUCKEYE TWINE SELF-BIigrDER
The Bucket e Binder ni.ulo Its Hist appearance In 1881. It Is a combination of the Buckeye
Harvester jand the Appleby Twine Binder, and combines all that Is excellent and worthy In the
many Hinders that seek a sliaie of the nubile patronage. It has been thoroughly tested in our own
5J25i1V&1 d3iVV"i VJaW ,'"pro'c",('" love been added for I8S2.and as now ottered It Is beyond
question the best Stlf-Illndliu Ihrruttr tn the rmlil We are also Sole Agents for the UCJ"U
CANTON PITT THRESHER. MONITOR UPRIQHT FARM ENGINE,
Haines' Genuine Headers, ichuttler Farm Wagons, John Deere Moline Plows.
t&" Send for Special Circulars ami Price List. a. A. Co., SUreo.
CIIAS. nODOE, T. A. DAVIS,
ESTABLISHED IN
1851.
GEO
V, SNELL, P. K. ARNOLD
JOHN W. GILBERT,
Highest Cash Price for
Salem, Oregon.
Woof Sacks and Fleece Twine
for Sale.
HOW TO NT I r FLEECE 1
The rroper yjs to Uy the fleece on the UbIe.shorn
Ule down; turn tn the hed and uil. and turn in the
lUnla and roll It up, commencing at the Uil end, tytnir
ii.imi i.wfiiuni tu vti iuoiuii in utT, .na IQtQ
lth one string across the ends. This is auMclent, A
nec thus tied is lijjht, and tttll handled and eiam
hied, Juneie-lm
HODGE, DAVIS & CO.,
w ana 1H rront Street, (cor. Stark) . Portland Oregon.
Offer to the Drug and General Merchandise Trade a Complete Assortment of
Drugs, Patent Medicines, Fine Chemicals, Glassware
Shop Furniture, and Druggists' Sundries.
albu nuuow GLASS OF ALL SIZES AND QUALITY
and
The Bishop Scott
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
A Boarding and Pay School lor Bcja
A Ml YOrxt! MEX, WILL BEOIX ITS IIFTI!
at rxl tin la ltd nrainl n.n. ., f . t. .
5,li. rreroiY tojs lor C0I1 goer Im.in.-n. The
traihln? Is practical and thorough, and diK-ipltu strict.
Snd tor t!fth annual caUUvie, vhln? complete list
cl rormvr pupil. AddrM:
J. W. HILL, M. D , Head Mader.
Junietl IVrtUnJ, Oregon.
Of all theleadinc branda. In Inn) an.l tin.
COLORS IN CANS AND DRY.
Putty, Lampblack, Red Lead, Glue, and Varnishes'
Including the finest brands for Coach painters use.
Paint, Whitewash and Varnish Brushes, Linseed Oil, in Barrela
and cases. Turpentine, Coal Oil, Castor Oil, Lard Oil, Neata
m -l If 0il Alcoho1- in barrels and Casses.
Bluo Vitriol Sulphur, Castile Soap, Concentrated Lye, Potash.
Bitters all kinds. Quicksilver, Strychnine, and Tar, in
Pints, Quarts, aud Half Gallon, Five Gallon, Etc
Wo are AgenU for Oregon and Washington Territory for
CTJSJBJEIXC. P..4LX.W
THE BEST MIXED PAIXT IN USE.
Millinckrpdt's Carbolic Sheep Dip, Wakelec's Sheep Bath and
Squirrel Poison, and Aycr'sand Dr. Jayne's Proprie
tary .tieuicines.
We buy our gooda from first hsnda, thus enabling us to compete with any market on tht
Coast aa comparison of our prices will Drove.
WW YOaUt.-J3 CEBAK BTUXT.
8A. iRArire.-ii fbo.vt htbeet.
F. H. PAGE;
Commission ' Merchant,
AXI) DEALER IX
Flour, Grain. Hay, Mill Feed,
USE .ROSE PILLS.
111111 truiis.
STAPLE GROCERIES.
tVIk
Orchard
AXI
Farm, Dairy and
J.' rod ace.
1 Front l nrr AMrr, I'urllauil, Or.
raaj-jett
A. G. MURDOCH,
Electrotyper and Sterrotyper,
103 First street, near Washington.
E. O. CLARK, D.D.S. a R. TEMPLETO.V, D.D.S
CLARK ft TEMPLETON
DENTISTS
Corner first and AHer SUi., orer FUhel & Robert
FORTLANP, OREGON.
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