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WILLAMETTE FARMER: PORTLAND, OREGON. OCTOBER 27, 1882
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MARKET REPORT.
HOME l'BODCCE MARKET.
Tha following represent wholesale rate,
from producers or first hands i '
JTr"LOUtt. In joining lots standard brandt,
J.7S6.00; bcBt country brands,$4.25$4.76.
WHEAT Valley J1.55; Walla Walla,
11.52 for new crop; 57 to CO cents net
to farmer a bushel at Walla Walla and near
points. .
OATS. 54 cts, for good feed t b unci.
New. 50 to 67c.
ONIONS. New ljc.
fUlA'lUhS. New4550e.
sdlDDLINOS Jobbing, for feed, $25.
032.50, ton. Shorts, $1820. Chop, $27.
axu.uu v ton.
BRAN Jobbing at 825 per ton.
BACON Sides, 151G:; Hams, country
cured, 15I6cj city cured, 1718c; Shoulders,
10llc.
LARD In kegs, 16c; Oregon leaf, tins
1$0 do In pails, 16l10c.
BUTTER We quote, extra fresh roll, 37i'
40c; fair to pood, 3035 cts; common,
UmiBc; In kegs, 3032Jc.
CHEESE. I5atlBo V tb.'
HONEY In comb, 15al8c; strained, in 5
smllnos. lie.
JtRIED FRUITS. Apples, sun dried quar
tered, 67c; sliced, 78c; machine dried,
BalOc; Pears, machine machine dried, 9aI0c;
Plnms, ton dried; ditto, 12al5c.
POULTRY. Chickens, full grown, $4.00
4' 60. " Small, $33 50. Ducks, $5 to 6.
EGGS. Near by fresh laid, 30c.
HOGS. Dressed, 8c. "
BEEF. Net weight 6o and 6Jo for choice.
SHEEP. Net weight, 6c.
VEAL.-6ito7o'
WOOL. Eastern Oregon, 16a20c; Wil
lamette Valloy, 1822o; Umpqua, none.
HIDES. Butchers' hides, dry, 10a 10c;
country'' cured, dry, 16c; culs & off, green
MdM, salted, 7a8c; country ditto, 7a8c;
deerskins, dry, 30c t lb; d sheep pelts each
Ual.OOj dry elk, 20o per lb.
TALLOW Quotable at U0Jo. por lb.
HAY Choico timothy, $i:0; from wagon,
llol2.
OENKBAL MEBt'HANDISE.
BIOE. China, No. 1, 6c; China No. 2
Mai Janan. 7c: Sandwich Islands, 77ic
TEAS. Jopan,40(a50(55c; Black, 4076o;
Qreen, 6580u.
COFFEE CostaRica 1315o; Java,2830.
dUGAKS. Crushed A J 3c; Fine Crushed
llo: Cube, i3Jn)3Jc; Extra C, 13jal3Jc
Golden O. lli(Mlt; Sandwich Islands, No.
1, lOo. D. lifeline. Sugars drop jc in each
grade.
SYRUP. Five gallons 85o.
CANDLES 1316o.
RAISINS. California, $3.25$2.75t 25 It
box
BOAP8. Good, 76o$1.76.
OILS. Ordinary brands of ccal, 26o; high
trades, Downo & Co., 37oj Boiled Linseed,
i ditto Raw, 77c; ilmou oil, 40c; Turpen
tins, JOoj Pure Lard, 1 10; Castor, $1.25
11.40.
SALT. Stock, bay, $10 V ton; Carmen
Island, $12); Coarso Livcrpool,$15; Fine qual
.y, 314; Aahton's dairy, ditto, $30
YKA8T POWDERS. Donnelly, $2 " doz;
rinNttoa 4 Merrill $2.25 V doz.;
Now that the digging season is about over
free rush to market is likely to decline prices.
Onions are plenty at Ic.
Butter Receipts are incr.asing, both of
fresh dairy and packed butter; California
packed butter is alto arriving. Fresh dairy is
a little dull thi? week, prices ranging from 35
to 40c. Tacked butti r from 30 to 35c the
latter an extreme price; cry little sold at
that price; California packed, 28 to 33c.
Cheese Good Oregon 10 to 17c; California
l4c.
Eggs are scarce and selling at 40c.
Poultry One cxtreino follows another.
Heavy receipts of chickens of poor quality haB
knocktd tho bottom nut (if price and common
ones go lugging at 53 per doz. Ducks rate
from S.r to SO 50; gctsu S'J to $10; Turkeys
about $15. Wo have numcious enquiries
about tin keys, when to send, &c. We have
odviVd to send along a few at a time, rather
than hold all back for the holidays; still tney
are held back, probably for Thanksgiving;
when thev will tome in a flood and the aver
age citizen will be importuned to buy a fine
turkey at 12Jo p?r pound.
Fruits Applet- aio plenty and cheap; pears
a drug. Good apples selling from 40c to 60c
per bpx; pears 35c to 60c.
Dried fiuits Apples machine-dried and
bleached 0c; plums and prune?, there appears
as yet no established price, speculators offer
ing only a very low figure.
Wool No pirtictilar change, except sales
can bo affected a little more readily without
advance in rotes.
Hay Very active; taken up by dealers as
fast as it arrives at about $20, und a little
over for good timothy.
OOLD AND STOCK COMPANY'S KEPOETS.
COMMERCIAL.
TnuiuiiAY, Oct. 20, 1882.
After several wekV absence wo return to
Oregon and find a delightful season and the
farmers able to do their work for the next
crop to advantage. Tho markets remain
without material change, and figures as to
wheat and tonnago have hardly varied for a
month or more. Perhaps toimnge is a little
higher, as oxportcrs givo 62 (Id for wood and
67 6d for Iron, ns tho cm lent quotations,
though thoy say that iron ships duo in De
cember and January are held for 60s, but it is
aft) to say thoy Hill hare to recede from that
8guro if thoy get charters. As wo stated a
month since, the quantity of tonnago coming
before January is not equal to our needs, and
thsreforo we need not expect cheap freights
before February, perhaps. When thcro wo
saw tho harbor of Sail Francisco abounding
with shipping, and yet that canuot especially
vail us, as tho preinuim required to induco
them to como here would equal what wo now
pay.
The English market fluctuates a little, but
not speculatively. Prices are dull now, but
they remain at just about tha samo figure, so
that Portland quotations aro $1 65 per oental
or valley, and $1 60 for Eastern. The drop
ping below that will simply cauao poople to
hold, and therefoto there is no material
chauge. Times are not active, as to. handling
wheat, but the movement is steady, ami audi
cient to load all the ships that arrive. We'd
neaJay a frieud from Polk county, who has
0,000 bushels choice w boat waa offered $1 60
per cental here, which is a top figure.
Oats are uot abundant, and as the crop is
Jight, we ueod not expect the price will be
Tery low, Quotttioua range 64 to 50c, and
quite a lot waa sold to tho Northern Pacific
Railway at tho last-named figure.
Hops are the. liveliest things in all the range
of products. On Thursday aides were made
at 05 cents per pound, and to w hat figure
they may yet advance there is no saying.
Everybody or mauy will now plant hops,
but another dsprrssion in the hop trade may
come wittnu two years.
LOCAL MAHKKTK.
Reviewed and corrected weekly by J, It.
Knapp, produce commission dealer, 207 First
reet, Portland, 0u.
Whrat Market without change siuce last
week) not very much doing, $1 65 per cental
bout the top of the nurket.
Oats lUcilpta como in rather sjuringly,
enough perhaps fur daily consumption, but
tho stotL iu dealers' bauds so Siiiall as to
inalo ihvin anxious to bu rates hao ad
vanced a little about 62 to 60c, the ruling
rate, and a little higher has been paid in ionic
Instances.
1'oUUhs Not much change since lt
wcvk; iniikct acticj 60o per bushel, the fair
quotation) a little higher has Ken paM iu a
Jew iusUi.cv lor small in ico iou, I
Ban Francisco Markets.
San Fiuncisco, Oot. 25.
Wheat The market is steady at full prices;
No. 1 shipping. SI 63J1 G(4; extra choice
white, SI G71&1 70.
lUrlcy Feed, market firm with a fair in
quiry, $1 28J1 32J; No. 1 feed, November,
$1 3tj; December, SI 30.
Oats Market firm; stocks v ell concentra
ted; quotations notquotablv changed; sales of
500 sfes No. 2, (I 65; No. I, (Xto icr, $1 72J
Lid.
Corn Small vellow sold. SI 00; market
quiet with prices ngaicst sillers.
1'otatoci Steady, with prices in buj era' fa
vor; Petaluma and Tomab s, 0.r)c?l ; Catfcy'a
Cove, ?11 12; sweet sola to-day, $1 UH.
Unions Market caBV, 4"aoc.
Hides UbuiI selection; steady at un
changed quotations; denial! I is good.
Tallow Firm witri a good dein mil. OJc.
Salmi n Uuritiets only jobbing; quotations
nominal at SI 37J(M 40; tfccinl brands, in a
small way, SI 42J.
Wool Dull and quotations unchanged;
markot unfavoiablu nud h dieted by reports of
lailnrea East.
Eggs Fnsh California, 42J; Eastern, 30
35i ; market steady and qui.-t.
Butter- Fresh loll, 35(j40c; demand is
lilitj sellers ari stimulating trade by shading
ates.
HIHI1HTM.
Tho market is steady, with a moderate
demand.
C1IAHTKKKI).
ToCoik. U. K Ur ship Cabul. iron, 1,397
tous, 47s (kl; Br Biiip Bowdnn, iron, l,K2t
tuns, 47s 0J; Br ship Ingnmar, wood, 1,175
tons, 45s.
CIIICAIIU MAHKKTS.
Ciiicaiio, Oct. 25.
Wheat Market a shade firmer !)6o Nov.
Pi.rk Weaker, Sll) 40 Nov.
Lard Lower, $11 27J Nov.
BXKIlliOHM H KMIL1MII lll'roKTS.
I.ONl'ON, Oct 25.
Floating cargoes Quiet but st' ndy.
Cargoos on passage mid fur shipment
Quiet hut suaily.
Mark Ime hteaily.
K.iglmh country msikets Steady.
French markets S esdy.
Imports into U. K. past wiek Wheat,
:U5,0UO to 340,000 qrs.
Imports into U. K, past week Flour,
1(19,000 to 105,000 bbls.
I.IVhltl'OOI. MAUKKTS.
LlVKitrooL, Out 25.
Wheat Spat market dull.
No I standard Cdiforuia white wheat, 10s
4d per ctl, hiitln'st.
No. 2 stand ird California white wheat per
ctl, 10s Id highest.
Fair average red winter, lis Od.
Red American snrini;, No. 2, 0s; No. 3,
8s Id,
Quautity of wheat ou pssiagu to the conti
nent, "0,000 qrs.
15,500,000 quarters, or nearly 200,000 quar
ters less than were imported during same pe
riod last year."
Wool Our stock of all grades is now 4,
000,000 lbs, largely consisting of defective..
The State of California, from Oregon, brought
427 bales. Sales for the week are reported of
50,000 lbs San Joaquin defective fall, 9llc ;
100,000 Ihs defective and heavy Mountain do,
ll13c; 100,000 Ihs fair to choice do do, 13
15c. Spring clip sells, as follows: Calaveras
and foothill at 2224c; Sonoma and Mendoci
no, 2420c; Northern Sacramento valley, 23
25c ; San Joaquin, free, 1820c ; do defec
tive, 1517c; Bright Coast, free, 1820c; do,
Blightly hurry, 1517c ; do, heavy and dark,
14l(ic; Eastern Oregon, 2025c; Valley Ore
gon, 2327c; Modoc and Siskiyou. 2425c;
Hun boldt, 2o(S,2Cc.
Hops Tho market is very firm, with tew
offerings. Tho State of California, from Ore
gon, brought 528 bales; tho Dakota, from Se
attle, 105 bales, and irom Tacoma, 875 bales.
All 'desirable parcels arc said to be taken as
fast as offered, principally for shipment to
other markets. Local brewers have advanced
the price of beer, in consequence of the high
ruling rates for hops. The Sacramento lleeord-
Union reports a recent transaction in that city
that can be classed among the. largest sales
ever made in this article on the Pacific coast,
The buyer is said to be Paul J. Cro ley, of
San Francisco, who is understood to be operat
ing under instructions for direct shipment to
England. The purchase comprised some 700
bates, representing a money value of $85,000.
We quote; Choice California, 61i65c; Fair
do, 67 (a 00c; Oregon and Washington Terri
tory, 00,62ic
Hides Wo quote as follows; Heavy salted
steers, 10llc t' lb ; light salted hides, cows
and steers, 304g Itn, 0c; medium do, 4555
lbs, 10c; salted kips, 10Jllc; salted calf,
good demand lor plump skins, 1415c; hair
goat, Bound skins, C570c; medium, 50c;
small skins and kid, 0(ft25c each; deer skins,
good summer skins, 3537ic; medium, long
hair, 2530o; poor and winter skins, 20c;
sheep skins, shearlings, 2530c; short wool,
3050c; medium wool, 60c(&Sl; long wool, $1
1 50; dry hides, usual selection, 20c; dry
kip, 18c; do, calf, 21ig22c.
Oats Tho receipts are light, stocks moder
ate, and the market firm with u rising tend
o icy . Some say ' '.i corner" is looked for soon.
Wo quote extra choice, spot, at $1 70 V ctl;
No. 1, SI 05'ul 07J; No- 2, SI 601 62$;
WEEKS & MORGAN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocers and Feed Merchants.
No. , 49 A Ml Front Street.
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Watchmaker and Jeweler.
Repairing a Specialty.'
FINE ASSORTMENT OK WATCHES, CLOCKS,
L. Jew elrv and Spectacles at low prices.
119 front M., INirtland, Or.
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cheater Strawberry Plants 76c doz., $4
r iuu. valuable information in rrcc
'atalccrue. AdilriBi P.I.SAOK &SON
Wethenficld, Conn. ouirlKm
VKSHK1.N ll the WAY TO I'OHTLAMI,
Calitornla Crops and Markets.
Wo tako the follow mik from the Sau Kian-
Olson C'ommirfiiit Herald of Octoher llltli 1
Far less ilamapo has been done to thu un
protected grain by tho early rains thau was
feared a week ago. Hay has sutured tho most
of any one article, and yet the damage is nfl
less inipoitanco when we consider tne true
cunditio.i of things resulting from tl 0 heavy
iniiiH followed by warm, geni-il growing
weather, I tinging foith tho grass rapidly, af
fording lino pasturage for both cattle and
sheep, and Matting the gronth of dry-iowu
wliuit 111 a uomlerfiil manter. lWsides, the
gi-ouud is so thoroughly soaked and wet down
that there, is little to frar but that thu rains,
which aro sine to follow 111 due scuon, will bo
Unite sutlicient to sustaiu thegrowth of eg
etation uutil its full maturity. Farmers are
now plowing and iordiu their gmuud with
their full foice of teams, etc., at commaud.
On the whole, the ieon owua auspiciously,
and the country at largo now presents one
broad expanse of living green.
Charters and Freights There coutiiiuis to
lo a eood demand for wheat charters within
the tange of 40(i.tfls for wood ami iron re
spectively. The disengaged touiwgc
here and iu n Ijieeut porti foots up
M),000 tout rtgiiter, against 15,000 tons a year
ago, Tho tlret to arrive withm the months,
itl.OOO tons; tame time iu 1SS1, 10.000on;
and iu InM), '.'O'.MXXJ tous register.
Wheat The State of California, from Ore
gon, brought J1.14I ski. Our tvctipu siuce
July lt no 111 the inteiior of tins Stite- aro 1,
250,000 ctti lets than for a corresponding po
riod of last )er. A1 regards (treat lliitaiii'a
grain leiiuiieinents, a cablegram dated In
dou, Octolwr 17lh, ) "Jauiet Cuinl isti.
uutes the ixpiirvmrnts of tliest ltritaiu foi
foreign wheat from the Ut of Srptemlier at
Due iv Octouek-Novemder.
Hid Apl 10, Am bk Elsinore (088) N Y via Hio
Allen & Lewis; Aug 35, Br bk Argyleshire,
(708) fm Brisbane, Laidlaw & Co; Aug 17, Br
sp I'ciidragoii, (1278) Sydney, Balfour. G & Co;
Auc 25. Br sp Zamora (1180) Brisbane ;
Sept 28, (ierbk Britannia (841) Wilmington,
Meyer, W & Co; Oct 7, Melusino (038), Eliza
beth (1170) both from same port to same con
signee as preceding.
IK1K IN MOVEMBER-UECEMBER.
Mch 10. Am sp Wilna (1483) N Y via St T.
Juno 2d, OBAN Co; May 1), Brsp Oberon (1 181)
1,1V via Vic, slil im Honolulu Sept IN, Janion
& Co; May 21, Br bk Culler On, (074) London
un Vic ; Mav 27. Brbk GleiiL'aber IG08)
Liv, nrr nt Honolulu Sept 22, Caesar & Co; Am
sp Helicon (Juno 3d) (1200) N Y, OR&N Co;
Juno 7, Oer bk Fulda (038) Newcastle, Engld
Moyer, Wilson & Co.
Due in Dkcemiier-Jancauy.
July 8, Am sp Henry Villard (1553) N York
OMAN Co; July 13, Am sp Kl Cupitan, (1493)
l'hila, samo consignee; July 28, Am sp Corsica
(1337) N Y, Allen &, Uwis; May 22, Am lmrk
Kioto (073) N Y, sld fun Montevideo Sept 5,
Allen & Lewis.
Due i.f January-February.
Aug 12, Am sp Saranac (1031( N Y, OKtN
Co; Aug 17, Br sp Jnines Livcsey (1072) Liv,
Balfour, (luthrio & Co; Aug 30, iir bk Selene,
(095) l'lymouth, Balfour, (Juth & Co; Aug 30,
Hi- sp Jeanio Lundles (1350) Liv; Meyer, Wil
son At Co:
To Arrive Later Ov.
May 10, Am I k Helen Angier(005) N Y; at
Montevideo Aug 28, OBAN Co; Aug 2, Br bk
(lilico Oibson (540) Liv via Victo ; Sept
7, Am sp Young Ameiicu (1439) X Y, Allen &
Lewis; Sept 10, Br bk Ullock (779) Liver, via
Honolulu, Janion A Co; Oct 2, Am sp Keaper,
(14(19,) I'liilu, OlUNCo.
Ul' ANll IIAUINfl IOR l'ORTLAND.
Am sp lni)crial (1X12) N Y, loading; Am sp
llnnv Morse (1375) N Y, do; Am sn Cheso-
brough (1507) l'hila, do; sp Indiana (14S8) to
arrive mm load nt rnu.i.
Total rcgistvn.il tonnngo on the way and
loaning lor tins port, .io,j.j tons,
Atoul Fruit Driers
After having had cousidcinblo exje icuce
with ilill'eriut fruit driirs, of which tho writ
er has used four dillereut ones, all tf which
did wry good work, and after having m
apoctcd fruit-.lring in this State aud Cahfor
nia,wu are prepared to assort cantidently that
the Acmo Drier, patented by K. K. Burns,
and lately introduced into Oregon, possesses
mora gooil qualities, and comes nearer per
fection than any method wo have used here,
or stcu used elsewhere Iti great qualities are:
1st. The perfect control of the hrat and
ability to uso it iu exactly the degree that is
desired,
2d. Ton division into comptrtments' en
ables the owner to use ilinVuit degrees of
heat 111 each one, and ho can, therefore, dis
criminate at hit pleasure iu using huat for all
stages of the drying process.
3d. No method cm bo cheaper, because all
the expense incurred i the eioiuuiical use of
fuel and tho mere hauling of the fruit in plac
ing it 011 an I tiling it oil the tra .
Having used this process we believe we
have made at good a pndiut as can bo made
ly artificial cvtfporttinn. 'lhrrsi no other
sttum that we know of tlut cm do better or
eluaper work, or nally do a. good work,
without far n.oro tioublo than is neca.sary to
ti.u w un me vvcine,
A. ROBERTS,
....SUCCESSOR TO....
FISHEL & ROBERTS,
Cor. tint and Alder ;sts, Portland, Ore.
THE LEADING
Clothier,
Merchant Tailor,
And Hatter.
OF OREGON.
Gunrantecs to sell the very
best CLOTHING tor less
Money than any other house
In the state.
Junoltf
Chas. H. Dodd d Co.,
(SUCCESSORS TO HAWELEY, DODD 4 CO
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Hardware. Iron and Steel,
.... AND ....
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
SOLE AGENTS FOR
JOHN DEERE'S SULKY PLOW,
The Only Single Lever Sulky made; Perfect In Every Respect, Success,
ful in every Contest at Home and Abroad,
GANG, STUBBLE AND BREAKING PLOWS
. Or the Latest Model and Improved Manufacture.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Schuttler Farm Wagons
BUCKEYE AND SUPERIOR SEED DRILLS,
Deere Hairows, and Spring Tooth Harrows,
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Haish Barbed Wire, Best in' Use, and Hall Safes.
CHAS. H. DODD & CO.,
ocl3irl3 Front, First and Vine Streets, Portland, Oregon.
SEYMOUR, SABIH & GO.,
Manufacturer of and Dealers In tho Latert
Improved Farm Machinery.
MADISON STItLET, (from Front to First), l'ORTLAND, OltFOON.
GRASS SEEDS )
MILLER BROS.,
Cor. Front and Taylor (., Portland,
A HE IN IJECEIITJOF AND TO AMUVE I, A ROE
J quantities o( Clover and Draw Seeds of all kinds
coniistlnir of
BED, WHITE, ALHIKE.t ALFALFA CLOIEB
TIMOTHY, KED TOP, ECLInlI RYE, HLIE
UKA89 and HI'ABIAN iRA8SES.
f3TPrlcoa ujkhi application.
ausr25m2
We are sole agente on the Koith Ptiiflg Coast for Ihe itliLrklod ttai drd Co.V.t pcll and tolld steel ihui
MORRISON PLOW
Wliich are warranted to scour In any soil. Also tho
Furst and Bradley Gang Plow,
Kulainazoo Spring tooth Harrow um; Cultivator,
The New Buckeye Grain flrill,
Acw Buckeye Bro:i. c:isi .Seeder,
Buckeye Cider aTi,
The Dian;o:i Seed 3iill,
e Kiirnvll Four Point Barb Wire,
e have many others that cannot be ennmer ,t illn-ie. V o..,liJ y invito all uatitins
anything m our line to come and see us, and if , . ., Wi.ct com. ... ml lor one of . ur pric
linsanj catalogues. B. w A1,L N, manager.
OIIAS. 1IODOE, T. A. DAVIS,
ESTABLISHED IN 1851.
UKO Vf. bSKLL, F. K. AH.NOtl)
Mr. J, It. Kuiiii, of tliicnj, is prvjured,
agent for tiw Ai'iu rVuit DrjiiiKCuiuruny,
answer all in.iuiu mul fuiuith the driers
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At Xt.w Yo I. anrw in .c in nij. nnig nyr
s to lu stat d Jmiv IAt. by Jo-cpli l'nlitie.
tho st Lauu iW i)ii,th, ami StcUou
MiitcMu in, . I to u,4, n W lu
ili.--i wilt Ihi in S, r ic tr 1, aiij uuing the
Tril)tt bui'dii.j;.
J.B.CONGLE&CO
m Front Street, East Slde.Tortland, Oregon.
Again in Buslnou.
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
Saddles,
Harness,
Bridles,
Whips,
Saddlery
Hardware,
Etc., Etc.
Neatly and Promptly
Attended to
Repairing
Eastern Cranberry Vines
FOR SALE FROM
A. J. BURR'S BOG,
Olympla, W. T.
l,OM1lr ti.au
J.OOO flurs, M.IM
ls.ooo tlars M.M
Sond monev by Ittvl-'erwl Utter, Money Order or
Wrlls, Fargj A (Vs, with ulrectlcns for fomardins;.
In 1S77, 1 plsntdl thn- W feet bnls of the Jemev
crantx-rr) vinra. I iilantnt Hum IS Inchea auart, tith
wax ; Mnded one UU ,i Inches deep, one three inches,
and the other I planted nn the lutural boif.
The wtdrd ld jieldot but few berries and
aro djluir out. In IsMO I cuthere.1 from the
nitural lcU two tare ,uirsr barrels suit of Urriis,
and onl one barrel (rum boih of the sanded
ones, k tick or Teal Und thst orerflows until about
thenrstnt MiyU the best for the Crviberr). Ksvp
thewiicrm the tlnei until tho Ute frosts are orer,
aad)ou wlllhiieairoO'teropeTrryjear.
I'Unt bydripinir the nines feetb) 6 Inches, and
forcing Into the muck with a forked stick or wedtre
stuped dibble 11cm out the uee.li the flitt ear; pull
them out bj hand the seeont, and the thlril jevrthe)
will take nrs of themselw.
A. J. BURR,
octlmS Objmpla, Thmt Co., V. T.
Thoroughlired Poland China
Hogs For Sale.
m 'fE IUV.S WERE IlltKU FIMII IMTORTtD
A. sbvi. irou,niiro3i lie 'aih. ions.
HODGE, DAVIS & 00.,
....,,, ,OT,013rKJ . . rortiana uregon.
Offer to the Drug and General MerohimH Tr,l . rni , ,. .
Drugs, Patent Medicines, Fine Chemicals, Glassware and
a.r suuiumr;, tiuu vruggiis7 sundries.
"" ""'""" uuass OF ALL SIZES AND QUALITYJ
Of all thaleadlllfP brand, tn ke.m .n1 ,lna
COLORS IN GANS 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
Foot On Fish Oil, Alcohol, in Barrels and Casses.
Blue Vitriol Sulphur, Castile Soap, Concentrated Lye, Potash.
Bitters, all kinds. Quicksilver, Strychnine, and Tar, in
Pints, Quarts, and Half Gallon, Five Gallon, Etc
We aro Agents for Oregon and Washington Territory for
CJisO IODE8 R ZMk.X3LW
THE BEST MIXED PAINT IN USE.
Sliilinckrodfs Carbolic Sheep Dip, Wakelec's Sheep Bath and
Squirrel Poison, and Ayer'sand Dr. Jayne's Proprie
tary Medicines.
We buy our goods from first hand, thin enabling us to compete with any market on the
Coart aa comparison of our prices will prove.
BAM Fit AXClStO.-lU fHUXT STKEIVr. WEWYOKK.-MCEaABSTKETT.
GARRISON'S SEWING MACHINE STORE.
167 Third Street. ' '
JOHX B. GARRIOX, Pro prietor.
AGE.T FOB THE
HOWE. 1 W1LSOS. I CKOWXTTniPKOYEII SIMiKlt.
DAVIS. NKWHOME, 'D4I0WK, ROYAL ST. JOHN.
And General Afent for the
HOUSEHOLD & WHITE MACHINES.
Dealer In all kinds of Sea Inj nwrtlne attvhnients. Series, Oils, etc Sewlnir machines i. alrod on shortcotlce
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T. P. POWERS,
uii rim ree, mosTia j.vp jossia or
FURNITURE,
i-, ..BfitS-c il. Steam Factory-Water Street.t
"itW-'ai lnJ ""rlson.
5T7'53;.VS Streets. WarebouselsSan
Iteddin.r, Carpets, Paper Hang-
lug, Stoves, and
Crockery an dGlassware.
between tloi tgomer;
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IQastntAl Ostslarae.
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rbotiVTph and Lectnre. 10c.
an.l lhA Pint .n.1
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