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WILLAMETTE FARMER: PORTLAND, OREGON, JUNE 8, 1883.
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MARKET REPORT.
HOME PBODIXK HAHKET.
The following repreacnt wholesale rate
.rom producers or first hands
WHEAT Valley 1.7G1.88 per ceutnl.
Walla Walla, nominal
FLOUR In jobbing lots, extra choice,
$5 CO. Country liramls, $5.25."
OATS. "277o for good feed bush.
ONIONS. IV.
HOTATOKS. -05 to 75 per bu. and dull.
MIDDLINGS Jobbing for feed, 30
J$J5VUon. Shorts,825'27.50. Chop, 30:9
MIAN Jobbing at $21.30 $22.00 per
ton
RACON Sides, Hrm 153; Hams, oountry
cured, 15I(ic; Shoulders, 11 12c.
LARD In kegs, IOjj Oregon leaf, tins
IBo; do in pails, ll17Jc.
CHEKSK.-Cal., 10c; Oregon, 18c V ft.
HONKV In comb, 18a:0c; strained, in 5
gallons, 12c.
HKIKU rKUllo. Apples, sun uriouquar
ared, 8c; sliced, 8c; machine dried, Hrm, !2o;
l'eus, machine dried, I'c; riums, sun uneu,
14c. and mtchino dried. 10c.
POULTRY. Chickens, full grown, $6 05
J0.50.
EGGS. Near by fresh laid; dull, at 25c.
BUTTKR We quote, fresh roll,20(221c,
last for very choice.
HOGS. Dressed, 8c9c.
BEEF. Gross weight 5 and Co tor choice.
SHEEP.- Gross weight, 4cfe5o on foot.
VKAL.-Cito5c
vjjh. Eastern Oregon, 10a20c; Wil
lamette Valley, 1820c; Umpqua, none.
HIDES. llutchers" hides, dry, 14c;
oountry cured, dry, 1 1c; culs & 'f. green
Mdw. salted, 7Jc; country ditto, 7Jo;
A wnkins, dry, 30o tf lb; d aliiep pelts caoli
l6al.C0; dry elk, 20c per lb.
TALLOW Quotable at 8o. per lb.
HAY Choice timothy, balid; $3035.
SEEDS -Timothy, dull silo, but not very
much in the market; Hed Clover is steadily
adv anting, having incroasid 2o the List wtok
with prospect of still going up. Wo quote
to day ; 'Innothy, from 8 to 10c, as to quality;
Red Top, Eastern, 17a per lb; Orchard Grass,
Eastern, 21c; Perennial Rye Gram, Eastern,
21c; lllue Grass, Eastern, 18c; Mcsquit, Ore
gon, ldc; Red Clover, 1820c; White Clover,
as to quality, I0f6).r0c; Alsiko Clover, as to
quality, 3510o; Kiuld I'eas, about $1.60 per
bushel; Potatoes, for at id, from 80cg$1.25,
according to variety; Flax, scarce, lijc;
Onion Sutts, aeeording to quality, 15JOc;
Data, white Russian and other new kind,
ll.50 per bushel.
UKIr.KAL MliKt'llANDIHE.
KICE. China No. 2, SJ ; Sandwich
Islands. l&.OJo.
TKAH. Japan, 3(J40; lllack, 4075o
Ureon. iiniaPOo.
COFFEE Costa Rica 12llo; Java, 20
2-'o.
dUGARS. Crushed A 1212c; Fino
Crushed 12(2121 1: Cube. 1264121c; Extra C,
Uii; (.oMmiU, i0mo; Sandwich Ulauds
No. l,UJ10c; D, 101101c.
8YRUI'. Fivo gallons 70o
OANDLES 1215o.
RAISINS. California, S2.7553.25'26 It
box
SOAPS. Good, 7Gc$1.7G.
OILS. Ordinary brands of coal, 30o; high
trades, Downe it Co,, 37io; Roiled Linscod,
80; ditto Raw, 77o; Hilmou oil, (ISo; Turpon
Wuo, 70o; Pure Lard, k 30; Castor, $1.25
$1.40.
SALT. Stock, bay, $10 i' ton; Carmou
Iiland, $12J; Coarse Lierpool,$15; Finn qual
iy, $1G20; Ashtou's dairy, ditto, $30
COMMERCIAL.
Tiiokniiav, Jin o 7, 1S83.
Thu uiMlhiM continues diy ami wmin.
Clouds nntl liglit r-lxmi'iri pievnilnl for n
few tl.ijH, but I'K'iuiil oil' Willi u iu hut
(c'liilc'iu-y It looks us if tlin Hiinmu'i wiw
iion us iiutl thai tho i j 1 1 1 1 . -caon was
owi Wi mi nol I'spcct lu',i, miiM in
May and .1 1 mi, but oot'iismiiiil hliowcin
UHiiall.N oi'iui ami kwi M'Ki'liiluin giim
uiK, Wheat lielils look well in wuiiodi
leetioii", but all will need lam wkiii and
without it comes wheal will head out
low and giu "inall jieltl It is not pleas
ant to piedict owl tliuiKNhtit the pie-'iint
outlook is not fmoialile to an iiu'iii;)
yield ot (,''"" i I'" Will.iiiu'tU' allej.
Th ehames aie that the ciops will ho
lightei than has Ikvii iwtnnaled consul
oinlilj below a crane
Kiist of the Cascades, no"iH'cts aru
much belter than heie The -oil tlmw
docs not ivuuc as eoulaul mini as it
imtiiiiill) letauis iuuiMiiii Wheat tlierc
is inoii' foiwaid and oui celi,iup's iixstiit
that coiiliuunl tlruuili cannot do matciinl
injuiy The liutwM theivwill In? mxxl
mid iiosHiil,VKX'iiis i ci lain lo attend thu
clloilsof faimei The wiulci killing of
gram in WcMein Oregon cmi-cs a lov of
nullum' lo our fanner- and only for that
agriculturii in this region would If Miry
riuvtWul this, j car.
IU'h)Hs fioiu 1)uiiik am not favoiahlt)
foi high piiecs for hivuilMulU Prices
tend downward and unless thciv is ccr
lauity of iltlleieney in cixips in i:uroH
the will loutinuc low Kivightx, tiK),
will proliiMy I hi Hrm at ti.Vs iht ton
which is lather .iIhimi what fanners can
atliml topay. Ito.ulytctt)foixvat thu
nmikcts for ui'M fall, hut it looks as if tho
milil would li.M plenty of wheat. Our
f dweo lo farmer, eery where, Is to cont
inue stock raisjiij; and mixed farmins
ith thucultiMitiouof wheat and not do
pond altogether on one crop.
Our local market i-how deciva.-i in
Uourquotiitions Kigureajjiven for wheal
mv nominal, and we make no change in
them I'
There U no iniwtiuit clump) in llio
viool maiket. Tho goncral opinion U
that .0 cents is (he alue of gmsl Kiutern
Oregon nnd Washington wool. We had
a conversation with an old lusidcnt of the
valley, now in Eastern Oregon, who said
ho wiu going to get 20 cents for his wool.
Hut our rpinembiaiicc is tlmt his wiwl
was last year's, quite choice
Potatoes vary in price as lo quality
good and linn, long keejx rs bring 75c
Oats hold well at former figures, and
hay brings f:i0:i5 per toil.
Dried fruits show a Mmip advance.
Theie is nothing el"e to note at present.
Phlladelplila Wool Market.
From Maugher &. Avry' w -ol circular of
April 10th we take the lollowinu:
The apathy of buyer, noted in our circuhr
of March IG.hlias coutinnoil until the iirrsent
time without tho liphti-t iinrrnvement.
Holders have been moilirately linn at to
prices, but sale., have only b en ifleited by
cooeo8ions, and values are to a great extent
entirely nominal. this state ot amirs is
largely owing to the naturil reaction fioni the
sseudo boom in January, which has, ai we
predicted, caused large shipments from
England of native and colonial wools, neirly
three million pounds Australian having been
bought for America and tlm F.bruary Rale,
lluy rs of wools aro deti-rri-d frem purchia-
ing also ny tno unceriaihiy as w ino nnai
f (feet of the revifced tarill on the pnoi of
foreign wools after the (irBt of July, and they
fear that possibly the reduction on woolti s
and yarns miy prove greater than upon the
raw material, and thus allow of large impor
tations of the manufactured article. Added
to all these disturbing influences is the fact
that the sales of woolen (joods aro slow, tho
demand light, and prices on niarly all
descriptions lower than a year aco. It is not
Strang'! therefore that manufacturer and
dealers in wools and woolens are gloomy, ar d
and a permanent improvement is not possible
until there is a decided change in the woolen
L,oids market
Colifornia Wrols The new clip is aiming
quite freely in San Francisco, but not giiiw
out. liuyers and sellers are too far npirt m
their views to admit of much I usiness at
firescnt, and tho former get but little cheer
rom a retrospect of their dealings during the
past three years.
Foreign wools havo continued to arrive,
going mostly direct to tho mills. Tho stock
of Capo is usually light, but the demand is
much liss than the supply, neirly all tho s ties
being in bond for Canada. Montevideo is ar
riving in very good condition. Low woo's
arc very much depressed.
Prices Current of Wool April 20, 18S3.
Oregon Unwashed clothing, average qual
ity. 3031o ; uuwashed loinbiug, averago
quality, 3034c.
California Snrine clip. fine. 20330c;
spring clip, iiiedium, 2230c ; spring clip.
low grailcs ami laury, io(S-jv;c; tan cup, a i,
I4ji)20c ; fall clip, low radcs and burry, 12
I6.
Foreiirn Wools Cane of Good Hopo, 28'Jn
31c ; lluenos Ayres Merino and Mistiza, 20
28u ; Montevideo Merino and Mestia, 32(g)
35o ; Australian clothing, 4245c , Austral
ian combing, 4247c
Markets by Telegraph.
QOLD AND STOCK COMPANY'S REPORTS
San Francisco Markets
San Fkancisco, June 0.
l'Vciirhti The market is quiot; 4.14 asked
for hardwood to Liverpool and 00s to Cork
for orders U. K. For futures the market is
not so firm, being unfavorably allected by thu
critical condition oJ crops.
Wheat Tho spot market is very quin, but
the iindirtone Ins slightly improved. Quota
tions not quutably ihangcd; Ne. I white, on
npot, $1 (15 iijl.tiTJ For futures tho market
islirmei; No. 1 white August $1.00; seller
tlm jini.Sl nnl.f)(lj.
llirli'V The spc t market U steady at !)0c
1)7 . lorfuturiB the market is aotno and
puces higher; No. 1 feed, Soptembir, 00c
1)1; fcellor the vcar, b(k(iS7i.
Putatoi's M rket ovnstockcd and weak;
in boxis, 7.reSl 2.'i; in sacks, 7-m.31.12J
Onions Prices aro easy, SOe0i.li5.
(lain Bins Quiet, with prices against scl
lcrc. A'oiuin illy quotations are uiicliinged.
Wool Vnj ipii't. lloldi'is aro inclined
to thudu i ite a if bii'iucss possible, on all
glides eveeptiug Btlle'tly clioicj. I'astein
Dri'gou, lsidj,.!! lor ciioicti mm up aras.
Kgirs 27JcCat2Sl. Kast'Tii by exprefs, 25c
(u'.'(i, Market steady and quiet.
Iluttir Weak and dull. Very liht de
mand for poor and medium grades.
IIOSIOS MAllkLTS.
Doston, June 0.
Wool Tho markot continues dull. Wis
cousin an 1 Michigan, S5c(ii)37; unu ashed, ISo
V31; other iiiutations unchanged.
llKHUHIIISl'.S KMILIMl MlllklT KKl'imT.
l.osnos, Juno I).
I'loattng cargoes Uither oasur.
Cargoes tm patsau'o and for shipment
Hather easier.
Murk Lane Slow,
Knglish country m.irkvta Turn easier.
Frinch eouiitry mai Utta Turn la-ier.
Imports into U. K, lwist week Wheat
410,000 qrs.
Imports into U. K. past week flour
170,000 bbls.
yUOTATIOSS OUOD CVUllOKH AUKIUUVS WUKAT.
Kod winter, per 4b0 lbs od roast, 40t;
pioiupt shipment, 4rs.
Hed w inter No 2 per 4S0 Ilu oil coast, 46s;
prompt shipiiiiut, 4Ss,
California avtraje earcoes per MX) lbs, ot!
eoist, 4Ss Oil; just shipped, l.'is; marly due,
sos.
California stuidard No. 1 iier 000 It', just
shipiH'd or promptly to bo shipped, 4s;
i-ariy uue, s,8.
California standard No. 2. Per SOOths. iutt
shipped or promptly to be shipped, 40s;
nearly due, 4iit.
.iioUtious iin(rrstoot to be uihtway be
tweu iron and wooden ships.
LITKlll'lMlL MUhKTS,
l.iv kurom., Juno 0.
Spot market- Wiaker.
California No 1 standard, per ctl, !)i 2d.
Fair average Kcd Winter, per ctl, t.
No 2 lUil American Spriug, per ctl, 8 2d.
Quantities on ii;o to coutiueut, w heat.
400,000 qrs.
VVtatlier ImUiant.
Our Experience From Many
I have Ix-eu sick and miserable to long and
bad caused my huthaud to much trouble and
eipjiui', no one teemed to know what ailed
me, that 1 was completely diheartened and
ditcoursgtd, lo this frame of mind 1 got a
Kttlaol Hop Hitters and uteel them uuknoMu
lo my family, I toon Iwgan to Improve and
culucd so fast that my huband and family
thoucht it strange aud unnatural, but whi-u
I mid them whit had helped me, they said
'Hurrah for Hop Hitters! long may they
piosper, for they have nude mother well aud
at happy."- -The Mother,
H. A. PITTS SONS iWF'C CO.,
MAM-TACTUItEnS OF
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HORSE POWERS, ETC.
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MisnHtlBHiHtVtHtHtHHHBtHE
WE ENTEIt THE EIELD IN 18J3 WITH THE MOST COMPLETE LIKE OK TIinLSHINO MACHINES
In the market.
The M.ACK HAWK llnVATOR has proieil itself a success l.i light rum In?, simplicity, easo of man
agement and capacity for handling all kinds of srrain successful y.
Tho CHICAGO PITT!. MOI TKD IMHVK.lt, with patent drop gear attachmmt and brake, is so well
known as the beat that It would be folly and a waste of time to devote an) extmded apaco to its merits for
light draft and dumbility at.d simplicity.
Our ni.AfJK II AM K F.M.IVK has more than prored tin claims made for it In our last catalogue, demand
for them the past seaaon being much grcattr than the auppl.
For Price-List and Circulars Address :
G. W. H. COOK, Agent,
Ware House foot
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Immigration.
I'crscnt indications are that the tide of im
migration into Washington Tenitory will be
much greater this year than it was last, '"ith
the profpect of a larger proportion from the
cast than in foimer years. The latest
reports from Kngland indioto that there will
be a good many people who will get out of
the country if they can. A good season last
year afforded farmers some relief, but the
present year opens with the same complaints
as in the three proceeding years. The Lon
don Time Bays it is water everywhere. Con
tinuous rains prevent towing, and graiu put
in the ground early is believed to bo rotten.
Another comparative failuro in crnpswill gne
an impetus to immigration Tanners villi
look for land whero more than one year in
four is remunerative. Low fares will help to
swell the tide, aud to scatter new comuurs
over a wide expanso of territory, Tho peo
plo of tho United States will welcome tin se
immigrants, and give them a chance to build
up homes. Wo have itill vacant land belong
ing to the government, and it is for the in'er
est id the groat railroad coiporntions who
havo acquired so many millions of acics to
dispose of lands on easy tours. Hut with a
population of more than ."0,000,000 we do
not feel that eagerness to stimulate immigra
tion fiom Kuiopo wo did at ono time. We
havo still room, but the increes of the native
population is pconlinc tho remote localities eo
rapidly that tho help of limn grants doe ,not
i cum indispensable, In California aud the
1'acilio Uoatt territories tneie is room lor
many millions of people, but they will come
in timo frrm tho thickly fettled Atlantic
Statep. Tho restriction pHced on Chinesr
lmmigratiou opens this coast to Eastern slid
European immigrant, and many of them will
locate tn our territory. Our wheat cxp rt8
this ar will oxeced any former j early ship
ments and next season, with a fair crop, the
yield will be double that of tho coming har
vest. An Aching Back
Is oftentimes a more seiious matter that it
seems. If it proceeds from disordered kid
neys, tho sufferer has real cause for alarm
and nino times out of ten it does come from
tho kidneys. Moider, if such is your plight,
on cannot uao Hunt's Itemedy too bo m.
Vour case may bceomo very serious before ou
know it. Hunt's Itemedy, the great kidney
and liver medicine, is a sure cure; the o.M.V
nitre cure, indeed, for all ailments of the kid
neys, bladder, liver, and uiiuary oacs very
dangerous diseases.
Wr logiet to announce) thu ilitcast of
John lli'iny Smith, foimer Sevictiiry of
tlu Stnto Cimngo anil lately .1 Senator
fiom I.inimmnty. Mr. Smith vvusn nun
of iiKitvahlu inannei, of ooiiMileiablo tal
ent, and hail veiy lile.winj; traits of chat
ni'ter lie was not nraetieal anil hail not
Mil i cs-sful biiMiie-M nualities, but was a
man the I'omiuunit.v will hum ami ninny
fuenils will leniemhor with plta-iiio.
Lent, Meflrew A Young aiv making; a
r-pecmil) of Oivpm farms. Anyonoile
Kiring to ilipo.-o of farms would tlo well
to aililivtes them.
I'oniDluiHluu Curril.
An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed iu his I ands by an Kast In
dia missionary the formula of a simple vegetal
bio remedy lor the speedy aud permanent
euro for Consumption, llronchitis, Catarrh,
Asthma and all Throat and Lung affections,
also a positive and radical euro for Nervous
Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after
having tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands of caBes, has felt it his duty to
make it known to his suffering fclfovrs.
Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve
sutfering. I will send free of charge to all who
desire it, this recipe, iu German, French or
English, with full dirtctious for preparmgand
using. Sent by mail by addressing with
stamp, naming this paper, W. A, NoYks, 14
l'ower'a Hlock,
Increased Travel.
The ruth this way, says the Seattle W
Intelligencer, is pretty strougly thowu in the
increaxxl travel over the Northern Pacific
road between Tacoma and Kalaun. The road
has now beeu in running operation for ten
j ears. The tint nine jean the traftio war
ranted the use of but a single coach. A year
ago that coach became-to crowded that it was
thought but to add another to the train. The
pressure continued right along, gaining all
tho time, until about the begiuuing of the
present year a third coach was added. And
now the fourth coach it put on, and the four
are to tilled that further accommodations will
toon have to bs prov ideil. On a titmla train
recently ore huudrvd and eighty-live tint
class paatengtn were carried, and a few dajt
later one hundred and uiuety on auother.
I PlttS H
Portland, Oregon.
of Yamhill Street, g
TUTTS
PILLS
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Loss of Appetite, Bowels costive, Fain In
the Head, with a dull sensation in the
back part. Fain under the Shoulder
blade, fullness after eating, with a disin
clination to exertion of body or mind,
Irritability of temper. Low spirits, with
a feeling of having neglected some duty.
Weariness, Dizziness Fluttering at the
Heart, Dots before the eyes. Yellow Skin,
Headache generally over the right eye,
Restlessness, with fitful dreams, highly
colored Urine, and
CONSTIPATION,
TUTTsriXT.Snie especially adapted to
such case. o'ii iIoru effects Mich n change
of feeling as to aKtonlsh the sufferer
They Iiirre.uo (In Appetlte.and cause the
body to lube on FIomIi. tlius the system Is
nnnrUhrd. and by tin lr Tonic Action on the
Dlffettlve Oncaiia, Refrulnr Mloola are pro
duced. Price U cents, as Murray St.. N. Y.
TUTT'S HAIR DYE.
OravIIaiuob WrusKFns changed to a G loss t
Ulack by ftslnpleuppllcatlonof ttiis Dve. Ittm-
Earts a natural color, acts Instantaneously. Sold
y Druggists, or Bent by express on receipt of ft.
OFFICE, 35 nimnAY ST., NEW WORK.
(Dr. TITTS 11NIAL f Tkloabl Inromftllom d
CmAiI BmIvU 1U0 Mkilcd HIEE appllcaUiik
RUSSELL &COS
PORTABLE SAV MILLS,
FARM " SAW M.LL ENGINES.
THRESHING MACHINES. ETC.
Irrulnri anil 1'rlir-L'aH vnt Free.
RTJSSEL & CO., Portland. Or.
llUUllhis Manager la rjm
FD
-. w J. M. HALSTED'S
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sell regulating
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INCVIIITOB.
Fro n tiO up
Seed for descrip
tive price list etc.
Tho rou gh bred
loultry and eirss,
1011 Ilroaduay,
.Oakland, Cal.
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HOPKINS' ACADEMY.
OAKLtM, l I CAL.
Rev. H. E. Jewett, PrnicipaJ.
Next term begins TueaJav, Aupmt 7, ISS3. App'I
cation (or rooms nhould Ihj inauo earl) Send foi
Catalogue, Aiulm2
PURCHASING AGENCY.
Mrs. W. M. lll.NUV, Mananer.
rpilE LVOIES OKT1IE SN" FKANCISCO PUR-
1. chajlnt; IJurejU solicit orders Vargt or small) to
purchase t-oola of eer Jcstriptlon. biKiial qualiB
cation, for selecting
Ml'SICAI. 1.NST1UUIENTS,
FUltMTL'HK. JEWKLRV, KTC ,
1)11CSSMMNG AINFANTSCIOTII1NO,
A apeiUlt) Kellble anil expeiienccU lailie. under
ultose nunafincnt the San Prumlaco IMnhInj;
lltirtau ha. proi.Hrett during tn)eara nill prompt
rrply toletttra ol Inquiry a. to aljlca, price, etc.,
upou receipt o( atauip frainples (urni.-el. Send lor
cinular Adirta. han rrnclri rurrbaalns
Hun-nil. I II fualHIrrrl. aau rrunrl-ro. lal.
t.ltrFEll- A. L llancrolt Co., O Oonuor, Uo(.
lat & Co , N, p. Cole & Co , all ol San Framiaco.
ma) Id) 1
ONE THOUSAND STOCK
HOGS WANTED.
I WILL PAY TIIK FOLLOW INO PRICES FOR
itock I og.
torUrrkatttrrsS CrmH LIt WrUhl.
Urrkanlrra or faUna thlna, (mixed) 31
el. Lite Mrlikl.
Kstrv nr ( otuwuti 5 t Ma, II. r W right.
ALSO
I oill p) hkhe.1 martet piles lor FT HOGS, cuh
on delist r
t-.StocW c&u b. delivered at any .ution on the
0 & a R. R. Address.
JOHN WEST.
JuneStt Cut Portland, Oregon.
I Nnd far Clrrular.. 1'alalocuM of llue. .tt-
Jcltnauaf Oratittttt Co, Worcttttr. Mttt.
THE VICTOR MOWER
manufactured By
MANUFACTURING
JUDSON
OAKLAND,
REASONS FOR BUYING THE VICTOR :
Its Simplicity,
venience in Using.
It la simple because of the email amount of gearing and the few parts In construction.
Doing away with the Joint at end of cutting box keeping pitman and knife always Inline.
Using the shaft as the hinge iu folding the bar.
Strong because of the size and quality of material used In It construction.
Durable because of the new appliances used to atold friction and wear In pitman connection; rerolrlnf
gun mettle boxes, etc
Pitman and knife work on a level, sating much friction, and are alnas in line even when the bar it
folded up
Light draft becaune the cuttinc bar is drawn by means of our Compound draft Attachment. Connected br
chain direct to frame near the shoe instead of being pushed ahead of axle. Also, because so much friction is
doneawaj wHh by running pitman level with knife Instead of at an angle of fortj Are degree.
Ccmenieiit because one can false the bar oer obstructions or fold It without getting off of seat or throwing
out ot gear, and It does not choke when dropped back Into the grass as it is In motion.
For simplicity of constructing which Insures strength and durability, for ease of draft and management, for
beauty of model and cheapness, the ictor is offered to the public as unrhaled.
For Circular, etc., address E T. Miles, louth side of Yamhill street, Portland,
NorthwestemMfg & Car Go. '
Successors To
SEYMOUR, SABIN & CO.,
Manufacturers of the Celebrated
MINNESOTA CHIEF THRESHER T
Horse Powers aud
ALSO DEALERS IN A COMPLETE LINE OF LATEST IMPROVED FARM MACHINERY, AMONG
which will be found the
RANDOLPH HEADER, ST. PAUL HARVESTER with
Appleby's Twine Binder.
l'eerlens lifupcr ami Mower, Morrison I'lon, Morrison (Jang Plow.
I'lonn, Wmtoni.tuUlTators, Feeal Mills, llarli Wire, Uarks A Carriages.
e corJUII) Invite all uantingr an) thin? In our line to call and tee in or send for ourOatalogue and Price U(
H. C. AKERS, Manager.
mj llf if 0 and 202 r irst street, Portlaad, Oregon.
DIPHTHERIA
Commission Merchants.
The follonliiK 1. n list or Hie Commission
rlrrcliiiiil oTIliU t'lly, wlilcli we publish for
he bfiirlll ofour reader. Tlirj are iirrlerl
ly rellnlilr, anil all) bualneas riilru.lrtllto
llirlr rare will rereUe prompt atleiillont
OEOnUG 1IGRRE.V.
J. J. HASSELL.
HERREN & HASSELL,
(SUCCESSORS TO)
UEUUEN nUOS. nnd IIKltlltA A FABBAU.
GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN
Cl KAI, WOOL, and t'LOl K B IGS, lleere
T and Hew Inn Twines, correspondence and
Conslgument aolicited. Liberal cash advances made
on consignments. P. O. Box No. Go3.
8. K. Corner !Nortb Front and B. Streets,
marltl TORTLAND, OREGON,
J. C. TO I'D. J.F. BIVEN.
TODD&BIVEN,
No. 10 .North Front Mretl, Portland.
Wholesale Grocers,
Commission Merchants,
And Dealers In
FRUITS, Wool, Grain, and all kinds of Prdce.
Agent for MlobNNhi.kcy, Dry Monopole Cham
pagne and Elsen'i Vineyard, Kreano, Cal. ldcj
SIBSON,CHUECH&CO.,
Shipping and Commission
MERCHANTS,
rtkrat Tomer of Ash and Front Streets,
rUMTlttVNll, OREGON.
aujl-tf
The Pacific
INCUBATOR!
Pattnted Jan 30, lisS.
T Msnurarlure.1 In 4
Jlsea. tnr SprrUI Hlir
Mannrarlnnd lo Order,
Tor particular, aend atamp lor
IlluatrateJ circular to
CEO B. BIYIC1,
Importer and broil, r ol
Choice Poultry,
San Francisco, Cal
Box 1771 IdijIM
CO.,
CALIFORNIA.
Strength, Durability, Ease of Draft, Con
Steam Engines.
CS.,BA?THM.BRONCHITJi.
uveiy prevent tnese errltiie dtaeaaes. and will curs ToM
cues oat of ten. Information Uut will save many ttrZ
sent free by maU. Don t delay a moment. PreveoOoaM
t i . ... -- " nui
.yuHuvi. u aiiuuinn AitntAari-- vui
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MASON CHIEF.
BY MAMBRINO PATCHEN.
HIGH BRF.D TBOTTINU
STALLION,
Foaled in 1877 i Bred by Herr &
Youinr. Ltxlnirton. Kentucky.
MAbON Clliht comes ol the beat trottinir atnek
known and fully Justifies his pedigree b his appear
ance. He wis imported from Kentucky In October
1SS2. ILL hi Aft 1 at my place, ono mile south (
Aunmille, from Jlarih 1st to April 1st. Alter April
1st will beat Aumsiille Monday's, Tuesday's and Wed.
ncsday's. At Salem Ihursday's, Frldty's and Satur
day 'a until JuU 1st.
TFHJl! tlb 'or season; (35 to Insurance
sTUjod pasturage for mares (rom a distance.
G. W. PECK, Prop.
mcMm3
IMPERIAL EGG FOOD.
vumam
vmrrmm
ITaklaiau,
MILLLER BROS. Agents
I710H OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY
.' etankn appointed general urenU for Or
iron and ahlngton for the sale ol Imperial Egg
J ood, the be.t preparation (or the poultry yard known.
Snd lor Catalogues, (res upo-i application.
-"Wrn MfLLER BROS.
GARRISON'S HEWIN'U MACHINE STORE
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All tke Leadlnai JaTuehlaes. Olla,
Needle, Attarkaaeau and Suar
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Oeoeral Aent lor toe
Household and White
SEWING MACHINES.
carta; afaeklae Keamlred aad
Warranted.
Otneral Aa.nt for the
TURKISH BUG PATTERNS.
General Acent for the
ValTennI rubl.a Co-'e Perfect
rllllas Patterns.
aVtrend for Catalogue. "W
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