Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, May 07, 1886, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextWfLLAMhT'lE FAliMEK b ' l,GAl, 'KEGON, MAY 76 MUHEIR W,?CtSirXgHa?ff IRV-AV VTT' ' '-- : itvr f,omicrdnL T,K1IYI KKPORT, momi: rnomrit huuu:i. These quotations uro for I'orlhr.d, fhe following rtprcrcnt whultMala n.tu rom producers or first hawl W1IKAT '.Valla Vsl!n, Sl.ISi Vnlloy, il.'J0al.27 por intid. KI.OUIl-$.l.7r), itAiulnr.1 HAKLKY-$I.101 'J. OAT8.-36V40o ONIONS. leper pound. MIDDLINOn-'JCj-rii shorts, 517. HKAN Slt2'(Cir HACON Hide, llriu 7 Hj ltitm IUo'J tic; Hlioilldors, 7 W;H. conntr, n.u.itn Jo to 10 lower. LAUD IJwtrn palls, llttllci, Oirj- n, I., tins, UftPjo; in half liirml", I0llo Ut(i:i':.Si:.-C.vl 15a; Uiunon, 1 lo t' lb. JKJNKY In romli, IMaVOi'S strained, in ft lll-n. HlJC'tlo. AIM'MI-i-CCftfiOcpirbox. KtJ'S.-IOtol2o. pi.:ii'ky. ciiiokcin, $:i,oo to nr.oj ttirktys, 10 to 10c, livu wdght I'tUA'IOISI.-aOJJ.lOo pur Im. nuTTi:it-:ioc UOUS. Live weight, Ho) ditto fit, IIJo) ilrcvot, Ifffiljo. rtM'.r. :iVAlu mi foot l!i:i;r.- (Ire, wiiiKlit, '.'o on root. VKAL-8tolO'i Mltil'.S. --liutulu is' liiiln, dry. Kioj .o iMtrj uurod, tlr, l(ie; ouls oil", green hi Iti, railed, 7o country ditto, 7u (l.nmliiiH, diy, 2.1o I' ll; d nhoop pelts each ICiLOOpliy I'll., 20a pcrlli. TALLOW Quiitr.lilii nt Oj. per Hi. fiAY-$7(?i8 for l.akil. OOL. - i:Mturn Orcnou, 12(illa Wil. la nolle Vnlloy, l'J17o Umpqua, 10 5$ 17c. llOI'S-Uui liritiMl?l8c. SKi:n I'miotliy, 7Jfcbj; rud clover, 1C(jj: inc. :ksm'.4I vr.ittif iMUhi:. ;il'"l. China No. tf, fijii rUnilwith tshml. 'lQ0u. TH. .U?.m. :W3I0 lllaolt, WW ttroon, 0580s. aOKPKi: CU Hick I'-'lfioi Jnv, -JO rftrUAUS - - Oulied A 7(&71c 'JuMwi 0, fitf i$(b, in liirflxi Tu in lialvi'K) Dry (MiiiiiKtd7K BYItUl'. l'ivoirtllons 70a UA1HINS. .Oilifornia,3'-,.70(a?1.!Mf2C T.. OANDLKS -10lCo. HOAI'S. (loo.l, 75cC1.70. OILS. Ordinary lirniuls of coal, .".Ooj Iiltfh rd(i, Downu' ft Co., .17ioj llollcil Liiuoed, 00 dlto Haw, 77'j iliiifui oil, Ofloj Ttirprn. tlnu, 70o 1'tiro Lanl, cl SO; Cvitor, t& 91.40. 8AI.T. Ktoclt, lay, 310 l tow Cannon tilaiul, fl"ii Comtio Liverpool, $15j 1'inn qual If. Cir.Gi'.'d! Anhtou's dairy, ditto, (.10 l.OZIMl.UfiHL TiiriiHittv May 7, I8SII. Tito npiiiiK continuw backward with Kr.ilcfiil shtmurs to favor nil vegitntion and its a general fart crop prospects mo vry nxcullont. (J. 1. Htirkhart Kmj. of Alli.iny, says ho has never neon full miwh w licit t as mill: anil full as now, though thoK'.tson in r.ithur Into. Tliu only din :uIvaut.ii;o to icuoul U Hint a oovcro f nmt canto on Suliinluy morning of litnl wcok that injmod fruit on low ground. Mv. I, Jr. VA'agiiitr, of Jiu'lvHon hill, hovoii utiles Miuth of .Siilom, Hityri a hlui-k frot camo Ihuro then but a uloud vory fortu naloly swi'pt over tho llllli jiihI at day hroal; (hut provtmtod harm. Mr. JJtirk liart inys I'oiihidorallohiirui wait tlono to fruit t'npivi.illy to poaclicN on prairio farniH in Llniicounly. Mr. A. l Milicr HUVH that on hin pliU'n, near Milwaukoo, in C'lnrkuinin counly, frost that itifjlit killed all tho chi'rrit'.s, and prunes and nearly all tho p.irs. llohad mhmi Solh l.-iillinj- mid .1. II. hamhorl, Udlt of nliom arofxtouiivn fruit grower!', who 1,'iivo tho sumo account, that eiienies and pi uuos (and peuehex of rouio) aiv killed and p'r L.idly thinned. All tho plain eiirt of 1'ortlaitd tella tho Mime .story. A man from the station oast, 011 tho (). K. & X. OoV. road, fays tliocutino, oxcopt 011 Mt. Tahor, and other high '.audi', ft nit hus nuU'ered Miveroly. Dr. Canhudl, whoo fruit farm is near Sum mil htution.four mites from Portland, on tho Wo.st Sido fays his fruit seems all rii;ht. Tho frost ccoms to have done eouider.tho injury to fruit, on all low land, in this part of tho v.illoy, but where it his not the propcet is good for a lartfo yiold. The wheat market U not very nctivo bee.iuso nearly all the Mock in Western Oregon is now bought up. 1'ortland oxporterrt and Imjorsare paying 1.2CJ percental. Tho foreign markut is 1111 pnniHl Miinowh.it. Millent finds it dif tlcult to buy whe.it ti Kiind at pietent and ilio local domind will maintain prieoH. Salem mills pay (l.V now and toiito parties who hao bought, have paid moro than that. l'i)Uioiiaaio weakorcau.sodby largo arrivals from tho 1'ast ; inoto city-cured hums, DfeUlK'; do bieon, (tu$7c, do shouldors, 5,t5o ; eouitlry-curod gouor nlly Jtolo lets; Kiutern hams lOJe; do brt'akfust bacon, lOo, uominnlly. Host Kiiktorn lurd in tin.s 7)w7Jci do local, 77)c common local in largo pack ugos, Uc. Diitd fiuitu (Uotublc with more Jinn iicsm and choice qualities iind a good markut at tiio following quotations: Sun - diied quartered apples !l(lc, sliced J(f7oc, factory Cric ; sun-dried quartered pearrf (5c, elicod 7c: factory Scj jtittcd plum?, C(gScj Oregon prunes Ce, French 8c, graded 78o; common ponchos 7c, pooled 11 12c; diiod grapes .l(fr(Jc; choice raisins f2.2. per box. Hide-", Skin. tjuote wet salted 7c (ilT.Jf, drv liffoJ7c Furs dark, beaver, iSl.!l7iji.7fi, alloy sumintr deetakins 202.)c, do winter 2iJfir25c, Eastern Oregon suminj'i tleokms lG20c, do winter 12J(fli3e, olkskins 10c per pound. Tho following wil by tho skin : Ulack bear .fl BOtjfO.bman do, r0c$5; dark fisher .f2r0fflfi, pain do fiOeftfl, silver fox !fn2f, crois do 2(?&, rod do 7oc f l.BO, lyiixijQoOc, piime dork marten J25o?75o, dark mink 10(3 10c, land otter $1.50(5.50, wolf ;57J.")Oc, wolvcrino 50M.I)0. Putladolphta Wo&l Market. I'rom n ciiculnr issued by C. Ifotislon, Jr., v Co. of Philadelphia wo .tako tho following : The courso of tho markot sinco tho year has been a disappointment to all intoroited in wool. It was generally anticipated that alter tho turn of the your there would bo 1111 improvement 111 demand, if not in prices, anil, in fact, an advance was looked for. This r xpecta Hon was based on tho previous large sales mid consumption of wool, the fact, that manufactures generally, (.speci ally worated yarn spit nrs. were making money and largely Hold nln ad on their gooiia (mil tho belief that supplies of wool, both on the sea lioaul and in tho interior At present the market h dull and weak and the future so unci tain (hat it m almost impossible to forecast, prohibit ptiros or prospects of tho now clip, as prices luiiv l lnwot when the now wool ia icady for maiket. If the maiket is dull ami weak with compara tively light stocks, it may bo asked how limes can lie anv higher when attpplios become larger. Tho value of wool will bo regulated principally by the prices which iiiauufiieiurers can all'ord t pay ami (i.mpete with foreign productions. Should ther" be tin change in tho tarilV, loducie.g or entirely removing tho duly on wool, it sivms to us that tho clip should he bought at iiboul lm-t scat's opening piice, to show n fair margin to operators. .J. S. Case AGITATOH, ttui s 1 ifl.t- r, ilire1ie f wtcr an I ti 'cm 'IjU lo g' ' ou'nf order uml i.vet ifrnlii titttcr thin i't nthirTliretlicr jr;(.n;.s and ajjki i;!:s. EndSprlnit llrcwtt.rSii xs Tlnip'fitl .S)iln Iiii,'.-I 1 tti'it ali k In - f Ciiirlj't and ell lea I "ST AVFR"A if II ICFit STl'DKBAKGR Ttilmblo, Stc.l skein, Tutiulir A1o W'ujomi and vt rlinll, 1 uhceld Ifed Star 208, 2SO, 2$2, !4 P-70T ST. FOOT OF SALMON. PORTLAND. GENERAL AGENTS FOR .1. I. CI.!'. Mulnr Th islicn 1 Ilea l-r. nix.w Mil!. ' lii:ill.i:i(': !t rtl I IH'inUl.lt Farm an-' Spring I Wjon, Uuifltt and CitrUrfr. .J. I. I'.iSr. Sulky nJ Walking l'lo, earro snu uuiiiiai i IIOOSir.lt Se)ilcr itid PtilJ. 1 11 1' 1 in: lllrd-ri. Mori, Itiapo ahd .1(111, lllilllillt. IJII'l. 1.1 1! Mid IMuro'iI l'cod il!l- iKI'.IsTOM: . I'c lliinm, Cider Mliu, Crn 1 untiri unit Ilij ! L"iJur. 1 I )lort Kel Cuticr ..t7i:i,i.r. ni tlltMN lfi 111 It ill M; ltyW l!u.-u-i on I Ciirrliycs. ltUrr.lXil LAIt Churn, IlJttrr Worker, FAItM. MII.I, and Dilry Jlaililn cry, Solilcio. Uli.dcr Tlno licit Ing, Oils, an 1 MaUili.o Sunpllet ol all kinds.. Binder Twine ;MT licit In thq Markrt DriiRH at P.irt'a. 100 Stato treet. flarl: t,.;ic ilevlsvr I.on'iion. May !!. Tho Mark Jjiiiid i:.jnes, in its weekly review of tho Itriti-h grain trade, says : During thopa-l two weekt. the weather has been biilliaut Wheat showed a generally good appearance ami tiado is Htiudier. lied wheats am lidQls dearer. Kales of Enclixh wheat dining tho week were .ril.0.."i quarteia nt Ills Id, against fH.O.'lo ipiartors at I17s Id, dur ing the eoricsponding period of last your. Flour is slow of sale, but steady. Tho foreign wheat trado is devoid of featuio, supplies aio restricted, sellers are Unit and buvcrs are apathetic. For eign (lour with tho eeeptiou of Ameri can is steady Six caroea of wheat ar ricd, four were sold, and two with drawn. Salea comprise one cargo of Oregon at !1IN, another at ills !)l ; one cargo of No. 1 California at Ills 0; mid a cargo of Walla Y alia at IVA !d. Tho market was linn. F.ncJidi wheats uro Is dearer. Flour (id Wis highci. i 1 rar 1 I t to Porbi .lo, fw hi . ' v I Fti.-lnei. Mini i trlu I 1 o v .rl.l UWUIWWIIM' tM!MtJtMmali,KJ WiodaiilStcoluliccl. Uanl mil Solt-Dump "ulk) Ilaj lltkvt v-Haiil llliidir U.-leu! U..I11 Mi llirkit. Onat:iui simi'ujj 11 ltd ravh'. Men i onipan. TUB ONLY K(..TE TO THE EAST Trui' !.. cm mi? ullh Atlantic Kxii'M li-ar Ali trin .lu- . ortlnt, dall), at 3 Oil I'. M. I'll I' 11 ' vi- .rrti4 rt I'oaixiul, di'l) al 10 ti 1' M I'iiIIiiiiiii k,iim ,trrtni t'ir u!i tost latil, roulii'll llllll'n i I III I'll VI I ' cnilllKCtl'lll mid" lf th v rili.p vrt' a' I I'lilon I'acflc lralii a' "' r Mt,r i tmmlnl SAX mAN'CISCO TAitlZ. l)r...'M i,rlnn.l soil hhll IVm ' t.ruln Aln.oitl. uharf at inljnliiil, n tali. rn'i roniLAMi. Ml nlif nut , 1utili Oulii'iihli. mi m,, . n Orf n lr 'v i ... I t. W -,t . Ui ' Ciliini' N, 1 I'liy M . 4 inosHAt riuici-H . 10 XI inula .'I lull , Mat ' 'rrj-m, Siii'r.ltjr s lii I1milj, II '.li- Mi Ti, l, IS r..-m Nniiilij.. Or bmi .linn I j... . S'Hi.tH Krnl ... S tit i'i'ir"i. I't i ot'iiiiiiW W" "'y '""' And ui ii 'I' i 'I ) li'r ( le ll' Inr'iiT n ll'C pOYAl W ifRoyAt.iiS'.i 7 Tlirxiiitl' I'd '."i- i inapolntli tli Lrltod Sttl.-, f nud. Jh' Kutoi'i'. nivm division. IIjiI u i . r 1 lir it-u I' .-id' u 1 .. o P' atTA M..l'lh,r 'iili). Tlin ii 'I ' .mni "S.U. Hi l liiv- iKlit t 1 A. M 'n tltrrive di) i ft r Ml'irliau' -uK,nl WH'utnutto RlTOr. a. it l Wild I'orlU ul A A. II. .Mi'dii ilO'd-x Wiiliiridayi and l.urla. It C'irii I 'ill M point i llctun.liu lu.iu Con il'.U )i ulna, TiiiJ-i Tliurta)aiil rildaj i, lloili lnn Purlt-rd nt 7 A. M. Mmilata W.di.n lata, and f rid it (or luj ion and v i Im . ntuin In Til j. Tliur' utasnd SaturU. (.rnrriil ltlrr I nr I runt Mini II l A I.. MXWKMb HiKot Atftil J.SO, J IIVItNK. dm. !. n Mlckut A;t kmpp, ByeeELL & mMmi OFFlHt FOR THE 2M OF 18S6 ! h The Following Comploto Assortment of STRITKL3R BROS., IluiUl lit S I CWE AND TINWARE ! INn'ciul pains fiikt'tt with .tt p.iii.s .." all liitiil . irtarnur '!' oli.r ulin lut id"aliluccni 1 r-t i nri.l .t le l 1 1 e doiw a - I'd.f1 (VII it hi ml t ii t "in. Sir in I "Mil. i r Id itri'l Silt in r l'" hl'R I . IKLKK PKOS. Wu llW Cut. O IIIS'C.IIAJI. l.1lKV A KI';ilA.l!. ATTORNEYS AT - LAW, Ofliaiild'. II l I 'I i, M'clll, Orr.-Oll 1lSI.NrS IN IK fi'llTS .SOLlClfSO 1 mil d Nui iC m'SMid POWDER Absolutely Pure. A nunol of tmtlti Mora ivvionilfal ttun Tin ijidiT niter lailci. itrcinrtli and nhilacmiui tlisonlintr kind! anlcaunot !! In cooitUlrn .it'll tlioimiltit it. ol low tell, iliott Kcijiht, alum or i!io.;hto i !,; Sold onlt n van HOVAl llAhl.Ml I'AwuKIt CO , I0t Wall St X Y dfCl) Holstein Fresian Bull. WfR WISH TO 8KIX OUK Il.NE IIOLTKIN 1'rnUn Hull, "t'atl Sv'mu," U- IWJ. (i tear old), ii li mother th;rouililinl bull of th am bit-i, yt'c ftiCU, Alio, jrad on , luifer and liullt fort!. Addrtu, K C andCU. UEI'.lt. l(Urlu tllieiton, Or, O- P. TOMPKINS, Commission & Purchasing AGENT. i H.SOllTKtY NO lllUUKlt OK t'OMUlf H1B WILL BK lUiLUkEB lUKIIUL. lU OHUI.KS.. ,MI kind of nunhaadU bjiutal .H ipuuu noutaa tar Vf oiur. urrics: ltf Mnt landf Onsrw. ualc BU)Port. deltl J. B. Congl a iU'iiilututif, Wii ! .!' andSllntati lit) I r tiai' kinU of Harness. Saild.es. Whips. lU'hllcs, .unites A' Tnii'ks. Vu, lus uii'l llli I i mil sirrrt, I'urllnml. JA Ooiion. Aiilti ii atitl.v en liandUrfu biartmciit of I.ca'lut am xudlcrr llardnare Xtf-iitutlon thliutr in)Slt I ' 1 pfnftIPLElENTSandACHINES. - ' .--'J ". --,- Ti l. TT-"T' "l r '. - "t j j-.-. i i 1 in ii',. i' -7"'iniM "i ii'iliiiMil BttfTalo Pitta Chnllcnpo Throsbor, Tho only completo tluesher which ex cells all others, Tito BuiTulo Pitts Farm Engine, Traction and Plain , both wood rind straw btirnors. Tho McCormlclc IlnrvestcrnurlTwIno Binder. Tho Dooring Harvester aud Ttvlno Bhidi r, Harvester Truekh and bundle ca'riors. MoCormlck Docrlntf and Crown Mowor, Tigor.IInlllnKNwortb Tltror and Roy al and Reindeer Solf Dump Sullcy Italcca, IIolUnRswortli, Thomns, Croscont und Rtd Bird, I rand ilunip sulky nikes. nodges "No. 2" Hondcr, 10, 1'J.antl 1 1 fect.with our own special improvements. V perfect machine. Hodfrcn "Oropou" Xlondcr, Light, strong nud durable. Tho Bain Wngon, With oitlier Iron or Steel skeins, ack nowledged to bo tho host wagon on earth. Spring Wagons, BurrIcs, Ditck-boarils, nud Itottl Cait. Iowa Stool Bnrbod Wlro, l'rtintcd iind galvanized, !H or 7 inch. Portable and Stationary Engines, From (I to I." borso power. Mansflold Portablo Saw Mills, Rubber nnd Loatltor Belting, Planers, dhlnglo Mills, etc., otc. To4tlier will! a Uomploto assortineut of Agricultural Iniple meiits of vvcry variety known to tiio trado. Ht" Wo aie the Pioneers in this liuo of business and our prices are the lowest when qualit) is considered. Wo invito inspection of our gnud before making purchases. Concspondeneo solicited. Cufnliiitur, iii'lrr IM Mini . rriirrra imiuplilrls Srnl t mo iid.lrr., i.n iiiiullrjfluu. BRANCH HOUSES A- If i IfnWa, CoImx ,i .. r . W 7; KNAPP, BURRELL & 00 "'IPANY, front, S'ir.t and Ash St ivi'i-, H'orlinud, Otujgon. SEDGWICKi STEEL WIRE FENCE iiraa8igi fcinafmrnwirrm r-S "" It IithebMt cfnfral pur)nlre fenro In ui. Iiaairuuii url-irnrk nlthout burba. lKin-t lu)uro iikI. It Mill turu i1ik, li;a. atirrp nud tHHiltn, a. 'll as liorxi and rattle. Tb txt leneolor Iarmt,tlardn. HtooW Itanc ami ltall. rualt. Wry inat. pretty at) lea for ljun, farks, Sclioiil Iota and lViuelrri Ciivfrtsl ilh rust. vmot tutnl, or mad nt Kalvanltnt wliv. a pre- ferrot. It ivlll lait a llfivtliiir. Ilia brtn-r than bonril n r Imrbril lrr In Ptvry iiist 'lua brdaitlrk tlnlra madaoturouflitdron 'laii4 I trt utre, dfy all coHiiH-tltton In Iliibino-J, urat. ' iw, irncili and iturablllty. W inaki. Hi Imt, rhnatvitandealfil wiirLtncull-lrun uutomatlo or acll-oprnlua aulr. and IUh aentral rki-ap Iron Ifncra now uinile. Tli brat ire Mrrtrlirra.Culllna l'lleraand Tuat Auarra. 1'or iirtrra ami eariUmlara ail: ltarxlnara Dralera. or aJdrvaa, niriitlonlng eair, SEDQWICK Qnos.. Richmond, InoV IRON J OI-IN G-. WH! QHT tf.W. ,-.'-,. CoinmiwUif fit., anlciii, On: GENERAL AGENT FOR THE GEO. STAIMTT'8 WALLA WALLA Garden Seeds. For Western Oregon and Western Washington Territory. THEY ARH GROWN IN THE NORTH. BEST ADAPTED TO THE CLIMATE. l'hey tiro guarnnti-e t bo Fresh and Truo to immo and grown from tin Oli.eeest selection of Vegetables. Tlnv tan ho found for Sale in all tho Prlucliuil Towns in Orison and AVtixlthiijtoii Territory. l-if Ak your Mm bants . r them and if they hao not gotten them send J your 1'iJers to v ,, n rtPMN P- WRIGHT, 1. (). Hnx 127, Oener.d Agent, Salem, Oregon. XT. CataloBUQ Sent Trco to all upon Application. 8nJ for rrlcm and lUmtratnl Catalocuaof CINCINNATI (0.) C0RRU6ATINQ CO. ko wfMm m &MR TH STOCK! All the Lai est Styles. Ladies and Gents Boots&Shoes VreW NOVELTIES IN ttUBDKn GOODS! Cheap XX thn trer btfora edertd lu balcnt, at KRAUSSE & KLEIN'S JU OomxncrclU SUct, SUtoi, Otto.i,