Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, November 05, 1886, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextsviL.LiAMi.TiL FAi-tAIER. SAL KM, OJREGON, NOVEMBER 5 1886. I 8 ! I jommcrriaL MtJtKT HE PORT. Thcsa prims am for Portland and represent wliolciila rto from producer or first hands. WHKATi - Valloy, 8l.22J'&8t.25 per cental. WalU Walla, $1.10 FLOUIJ: Standard, $.1,7') l?r bid. HAULKVi- Sl.1031.ii! per cental. OATSt- lll3o per bimli'il, MILL YY.V.U : Middling, $22(a,?25 ior ton. linn, 812$1.1 Kir tun, PROVISIONS t Hams, 10llo por pound. Shoulders, 78a per pound, Sidoi, firm at 78o por pound. Unl, Kiatern palls, I0llo per pound. Oregon, in tint, U8Jo par pound. In half barrels, lO'gllo por pound. CIlHKHKi California, IGa por pound. Oregon, l to por pound. HONKVi- In comb, 18920a por pouml. Strained, in G gtlloni, 10Jllo pot lb, GRKKN I'RUITj Applis, GOgtlOa por bushel, POULTRY".- Cliloltcns, $2.G03 per dozen. Turkeys, livo weight, IOI2o per lb. Ducks, $5g0 pur do.oti. VHanrAiiLmt- I'ntatoes, old, G000d por bushel. Potatoes, now, 11 Jo per pound, Onions, lo per pound, FRK3II MKATSi Prk. Ilvu wolKht, Jloj fat, .Ijo per lb, i'ork, (treated, l 1 lo per pound. Reef, on foot, na.'lio per pound. Mutton, 2Jo per pound gross weight. Voal, 8llopor ik'iiu1. Tallow, quote On per pound, RUri'HRi C'oiiiinon, 10lfo por pound. Choice rolls, 2'.'i i'J71o per pound, IttHIHi- Freah laid 1 1 IB cents per dozon. WOOLi- Ktstorn Orrnoii, 1023o por pound. Valloy, 202lo per pound. UniHin, raii(;u a trillo higher. IIAYi- lUlml 810812 per ton. GRASS si:i:i).- Timothy, 71'tSu per pound. R"d olnver, lOulOo per pound. 2U.i2lo per pound. RIUKi China No, 2. tn.'o per pound, Smiiwloli Island, 6i0o pr pound. TKA8 1 lapan, ,'MlnJOo por (wand. Hlack, MUTlio per pound. Green, (l.ViT.To per pjund, COITKK i- Csta Rica, 12ulSo por pound, I iva, '-'On'J'-'o per pound. SIMIARSi- I), in bbls, tjo pur pound, 0, in bblr, 3) prr pound, Kitra 0, in libit, fija per potuid. Cruahod, oto , in bbls, Ofo per pound. In lialf.bbls Jo more. SYRUPi- 1'ivo irtllon keua, 70o por gallon. OlLSi- Onllmry grades o nl nil, 25 S'JUJo per gil. ltnilrd Linseed oil. SOo per gallon. Raw liiiaeud oil, 77o por gallon. Turpentine, 70o per gallon. l'uro lard nil 1.;I0 per gallon. SALT: Stock, Iwy, 81(1 pir ton. Gtriuen, liraim, 818 por ton, CiWko Liverpool, 820 per tun no nuility, SIHt?-'"' per ton. Chickons nro in better demand, owing to the near uptoiicli of tho holiday. Quoto $2.i"0 to W.50 per dozen with good niiirkrt. Woof. T'o Hii'itern demand is mod crate. In bi ' i nfz clip of California thuic huvi' l)on cn'i' upon u bai of from 20o to 2iio p M pound. COMMEKCIAL. Poktunh, Nov. I, 188(1. The wheat markot abroad in dull. Tho miiio old heavy filling ln-ovails, whereas i week ago sternly ml v!och guvo conlldonco to tho operators. Transac tions oaily this week were on a basis of SI.25 for valloy and $..irioi$MG for Walla Walla. On Wednesday a reac tion net in in the distant inarketH, which has been followoil hy a depressed feel ing. San Kraneiseo, whieh was advane- i Hleadily, is now very dull. Rolh Chieago and New York aio olT. Very littlo luiiiiuvsH U doing in tho homo market, and lid do not raugo above $l.i!2J for valloy and l.I.ri for Walla Walla. Tho Ualtitnoro Journal of Coin ineieo, under the title of tho "World's Urauary," MtinmnrUes inueh that is of iuturvet nwpiH'tliiB the grain trade of tho country in years past : "riuiuining uj tho oHrts for tho eleven years ended Juno 'M, 18S(I, it apjiearsthat tho total valuo of the whoat exported was over $700.1)00.000 greater than the valuo of the Hour cxpoito, whereas for the piwedlnj; llfty-llvo years tho Hour ex ports exceeded in valuo tho wheat ox jKrts of tho same period by nearly $10, tXX000. Kor tho sixty-six years under roiow tho oxK)it of wheat reached n total of l,.rilS,,.ilA,.VJl.l bushel?, valtunl at f 111,1)15,100, mid o( Hour, tS0,l(ilJ,ti(l-2 barrels, valtuil ut 1,1:17,58'.), 1113. l'otatoes are dull, both in San Fran cisco and Toitlaud, the crop, however, is light and better pricon must rule before spring. Onions are quoted at ?1( 1.10 por bushel, nnd steady at that price. Eggs nro not plentiful, and prices rulo as high ai ItOo er doion. Tho hop mnrkut is dull and no miIm repoited. Tiio old priced fctill rule. The o.i', mat kot is very firm at lll.'lc Tho San Frnnciwo inarb't is also firm, and holders are not disposed to mnko concession1?. Ittittur is in good demand for strictly choice rolls at 2o.'J0c per pound ; packed ir18c per pound, with fov 8ulc.. Mark Lane Kevlow. London', Nov. 1. Tho Mark Lano Express, in its weekly roviow of tho British grain trade says : Dolivcrio9 of nntivo whoat havo boon small ot Oilcls abovo tho previous week. Sales of Knglish wheat woro 18,010 quarters, at .SIM dd, against 0(i,IJf30 (piar tors, ntllls Id during tho corresponding period Inst year. Country Hour is firm nnd Gd dearer. A fair trade is doing in hurley, at an nilvnnco for tho finost at 2s, and for seconds of Is. Foreign whcntH aro firmly held, nnd values aro unchaugod. Corn has risen 3dGd. Linaeod has gained Is. Three cargoes of wheat nrrived. One cargo was with drawn and two romnincd. At to-day's market wheat was firm, though thoro wni less demand. There was a short supply of corn, and sales wcro frocly mndo nt Gd advance. Durloy was steady. OatH, beans and poas woro unchanged. Honmoutu Corresuondonco MoN'Momi, Or., Nov. 1, 1880, 1-Mitor Willamotto Farmer: This little villinge of throo hundred or more inhabitaiits, is situated near tho footdiilla of tho coast range, in Polk county, and is connected with other points by tho narrow gnugo railroad and stage linos, Its early founder, Mr. J. E. Murphy, now sloops in tho silent city, hut tho improM ot his forethought still lives. Tho character of this place is such that it allows no Baloons. There arc no vilo dens to lure the young from tho paths ot virtue, for whoro whisky is not theso things cannot livo. Tho building in which tho Normal school is conducted was formerly used by tho Christian collogo, onco a Hour- ishim; institution, but tho college went down and tho Stato Normal school was located hero and occupies tho collogo building, and now stands as one of Or egon's leading institutions of loarning. It is to bo hoped that our legislaturo nt its coming session may hco fit to divide some of tho treasure with tho Normal. Our school opened with flattering suc cess for tho ensuing year, and at present writing thoro are about 210 ntudouts enrolled, 20 of wnom aro from Marion county. Wo also notice sovoral from Idaho territory. Tho young uiou havo organized an athletic society, and from nil accounts they are doing woll. Tho three literary societies nro doing good work ami their future bids fair to bo a success. Miss Anna fltoen, of Joirerson, who wiih called homo to a Hick mother's bed side, wo aro grieved to learn, has boon bereft of that mother, llcr many t-chool-mates extend their sympathy in this her hour of grief. Our furniture dealer, Frank Dance, formerly of Turner, bold out at auction and will start in a few wooks for Kastorn Oregon, whoro ho will visit relatives and friends. Mr. Carlisle, of l'orthuul, secretary of the Stato Doard of Immigration, deliv ered a very able nddress on "Souloulturo and Kducation" Thursday evening Inst, in the chipi'l for the benefit of tho ehool, and on Friday evening Kldor Webb, of S.dom, lectured on Temper ance in behalf of tho W. C. T. l Al though wo all appreciated Mr. Webb's lecture very much, yet wo woro sorry bis daughter could not bo present with her coloet readings. 0. A. 11. Merchant's Rend This To those subject to tho vexations of business life, dyspepsia and a feeling of debility, fiet fulness and despondency, vn say, take Simmons Liver Regulator. This remedy is uucqunlcd in tho euro of mlcs. constipation, nml breath, sick hend- aeho and and billions complaints. Tho Hegulator is free from any injurious mineral siibstnnce; notdUagreoablo; enn be taken at any time without interfcrinc with business or pleasure. It is gentle, safe, and a good digestor. llurklen's .Irulrn fealtr. Tho Rest Salvo in the world for Cuts, Rruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, lever Sores, Tetter, CnapinM (IU , Chilblains Corus, and I Skin hruptioJU, ami positively cures riles, r uo pay required. Itlsguaran. teed to give perleot satistaotion, or money re funded, l'nco 25 ceuts per to, For sale by lore A sou. All leading patent modicines at Port Drug Co., 100 Stato.etreet. A Beautiful Flcturo The holiday number of tho West Slioro, in addition to contniniucr Humor ous lino colored engravings, will be ac cuiipanied by a miignilbent picturo of Mt. Ifood, printed in eight colors. It is something overyono who has Been tho noble "Monarch of the Cnscndos" will desire to po'sesi, nnd it enn only bo had hy Htib'criliing for tho magazine, as tho supplement will be sent to yearly sub scribers only Tho publisher announces mill tins picture unit tlio October, No vember and December numbers of this year will be sent free to nil who sub scribe now for 1837. Tho West Shore is now in its thirteenth succosful yoar of publication, ranks with tho first-class magazines of tho Union, nnd is tho only oiioon tho Pacific const publishing original illustrations. Tho subscription prieo is 2.00 per year. L. Samuel, publisher, Portland, Oregon. Ilnn'l i:perlincnl. Ynu cannot afTjrd to wast time In f xperb mentins when vour luucs aro in danscr. Consumption alwaxs seems, at first, only a cold. Do not permit any dealer to imposo ou you with somorhoap imitation of Dr. King's Now Discovery for Consumption Coujfhs nnd Colds, but be sure you get tho bcduIdo, Ho cause ho can make moro profit he may tell you ho has something just as Rood, or just tho same. D m't bo deceived, but Insist upon gotting Dr. King's New Discnvcry, which is guaranteed to rivo rolief in all Throat, Lung and chest fT:ctious. Trial bottlci froo at Port li Son's drug atoro, Salom. 0 Bait Fork Diet. "Tho days of salt pork as tho princi pal meat for farmers fortunately nro past, and with them impaired digestion that under tho old diot was tho sourco ot innumerable ills. Wo clip tho abovo from nn exchange, and whilo wo also rcjoico that salt pork is not now nn ex clusive moat diet of farmers, wo cannot Bay that wo beliovo that "impaired di gestion" is any less frcquont among far mers and fanners' wivos than in tho days gono by. Neither do wo beliovo that what there was should bo ascribod to salt pork. "Sab. pork on farmers' ta bios" is n chronic thomo for somo writ ters and thoy dopict it as most unwholo some, unsavory meat that can bo pro duced, and seem to think that farmers can and should go to tho butcher's cart for their daily supply of moat. Tho truth is, most farmers' wives, whou they cook Bait pork, know how to prepare it so it is reliehcd by tho mom- hers of tho family, and no ill effects aro over noon from its frequent uso. A pop ular farm writer recently said that tho "daily call of tho moat-cart was a thief at tho farmers' door." Nino-tenths of tho farmers cannot afford to ro'y upon tho supply of fresh meat during tho en tiio year. Neither is it necessary. Dy tho exercise of a littlo forethought and somo care tho farmer's table can bo sup plied with a variety of meat and fish from his own larder, and with a good bill of health attached. Rural Ver-montor. GIVEN AWAY ABSOLUTELY FREE. X s VTV afcsivJsBsaW.v,s We will send the FARMER to one old subscriber and one new subscriber, one year each, for $3.00 and give to the getter up of the club either a splendid Knife or a pair of T. B. Terry Shears. We warrant these Goods. Chas. H. Dodd & Co. FRONT, FIRST AHD VINE STS-, PORTLAND, ORECON, -iuroRTiiu or- Hardware, Iron and Steel FARM MACHINERY. Solo Agents for Orezon and Washington for ,', fii 4sLs1j" yiti .Ik tA iFTitwi j4. DEERE'S PLOWS. dlhn rinnnn Horn Tlftll Dlnnr Siot oa Uousts Kcaaow. TliyaraoalmlanJcomeioiieartoalaoluts luuutiuiu.nun-ubaiiiuir i enotiKh In their tjIm rfvctlon Oat thoto who liaio uiwl them or kwii them work cannot jr Power Lift John Deorc Sulky Plow, s;,vrl1oi5rvrth,rll,itaVr & Ill CHIO Ol 1111 IVTTIU ic.k, a f.ainidK ,uw u,,mik w fcMi'ii- iii.kv. i.- m-. "'uu,i wnt.i uiw, , ...v fvviv o aro auu Dcnia lur All our Suiwrlor Irl!l, alo Ilrciulaut Scilcra, liavsOraM Siiil AtUchinenta, 'orvo IVoL Sole Airents for Tlw Uunocessary Mliory. l'robably as much misery comes from constipation as from any dorangoment of the functions of the ixxly, ami it is dilllcult to euro, for tho reason that no ono likes to take tho medicine usually prescribed. llAMiirito Fins wcro pre pared to obviate this difliculty, nnd thoy will bo found pleasant to the tasto of women and children. 25 cents. At nil druggists. J. J. Mnok A Co., proprie tors, S. F. Deuutlrul Ever-Blooailns Roses All lovers of choice (lowers should sond to the Diugeo & Conard Co., West Grow, ra., for somo ot their lovoly roses. Theso Doses nro certain to bloom, and are the finest in tho world. Thoy are sent safely by mail, jost paid, to all iiost-omccs in tlio united states. This company is porfoctly reliablo, and noted for liberal denling. They give nwny in Dromiums and Extras moro rosos than most establishments grow. Send for thoir Now Guide, a comploto trentiso on tho llose, (78 pages, olo- gantly illustrated free. See advertise ment in this paper. m POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tl. M.,1, n...r .IflM. A OlMTtl ot PUrit). UtnstaanJ hoUaounv. Mort,nonilca thn th orUintry UnJi. n conot U oia la competition wi.K th ...iiitit.i.iA of law imL Ahort weight, alum or nhojnhit luwdir. SoU only In cut. UOYAL UAKlNa I6WUGK CO., KM W 11 St., S V. Joel Sulky plow cut SO cubic liiclxa wllh only an Mtiul dralt ol 2 ounila. SDDerlor M Drills anil Sonorior Broadcast Mm, anJ uo complete with mik-joke, Joublttict. etc, aikl an nltlre Ki Corli's Disc Harrow and Seefler. t,rUi;na-Vl:vv.T,;?rf?iVi,rIr.wswr- iJkwrenre&Clispln'sSprlnir-Tooth Ihrrowa, Dcero llirrui, Challciigo FceJ uQUlllul 1 drill "dHUllui Mill, iMilttc I'annlnif Mills. Ilal.li lla.UM Wire. etc. Hall's Safes, xCariforiila Powder.: tiT Scint for Special irciilurx mill Trlco 1,1st. AND SCALES REE Offer Extraordinary . THE BRONZE FARM BELL. Y"o havo mndo a contract with an cxtensivo manufactory in tho East whoreby we enn otter Farm Holla nt a nominal cost THESE BELLS havo n Doon. Itleh Tone, aro 10$ inches in diameter, weighs, complcto with honging-, 05 p-mnds. Price, . . . 10.00 TCiarni cinnge pun 10 any ouu in me iiiMiie vauey. THE FAR3I SCALES.. Thceo scales will weigh from J ounco to 210 pounds. Thoy havo a brnss b?nm heavy tin scoop in which to weigh small articles, also a platform, 10x181 inches upon which to woigh largor porcols. This is undoubtedly tho most useful article to Ik knpt on a farm. Trice 10.00. ijTStnt mrUge (uIJ to any olnt In the Willamette Talle). Correspondence Solicited from parties at a distance. How To Get Eilher One of these Prizes Free ! OITt'.lt NO. I. -To amons acujlni; Ul u club ol EIOIIT entirely SEW SURSCRIDEKS at S-2 each. u. w 111 eeihl either one cl tlieM article that the club niter may chooe. Oltt:U Ml. , To anyone aenJIiij ut a club ol FIFTEEN tu rlbers at II SO each, we will teid eltlie the tlellorbcalet Juttaa the club ralxr dlctatea. g.W Act at onco as this offor will remain in forco only until January 1, 18SC. Send for Order Blank nnd other information to, Wx. J. OLAltKE, Scc'y W. F. Pub'l.Co'y, Salem, Marion County, Oregon. t:tflrgifcLisBSsMsaWjMltJsasavTyj' FURNITURE! I. F. POWERS, Miuultcturer an J Importer, US anJ 100 First at , I'crthnJ. FURNITURE of ALL KINDS! XEW STYLES OF I'nrlor ami ItciMCuum Suits, anil Ollice Furniture. S-T Carpeti, DwJJlne and Taper llaneln;t noiltl PsaaBaBaBaKV H0LSTE1N-FRIESIAN CATTLE. TllK CHOICEST IIEUI) AVJEJiT OF XEW 1'OUIC. VOl'Xd STOCK cootuntlroo band and (or aale atreaaonabla prlcea. AAGUli:, MTHUUUIXI), and UEUCEUES atraloa larjelr repraaented la herd. At head ot herd the choice butter-bred bull NETHERLAND CARL (3a79) Yarmn(ty-aTeBlleaweat ot ICroacWla- on Southern MlnneotaDlTltlon OfCM.AM. 1 It It. JEBEALLIN, ItUaure. 1'tlliaorc Co., Mian. rl