Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, January 21, 1887, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextHBtMM Kf LlU If&LUUEX JUWuwmim&xiuMuvrm zKW,mv t ju .oimk , , WlLiilMKTTJS FiUlMEK.: SALEM, OREGON, JANUARY 21, 1887 8 fr ft iu am 1 u w'wxi 4 01UIIIC rcfal JlAMiaCT REPORT. Thcsu prices nru for Portland and rcpruiont liolcaalo Mto from proJuuen or lltat hawli. WHKATi- Vullc-y, Sl.:i7Sl.a!) per cohtal. Wall Walla, SI.SO FLOUHi Stanitnril, $.1.75 per bill. HAltLKYt $1.10$1.12 pcrcctiUl. OATSt l3l"o pur biuliol, MILL FKKI) t Midillliiif', S22&?25 por ton. Urn, S12S81H per ton. PROVISIONS i- Ham, 10lla por pound. Shoulder, 0g7o per pound, Sides, firm at 7&8c per pound. Lrd, Kaitorn pnil, 10llo por twutid. Oregon, in llm, HWiujo por pwinti. In li.ilf barrel", 10 (Alio per pound. OIIKKSK: Calilornla, 15a per p&und. Oregon, Ho por pouiul. 1IONKY i- In comb, 18,8200 por pound. Strained, In 5 gtllooi, lOJQUe pel lb. OllKKN FIlUITt Applcii, C0g00o per bushel. rOULTKY: Chlokeni, J'iflJ.I.CO por dor.on. Ttirkcya, llv weight, 1012o per lb. Duoki, $5'&?fl por dozen. VKOHrAIlLKSt l'otatoci, old, f070o por hiuhcl. Onlom, lo per pound, I'KKSil MKATSs Pork, llvo weight, 3cs fat. IJJj per lb. 1'orlc, (treated, -IKtl" , puund. Hoof, on foot, .'laai. , or pound. Mutton, 2Jo per ir.-ml groin weight. Veal, 8llojiflr io'iiid, Tallow, quote Oo per pound, HUTTKRi Coiniiion, 0l?3o per pound. Choice rolls, HOg.TJJo per pound. KGHS: Frtuli laid UO&'JO ccnta per dorcn. WOOLi- Haiitorn Oregon, 102.1o por pound. Valloy, 20(.210 por pound. Umpqu, raugo a trillo higher. HAY: Haled SI0ii$l2 p.T tnn. GRASS HKKDt- Tiinothy, 71',8j Pr pound, Ked oluver, ICulUo per pound. UOl'H:- Qunto 10n2jc pur poun.l. IllCKi CIiIiia No. 2, Ih.'mi per pound. Hjiiuwich UUnil, BnOa p'ir pound. TKAH i Japan, HOnlOupcr pound. Hlack, -I0i7fta pur pound. (Irccn, 05ii7Bo prr pound. COKFKK :- (Jotta Ilios, ISnlfiopnr pounl. .Iv.i, 20n22o pr pound, HUfiAHS:- I), in hblt, -tjo per poiuul. 0, in Mil. Sl'o por pound. Ktra 0, in nbli, r.Ju ptr pcuml. Cruihod, uia , in Mils, Oo per pound. In halMibW hi inoru, BYHUI'j 1'ivu gallon krgs 70o por gallon. OlLSi- Onliiwy grades o nl oil, 8S (02(JJo per gl. ltoiled Limeod oil. fiOo per gallon, Uiv linaeud nil, 77o por gallon. Turpentine, 70o tor gallon, Puro lard ml 91.I0 por gallon. HALTi Stook, bay, $1(1 per ton. Carmen, brand, $18 per ton. Coano Liverpool, $20 per ton no iiuality, $IK$$?A per toi. COMUKKCIAL. I'oiiri.ASD, Jnu. t!0, 1887. Our rainy wontlier continues with 11 imwprot Hint it will limi nwliilo longor. Thoro lmn boon a very heavy rainfall Hincu Monday. Some of tliis rain hna virtitwl California, inuoh to tlio mitUfuo lion of wheat growum ami dealers, who worn holding hack wliijmients for fear of a dry year and light cropa. California lms not mifl'eretl from mvero drouth for yeara hack and in likely to have rain fall enough to bring forward tlio wheat so as lo yield fairly. The im prom-inn pro dueed by recent ohoncrii and nionpecl of heavy rain in tho near futuro)lum been to causa n decline of He per cout.il in Kan Franoiseo, which is felt also iu Port land. Foreign advice continue linn, with no change. Valley wheat is quot el if 1.10 hut n trillo more Iuih heon paid. OalH have declined a littlo because the California rains givo conlhlenco tit croid theic. (lood tihippiug hrinjj 47 tQ t8c, and really choice coinmnudH a nuiall ad vaneo on those llgnron. The whv.it market ahowa no change from last week, although it se'cnis that at Chicago on Wcdncddiiy lasl, they hiul.a littlo Hurry in tho wheat marts, occasioned by tho news that the California crop was bound (o ho short, aa they hud no rain, Hut by dispatches tohand on Thuruday it would ecm that rain had fallen and was still falling iu San Francisco, and tho uorth cm country vrns having nil tho rain noeded. Wo have lxou watching and expecting this so nro not surprised. Poultry boro a iigh prico last wook, but by heavy. anivaU tho market has regained its "even tenor ;" sf2.50 to $:i.G0 U tho rango. Kggs aro dull at 20cts per dozen, and arc bound to bo abundant from this titno on, Hops aro nominal, nt 1920c per pound, and the eastern demand con tinues light, tmd no improvement in prices. Locally, the market is about as quoted lust week, with a trillo weaker feeling. If IftfH prices unchanged. We quot asfnlLwH: Dry hides WfflUle, light Baited GJm 7, dry kip md calf ll18c, salt kip (JwSc, salt calf 8(?10c, salt veal 8c, valley deerskins 2025c for winter and Mimmer, t-hecpskins 7o1.25 for short and long wool, elk hides 15c beav er .U&O02 25, boarskins $l50to?0. Tallow H3Jc for common with more moving. Dried fruit, firm. Wo quoto solliug prices, from dealers j sun-dried, qiiartor ed npplcii, 07c, sliced 78c, now fac tory 910c, bleached ll12jc; new prunos 1012c, French 8c, graded 8 10c; pitted plums 010c; common poaches 10lljc ; peeled 12J13c. Quoto proviaions selling values : City now pack hams 10Allc,bacon,89c fihouldors 07c, eastern hams ll'c, ba con 8c, breakfast bacon lie, eastern tiuuod lard 88Jc, and now local iu 5 and 10 pound pails 88c. LET THE tTATE DO IT. Wo heartily ondorso tho proposition that tho Stato of Oregon shall undortako tho construction of a ship railway at Tho Dalles. Ills within our means as a Stato, and tho object is so important that it warrants hoiuo riak on tho part of Oregon to sccuro it. Hut thnro is Hinall risk, and tho Stato has means on hand sufllcient. Lot us do this, to show the general govornmont that we aro in oar nest, and can help ourselves if the national government ignoios us. The engineers aay the work can be done in a year, and by that time tho work at the Cascades will bo complotcd, and give uh a frco river. Oregon has a good credit, and can borrow cheaply, and can afl'ord to upend a million in its own bohalf, rather than wait tlio alow motions of otllcial rod tape cniiHtruction, ospocially as wo cannot get a dollar appropriated for tho work by Congress. ''The Lord helps those who help thcniHolves." Tho Chicago Farmers' Jtoviow says: Tho tenor of tho reports from the winter whcatbolt continues to bo generally fa vorable. Though tho fly has appeared in varlouB counties of Ohio and Indiana, no serious injury is as yot indicated. Tho icports from Kansas aro not as. en couraging as one month ngo nnu a number of southern Illinois and north ern Ohio and Indium counties say tho plant is looking feeble. Mne-tcnths of tho counties, however, throughout tho entire belt find the copy good find in lino condition. Tho movement of corn is nioderatoly free in Missouri, but slow in Kansas. Nebraska and Illinois. Fivo Illinois and 10 Iowa counties report this week that tho corn supply is so short as to prevent any shipment. Srrup or Fig. Manufactured by tho Cdifornia Fig Syrup (Jo., am trancltco, (Jal., is natures own iruo laxatlro. This pleasant California liquid fruit remedy may bo had of all druggists at fifty cents or one dollar. It Is the most pleasant, prompt and effective remedy known to cleanse tho system; to act on tho Lircr, Kidneys, and Howuls gently jet thoroughly) to dispel head" actio, cold, and Fevers; to cure constipation indigestion, and kindred ills. tf At a firo in New Westminster, throo mon wero burned to death. Oregon Kidney Tea cures when all other cinedtea fail, Try it. , Chas. H. Dodd & Co. FROHT, FIRST AND VINE SIS., PORTLAND,' OREGON, IMrOKTKHS or Hardware, Iron and Steel FARM MACHINERY. Solo Agents for Oregon and Washington for Our Dally Dread. Heavy and Hour bread or biscuits has a vast influence through tho digestive organs upon tho measure of health wo enjoy. How important to our present happiness and future usefulness tho blessing of good health and a sound con dition are, wo ran only roali.u them when we have lost them, and then it is too late to repair tho damage. Not withstanding those facts, thousands of persons daily jeopardize not only their health, but their livce, and tho healths and liven of others, by using articlos in the preparation of their food the purity and healthfulucsH of which they know nothing. Perhaps a few cents may have been saved, or it may havo been more convenient to obtain tho articles used, and the hoiuekooper takes the respon sibility and probably will never know the mieehief that has been wrought. Pater familias may havo spells of headache, tho children may havo lout their appeti tes, or look pale j if bo, the true cause is rarely suspectod. The weather, tho lack of out-door air, or sonio other causc.e'a given, and tho uuwholsomo, poisonous sybtem of adulterated food goes on. Next to tho flour, which should Ik) made of good, sound wheat and not ground too fine, tho yeast or baking powder, which furnished tho rising proporties, fs of tho grea'oH importance, and of tho two we prefer baking powder, and always uso the ltoynl, as wo thoreby retain tho oiigiiial properties of the wheat, 110 fermentation taking place. Tho action of tho lloyal ll.iking Powder upon the dough is simply to swell it and form littlo cells through every prrt These cells aie filled with carbonic acid gas, which passos off during tho process of baking. Tho ltoyal is mado from puro grapo acid, and it is the action of this acid upon highly carbonized bicarbonate of Hivla that generates tho gass alluded to : and thcso ingredients are ho puro and eo jwricctly luted, tested and udaptctl to each other, that tho action is mild and permanent, and is continued during tho whole time of baking, and no residue of poisonous ingredients remains to uuder tniuo tho health, no heavy bisouits, no sour bread, but if directions are follow ed, evory article will bo found sweet and wholesome, Mr. E. W. Allen, of Portland No 171 Front Street, has issued a catalogue of his seeds. It is a complete affair, tho way to plant each seed is explained. It will pay all to send for 0110 of these cat alogues, which will bo sent free to nil who apply. Sienl'on this paper w.hen you &end. pOYAl ' llSi POWDER Absolutely Pure. This poaJer nerer nrtot. A mtrvel of purity, ttrenvtli anJ whotcnomtiH-M. Mora economical than thi ordinary kluJi, an I canmt bo oM In couixtltlcu vrl'li tliemuttltutloot low loU, short wcljht, alum or Iilmipliate powilor. Mold only In cant, 110YAL IAKI.SU rOWllKIt CO , 10 Wall 8t..N V ilocly Capital City Nursery ! TV ASV O.VK WAST TO DOV KlUW-OLASS Fruit Tree and sol uhit they li'iy, ami more talus lor tneir money, especially rLl.m, l-liuih and other trcit.ol which I hate a apendli ttxk, than elaewhere, they tan do t at the Capital Numory UTHyTKKKS are grown on NKU LINV, Hint tins not been rhnulr! by sueeelte rrp of trees. Hint are a IIKALT1IV unit tlUoltora nttrer ran lie under the uioit rarorablo eonilltliuu. For Uttcrlptlre CiUlojuf, PrlcoLInt, and Order Stiro s, sent Ire, aiMrm t II. LE.1CII, hoxSkl, SaLKU, 01IKQOK. Niiner Cut lull east o( Hlal IibUte, on til Stat l'rN)J rotd, janiluiS PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS To Council Mull's, To Kansas ity, To St. I'uul, To Mlnncanolis, To Walla Walla, To Spokane Falls. Daily OCEAN STEAMERS UCTWEEX Sail Francisco, Astoria ami l'ortlniul, KVKKY 5th DAY ! RIVER STEAMERS On the Columbia, Snake and Wil lamette Rivera. !lM;i; T SOl'M) STKAMKlaS BETWEEN: Victoria, Soattlo. Tacoma, Olyuipla. Townaoad. Wtiatcoai, And Intertnidlata Points '. II, l'ui 1. Umiuser, JNO J IIVU.S'K, 0u. I. nJ ticket SV- EVERY FARMER THE IEST A HIS OWN Is tie Wffl MILLER CHEAPEST. HjJHiJIHIifl j 32 Htrs EiHflMce. t huiuJ aMr4 MTU MUL I.X.L I.X.L Ins tf MUI a4 li i- Am uilu Ml 4 Malu u a&l Vm ta. HUUJl CNua SktUar a41 U aal KttU.a al aa. I Ma ! 4w vmI U HIH.!' " '" " uh Mm mm no .uui, m h4, raa caara aa4 tta4 tuaa, p vr.'auttuur. U. Haltaaar U4arJ Omi1 .a ITM4 atou, iJcaTttlaU eaiun, a-.rj '; K.IUUVU, tiMulbl Uf CanKia, Uinw. aa4 Crat Umm nj rii, riikri ui rtw uU lu.wiuuri TuUTuI muiM aat rM a rum. Cnwiul, W&H uiaai.HnMa a. a .uicm. aa4 pwa. U.UaVU AwU tuMUU aaaMl(l Wiwf. V. h, HUU tUKUSK a.fUMP CO.. HaUtla, 111. AN m JJaBPjAiSliiaTaW'Jl s aTJraShaMKaaaaMBBBFBMEae'cr'.y"?? . 'flHitiHiHBSiavllilllBJHRPH1' DEERE'S PLOWS. TIlP FlPPrP llpW TlPill pinnr 8iaot oa Doom Ptmaow. They ar m lmplt) and com.oiirtalolut mu uyuiu iiuii uuui HUM 1 enough In their pralae. perfection that tboae who have UikxI then or tccn 'Jinn work cannot nf Power Lift John Deere Sulky m.ft.lJ!&vL& thU Implement. la one ol the recent teiti, a Walking Plow outtlnc It niilc tudice had 921 poundi actual droit ; the Deer Sulky low cut 80 cubls Inche with only an actual draft of m ounda. Wv aro aim a(.tnt lor Snperior Seed Drills and Superior Broadcast Seeders, feJJssls; and are complete with ucck-yoke, doubletiree, etc, and aro jioaltlt e force Feed, Uole Agtut for Corbin's Disc Harrow and Seeder, r,!. Snuttler Farm Wagons, u?rcrffl&iTslhh aMv r- PClllI Irculuri. anil rrlce LIU. Unlllp Qofpo ' Polifnrni'1 Pnnjilnn . i urticuA ror Hiipcini UQll u UUlUut i iUUIIIUIUIU XUIIUUli i i VI aKaefBanl9l U!9X9k rBWjfw'MlfWrrrHaBBBr FURNITURE! I. F. POWERS, Manufacturer and Importer, IU and 100 Flnt it., Portland. FURNITURE Of ALL KINDS I NEW STYLKS OF 1'arlor and Itcd-ICooin Suits, and Ollicc Furniture. t!T CaricU, lltddlnif and Paper Hinglniri. novltt Ibllbblf 1 M ANNUAL fAr 1887 IHIIHIilili r k WiaUamt FIIK1C toallwhowTlUforll., ItUa iDunrcc o BiktsBB and Vlawer I'aallrr. It HI.OWKKS, Iltilba. I'luita. Thoroughbred NIork and Fancy dMcrtbo UAUENUVKI.T1KM In VKtlKTAIIl.KMand of real Talae. which cannot t obtalaad cImwdw. Head SEEDS. addnat on a aw j total (at we moat complete Catalone pnbllabed, to n .Fm .w .aFiSfa an nuiiwiMiii n.k. VFvWvVin3rtflA mminttttv'm :aMHirt?A7VtfrUH 'A W C1 W iB Wliat Mi Boyor says:.- bed lhanka (or the aplrndld aceua receiveu irom your nrm. Itwouiaboarallierirnmuy ii.iii 1 nuumnoiuo an, uu. will aay that union jti t nmi, anu a ecconu premium, awarded me at our fair In Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan, 58 mat premiurae wero lor Tee. table ralacd from our aeed.. What firm can beat ihlt?" Al'ui'tr Hettii.Ho. llcnd, Ind. Heed of thl auallty lam now ready to aell to every one vrhntillaafarinornlantaaEardcn.ecndlnir tbem rllr.K my ein-Uble and Flower Heed Catalogue, for UST. Old cuitomer. need not write for It. I catalogue thla eeaaon the natlu wild potato. JAM. J. II. UllEU01ll,Bitxturower,iaroieneau,iiaa.. Great Overland Route ! NORTHERN PACIFIC R. R TUT. O.M.V LI.K Rl.X.MXC Pullinau Talacc Slcepiiifr a! I'agnlfl.-eut Day Coachr and legant Emigrant olcepliw Carl, with berthi free of charge. From Washington & Oregon rolnUto the KASTtu ST. IMVL aud MINMU TOLLS The only Tram-continental line running I'nlarr IXutug I'ar (mU 74' ) Fastest Time Ever Mado From the Coaat oter the No'tlurn t'aciflc rail road to Sioui City. Oounul lllufli.Fu Jnacph, Atchlaaoii, Lcairnwi-rih. Kamae Cll), llurtlugton and (julnej. ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO An I all u Int. throuali tl.o Kait nd South rU. via tit t'.ulaud U nneapolli. UT Th.otiH Ilia niDiiliigTIIROl'QU EMIGRANT SLEKf I.NO DAII FltUM I'oUTL.xND nd hauled on rrular Ktprr. Iralnaover the entire length if the Noitliern atiHc IUIIroa.1 .ate Portland at 1:30 pui. dally; arrive at Mlnnt ajwiU or St, I'juI at i:M p ro., (coon) fourth Jjj. U uscctlo rin-tjet St Paul aud atinneapoiii and all pmut. Kail, hou ll, and SoutheatU 'AOIrlO UlVISIOSi Traln. leate I'.xtU-d, 0.-J5 a. m arrite at New Ta. cotua fl:OJ p m , counrctlng a Ith U, It 4 N. Co.'a boat lor alt point, en iMcvt Souod. A I). CIlAKLTn.V. Ucn'l Wc.f. I'm Agt No. Waihlintou aireet, Portland, trrrgen. For Thanksgiving, for tlio Merry Days of December Any Festive Occasion. or TIIK KOTAL rUXtlKR. ('or SlnIn; Cl.urt) Co. tain many bright Chnruaei, itvular aud tarred, COc, $1 per doae.t. .lTllr:Jtsit r-KAIHt:, a ntw collecion, ll tilted with inli'iant Antheiua and Choru.e.. 1. (Dncrdox. 8M.MU tillt:i:lU. (for III h selionl.) ea n.any at- iracuce . pwi -o ,, viry eonnn lie puuic neg li tO. trl im loun. HUMii ttl' ritiMISK,(tof Sunday Schooli) pro- tide llbrly fo frt ve omiiont In SunJat txhool or Social liK.ii tu. or J,W ptrdoi n. ami! lli:8,llO it., $i per d en)by L. O. Bwtrtoa. and t'ArUIIT MtriMMi, (SOcU.. fit ilwen) by Uo irw,era tne ni-e.t vina or ,aii luniata., and qultd ne : aud the B1KTBDAT VI tint LOKU. (laoenU) br Roaa. bel, la a ne w and .11 arranged Chi Ltiua iirvice. Bay Iheae Baekt la time fartbaronsh pra Ice Arung DlUon'e Ortato Matlc (about 3300 dlder. eat piece, entire but 4 to 10 cent per copyl there an very many betutilul Carol, and the general .election etnbraoea a cnat 0eas of th. m.t popular ch -nl rauak la ta. world. bnd retail p. Ice of aay book, and re ceive It by mail. OfiVei' nitson C Co,, Ronton, , Of-C. II. Piiaoo Cc.SIBcoadwaj, N. Y. OVERLAND to CALIFORNIA. , VIA ORISON A- CAIJFOKM.4 K.R. And Connections. I'are from Portland to Kan Fr.nclneu, tM; to Sacra- meato, fM. ClO'O onnfctlon. mad at AahUnd ith Itatet of the CallfuriiU, Oregon and Idaho stage Comaiiy. iumt Hint: tiiviioi (HAILV EXCEPr dllNI-AY) lleleeu rir-lauil nnd .thlnuil-)lll Train. tun, aaaiva. Portland 8A0AM Salem 1031AM Sal.m lOtHSAM a.liland,. ... 4.0OAJI Aihland, . .,8:13PM Saltin,. . . I .-01 I'M Sal. in,. .l.Oil'U Portland 3:43PM AIIium) IwprrMt Tmln. iut Amta Portland, 4:00 Pit -tattin TittPM Salon, 7:13PM Lebanon, .. .. 0:10PM Lebauou . 4.43AM S. Inn 0:AM lalem 0:47AM Poitland 10.-06AM PulUmn I'ala.-vSltepirrCandalli b.l.en Portland and A.hland The U. A C. H. II. Kerry make con nection lih a'l the regular train ui he Ej.t Sid Dlvtaion, frm the foot of . (trtet. wir MtiE uiisir. Ilrteea Portland and t'oi'THlllt. MAIL TIU1N, Ultra. I nana, Portland 7:30MCorvalll, . . . i.rfiPM Corvallli, 130PMl'oiOpd 0.13PM At Cotvalii connect with train of th. O.P. for Ya quina bay. Mru iiuti.1, aiiivi. McMInntillc, SOTM reiuana ,,'j.WAM LKATX rortUnd tiCPMll McMlnntllle,. .6:43AM Local ticktt fer aale and baggage cheeked at com ptnr'i up town office, oor. line and Second ttreot. tle.tli jr principal point in California can only b procurtl at rompanj office, Cor, P. and Prout ueeu, Portland, Or. freight will not be receive I for thipisent alter Ave o'clock P M on cither th. Eat or Wm lde Diitloa. It. KOEIILEK, t. P. UOOKRS, Uaniger. a, T. A Pat. Art. I POSITIVE "CDBBI II E. voung, mlddle-agtd aud cM. ilgl or aiarrled, and all who are luftcripg with LtlhT MANUOMB, Ntrvoti. debility, eperuiitonbiM, hendual IxMma,8. u-J deciy. Paiho: Miiniry, Meal,- cih. Stunted Devel epinent, Lck of lincrg). Impet.ilihtd lllood. Pirn- rlr. Iicptdimml to M.rtiagc; alt., Mood and Skin itM, bypMI'lt, bijihlll., truption., Ilalr FalUnc !!. Pain., owdilnr.. fco-eThtoat, Ulcer. Effect of Mtne-y, Kideey and Illaddrr Treuldea Mcak Hack. Burning crine, iBcontlnence, Couorrhu, Gltet, Strict tore, receive Marching treatment, pron.pt relUf and cure for Ufa. BOTH SBXEfc comult (oofldcotlaUy, If in trouble, call r writ. Delaware dangtroua, Call at eac. ti voar etperlenee. Term CAaab. VR. VANMO.SClSCAll, IMand 134 3d etreet, Portland, Oregon t I