Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, June 10, 1887, Page 8, Image 8

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WILLAMETTE FAIIMEK : SALKM, OKEGOK JUNK 10, is 7
Wmmte
(f u miner rial
lilAJIKMT UEVORT.
Thcao pricei aro for Portland anj ropropont
wholesale rates from producers or first liintli.
WIIHATi- '
Valley, 81. GOgSl. 05 percental.
Walls Walla, l.4S
FLOUIt:
8tudard, $1.2.') per bbl.
BAULKYt
?1.10$l, 12 percental.
OATSt-
0055o per uuihcl.
MILL FKKI) :
Middling", S22823 per ton.
Brii), 81'2$13 pur ton.
PROVISIONS i
Hams. llffllSo nor noun J.
Shoulders, 07o per pound.
Sldoi, firm at 7bo per pound.
Lard, Ksitorti pails, tllo per pouud.
Oregon, In tina, S'SfUjo per pound,
InJialf barrels, lOllo per ouud.
CHKKSKi
California, ICo per pi,und.
Oregon, 14o per pound.
HONKV :-
Incomli, 8&i0a per pound.
Strained, in Milium, lOJfgjllu pet Hi.
OKKKN KKUIT:
Applfa, fiu(10u ptr buslirl.
rOUIiTIlV':
Chicken, $l3$i.C0 per do7on,
Turkoy. livo weight, IVlo per lb.
Ducks, $5 BSD pur doon.
VKOKrAULIHi-
I'otatoos, old,SIl A0 per liushel.
Oniom, IIJo per puunil.
FKKSH MKAI'Si
l'ork, livn w(-iiilit, loj fat, 4Jo rwr lb.
1'ork, droned, 6J0o per pou-1.
Hccf, on foot, Gl'dUo pur Mm.. .,
Mutton, sjo per pound kiu. weight.
Veal, 810o per pnu . .
Tallow, quote lie p . pound.
HUTTKlti
Common, 18(800 per pound.
Choice rolls, i'Orf'JOu per iouud.
KGUS:
Frosh laid IUu cents per dozen,
Oregon, l.'l&lOa per pound.
Valley, 10l8o per pound.
Umptpu, ratKo a trlllo higher.
HAY:
llalod $I8$'22 per ton.
(1IIAS3 8KK!)i
Timothy, 7Ja8o per pound,
KmI olnver, l.VilUo per pound,
IIOl'Si
Qunto 12d Ho per pouu.1,
IlICKi
China No. 2, lit.'o wr pound,
aannwioh Island, TkiIIo pr pound.
THA8 t
Japan, .'WdlOo per pouml.
Hlsck, -10(1760 per pound.
(Jreen, OSuAo pr pound.
COFFKK i
Costa Itioa, 12il5o per pound,
lava, 'JOd'J'.'o per pound.
SUUAK8:
I), in bids, lc per pound.
C, iu bbls, 3Ju per pound.
Kxtra C, in libU, ro per pound.
Crushed, utc , in bbls, OJo per pound.
In halMibls Jo more.
SYKUl'i-
Five gallon krgi, 70o per gallou,
OILHt-
Ordinsry grades u ftl oil, C.ltiSOJo per gal.
lloiled Liusoed oil. 80o per gallon.
Usw linseed oil, 77o per gallon.
Turpentine. 70o per gallon.
l'uro lard oil $l.:t0 per gallou.
SALTt
Stock, bay, $10 per ton.
Carmen, brand, $18 per ton.
(,'oarso Liverpool, $20 per tun
Fine ipiality, $I8&$J5 per ton.
COMMEUCIAl
TlU'ltriliAY, JlllHI l.
Tlio jileiiniiiU kIiowois of tlio week
lmvo Ikhjii ot tlio (,'rcntOHt bonullt to
guidons, oroliimls mul crops nncl lmvo
como in kooiI hoiihou. A week inoro of
dry wentlior wotihl lmvo dono grout in
jury, but uh it in, tlio warm wontlior luul
not romleriul thu ground, too dry, und
had nituio oveiytliintf grow luxurimitly.
Tlio Hhowory woatlior may cntch hoiuo
huy down but will bloiu'llt thu recent
uieiulowH far ntoro than it ran injuro
tlio down hay. It will greatly advantage
nil email fruits and iimiiio n larger yield
as well as larger fruitk
If tlio Inland Kinpiio 1ms tlio tuiuio
hletwlng of rain that Western Oregon
enjoyo it will insure for nil that wido
region tho greatest harvest over known
thero. Tho increased acreage, together
with tho nromiiio of n largo yield, will
givo a total of production of wheat und
hurley far in cxcms of any former har
vest. Tho time will como when that
interior country will bo a populous
region, nml one of tho most productive
in Amorieu. When that time comes
tho Wilhunotto and all Western Oregon
will U tho garden spjt, tho dairy region,
und brooding farms will iimko it u took
country without hiiperior. Meantime
wo aro Hlowly hut sutvly working out
this destiny nod tho next generation
will Und horo u country of iluUhod pro
portions, whereas now things aro crude
und farming luck's much of perfection.
No. 1 California wheat sold in Liver
pool thta wook ut$l.lG per cental utui
in Ban Francisco was worth 2.0 to
$2.10, Thin was duo to speculation mid
wo cannot expect prices for tho now
crop to bring such a figure. It is
claimed that California hns 200,000 tons
of old wheat in her warehouses and yot
no ships lire loading cargoes for Europe.
The gambling deal must collnpso and
leave many pirtios ruined.
There is no question that fruit is n
sninll crop in Unlifornlii ns well as Ore
gon. Wo hear from many sources, mid
local journals tell the same story of frost
and cold rains having cut fruit short.
There is no clinngo in tho wheat mar
ket at Portland, nor in there anyclinngo
in tho foreign markets.
Oats aro not scarce, and wo fpioto at
03r5c i nil that can bo quoted, with n
leaning loward the insido Ugurc. Com
mission sales uro occasionally mado at
tho usual advance
Wool is not attracting much nttontlon
and buyors seem reluctant to make bids,
consequently there is not much doing in
tho local markotfl at Portland.
Here at Sulom thoie is a slight com
petition and 25c and probably a shade
better can bo realized. Salem buyers
have bid each other up until there is
hardly any thing in it, but its evidently
worth that prico the Oregonlnn says:
Hops in the east are enjoying n
rather better demand, and pricoa nro ad
vanced Hlightly by the report of 25 por
cent. less yield. Iu California contracts
are mado on r basis of 1517-Jc per
pound. "Tho rango for Eastorn Oregon
seoiiis to be about us reported last week,
sny lfiglDc. Now transactions reported
furnish no reason for naming moro.
This is for Eastern Oregon. A few
small lots of Southern Oregon lmvo
como forward, not iu sufuciont volumo
to establish values. At EiiHtoru Oregon
primary markets there is continued and
active business, and gonondly nt high
prices, for 1820o is about as frequent
ly named as is 15(t 17c. Fancy lots
have dono evcu better.
Tho butter market ia quito well sup
plied with good roll. Tho atock of poor
to fair is lowered by shipments to San
Francisco.
Chickens aro in fair supply, tho mar
ket being quiet of Into, mul very even.
Othor jKUiltry shows tho usual quiet.
Ducks sell at about 5(3(5, gcoso $07,
turkoys 12Jllc.
Poultry Good prices for chickens in
creased receipts, but not until tho closo
was thero nuy very marked effect upon
values. At tho closo $34 is quotod.
Other poultry rules very quiet. Ducks
and geeso quoted !f.")0 and ?07.
Turkoys, 12j0 Mo.
Provisions limns aro fractionally
lower for local and weak for Ha9tcm.
Wo quoto city or country cured hams at
IOJ He, bacon lOQllc, shoulders 00
7c, Eastorn hams 1D1Ic, best local or
Eastern tinned lurd 90Jc.
Dried Fruits Host bleached apples
held at 10Jllc. Sun cured in light
stock. Shippments of tipples and prunes
continuound wourorocoivingsomo from
oast of tho mountains. Soiling prices
from doalors aro: sun-dried quartered
opples78o, sliced 810c factory at 10
lie, blenched, lO.jQllo j prunes 10(3 12c.
French 8o, grnded 810o ; pitted plums
10c; common peaches !'llc, peeled
120i:ic.
Hides Wo (pioto: Dry hides, M
10c, light suited J(37c, hoavy do 78c,
dry kip and call iMiic, sail icip aim
calf le, salt voal 8o, valley doorHkuis 20
6425o for winter and summer, Eastern
Oregon 15(7,20 for winter and summer,
hccnskiiiH VoQfl.'JO lor slimt ami long
wool, elk hides 18020c, beaver 2.60
:i.50, boaiskins, l.noU. Tallow .1Jo
for common.
Unnecessary Misery
Probably us much misory comes from
hnbitu.ll constipation as from any do
ranueuieut of the functions of tho body,
and it i ditlieult to euro, for tho reason
that no uno likes to tako tho modiciuea
usually imvcrlbod. llAMBUHO FIGS
wero proparcil to obviato this dilliculty,
and they will bo found ploasuut to tho
tasto of women and children. 25 cents.
At all druggists. J. J. Muck fc Co., pro-
T
priotors, S,
AceaU Wanted.
For tho wilo of Fruit Trees, Small Fruits
(iruno Vines, etc., etc. For tonus, ad
dress California Nursery Co., Niles, Ala-
mtMix Co., California.
All cattlo, especially bulls, ought to bo
dishorned at throo or fivo weeks old. It
is a very simple operation then, as tho
horns do not adhere to tho skull at that
time, and is not nearly so painful us cas.
t ration. I have begun, una snail con
tinue, to dbhorn all tlio bulla I raise for
sorvico, aud custrato all 1 raise for farm
work or steers. I havo dishorned fivo
Jersoy heifers for a hortl of no-horned
Joreoys. I havo a pair of Jersey steers
that look oxaotly alike, and are as smart
as can be, for work. I can teach them
any thing very-oAsily, oven to fcet upon a
half barrel. They aro throo years old
and woigh about 2,500 pounds. It costs
mo about one-fifth less to keen dishorned
cattle of tho samo weight ana site than
it does those with horns. J. D. in Couu
try Gentleman.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Thli nawdcr ntrer rsrion. A tntrrel of punt)
trcngtli and wlioleiomenusi. Mors economical tlwn
tin ordintry klmli, an l cannot lio ioIJ In compcUtlcn
wl'h tlismultltuds ot low tejt. short welirht, alum or
iilionphttei powder. Sold only In cam. ItOYAL
11AK1NO POWDKU CO 01 Wall St.. N V. decly
Oregon Pacific R. R Co.,
TZr, Miles Shorter !
O Hours Less Time !
ACCOMMODATIONS UNsUIU'ASSnif FOR COM.
fort and Sf'y. Farei and Krelitht tU Yaqulna
and Ills Orc((0ii Datelopnicnt Co's btcamshlps much
lt1 than hy any other routo bi rcn all points In the
Willametto vlley anil Mn Kranclico.
D.illr l'nenzrrTriiliis rxrMit Hundnr.
Ltaves Vajulni OiiO A. M Uae Albany. 12:10 P.M.
Arrive Conalllil0.1a A. M.l rrhe CorraflIi,13J I'.M.
Arrlro Albany 11:20 A. M Arrlv Yaqulna, 645 I'M.
0. & 0. It.lt. train vonnoct at Albany and Corvallla.
FAUK between Corvalh and San Francisco, rail and
cabin, til; rail and itccrairo, t9 Si. Fares between
Albany ami HanFrmchco and, rait and cabin, 111.45;
ran aiu oicerarv, siu dj.
CHAS C- HOOUE,
A. O. P. and F. Agent, Corvallli, OrfjTOn.
Wm, M. IIOAU, Oeneral Manager
Oregon Development Go
First CUas Steaiuihlp Line between
YAQUINA BAY AND
SAJV FICAN CISCO.
Connecting at Y,iiilna with the Oregon t'aclflc It.It.C
The Oregon Detelopment Cit's Uteamihlps salla:
rsoM TiqtiiA i rsou ban fsascijco:
wla
Valley. Sat .June I
Will. Valley, Sat. May Li
KaiteinOrexon,8uii Junes
Will. Valley, Thurt. 0
KaiternOreiron, Frl 17
Will Wallev.Tuea.. 21
KaiternOrciron.Sat.. 11
Will. Valley, Thurt. 10
lUitcm Orwon, Frl.. SI
Will. Valley, Tuendav 83
KuttrnOu-goti, Wed. July C
KuternOrcKon, Wnl.. .
Tlio Uouipany reaeivn tho right to chanis sailing
ilajs
n. ii, linn, uen. ns raw. Ageni,
31J Montgoiuiry St., Wan Francisco, C'al.
OVERLAND to CALIFORNIA.
VIA
ORKCiOiV & CALIFORNIA It.lt.
And Connection.
Faro from PorthnJ to Ran Franclaco, I3J; to Sacra-
roeato, 130.
dote connrctloni made at Ashland with stages of
the C'allfornU, Oregon and Idaho Stags Company.
K4HT HliK "iJniSIOMj
(IIAILY KM'KFT SUNDAYS)
Between I'or'lunit anil Alilnnl-3UII Tralu.
LSAS.
Portland 8 00AM
Salem 10.33AM
Athland. ,.8:I51'JI
AtlltK.
Salem..
.10J1AM
Athland,.
Salem,. .
Portland,.
IOAM
ISIPM
..S:t)PU
Saleui,. ,1:02PM
Allmu)
LKAII.
Eprr Tralu.
ASSI1K.
Portland. .. 4:00PM
I Salem
,7:11PM
.0:10PM
.tl:0AM
Salem, .. 7:1M'M
Ubanon .. . .I.IJAM
Ubanoii,
Stlrin,...
Salem.. .U:ITAM
Portland
lO.TOAM
Pullman ralare&leepirgL'krsuaiiyDeiwecn roniami
and AihUnd. Tlis O. A C. It. It. Ferry makes con.
nectlon with all the regular trains un the Katt Bids
l)hiilon,froui the foot of F. street.
mimt siiik nmsio.v.
Ilrlre Tortlaml anil l'orallla.
MAIL THAIN.
I.SMt. I ABIK,
Portland 7uTUJI Conallli, 2:iiVi
ConallK IStOPMl'ortland,. .. 0.1SPM
At Corvalli connect with trains of the O.P (or Ya
iiulna bay
' KXPItESS THAIN.
LSAS. ASSIVS.
Portland, t.MPM McMlnmllle, .. .SKMPM
McMlnntllle,. .5:IAMl'orUand 900AU
lcal tickets for sale and biggage chcckrJ at roni
pany's up tow n oltlce, cor. Pine and Second ttrMts.
tleiets tor prlnclul point Iu Calltornlt can only b
procure I at company a oltlce, Cur. F and Front
streets, Portland, Or.
Freight will not be receive I tor ahlpment alter fire
o'clock P M on cither the Kail or West Side Dlvl.lou
It,
KOKI1I.KU.
L. n iinnrlia
c. t , (tuunda.
a. r. 4 iuu. Act
Manager
WHEAT AND OATS I
UECEIVF.I) OK
STORAGE!
AT TUB
Capitol Mills Warehouse,
North Salpiu.
The undersigned hating leaaed Uis above elctalor,
will 01 n the nine as a Public Warehouse thU ston
For particulars rraivcting sacks and charges apply to
Junl f A. OltANT, l.ewet
Music of the Proper Kind
SOU SINUAY Ht'MOOUt
ItagiMt aid In uccMulaeilce. K ery scholar III
Join Iu tns singing of bright, spirited, et spproprials
songs and hyuina, of s orhltut naturs snd tudlch
oualv selected. These ill be f ouud In the folio lug
good books:
For the Sunday School,
Songs of Promise. V-AVuontn1,an1.''a
Price, SJcta.; or 11.00 prr dosen. A great varlet
of choice soogs contributed by many able writers.
Musis aud words inwUy new. A splendid book
for the Sabbath school. Try It.
Song Worship.F!,,sLh.?;ivnm'prl0,v
or ft. SO per dox, Tlioaowhodeslredevcellestsnd
well arranged tonga for the Sunday School, ill
Ilk this book, It ts the work of experience
eouipoKre-
Fresh Flowers.elrt 11
or ti.lo P' Jo. TtielilU eaprMsei the nature
ot the songs In this delightful book. It ia s charming
and diluty production which the llttls people
snd their teachers will welcome'
StacriiiEr on the Way.Jl,"?,"
FtTo 1SU, or (i.00 per dosen. Good pieces for
lbs children to learn; many choice songs, ) mns,
Swcaalonal" plsoes, stc
M Ualle4 tor retail lyrics.
Oltvev IHtaon c& Co,, Boston,
Or: C, II. DitsoQ A Co., M7 Broadway, H. T.
WOOL.
:.!. BROWN & GO.
PAY HtUJIEST
Sack- Fiiriilsliod
SALCM, OKEOO.V
331 COMMEIICIAL
Front, I''trst ana f
WHOLESALE
HARD-
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WARE,
CHAS. H. DODD & CO.
sT'SslsssSVisBBSsflsssB'"
FARM. MACHINERY.
Bolo Agents for Oregon, Washington nnd Northern Idaho for tho
4 BUCKEYE REAPER . AND . MOWER. r
Tlicso ifachlncs nro too veil known to need comment. Thousands of Farmers have used
them aud speak of them villi praise. Thoy nro the only Harvesting Machines
that will glvo entlro satisfaction to tho purchaser.
MILLER'S NEW MODEL VIBRATING THRESHER,
PHCENIX STRAW BURNER ENGINE,
Tlu luost r.lToctlvo and Rucccssful Combination for Threshing and Cleaning
flraln over Constructed.
h BUCKEYE . STEEL FRAME TWINE- BINDERS, i-
Tho fcjlurcs that distinguish this Twlne-Illndcr Is the Lightness ol Draft, combined with Its
Extraordluaryfltrongtli nnd Durability. Tho Hinder is of tho Appleby pattern, Ino only
really successful one yet known. Wo havo two styles, tho Klovator lllndci and tho
l'lalform Hinder both excellent-both recommended by hundreds of patrons.
THIS WEATHER
May suggest a New Suit. We have an Elegan
Line of
SPRING NOVELTIES.'
In Suitings, and the prices will please you. Come
in and look at them.
G.
W ,111
235 Commercial Street Salem Oregon.
Deep Well Pumps on Hand and Made to Order.
Prices of Wster Pipe, at factory, Salem, Oreirou Yellow fir lloibnr, Ixl, i Inch bore, per roj. Il'w:
Vdlow fir timber, 41x,SJ l"Kh bore, per red, II W. Allot our atcrplpe n banded readj to lay.
All rump rilled Krady for krlllng. Address all orders to
PRESCOTT & FURBER,
Xalctn, Oi'eyun,
6. SHDIDLER CO.
FURNITURE, MANUFACTURERS.
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"WOOL.
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MARKET PRICE.
Free of
Cluiryc.
Oppcsite Lsdd d Dushts Bank.
STrEET.
iuc fits., Portland, Or.
DEALERS IN
IRON,
STEEL
Bohuttlor Farm Wagons, Doorol'lows,
Dooro Sulky Plows, Cook & Co.'s Car
riages, rhtctons nnd Top Dugglos, Four
Spring Mountain Wagons, Buokboards,
Buporlor Drills nnd Boodors.CorblnDIso
Harrows, Hodgos.Ilnlnos Hondors,
Hnlsh Barbed Wlro.
I
SEND FOB CIRCULARS.
H N X II N
SALEM WOOD PUMPS!
W will dellrcr on tot or cars at 8alm, Orssor., puuipa at tht
following prices for ca.h, or snip y esprcss 0, 0. 1)
NO. I HOUSE WELL PUMP.
(Patent AntMreciliK frost vents on sll pimps )
Thr.s ru'-l" sre sdapttd to wells 30 feet deep or Ism, an J are Us.
,liiif t r douse wells. The are mails c.f OjxO) tlmtxr: 31 Id.
bor. t licit stroke- Six itroke of the lunuleolll (111 an
orJInary oster bucket.
I'Ult'K II HT OF .NO. I I'llMfii. All or our .No. 1 lumu
batr 1'orrrlaln Lining.
6,xOJ pump, 7 feet long, 7.00 i fJxOJ pumps, 10 fret long, $7.75
" " b ' 7 ti ' it 8.00
" " U " " 7.60 " ' i 8,j
No, I pips per foot; 15 tents. Coupling with bands Uk0c, SOe.'
NO. 2 STOCK PUMPS :
TlieM pumps sre ilcaljrnMl for sliallow wvllt; l raise water easily 30
fet. lliree full strokes of the lunJI. will eilan crJInary water bucket.
Tliew pun are made of Sxi t ruber, 5 Inch bore, snd 11 Inch atroks.
Ttiey it pufMtlt anil frreslng,
CASH 1MIICE LIST OF NO. 2 1UM1S.
(All of our No i Puui have iorcelaln lining.)
8x pump 7 feet long, ,$3,50 I Sxi unmns, 0 feet long, $1.50
Ox " " " K.CO 1 8x ' 10 " to.oo
No. 2 lli per foot, SO cents. Ceupllrgs with bsudi, 7x7 each 40 cts.
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