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WILLAMETTE FAKMEK : SALEM, OREGON, JULY 22, 1887
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MARKET HE POUT.
These prices are for t'urllaiiit and repruAcnt
wholesalu rates from producers or first hands.
WIIKAT:
Vallny, 81.00 'rfSl.0.1 per ccottl.
Wall W'alU.'Sl.ir.
FLOUKi
Standard, 8 .W inr bhl.
BAULKY:-
SI.10$1.12 percental.
OATSt-
f055o per bushel.
MILL KKI'M) i
Middling, $22fJ5 per ton.
Hran, $ll!$i:t pur ton.
PROVISIONS:
Hams, llrl'Jo por pound.
Shoulders, 0"o ptr pouud.
Sides, firm at 78a por pound.
Iri1, Ktstcrn pails, t)!IJo per pouud.
Oregon, in tins, 8DJa por pound.
In half bat rids, 10'$ lie por pound.
CIIKKSK:
California luu per phimd.
Oregon, 14c per pound.
IIONKY :-
In comb, lSS)20o per ound.
Strained, in 5 gdloni, tOllo iwt lb,
(IRWIN I'RUIT:-
Applrs, fiOjjOOo per bushel.
I'OULTRY.
Chiokcns, $.1fl.50 per dozen;
Turkoya, tlvti weight, 12lc-i por lb.
Ducks, $.")1?J0 pur tloren.
VKdl'.rAHLKS:
l'otatous, old,$l(3tl CO per liutliol,
Onions, Iljo pur pound.
I'RIISII MKATSi
l'urk. livii weight, -tot fat, IJe per tb.
Cork, drcsacd, fil(3iuc P'T luuiid.
Reef, on foot, ol'tfile cr pound,
Mutton, sjo per p mid Rrou weight.
Voal, 8l(Jo Kr po'ind.
TsJIow, quote Co per pound.
RUTTKRi-
Cominon, 18:? ."0a per pound.
Chnica rolls, ."Otf-Uapcr ound.
IKlUSi-
l'reslt laid --o cunts per dozen.
WOOLt -
Kvitum Orrgon, l;l!(io per pound.
Vnllev, ISTgJ'.'Oo por pound.
UniXiii, rango a trillo higher.
JIAYi
llalud $lrt$22 per ton.
ORA8S SKKDt-
Timothy, "J'lHo per pouud.
Red ul'iver, lAnlCo por pound.
HOI'Si-
Qunto I 'Ail to per pouiil.
IllOKt
Cliiiu No. '.', In.'i) per pound,
ttsiiuwicli Island, 5il5c p-r pound.
TKAS t
.lapiiii, .'lllci lOo pur pound,
HUck, liloliDj pur pound.
(Ireen, tJ.1fi7'Vi pur pound,
COIKKKt-
(Jostt Itica, '-'I'.'.'lo per pouu i.
lava, '.'lu'JJo per pound,
SUdAHSi-
I), in i. Ills, le per pound.
U, in bills Jo per pound.
llxtra C, in "lib, .'i;'o per puttnd,
Cruml. u, in IhiU, It Jo per pound.
In Imlt'lihli j more.
HYRUl'i-
I'ivo c.lloii kc, "Wo pr gaUuu.
Oll-Si-
Onliutry kmiIp u 4 1 oil, '.M'.'UJo per gal.
Iloibd l.iutovd ml. tlKi per gillim.
Itiw lintctnl ml, 77o por gallon.
Tin pontine.. 70o pr nation.
I'nru lud oil 4l :t0 per gullxii.
SALT: -Slook,
bay, SI0p-r ton.
Omiih'ii, braim, $S pir ton.
('mrii Liverpool, $20 por ton
1' no quality, $iS4$.'A pr tot.
COMMERCIAL
Tu i . ... Inly 'J l,'S7.
Dm inj,' tlio foio pint of tho nook it
looked us UioukIi it might rain ami it
w.is tViirctl tlmt tlio liny crop would
U muglit uiul hH)ik'tl or injiiMul slit-lit-ly,
but tin1 olmuls lmvo all lollotl awny
uiul olisir wiuni umtliur pruvailit, nl
tliouli tln iiiglitn uiul mornings nv
littlorolil. (train in bring out tlmmgli'
out l lio xulli'.v. ipiito gtuieiiilly, mid wo
do not hour but tlmt I ho pumpw t mo
fuvornblo for KhhI avorago yirid.
(tiit pioinihO wi'll mid tin hop ynnN
HIV looklUR IlllO. Itllt fl W I'llllll.u l 1110
hoing uimlo tlmt we ran Uf.tr of (or this
yi'iu'n oitip, ns llit piodiu'iMH do not
H'cm iiu'liiu'd to do mi. Tiio outlook
Inith In tho Yiddniii and on the I'uyullup
is I'liwiiii);.
Fruit 1h short mid pritvs tiro (iivonlilt,
although tho avorago ylold will lu light.
Tonuugo is dwiiKslly inuctho and
thoio mo a minder of nhips lying at tho
Portland docks awaiting cli.it torn. Quo
tations o! iron chips N U to l'nitol
Kingdom.
Now oata two not coming to hand ct,
hut l'ortlnnd advices tell that boino of
the now is oll'eivd for early delivery at
150. hut thero Minis to ho no dejdro on
the part of Iniyero to handle the new.
It cannot 1j exptvtcd that now will nil
oven with old for ttomu time yot.
Suya tho Orogoulini of July UOtli,
During the iwst twelve months tomo
Ihing liko lG.tKX) tons wheat, 1810 tons
onts, !H) tons Imrloy, 110 tons potatoes
and l!tO tons left tho Willamotto valley
fcr San Vranoieco by way of Yaqttinu
Uiy, in addition to other freights, frolm
bly a littlo ovor 20,(K)0 tons of prodiioo
will liavo boon HhipptHl by tlmt lxiuto in
the Imrvt'Ht year ending with this month
AkciiIh of tho Oregon Pacific nro now
along tho Willamotto talking business
for next reason, and thoy oxpect miito
an incrcico in tho next year. Tho lines
bringing frcii;nt this way bIiouIiI now
bo at work innking ratcri and giving
grain dcnlniH assurances by whioh thoy
can theineelvoi gel to work. Owing to
tho rcsonl uncortnnty of freights it h
aid wj rehoneomon acd inillorH alorg
tho mil lino.s huvu written n now foru.
of rceoipt, not binding thorn vilvos to buy
lotB etorcd at market )rlcoi .is has boon
tiMtial in paat yoare. With tho narrow
L'linao lines cominc into tho city an their
own rails, stid a lurgor iloct of rivor
baals, it would Bcom freights this way
should bo low enough to meet other
competition.
Amongst vegetables wo find onionH
qtiotod at $1.101.53 per cental. Pota
toes c per pound.
Hgg aro 2fic per dozen nnd demand
is good and supply moderate.
In tho meat market thnro is ro
strengthening feature shown and spot
Biipplios havo slowly, boot being nafior.
Quotobeof 3i:iJ livo and Co drcseod,
mutton 2lQ3c livo and Gc dressed,
veal 7Dc, liQgs 'l5c live and 7(8
droHsod, lambs S22 CO. Receipts for a
week for local account 90 lings, 180 cat
tle. ltl'Jolienp.
Dried fruit bears the following prices
Sun dried qunrtored apples 80c, sliced
10c, factory 1112, prunes 1012c,
French do 10c, graded do 10, 12c, pit
ted plums nominally 11 to 12c, peaches
11 to 15c, grapes .") to (lc, raisins $2.
Provisions. We qnoto for tho best
oity or country cured hums 101?llo ;
bacon 10ll,c, breakfast bacon 11J
12c; shoulder Gr.e7c. Kastern hums
WQlllJc; best local or Kastern lard in
tins 8J.)c.
Nearly all sorts of dried ft nits find
ready sale, apples and plums being
wanted. Values nro firm and not open
to early decline. Selling prices from
dealers nro: Sun-dried quartorod ap
ples nominally 78c, sliced 10c, factory
11 9 12c, prunes 10 12c, French 10c,
graded lU12o, pitted plums ll12c,
peaches 1 l(ii irc,grapcs 5J0c, penrfl 10c.
Hhles-We qonto: Dry hides. 11
loo, light salted UjGt7o. heavy do 78c,
dry kip ami calf l'JQj lie, salt Kip anil
caff He, salt veal 8c, valley doeiskms 20
0?!l5c for winter and summer, Kastern
Oregon lti(ff;20 for winter and summer,
shoepkins 75081.25 for short and long
wool, elk hidos 1820e, bcavor .2.50
:t.50, bearskinc, $1.50g. Tallow lc
for common.
Provisions Oity cured hams 10V to
lljo . bacon 10 to lie, shouldorsO to 7c:
Kastern hnms 111 to 11 ; lard 8V to k
Wool Market
Nr.w YoiiK.July IS. In wool the sit
uation remains unchanged, and tho gen
oral line of opeiations room to bo con
fined to a selection of stock based upon
regular coitMimptivo requirements.
Among sales during tho past week were
25,000 ounds of KnMcra Oregon at
20:i(k :i(),000 pounds territory nt
2I(rf20. 2000 pounds scoured California
at 2l!c.
I'liiiADKU'iiM. July IS. Tho maiket
has developed no impravemeut. Among
rales wore 10,000 pounds Montana 11 no
at 20c. 100,000 pounds Washington ter
ritory lino at ISc, 20,000 pounds territory
at 20V2I, 50,000 pounds Montana tine
and medium at 21c, 1000 pounds Cali
fornia heavy at l.'ljc.
II0-10N. July 18. Tho niatket con
linties dull. Among salen went 218.000
pounds teriitory at lS(rr;2rH 55,000
pounds Oregon at 17c.
Forcijni ana Wheat Markets.
I.omios, July 10. Weather tine.
Shipments of wheat fiom Calcutta,
llombay and Kurrachee during tho past
week to l. K ,12.500 qts; to tho Conti
nent, 50,000 qrs. ImiMirts into L. IC,
past week . Wheal, !HH5,000 qrs; Jlour.
155.1HK) bbls. Cargoes oil count, rlow.
Cargoes on pasago and for bhipment.
rather easier. Number of wheat car
goes arrived oil' coast since last report,
'J unmix r oUI 12; uuniber waiting.
12 U it winter, prompt shipment, !IOs
'. il . No. 2 spring, prompt shipment, ItOs.
Kuglii-h country markets, quiet but
steady. California cargoes nearly tine,
'A$ Oil. pmntpt shipment, !W.
Pauls, July 10. Spot wheat and llour,
lather easier. French country inaikels,
rather firmer.
Liverpool Grain Market?
LiVKitt'ooi, July 10. Wheat De
mand poor, holdcs oiler frvoly ; Califor
nia No. 1 7s 2d to 7s :td per cental ; red
western spring, lis 5d to IU I'kI. Corn,
steady; demand, fair: new mixed west
ern, is Jd.
Hops
In Now York chito the soaio about
tho roots has subsided and the plant is
progressing fairly well, with favorable
weather. Thero are rumors of tho dis.
covery of lico in some sections, but they
two not authenticated. Numbers of
yards havo boon plowed up, however,
ami lv IS HOW olimnusi Mini uiu nt-rviigu
has leeii diniiuishetl from 10 to 50 nr
01 nt. Under favorable conditions tho
vield will pivbibly amount to one-half
Iho 1885 crop, which Uuvitukkt's put
at 158,000 bales,
Tho crop oil the Pacific co.ut pnni
!bcb well, both ns to size and quality,
and a production of from 70,000 to 75,
000 bales is looked for, against 00,000
bales last yo.ir. A fow contracts for
1887 hops have beon made, but the
growcra havo put tho price up to 25c.
per pound, which is thought to be
higher than thu situation warrants, nnd
consequently littln is being done. The
coHt is almost drained of 18SG hop,
most of which have found a market in
tho cast.
Drawer's supplies of hops, aa a rule,
aro not heavy, and thoy will begin the
new season with ovcry littlo sulphif
stock. Altogether tho market is in n
healthy condition, but will bo very sen
sitive to unfavorable news front any ol
tho hop-producing centers.
Tho Rivor Bteamsrs.
On account of low water, tho stcamci
"Thrco Sisters" will bn substituted for
tho stoamcr "N. S. Bcntloy" on and nfloi
Wednesday, July 20th nnd will make
regular trips between Portland and Al
bany ;
Lenvo Albany Monday 1 A. M.. Port
land Wednesday, 7 a. m. Leave Alban.i
Thursday 1 v. M. ; Portland. Saturday 7
A. M. Arrive. Albany Thursday 12 noon.
Arrive Albany Sunday 12 noon.
Fi.iair the Sr.wints Thoy arp talk
ing about Hushing the sewers in San
Francisco nil thn time, and still it ie
only talk. In tlio meantime, many are
carried off by malarious diseases who
woulu boi alivo to-day if the cleanliness
of that city woro properly nttondod to.
Freso's Hamburg Tea is an excellent
medicine nt all times, as it fortifiics the
human body against tho bad efforts of
1I10 Kiis -on si)oisons which, thouch invisi
ble, r.ro floating in tho'air everywhere,
potent to destroy.
"WOOL. WOOL.
. BROWN & CO.,
PAY HIGHEST MARKET PRICE.
Sucks Furnished Free ol Charge.
S ILEJI, 0IIE00N !l COMMERCIAL STREET. Oppulte Ladd A Dushes DnV.
CHAS.
&C0.
Front, First ami 1 inc St., Portland, Or.
WHOLLQALU DEALtRS IN
HARD-
1 1 1
WARE,
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This Kdrr nsrer sne A mart si of rmrlt)
trcnKtli ntl wlinloomems. Mors rconomlnl thin
tin onlmiry kln.lt, n I cannot m sold In comtltlon
wl'li tliemultltudsol low teat, short ttelicht, slnni 01
i.hophle iiowuvr. sou only In cans, kuial.
llAKI.MJ roWOEIl CO., Ort Wall St.. N Y. decly
Oregon Pacific R. R Co.,
:?!Z .lilies Shorter !
:! Hours l-css 'lime !
A CCOMMOIIATIONS UXtUlll'AS.SKl' KOK COM.
Jort and SH) Fares slid Frolvht ! Y.qulna
iml tli Oregon Development Cos Stemlilii much
le.f than by nv uihr route lie en all (oli.it In the
Wlllanielte wllfy and rn FranHwo.
Ilallr I'ns.riixrrTritlii rxrriil sumliir
Uars Vaiiulns UA, M Uave Alb. 11 v, IUI0 1 11
AirleCoialllstU'A M. rrlioCortaflis,3j I'.M
Arrive Albany 11:10 A M lArrlve Ysitiina, a u I- 31
O. O. U.K. trains coniitct at Albany a-id Cortallls.
f.iUKbetvttcnCortalls and Kan fraud. o, rail slid
ralun, tit; tM and ttreraate, ft) SS Karrs IxUmii
AlliMiy an t K.nl'f.iHl.io an J, rail and cabin, 1 1 15,
tM and htceraEo, 10 XI.
cnAS o. noGUE,
A. O. 1. and V. Avent, C'onalll., Oregon.
W. M, 1IO.UI Ocneral ManaKer
Oregon Development Go.
I'lrat Claas Sltaiulili I.I tie bctnevn
YAQUINA BAY
SAN FRANCISCO.
Oonnrctlni; at .iulna xllh theOie.'Oi) I'aclflc It It Co
The Orik'Oii Dewtopment Co'sbteanuhl,s sail
fSOM 1A4I IS raiin aaa rnui.
Ma i
AX1
Will. Vallvv. at June I W III. VMcN. bt
Kattcrn Orviion. Sat 11 Eaalniiiirton,iiiiJHni
Wl'l, viic., lliura iu
Katttrn Oregon, r rl. :i
W11L Valley. Tued
KantcrnOiaKOii, Wed July C
Will, Vallrt.llniM
Kitvinriiun Kil
Hill "ey. nie
lU.tcinOrtvon, Wnt
TlieCoinniny rim-iws tn riu'ht to dunce ijllt'ij;
d). h II. TOIIY. Oen. Kt .V 1'ani Ak'ei t,
SOJ Montgomi-ry ht., bn Kranil'oo, Cil
WHEAT AND OATS !
UKCEIVKIl OS
STORAGE!
AT TIIK
Capitol Mills Warehouse,
North Salem.
The undrraljiied hatlue leased the above tloator,
lll 0rn the tame a a Public W'arvhoito llili seuuon,
I'or iartloilarsreitln.- aacasand ch.rves aipl) to
junt'f A. OIIAST, l.e.
JJ1IN HOLM.
W. II. ADAMS.
HOLM & ADAMS
Blacksmithing and Horse
Shoeing
45 State Street. Sale. Or..
TTorss Shoeluj a cU'lty Csrrlwes. Wajon,
rf and aU llndsol vehicles relml llhdUpiuh
and fa lh besl maimer. Qlrs us a call. Julylltt
Sa iTdlayy?f-'JftjTjgfjit j u
IRON,
"1 1 1
STEEL
.AND 5
FARM-MACHINERY.
Stilo Agents forOrojon, Wiuhluglon nnd N'onliorn Idalio for tho
BUCKEYE REAPER . AND . JVIOWER.
Tlicao Sfnchlncs aro too well known to need comment. Thousands of Farmers have usoit
tliom nnd Bieitlc of them with praUe. They aro the only Hnrvefttlng Mnclilnen
tlmt will (ilvo entire satisfaction to the purchaser.
MILLER'S NEW MODEL VIBRATING THRESHER,
PHCENIX STRAW BURNER ENGINE,
The mot r.nVctlvo nnd Hnrccsful Comblnntlon for Thrwihliig nnd Clennlns
Oralii ever Constructed.
M BUCKEYE STEEL . FRAME . TWINE- BINDERS. -
Tlio features tlmt dUtlnsiilxh'.hlHTwlne-llliidcr Is tho I.tghtncMot Dmn, combined rlthlts
r.xtrnorilliinryHtrenKUi and Durability, Tho IlliideriN of tho AloDy pattern, Hie only
really miccouful one yet known. Wo havo two at) les, the lllovntor Illnilor ntid the
lMnlform llludcr-both oxeellent both reenmmcuded by hundreds of patrons.
t m )tl t
yjKX eJgwaT aSjKaVi, .Is JFaM
f liflmEt E-!tokrZA
Schuttlor Farm Wagons, Dooro Plows,
Dooro Sulky Plows, Cook & Oo.'a Car
rloROS, I'lirotonsundTopDuKKlos, Four
Sprlns Mountain Wagons, Duokboard
, Huporlor Drills and Boodors, Corbln DIs J
1 I Harrows, Ilodgos'Ualnss Hondori,
Ilalsh Darbod Wire.
SEND FOB CIRCULAES.
THIS WEATHER
May suggest a New Suit. We have an Elegant
Line of
SPRING NOVELTIES.'
In Suitings, and' the prices will please you. Come
in and look at them.
G. W. JOHNSON,
235 Commercial Street Salem Oregon.
Ceau
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SALEM WOOD PUMPS)
W- will .i. er on bott or can at Salem, Oregon, puwpe at ths
fottowiiK price tor cath, or silp hy eipren f. O. D.
NO. I HOUSE WELL PUMP.
(IMent AntWrcciint Irott ents on all tumps )
T pnipt aie aliptnl to wellsN) feet deep or lets, and are de
nziud for haute i'llt. 1he ate made c( tlJxU) tiailKr: 5) Iu.
H.tr a mil .tioV. SUsiroketvt the hi.ulelll fill an
ordlntry water bucket.
ruur. ii'V or o, 1 rniii. ah ur nr 1 rampt
lintp I'orrrlaln Uulus.
o'vOt immi. T ft Ion.', T.W ejxd pumps, IU leet lone, I7.7S
' s 7 Jif " " 11 " " .W
. 1. ., t. 7. jo) " '" IS " " H.U
.V 1 pipe per loot. IJ cents. Couplings with bands 010 Je, tlOc.
NO. 2 STOCK PUMPS:
Tint pump are deil.'ned lor shallow !!: ill ralae water exlili Jd
'tct. 1 nrr lull elroko of the handle will nil an urtllnary water bucket.
The) pump are made of ! t rnuer, & Inch liore, and 11 Inch strole.
Tn arep.rletth and frees ni;.
CMSII ritll'B LIST OF xo. r PUMPS.
(All of iur No 2 Puui hate orvelaln lining.)
svs pump 7 leet lonf, .W.W I SxH pump., 0 feet lonjr, ft.SO
hv " i " " ll.COSS " 10 " " tO.Od
N.i Spipler foot, SO cent. Coupllms with baud, "(Teach 10 cU.
Deeo Well Pumas on Hand and Made to Order.
I'rkvs of Watfr Pit, at facton, Salem. Orevon Yellow Sr tliubor. Ul, J Imh bore. lr rx, 1.W;
,llowtlr linir I r, -J Inch bore, per Kd, l.W. AHofour aterpl is banded readj tola)
ill rumf. Illletl Krmly for helllur.
Address all orders to
PRESCOTT & FURBER,
Salem, Orctun,
G. SHINDLER CO.
FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS.
WHOLESALE AMI KfcTAlb UKALKlia iw
t Mmtfhliu t make Poullrr Ralsisf oltakle.
Teol mill fRlii:. Musi mentloolhU paper.
I 'oii . " ik,n""".-"
BEDDING, PARLOR SETS, SHADES and LOUNGES.
Warrr.mU flMl lhi-aa H.lrl..to leet, amtllw Irsjsil Hlrrel. f.rlUiKl. Or
..i-ro
issjsolfw" fMTfja"t
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