The record-union., 1892-12-16


to . 1s' Choice feed 81 50 10 81 S.;
on grades, 81 10 10 81 25; Black, 81 o5D
! 10 for common and 81 125a@1 20 for
choice for seed; Gray, 81 25@1 30; Red,
81 12%G1 20 r cu.
COBN-Business is quite limited. Quotable
at S1gl 0219 tor Large Yellow, 81 05@1 071a
Tor small Yellow and 81 o71aal 10 ? ctl for
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s25 5o@
oILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 q ton
from the mills.
CORNMEAL-BIilIers quote Feed at $3.50
20 y ton; nne kinds for the table, in large
and small packages, 35zG133Ic 2 ID.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at S17817 so
2 ton.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown, s4@
50i Yellow, S6@6 so; Canary imported,
81 15@5 ! 1252; DO, California, -; Hemp, sc ?
u; Rape. So 25@3 %: Timothy, 51@c q h;
Alfalfa, 61ag9c q n; Flax, 81 5092 ) . ctl.
MlDDLINGS-Quotable at S2O@22 50 per
ton.
HAY-We quote: Wheat and Oat, S8@1l:
Barley, S6@9; Oat, 500; fair 10 choice
Wheat, S9@13 SO; compressed, 5000;
stock, s. 5000 80; Alfalfa, Ss@1O so; Clover,
SO 9 p ton.
sfRAW-Quotable at 35@ 45c q bale.
HOPS -Quotable at 150lSc q 70.
MlLLSTU FFS-We quote: Rye Flour, $40;
Rye Meal. 3i4c; Graham Flour, sc; Oat-
meal, 4l3c; Oat Groats, sc; Cracked Wheat,
3t4c; buckwheat Flour, 5954c; Pearl Bar
ley, $40 &c 2 ID.
BRAN-We quote. Mol s14@14 50 . ton.
R1E-Quoiable at 81 121241 D Z Gil.
BUCKWHEAT- -QUotable al 81 1902 y ctl.
GROUND BAILEN-Quotablc ut $1,000
3 ton.
quote prices: Peerless, 600 zoe; Early Rose,
55@65c; River Reds, 10000: River Bur-
bank, 5O@65c z cti; Salinas Burbanks, 9Cc@
81 20 = cu; oregon BurDanks, a5eGSi 10;
Garnet Chites, o0g75c = ctl; Sweet, 7vctg
81 p cti.
oNIONs-Prices hold up steadily at range
OF 9Oc@Sl p ctl.
DRIED Passive quote; Green. 81 75a
l s0 Biackeye, 81 6O@1 10; Niles, 81 6uD
BEANs-Bayos. 50 1902 so; Butter, 50 20
az 50 for small and o3 for large; Pink,
81 9O@l 95; lied, 50 4C@2 so; Lima, - SO
TO - 80; Pea, 50 1902 90. Small White,
SO soto - so; Large White, s. 25@2 30 2
NEGETA LES-AIost of the tomatoes now
on the market are poor ana worthless. Aspara-
gus, 25c 2 II; khubarb,-c q 10; Mushrooms, ;
Gle q il for common and 15@25c = ID Tor
Buttons; Tomatoes, 25Gg &c r. uo&; luIhipS,
cog 0c cti; Beets, &c q sack; Carrots, iced,
40N41C; Parsnips, 81 % q cIl; Cabbage, = 5U
@sOc; Garlic. 11.c = II; Cauhhower, 6 4
dozen; iry PEPPERS, G@Sc u N; Dry OKra,
12l q q; Marrowtat Squash, 3I@7 y ton.
FRESH FRUlT-tair demand prevails for
Apples, the supply being abundant. Lady
Apples, $2@2 80 z box; Grapes 2O0 &c 4
box; PersnnmOns, 900 sc H. box; Apples,
5Oc@Sl for common 10 good and 81 25@I 90
Tor choice; M0Unlain Apples, 81 5OG2 2 box;
Pears. 25c@Sl 20 Z box; tranberries, 9l0@
CIRRUS FRUIT-The supply of Oranges
is quite large. shipments coming from nearly
all directions. The Irulj Is mostly green and
sales are slow in consequence. We quote
the following prices: AeEican LINES, $50
3 so; California LINES, 4O960c; Lemons,
Sicily, 50 0O4G; California Lemons, 81 300
80 for common and s. 5OW1 for good TO
choice: Bananas, 81 00@2 50 q bunch;
HAU&iian Pineuppes,-@-R q dozen; Mexican
PinoappleS, > GO p dozen; Mexican Oranges,
81 5O@2 2 box; Mandarin Oranges, 5O@ S sc
y box; Duarte N0Vels, S3@3 90 p box; River
side Navels, S3Q3 90 z box; riverside Seed
lings, S2G2 80 q box; " inters' Seedlings,
small boxes, 5C@75ci Fresno Seedlings,
81 1908 p box; OrOville Navels, S3@3 90 p
box; Droville seedlings. S2W2 30 T box.
DRIED FRUIT-We quote as follows Dates,
5l2@Cc 2 70; Apples, sGu-urled. -. @4c: 40,
sliced 4M4Lsc; do, evapOrated. in boxes, 71ad,
SIC = ID: Pears, bleachcd, oG6c for sliced, 3@s
&c Gor Quartered and Sc Tor eVapOrated; Pears
unbleached, 3@4c Tor sliced and 29219c for
quartered; Figs, SC for pressed and o@4c for
impressed; PrGnes, $40 re for small, $40
SIC for the lour sizes AM 9jz91Oc for the
ntlh size Of 5O960s; Pitted PluIns, 8. 0lOc;
unpitted Piums, 15@5c; White Nectarines
1U@12c; Rel Nectarines, Sol Oc q h; bleached
Peaches, 1s@11c; sun-dried Peaches, Ga7c p
b; Apricots. I131Ic for Royal and SOL &c
tor Moorparks; Grapes, 11a92!!4c q n.
RAlSlNS-QuOtaple as iOlOws: London
Layers, 81 25@1 so; loose Muscatel. S1@
1 % in boxes and ? 2i4@o1ac p II in sacks.
NCIS-We quote as follows: CheStnutS,
L
9@J12c for soft shell and 11@12c Z ib for
paper shell; Chile Walnuts, S@9c: California
Almonds, 12@12l4c for soft shell, 607c for
hard shell ana 14@15c Tor paper shell; Pea
nuts, 3I5@4c; Hickory Nuts, "a - C; Filberts
Toe; Pecan. c@1Gc lor small ana 14@1Uc for
large, Brazil Nuts, S@1Oc; Pine Nuts, SdlOc
4 h; Cocoanuts, $3g5 80 2 hundred.
HUNEN-Wc quote: Comb, 10913c;
amber extracted, 7a &c; dark, 6@7c; water
white extracted, T1zaSc = ID.
BEEsWAX--Qdotable at 28@25c p h.
BUTYER-Prices areIsnowing easier feeling
Fancy creamery, 32933c; fancy dairy,
- @3Ic; good to choice, 23@27c; COM
mon grades, 1S@22c; picked roll. 2O@2lc:
keg 2O@21c; Eastern, ladle-packed, LEG
Iec; Eastern creamery, 25@271ac y b.
CHEESE - Firm IN price. We quote
as follows; Choice to francy new, 10
@1215c; fair to good, S@gc; Eastern, ordi-
nary 10 fine 1o912c; do. fancy creamery, 3
Ollie = ID.
EGGS-Suppiies of Eastern are fast declin-
ing, but stocks OF domestic product are quite
liberal. California ranch. 35637%c; store
lots, 2G@3213c; Eastern, 2592715c Z dozen tor
fair TO good and %oG5Oc tor choice.
POULlEH-a uUtatiOnS remain easy, the
market being well stocked with both domestic
keys-Gobblers, 14915c; Hens. 14a1 SC;
dressed, 1G@l7c p ID; BOOSTERS, S5@5 so Tor
old and S5@5 so Tor young; Fryers, 81 $685.
Broilers. SAGA 8 for small and 81 5O@5 for
large; Hens, S5@6; Ducks, $5@7; Geese, $40
2 SO 2 pair.
GAME-NTeets with good custom. We
quote as loHOWS. quail, IOCQSl. Mall
lars, 1903 so; sqrig, 50 2592 SO; Wi'dgeonii,
81 75@2; Teal, 81 55@2; Small Ducks
81 25@1 so; English Snipe, 81 25@l so:
common Snipe, 75c9S1; White Geese, 81 25@
l so; Gray Geese. 81 30@3; Brant 81 500
! 75; Hare, 81 25&1 so; Rabbits, Si@1 20
q dozen.
PROVIsIoEs-we quote as follows: East
ern Hams, 14@141ac; California refrigerator
cured Hams, 13@l 4c; Eastern Breakfast Ba-
con, 2L115c; California Bacon heavyand
medium, "a 13c; DO, light l3@14c; do, ex-
ira light, 14Nl5c; do. clear sides, l261 2IIc
2 IL; Pork, extra prime. 81 I@14 30; do, prime
mess, log , so; do. mess. S1701 S: do. clear
$40 5O@2O so; DO, extra clear, S20@21 q bol;
Pigs Feet, S12 so z bbl; Beef, mess, 81 SOC
5; do, extra mess, - 5O0g: do family
$40 50@11; extra do, S12@12 90 p Dbl; do
smoked. 10M@l1c; Eastern Lard, tierces
91g@I &c; pals; l2G1 sc; California, tierees
IO}a9l1c half bbls, 11@1115c; tins, 111s@
l2c; pals, Ion, 1114912c; do, OH, 1154@
12l4c p ID.
WU6L-We quote Spring:
Eastern Oregon. 2d11c
Valley oregon Sg21c
We quote Fail:
Humboldt and Mendocino. .1411 SC
Southern Lambs, good to Choice. S91Oc
Plains So Sc
Mountain Fall 9g11c
40, deceive So sc
Northern Lambs 1@13c
HIDES AND sKINs-QuotabIe as follows:
Sound. Culls.
Heavy steers. SINS up, p n 7}za-c 8 @61&c
-iietAlllliL sS.IGAS. AZ " Op AoSsO u tJ2es-
Light, 30 TO 5 bs................415@- $40
Cows e1415 318@-
Stlgs........- ..-,-........-.........-.4 d O
kips, II to 80 tbs...-.......-.....4 q O.
Veal skins. 10 to l z fbs....5 a O.
Calf Skins, > to 10 fbs....-...,7 O. 3 O.
/ Dry Hides. usual selection, &c; Dry kips do,
sc z , p; Calf Skins, DO, Sc; CqlI Hides, KIP
do. short, 4097oe each; do. medium, 70@90c
each; do, long wool, 90c@S1 40 each; Deer
Skins, summer, 712c; do, good medium, 800
Ffn min r. -ffa
3Uqooc apiece for prime TO perfect, 1902 &C
/ for damaged, and 5M10c ach for kids.
TALLOW-Quotable as follows: Refined.
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Meat Market.
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