The record-union., 1892-12-13
firm. Poultry receipts are liberal. Dried Pro-
visions are firm and in good demand.
Produce Market.

WHEAT-The week opens on a very quiet
market, with the outlook not promising for
any very marked activity for the next few
Gays Prices still show ease. lQuotable at
81 2J@l 26A Z ctl for good to choice ship
ping, ana /, 81 330@1 3213 ecu for milling.
BAhLEY-Ihere was some trading this
morning, butit was of small proportions. We
quote; Feed, soc q ctl FOR dark coast, Si14c
Tor good quality and o21ac for choice; Brew
Ing, S71a955c 2 ctI; Ches alier, 81 13@1 ia
grades.
OATS-Businessc continues to be provokingly
dull. We quote: Surprise, 81 4591 50;
milling, 81 35aI 371% Fancy feed, 81 3715
al 10; good TO choice feed, 81 30 10 81 30;
OIL grades, 81 10 10 81 20; Black, - o59
10 for common and 81 IL a@1 20 Tor
choice for seed; Gray, 81 25g1 so; Red,
COKN-OHerings are still more or less neg
Yellow, 81 o5@1 10 for Small Yellow and
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at s25 5o@
oILcAKE AIEAI.-Quotable at $50 q ton
from the mills
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at $3.50
526 p ton; tine kinds for the table, in large
and small packages, 314@335c p 10.
2 ton.
50; Yellow, SG@6 80; Canary, imported,
81 1908 1213; do. California, =; Hemp, sc y
U; Hape, - 25@3 70; Timothy, 51ac 2 h;
MISUNDERSTANDING at SIS 5O922 per
ton.
ITAY-We quote: Wheat and Oat. S8@11;
Barley S6@9; O2t, $7@10; fair to choice
Wheat, s. 5O@13; compressed, $9@ll;
stock, 50 5096 90; Alfalfa, $500 so; Clover,
Se91O ? ton.
sfRAW-QuotabIe at 85@45c p bale.
HOPS-Quotable at 16@19c 2 ID.
MlL-LSpUtkS-We quote: Rye Flour, 334c;
Rye Meal, SIC; Graham Flour, SIC; Oat-
meal, 412c; Oat Groats, &c; Cracked Wheat,
354c; Buckwheat Flour, 5951ac; Pearl Bar
lev, 3l5(0 nc = h.
BRA-N-We quote No. !, S13 5o914 = ton.
R1E-QuotaDle at 81 1891 5 4 ell.
BUCkW WHEAT-Quotablea at 81 1902 p ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at $4,000
2 ton.
POTATOES were quite large to-
day, and lower prices are likely to prevail by
tomorrow. Arrivals to-day footed up 1O,5OO
zks, OF which 5000 SKIS came nom Oregon.
We quote: Peerless, 700 S5c; Early Rose,
bank, 50@7Oc q ctl; Salinas Burbanks, S1@
l 80 d. cJl; Oregon BurbankS S5c0Sl 10;
Garnet Chiles G5975c p ctl; Sweet, 4OG75c.
ONIONS-:Are doing better-Quotable at
6O99Oc q ctl.
D8IED PEAs-We quote; Green. 81 75@
l 50; Backeye, 81 COOL 20; Niles, 81 GOO
BEANS-Bayos, 50 1902 80: Butter, 50 40
a. So for small and 50 for large; Pink,
81 9O@l 50; Red, S2-40G2 80; Lima, 50 20
10 50 so; Pea, So 45a2 90: small White
cti eli - ~ - - la = " '-'''' p ''0'' % .
VEGETABLES-N arrivals Of Asparagus
LulN morning. G quote: Asparagus, ID
&C ib; Rnubarb,-9-c g 10; Mushrooms, )
g1Oc T. ID for common and l2@20c Tor good
to choice; Lima Beans, 2@1c = b; Egg Plant,
50 75c 0 box; Green Peppers, 4O@75c .
toE; Tomatoes, 35975c II box; Turnips, 65
a DC 2 ctl; Beets. 1Jc = sack; Carrots feed,
4OQ40c; ParsnipS, 81 20 2 ctl; Cabbage, 50
@eOc; Garlic, 112c q 70; Caulihower, 75c p
dozen; Dry Peppers, 7@Sc 2 ID; Dry Okra,
12Mc q b; MaTrOwtat Squash, 9+@7 q ton.
FRESH FRUII-SOme fine specimens Of
Lady Apples are on the market, being sent in
for "a mot rs foil tnrr-r.
Lady Apples, S192 80 2 box, Grapes, ,25@ 75c
2 box; Peraimmons, 5U@ 5c q box; Apples,
4Oc@S1 Tor common to good ana 81 25d 50
for choice; Mountain Apples, 81 5O@2 q box;
Fears, 25c@$1 20 q box; Cranberries. S1O@
il 2 bbl.
CITRUS FRUIT-Mexican Lines. $50
90; California Lines, 5O975c; Lemons.
Sicily, S6G7; California Lemons, s. 5O@4 for
common ana S5@6 for good to choice. Ba-
nanas, 81 5O@2 80 2 bunch; Hawaiian Pine
apples, o p uoLen; Mexican PineappleS,
S4G6 = dozen; Mexican Oranges, 81 5O@2 p
box; AanGarin Oranges, 6O@90c p box; Xiv
ersiue NaVels. S3 0OM4 q box; culls and
windfalls, 81 25@1 so p box; Winters Seed
lings, small boxes, 70c@S1; Fresno Seedlings,
- 1906 z box.
DRIED fRUIT-We quote as follows: Dates,
D 9Gc p 10; Apples, sun-dried, 3 4 94c; do,
sliced, 4@419c do, evaporated, in boxes, 7a8c
2 ib;. Pears, bleached. 5@6c for sliced, 3G5c
Tor quartered and Sc for eVaporated; Pears,
unbieached, 394c lOr sliced and 2d215c for
quartered; Fig, sc for pressed and a@}Ic for
impressed; Prunes, 6160g 12c tor small, $40
SIC for the four sizes and y15GglUc for the
nth size OF 5O@60s; Pitted Plums. glZ@1Oc;
urpitted Plums, 2%d5c; White Nectarines
1O@12c; Red Nettarines, S61lOc p IL: bleached
Peaches, T91Oc; sGn-dried Peaches, 6dTc "a
ID; Apricots, 11@14c for Royal and 159IGc
for Moorparks; Grapes, 2@2I fc p II.
RAlSINS-tlu luOtaDle as follows; London
Eayers, 81 25@1 30; loose Muscatel, S1@
l 25 in boxes and 2M@4c p IL in sacks
NUTS-We quote as follows: Chestnuts,
1s@ Sc Z ID; Walnuts 6aSc for hard she'll
9@9%c Tor SOFT shell and ll@12c Z ID for
paper shell; Chile Walnuts, S4gc: California
Almonds, 12@12Ac for soft shell, 6@7c for
hard shell ana 14@1 sc Tor paper shell; Pea
nuts. 3I2@4c; Hickory Nuts, 16ec tilberts,
1Oc; Pecan. s61Oc Tor small ana 11@16c for
large Brazil Nuts, 9@1Oc; Cocoanuts, So to
So % r hundred.
HONEY-We quote: Comb, 1O@1215c;
amber extracted e; dark, &C; wafer white
extracted, 7lsGSc p H.
BEEsWAX-Quotabl at 28@25c q h.
Bl IIEh-Ihe week opens on fairly good
trade at unchanged prices. We quote as fol-
dairy, 1903 c; good to choice. 23921c; COM
mon grades, 1S922c; picked roll, 2O@23c;
keg, 209221ac; Eastern, ladle-packed, 16@
1Sc; Eastern creamery. 25@271zc p b.
CHEESE-We quote: Choice to francy new,
9@11c; fair to good, 74Sc; Eastern, ordinary
to fine, 10G12ci do, fancy creamery, 13@14c
{, 10.
EGGS-Free offerings of domestic product.
We quote: California ranch, 35@37Iqc; store
lots, 271@g33c; Eastern, 24G26c q dozen for
fair to good and 2o@3Oc tor choice.
POULTRT-Market weak y carload of East
ern arrived today, and one or two more cars
are expected this week. We quote as follows:
Turkeys-Gobblers 14@I5c; Hens 14a15c;
dressed, 16@17c 2 n; boosters. S5R6 tor old
and S5@5 50 for young; Fryers S5G5 so:
BrolerS, S4@ 2 for small and 81 5Oa5 for
large; Hens, S5@6; Ducks, S5@7; Geese, $40
= 50 u pair.
GASIll-Moderate arrivals only this morn
ing. We quote Quail, 81; MaIlard So 750
81 1902 90; small Ducks. 81 50@1 rs; Eng
lish Snipe, 81 75@2; common Snipe, 75c@S1;
White Geese. S1@l Is; Gray Geese, So 75@
Rabbits, SI91 20 2 dozen.
PRONISIONS-We quote as follows: East
ern Hams, 14@141%c; California refrigerator
cured Hams, 100 Il; Eastern Breakfast Ba-
con, 1214@15c; California Bacon, heavy and
medium, 2G13c; do, light, 139l4c; do ex-
ira Light 14al5c; do. clear SIDES, 12@1215c
3 10; Pork. extra prime. 81 I@14 30: do prime
mess, 1915 80; do, mess, S17t91S: do, clear
S19 5O62O so; do, extra clear, S2O@21 = bbl;
Pigs Feet, 81 2 so q bbl; Beef, mess, 81 500
$40 5u@1l; extra do, S12@l2 so ? bbl; do,
smoked. 10i4Gl1c; Eastern Lard, tierces
9l2gl11ac; pals, l2@13c; California, tierces.
lO1a9 lie; half bbls, 11@1155c; tins, 1IL@
IL r 10.
WOoL-We quote Spring:
Eastern oregon. GA &c
Valley oregon
We quote Fan:
southern Lambs, good to choice. s@1oc
iaiIls 4 ttll;.. 60 sc
Mountain Fall, tree. gd1lc
tt tit' - S',----.- Sd &c
Northern Lambs,
do, del ell g110c
HIDES AND SkINS-QuotabIe as follows:
Heavy steers. 57fbs up, ? n. .7js9" aGI5c
Medium Steers. iG to 90 bs.6 a. 4156-
Light, 40 TO 10 5fbs................41a9- $40
cows lg41a 3129-
S @ 3 O.
kips, l. to so tps.................4 O. 3 @
Veal skins 10 10 = bs..--.5 a. a
Calf Skins, 3 to o f5s....-....7 a s G
Dry Hoes. usual Selection, sc; Dry Kips do.