The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10


to market. We heard of one lot of 80
that were sold at s cents per h., live
weight. Small lots of extra good. will
sell at 10 cents per lb. But few geese
have been sold or offered and those
brought 81 per dozen. The market
could be quoted at 81 10 So 90 per doz.
Ducks are heing offered freely and prices
range according to size and condition.
One buyer says $3 o. to So 90 per doz.
another says 81 90 is the average. The
Dalles market is governed largely on the
Portland quotation, as purchases are
made by dealers for that market.
Potatoes are said to lie scIr.e, and are
firm on quotations. The general belief
is that prices will steadily advanre as
the season passes. Some few orders
have been filed west of the mountains
and shipped to this city within .tbe last
few days, which lave supplied the pres
ent demand.
Beef cattle quotations remain Un-
changed, mutton is very firm and is
said to be short OF supply, with better
inquiry, and prices looking up. Five
dollars was paid for some large fue
sheep during the week.
The wheat market is without change,
prices have been fairly steady for the
week past. Foreign and eastern mar
kets show nothing that is encouras ing,
save they are steady with now and then
a feverish pulse. Eeports from Chirago
are that the wheat blockade is not en-
tirely clear, and that buyers are shy.
In Portland and San Francis,o there is
no change in quotations. The Dalles
market quotations are above other mar
kets in proportion. We quote &c ior
No. 1, aud SIC for No. 2.
REAL ESTATE.
The interest in politics the week past,
has been the cause for a stagnat-on in
real estate transactions. The transfers
have been less than the week beio e, on
that account.
PRODUCE MARKEF
Portland quotes valley whclt at
81 25, Walla Walia at 81 Tx to 81 20
pei cent.
The D-.lle1 ma lcs is ste..dy at go TO
G.: cents per bus. ;oc No. 1, and 81 to 30
ceots per bus. for No. and No. 8.
BAELEY-Tre me- cket is nearly lifeless
barley, prices are down to 20 and rs
cats per 100 lbs.
OATs-The olt market is stiff and o.
ieripgs are light at 81 % cents per JC0
lbs. Rye rs cent? per bIshel.
MIGLsTUFFs-Bran s1G shorts ace
dilnss 500 so to $28 90 per ton. Eolled
ba ley, $23 90 to $24 90 per IN. She'll
ed .ofn 81 % per 100 lbs.
FLoUE-Salem mills -four is quoted at
$5 so per bJrrel. Diamond brand at
So 90 per bbl. per ton and 81 90 er bbl.
IetLil.
HAy-Timo5by hay ranges in PIE
from $12 90 10 $50 90 per ton, ac ordiug
to quality and condit.or. Wheit hav is
in full stock on a lipt c.i demsud at
SO 90 to $12 90 ne. :on. The is no
inquiry for OF bay, enc p. ,t,c1 are off.
Alfalfa hay is not mu, y r,'icd for, ant
is quoted at $40 90 10 $'2 90 per ton.
These quotSt:ons aIe foe b1:led hay e.
clusivelv.
/ BJc1EE-Fresh roll buliec is 10 far
supply at so TO 55 rents per roll, jn brine
or d,y salt we qUoie 20 to IS cents Ter
Ioll.
Ee cs-The egg market is ge,t pg SHOT
10 supply and good I"esh eggs ind ,e.ds
sale at 23114, cents Fer Gozen cash.
PoU.tEy-Tbere is Esic deraud 4. .
fowls for home markeo and for sn:o-
meht to Portland. Chickens are quoted
at 50 90 10 s.: 90 per dozea; turkeys s
10 10 ceats pee ~; gee1e 81 70 IS per doz.
aLG ddcts S33 10 s. per dozen.
GsEE x MI .TolJ-Eees cattle is N
mode.aie demand at 81 rs per 100
wei ,1t g os3 10 - % for extra good.
| Mutton is beld at an advance of last
years price1 and is quoted at $3 80 20
81 70 per head. Pork oGeiings q g
| Fight and plices are nominal at to a.
gross weight ard cents dressed.
STAPLE GROCERIES,.
CoFFEE.-Costa Rica, is quoted at 90 &c
per Ib., by the sack. S.rl7sdore, pc.
Arl1ucEl lrs, 2Jc.
sUeAR-Golden G, in bbls or sacx :.
SIS 90; Extra G, SIS 10 DIV G. anulaied
| Sc 16; In boxes, D. g., in so Id boxes,
So 90. e. G, 81 s.. &C 81 75
SvRUP-S2 00@2 75 pr kcg.
| RloE-Jlpln 1"e, 61s@Ic; Island,
ice, cts.
EEANs-;smail whites: 1905 C; Pint,
4@4Iisc per 100 lbs.
sAIr-Liverpool, 5Olb 81, Csc; I00,b
SIX, 81 10; 200lb SIX, 81 90. Stock salt,
%l6 90 per ton.
DRIED Fr UtrS-Italian prdnes, 12c per
| lb, by box. Evaporated apples, Zoe Pc
lb. Dried grapes, 9@l0c per pooud.
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.
PoTAToEs-Peerless, Buffalo whites,
Snowflake and Burbank seedlings quoted
ct 81 % per 100 lbs.