The record-union., 1899-11-08
COMMERCIAL. /.
SPECULATIVE WHEAT SLIGHT.
LY HIGHER.
The Barley Market Continues Very
Quiet for Spot and Futures
-Oats Steady.

The strength which appeared in the
local speculative market for Wheat yes
terday continued at the opening to-day
and prices ranged slightly higher, in SYM
pathy with early strength in the Chicago
market Afterward small reaction In
Chicago caused little setback at this
end, but the former market soon recov-
cred it's firm tone and local prices became
sitter. The local Barley market continued
very quiet for spot and futures. In the
country shippers are known to be steady
buyers and are paying good prices. Re-
ceipts to-day were 5000 centals. Oats
We're in fairly good demand and STEADY.
The Government is relieving the markIs e9
centals including 2,715 centals Oregon NO
Corn nor Rye arrived. Buckwheat Is mod
erately active at the quoted prices
Produce Quotations.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for Family
Extras Per and MasSingto
''ss Shipping Wheat. !slosN per ctl
for No. l and sl.05 for choice; Milling,
''i B8.AzKfsLEYEFeed, 75@s5c per ctl: Brew
ing, sOc@s1 per ctl; chevalier. sLo591.1S per
oATIFeed, 81 .o5al. 20 per ctl for Red.
81. 171aI1 80 for good to choice White and
81. 0719G1. 121s for off grades; sl72c@$l; 10 for
Black and Ao7a1 12 3s,p per 81 ct for Oregon
CORN-In sacks: Large Yellow, M.071s
@1 10 per ctl; do White, $1.07la@1. 10; Mixed.
s. O5@i. V1a; Small Yellow. nominal.
E KGGcKMfT s:scasaeS psr per er ct
BRAN-s17@1S per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$19 Q20.50.
ROLLED BARLEY-$1S@19 per ton.
OATMEAL-$4.25 per 100 lbs:
ROLLED oATg;sasas per Dbl for
weod and $500 3 fST sacks ner tom wheat
and Dat. s750d1o; oat, s7@s; Barley, $5Q
8: Clover, O.; Alfalfa, ss sSglo %; stock toa
sSg5; 50; compressed aSa Hay XII, a6oas per ton
dunn, 1og11c for prime, and n@l2c for
BEANs-Round lots, Bayo, s2.s5@2 Is
per ctl; Butter nominal; Lima, A.90@5;
Pea, s2.75Q3; Small White, g. 1903; Large
White. s. ao@2 %: Biasksye NS@ - 50; BED aS
Il P 81 Rs5 S. prices: Early Rose.
nominal; giysr Reds; 5s9sSe; Ri yer Bun s1G
per Ell; sweet Potatoes, 5oc@s1 per ell.
9 1HG2TABIEse GER ssl Peas. sa5c per
per box; String Beans, 4@7c per 10; do.
Lima box Gse per M Egg d Rsnt ter Soe
psr Soa psq Squash ASK $3.50 b ' tom
STsam sqgsssh 2e g ana eSa eg psr
box; Mushrooms. 3al5c per 70.
FRESH FRUITS-Appies-35c LIS per
box.
Berries = Strawberries, O. per chest
for small and s2G250 for large; Blackber-
ries, @ per chest; Raspberries. $5Q6 per
e febsrfe Iog sc per s. $500
8 per Dbl; extra do, $4,000; Oregon do,
81. 5O@2.25 per box.
Grapes-Table. varieties, 35qS5c per box
or oroto sQTna fancy selling higher. Wine
Grapes, nominal
Pears-75c@$1.2 per box.
PersimmonS-75c@N per box.
Pomegranates-e0a7 per box, as to
ouinces-5o a75c per box.
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges, Washing
ton Navels, So. 1906 box; Mexican Lines.
s4d450 per case; California Lemons. SIG
Is for common to good, s2.5GQ3 for choice
and $3.50 for fancy; Grape Fruit, s2.5oQ4
p TROPICAL FRuIT-Bananas. 81. 5o@2. 80
per bunch; Pineapples, N50Q3 per dog;
Smyrna Figs, O. per 10; Persian Dates.
'' BRfE IS FsfRu1TaNew crop-Apricots,
1o1zd12c per p for Royals and 14alsc for
Moorpark. Ps s1 ,u unp peeled zqsG PC,
for fancy: do peeled. n1s@1Asc per 10;
Apples, 61a07lac per 10 for evaporated and
l1z@5s for sun dried; Pl 1Il pitted, shQ7c
6leached; Pears. s!z@sc per 10 for quarters
and 8Q10c for halves; Nectarines, 8Q81ac
per 10 for red and sQ1oc for white; Figs,
364c per ID for black and 6Q615c for white
Prunes. in sacks, SC per 10 for 40 sos, 4hc
for 50-6Vs, 3slc for 60-70s 34c for 70-S0's !,
&c for s0-s0s and DC for so-100's.
RAISINS-The California Raisin Grow
ers' Association established the following
grades and prices for Thompson's Seed
less and Sultana Raisins on September IL,
1899: Bleached Thompson's-Fancy, per
ID, loo; choice, &c; standard, Sc; prime, &c;
unbleached Thompsons, per ID, &c. Sui
tanas-Fancy. per 10, SIC; choice. nc;
tanas, per 10, sc. Discount for cash ~
per cent. Payments as per terms of pack