The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-06-26

The Indications are that the mar
ket on 1925 will in the course of the
next month or two work down to
something Xix. a 20 cent basis, ind
|some members of the trade are figur.
ing on an even lower price level. In
all the producing countries of the
world hop crop prospects are said to
be favorable, and the outlook there
fore is for an output well above tho
average of recent years.
Evidence that the growers as we'll
as the dealers are looking for lower
level of values on the coming crop "
found in their willingness under those
they We're demanding a few weeks
ago. The producers now are said to
be more or less generally disposed
TO sell ahea at prices around %
cents, but the dealers are not in the
market in any active way for con-
tracts at these figures. the demand
all around being very limited.
General Quotations
The general market is as follows:
Kalispell hard wheat flour, sack. $1.65
Dutch mill .......... -. $3.50
Yakima Best, per sack ..... .$1.46
Minnesota Blend, hard wheat ..$1.5O
Prosser flour, per sack. 80. $3.50
Washington hard wheat flour :. .$1.45
Kennewick Best, patent flour ...$1.l5
Alfalfa, ton, wholesale. IS. 90 a $500
Wheat hay, per ton -. 49, 90 q $500
Timothy hay, per ton -. $40 to SIS
Potatoes, per ton ..$S to I'll
Onions, per ton. 1928
Fruits, Vegetables, Groceries, Retail
Creamery butter, Id ...35c, 2 for CSC
N SN
Eggs, per dozen ...... .25c
Cheese, Wisconsin, pound. 200
Brick cheese, pound, ........... .36c
Imported Swiss cheese. pound. 400
Limburger cheese. pound ...... ..25c
Oregon cheese ...-.. $50
Dill pickles, dozen. ....... 400
Strawberries, west side. 2 for 25c
Strawberries. Yakima. at. >. 3 for csc
but scarce.
Blackberries ........ .10c
Bananas, dozen ........ .30c and $50
Lemons, Dozen. ....... 800
Oranges, dozen. .....25c, 40c and SOC
Florida grape fruit. .1To
California grape fruit. 1888 for Csc
Iu"nlps, per buncn. &c
Beets, bunch. ................5 Sc
Apples for tab'~ use 3 lbs. for csc
Cooking apples. .....I lbs. for 25c
Sauerkraut, per pound. ......... 80
Cauliiiowcr, he-~.. 15c @20c
Aspai agus. ........... g lbs. for 25c
CucuEbsls. for 15c
Artichokes $3.50. ........ 80. .~.,.10C
carrots. per bunch. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DO
Gooseberries. per gallon. ...40o
[ & u -. 2 & \
nbarb, lunch .,........ Q for 15c
tomatoes, per pound. 200
New spuds. 4 lbs for. s...@25c
Eeas. pound fOr15C
Beans, per pound 49,. :. Lie
Lettuce, per head :. 100
Onions, per pound. ..33hc
Potatoes, per cwt :. 81
Wafnats (new), per pound. 49,. ). .s25c
Almonds (new), per pound. $3.50. .2so
Hickory nuts, per pound. 1850
Pecans, per pound. ESQ
Brazils, per pound $500. $50
Hazel nuts, per pound. ESQ
Chestnuts, pound. $3.50. $50
Sugar, II pounds for. -. 800
Meats-Prices Paid Producers
Live hogs, pound. ..7Rc to 7%c
Dressed Hogs. pound. ...9h C to 10c
calves, pound. .10c O. 2c
Mutton sheep (alive), lb. .4Kc to4Ac
D. essod mutton, Cund.. sac to 90
Beef. cow. per 100. .... $3.50 to $500
steers, hundred. ..So.25 a. SIS
Dressed cows. pound. .....Shc@shc
Dressed steers. pound. .10c % lie
Spring chicken. pound. ...,16 to 1Sc
Live Hens, pound 49,. ..Sc
Live ROSTERS, pound 80
Lard, 10-pound can $50
Hams, per pound ..... es17c
Bacon, per pound. .2oc q 2sc