The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-10-28
NORTHWEST MARKET REPORTS;
GENERAL CROP CONDITIONS

FOHf LRNR MSHEE .
sss sd sss III. fs Ss5 sss. iss
6sfs--Ne 1 white, feed. yz47s.
Bsxyey-So. feed, szs7s; brewing.
Hiiitssa-sPet PRICES: Bran. II per
cern-who5e. 1915 per ton; cracked,
y,lI.y sinsssgs sisSis: slfsiss istsS
1850; cheat, 5000; oats and vetch. sl1a
vssstabIs . s. 4, 7 e. zsgsoe per
as pT ps sare ass Rsn @
Rorsersdish, i ioc per pound: esulif1owsr,
7sc0$l2s; Lima beans. s6sc; celery. coo
Green Fruits-Psaches, 4sQssc per box;
watermeIons, 1q111c per pound: apples.
i bos elape per per- rate esr
bas. NC per pound; cranberries. $500
per sack: sweets. II sSSs per hundred
Exss-orsFon ranch. buying prices: No
1oS 81 S pae z s1 so No. ase per dozen
&c; turkeys. 17Q1sc: ducks, white no
Butfer-city CREAMERY cubes. extras
selling at 31hc: ftrsts. zsc; prints and
cartons. extra Prices paid to producers
quality; butterfaf, premium quality. ssc
| No ] average quality. Bic, No 2, z9c-
yeal-Fancy. loY1ohc per pound
H sgsnl1ssA sr eS' sSaE Ps' PEI Pound
Hides-salted hides 15c: salted kip, 15c
saifed calf. 1sc; green hides. 134cs greer
s DIP e sss; Zee Essn calf ise dfy hides 1'e
wes o OREGON, ls9zse; Valley
0o rt0r
csscara Bsrk-oid and new, sH64
dry short,roolsd peifs. ii4e; dry shear
finRs. 10015c each, salted shearlings. 1bf
CSC each; dry goat, long hair. isc each
say peas sepssmSef 1seasIs
cattle-cbosce steers. ,s.so97; medium
steers ssasSs1 ES sh1lee eoTs; os,
Ss7s0Ias; heIfers, ys-5o6s; bulls, fss
$50; stays. s45oq5 5. IS.
Hogs-Light. $s-7s91lo; heavy. $s-1ss
sheep-wethers. t47s9szs: ewes. s4i
$50: lambs. $5.5o67-17s-
SEATTLE MARKETS
Wheat-Biuestem. CSC; Turkey red. $50
fortyfold. SIC; club. Soc; fife. SIC: re
Russian, Gle Barley. $3.50. Yesterday
70; hay, ~. flour. g.
TACOMA MARKETS.
wheat-Bluestem. CSC. fortyfold. So
club. CSC: red fife, Sc Flour advance
zoe a barrel Car receipts- Wheat, 81
0aBslsiz sSss Ss7 nny
c6eese~kimburger zoe; block swis
cream brick. 1s02ec.
! age. H62sc Dozen
Portland--Dollar wheat was agai
, in evidence in the local market TIE
: thousand bushels Of November blu
a stem changed hands at the Merchant
: Exchange at this price. Another sa
! OF 10000 bushels of bluestem for tn
!. months delivery at ssh cents WI
y posted. Country dealing at about Il
/ same basis or higher has been repol
! ed for several days One lot VI
u bought in Eastern Oregon, a speci
transaction, at equal to $1-02-
BY consistently holding out for hie
er prices the farmers Of the Mort
west have succeeded in forcing I
market up to 10 cents bushel sin
the first of the month, and this in I
: face of a steadily rising freight mi
L ket- The last steamer reported tax
was at zoos. but 1t is stated that ON
a ers are now asking, with the Can
n closed, 120 to 1855. Exporters &C
4 tinue to buy, however, and they a
. compelled to pay the prices farme
70 demand
N The bluestem purchases at the I
change were at advances Of 1 to
" cents over Mondays prices 9th
= bids for the near months were I
a changed December offers. viii
70 were too low when first posted
: Monday, were adjusted to bring the
y into line with the other deliveries
n Barley bids were raised 25 to
~ cents Oats were irregular, from
: cents lower to Is cents higher.
Patent flour was still available
ss the former price. but the market "
~ firm. The export market was report
Inactive
l. Reviewing conditions in the Eu
pean wheat markets. Broomhall sa,
:. Strength in wheat Is due entir
90 to American advance and heavy G
"a tinental takings, but the advance
~ considered extraordinary In the fl
OF big American crops and strc
freights- Importers are obliged to I
- unexpected prices and 1t Is feared
this advance win continue. or at lie
as long as Continental buyers foil
the advance"