FRIDAY APRIL 12, 1907.
THE MORNING ASTOIIIAN, A STOMA, OREGON.
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latest Quotation; in tho Portland
Markets.
Complete Market Raports Corrected
laoh Day) Giving tha WhotetaU
Prlee of Commodtl, Farm Pro
due and Vegetable,
POrtTLAND, Or,, April 11,-Coun-try
produce of all tirli la In Unlit aup
ply on Front mvct due to Hit fact l lint
the road f it kiveral week tmv boon
in aucb con lltlrn tint It waa difficult
for fnrmrra to get to market. Ilea
vtr relpti r pectd oon If th
wouthur continue filr.
Q tc; heitvl, 7 8c; baef, bulla, I
Sl-2c; cow, t tc; ateerg, f 0 7o;
mutton, medium alia, t 10c; large
7 0 8o.
Flhhallbut, ll-2o: black coil, Id;
black bR, per lb., IHc; lrlpd ban,
13c; herring, 6c; flounder, tc; catfish,
12c; shrimp, 10o; perch, to; sturgeon,
12 l-!c; aea trout, He; IIvrIJo,
frown, tc; steclheads, 11c; torn col
7c; mclu, Be; Chinook inlmon, 12 1
c.
Oytera Bhoalwnter bay, per gal-
ton. 12.55; per aek, 14. EO; Toka Point.
11.00 per 100; Olymplaa, 120 Iba., ;
Olyrnpla, par gallon, $2.25,
Clama Itardahnll, par box, 12.40; ra
cer clam, 12 par box.
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WHOLESALE PRICES.
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Tha following ar quotation! ruling
Portland aa raportad by Jobbara In
tha varloue line':
Grain, Flour, Food
Wheat-Club. 72 O 7lo; Valloy. 70
O 71 e; blueatem, 74 C T8c; red, 71c.
Flour Hard wheat patent, f4.lt,
straight. 12.10; graham, II.7S O 24.25;
rya, IS; whole wheat flour, 14.00 O 14,
10: Valley flour. 12.15 0 12.75; Dakota,
IS 40 0 5 10; Raatern Rye. 15.40; Pill,
rury 1J0; Corvallla, 11.55.
Oaia-Whtte. 122; gray, 12150.
Corn-Whole, 125; cracked, lit per
ton.
rtarley-Drawing. 122 O 122; feed
121 O 22; rolled, 121.50 O 24.50.
Rye 11.45 0 150 per cwt.
Hay Valley, timothy. 116 0 11;
Eaatam Oregon. 115 0 It; Clover, 17
C 7.50; cheat, 17 47 7.50: alfnlfn. 111.
50; gTaln. hay, 17 ? t; vetch, $7.50 J
It.
Buckwheat HI per ton.
Mlllatuffa Middling. $25; chop,
$15; bran. 117: short, $11.60.
Cereal fooda Rolled oate, cream, 10
-th, aacka, $7; lower grade, 15 60 fj I.
50: oatmeal, ateel cut, 45-lb. aacka.
tt bbl; lb. aacka, $4.25 per bale: oat
meal, (ground.) 451b. aacka, $7.50 per
bbl.: l-lb. aacka-, 14 per bale; apllt peaa
14.15 per 100-lb. aacka; 25-lb.' bosea.
11.25; pearl barley, $4 per 100 Iba.; IS
tb. boxe, $1 15 per box; paatry flour.
10 lb. aacka, $2.10 per bbl.
Oraln bag Foreign and domestic,
I 2-4 centa.
Produce.
PutterCountry creamery, 25 0 It
o; city creamery, 17 l-2c; "tore, 20 4
21c; butter fat, lie
Egg Oregon ranch, lie a dosen.
Poultry Old rooatere, I 0 10c; bene,
14 0 14 l-2c; fryer, n no; broil
era, 22 4 26c; dreaaed atock, 1 0 1 1-2
c; higher than live; duck, 15 O lto;
turkeye, II 0 I4c; J reeled, n 15c;
geeaa, live, I Ic; dreaeed, 10 0 11c;
pigeon, II O MO; squab, $l Q $3
dog,
Cheeae Young America, 11 0 It 1-3
o; Oregon full cream (lata, 15 1-2 0
ltc.
Honey Dark, It 1-2 11c; amber,
II lie; fancy white, 14 13o.
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Frulta.
Troplcnl fruit flananas, 5c per
pound: pineapple, $4.50 6.60 per
doien; lomone, $2.50 4.00 box: or
ange, $2.15 9 $3.00; grape fruit, $4.50
crnte; lime, 75c $1.25 per 100; tan
gerine; $1.75 per box.
Domeitle frulta Apple, common,
15c $1,00; fancy, 11.60 1,60 box;
cranberrlca, $10 11 bbl.
Hop, Wool, Hide, Eto.
Hop Choice, I 11c; prime.
1 l-2c per lb.
Wool Valley, 21 22c; Ewrtern
Oregon, II II l-2c: aa to ehrlnknge.
Feather Oeee, whit, 15 40c;
gerae, gray or mixed, 26 20c; duck,
white, 15 0 20c; duck, mixed, 12
150.
Mohair Choice, 21 29c.
Caecara lagrada, (Chlttlm bark)
6 1-2 t 1-2 ct. per lb.
Dee max Good, clean and pure. 22
!Ec per lb,
Tallow Prime, 2 1-2 4 l-2c; No.
2 and grease, I 3c per lb.
Oregon grap rooi Per 100 Iba., 2
4c.
Hide Dry No. 1, It lb, and up,
per lb.. 17 ltc; kip. No. 1, 17 20c;
according to klxe. Dry ailted bulls
and ateg, one-third leaa than dry
flint: low grade J-1J Ic per lb. e;
anlted ateer, to lb, and up, 10 11c
under 50 lb., atcerv and cOwa, I 10
c; tng and bull. 7c; klp, IS to 10
Iba., 10c per lb.; calf, 10 to 14 Iba. lie;
calf, under 10 lb., 11 12c; green, un
united, lo per lb, le; sheopfdclni,
ahearllnga, No. 1, 15 25c; ahort wool,
No. 1, 40', tOc each: medium wool,
No. 1, 11 1.60 each; murrain pelt,
10 to 20 per cent lei; hone hide,
iftlted. $1.60 to 2, according to also;
dry, according to lze, $1 $1.25; colt.
25 tj 50c each; Angora, woolcd, 20c
$1.60; goat, common, 15 25c each.
loss Bultonaa, 10 II l-2c; unbleach
ed aeedle Hultanaa, I l-2c; London
layer, l-crown, whole boxe of 201b.,
12.25; 2-crown, $2.10.
Date" Jldn, 60 lb. boxe. 7c; lib,
pnekngn, Jlc; Fard., 16 lb, boxe, 11,40
box.
Rice Imperial Japan, No. 1, 5,l5c;
Southern Japan, S 1-4 6 l-2c; bro
ken, 4 l-2c; head, fancy, t l-4c; choice,
tc.
lrd Kettle-rendered, tierce", 12c;
Tub, 12 2-4c; 60 12 2-4c; 20 12 l-2c;
to 11 l-4c; Standard pure, tlsrco,
Ic le compound, tierce, I l-2c; lent,
lie.
DrloJ ' Fruit Apple, evaporated,
10c per lb.; aundrled, aacka or boxe",
none; apricot 20c; peachea 12 l-2c;
pear, 13 1-lc; prune, Italian,
1-2c; French, 4 tc; Flga, Callfornl
black, 6 t-4c; California white,
Hmyrna, 20o; plum, pitted, tc;
Flgi-Whlte, lb., t 7C) black, t
7c;
Provlalon Hama, large ltc; amal!,
It l-2c; picnic, 12c; boiled hams', 25c;
boiled picnic, 20c; breakfaat bacon,
fancy, 21 l-2c; English, 17c; dry aalted
hort cleara, 12c; back, 12c.
BUSINESS FLOURISHING.
Vegetable.
Potatoea II. 1.60 per cwt
Cabbage, lb. 2 1-2 Ic; Cauliflower,
12.60 per crate; paraley, 25c per dox:
hot house lettuce, $2 per box; head,
J0o dox; aplnach, 1 5o lb.: arti
choke,, 76o $1.00 per doien; peu,
12 l-2o lb.; celery, $3.75 14.00 per
crate; okra, 11.75; prouti, lo lb.; to-
matoe, Mexican, 12.25 12.75; wpnr
agua, II l-2o lb,; rhubarb, 7o lb.; ou
cumber, $2 and $2.60 doxen.
Onion 760 too.
Turnip rer aack, II 11.26; car
rota, II and 11.25; beet, 11.24) 1.60;
horwradlah, 7 1-1 lo lb.
Freh Meat and FUh.
Freah meat Veal, medium, 75 to
100 lb., 10 8 l-2c; 100 to 150 lb. 7
l-2o to Ic; 160 to 200 lb., t t I-2c;
200 Iba. and over, 1 1-1 to; pork, 14
Grooeriet, Provisions, Eto.
Sugar, eack bnalD. Q. $4.13 1-2
Ooldcn C, $4.32 1-2; extra C. $4.42-
1-2; powdered, $5.02 1-2; cube, $5.27
1-2; beet, $4.72 1-2: fruit ugar. $4
02 1-2; boxes, 60 ct. cwt advance over
Mick bal (le l-4c If paid for In flf
teen day).
Deans' Bmall white, 3 l-4o; largo
white, 3 l-2c; pink, Sc; bayou, 4 l-2c;
Lima, 6 l-2c; Mexican reds, 4 l-4c.
Coffee Mocha, 24 28c; Java, fan
cy, 26 28c; Java, good, 20 24c;
Java, ordinary, 17 20c; Costa Rica,
fancy, 11 20c; Costa Rica, good, 12
18c; Arbuckle, lt.tS cwt; Lion, 15-7-to
per lb.; Columbia coffoe, 14 l-4c;
Salvador, 13 1-lc;
Nuta Walnut, No. 1, soft shell, 17
18c; No. 1 hard shell, 15 lto.; al
monds, 19 20c; Alberts lto; Brazil.',
20c; pecans, 28o; hickory, 8c; Vir
ginia peanuts, t l-2c; Jumbo Virgin
ia peanuts, 10c; Japanese peanuts, 6-l-2c;
Chestnuts, Italian, 20c; Itallnn,
20o; cocoanuts, doxen, 85 90c; plno
nuts, 17 l-2o.
Raisins Loose Muscatels, 3 crown,
9c; 2-crown, 8 l-2o; Bleached soeil-
TIDE TABLE, APRIL
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I 8.5 8:2.1 0.3
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1 2.3 6:15 0.2
! 1.6 6:58 0.5
i 1.0 6:88 0.7
I 0.7 7:11 1.0
I 0.4 7:47 1.5
I 0.3 8:20 2.0
i 0.4 8:60 2.4
i 0.5 9:20 2.8
' 0.7 9:64 3.2
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8.2 8:20 1.8
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1-0.6 7:18 1.6
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According To Rsport Of Poital Re
ceipt, And InUrnal Revenue.
WAWHNOTON. April 11. While
(.lin k vnlui-a are fulling In N.'v York
and mhr money center", and com
mercial nii'M nr complaining about
tho lnieurlty of financial credits, bu.
Imch throuich the country, according
to report receive,!. In Washington. I"
flourishing and show no diminution
In volume, postal rocliit are In-
n-aslng tremendously, while the gold'
ti storm arising t sources producing
Internal revenue, grow with each "uc
fwfltng nionih. Oovarnment offi
cial dw'lurp that no more accurate
tmromi't-r of nriunl condition In
I rude unci commerce exists than tho
Itnnnclul report of the Postofflco Dep
artment. It shows that tho fiscal
yer 1907. which will end Juno 30,
will be tho banner twelve-month
period In the matter of receipt In tho
history of the country. Likewise, In
ternal revence receipt- for the month
ending June 30 will ihow th largest
for a single year, with the exception
of the Civil and Spanish war periods
when extraordinary taxes were Im
posed to mett extraordinary expense.
Internal revenue receipt laet year
were In cxcesK of $249,000,000. If tho
ratio for the months of the current
flscitl yenr ended Feburary 28 Is kept
up for March, April, May. and June,
receipt for the fall year will go be
yond $270,000,000, the high water mark,
except In the sixties when the civil
war was rnglntr. and In 1S98 and 1S99,
when an act was on tho statutes de
signed to raise mone to bear tho
cost of the munitions against Spain.
Hy comparison with last your, In-j
creases arc noted in the currant fls- j
al year on every Important Item of
Internal ri'enm. The total for the
cliihts months ended Feburary L'O last
was $1S(1.421.S45 its' against $166,875,
412 for the corresponding period In
1906. This ts n gain of more than
thirteen million dollars.
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