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Latest Quotations in the Portland
Markets.
Complete Market Report Correoted
Each Dy, Giving the Whotnl&
Prloe of CemroodHles, farm Pre
due and Vegetable.
, .PORTLANP, Ore.. April 15. Among
the now things In ttto produce market
today are a shipment of hothouse cu
cumbers from Denver. They are of A
large U and fine quality, and aell at
1160 doxon. Florid and Mexican
tomatoes Hie plentiful,, this former sel
ling at l( a crate and (he latter at It
75. The difference In quality, the
Florida product comet In somewhat
larger package than that from Mex
doten; lemons, 18.50 O 400 bos; or-
angee, $1.31 11.00; grape fruit, $4.50
erate; Urn, 75o $121 per 100; tan
ferine; 11.75 per bog.
Domestic fruit Apple, common,
ISo O 11.00; fancy, 11.(0 150 box:
cranberries, 110 U bbl.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
The following aro quotation ruling
In Portland reported by Jobber In
th various line:
Grain, flour, Peed
Wheat-Club, 7J 72c; Valley, 70
O 71 e; blueetom, 74 O 75c; red. 71c.
Flour Hard wheat patent, 1416,
tralght, 1160; graham, 1175 $4.25;
rye. 15; whole wheat flour, 14.00 14.
50; Valley flour, $3.65 1175; Dakota,
15 40 4? 5.50; Eastern Bye, $6.40; .Pills
rury $120; Corvallls, $155.
Oat White, $29; gray. $2160.
Corn Whole, $25; cracked. $2 per
ton.
Barley llrewlng. 121 $2S; foed
$11 21; rolled, $2150 14.50.
Rye $145 150 per cwt
Hay Valley, timothy, $15 1;
Eastern Oregon, $15 1(; Clover, $7
7.50; cheat, $7 7.60; alfalfa, $11.-
. . . a m. ....... a ffA 4Vl
so: train, nay. ti ar o. vmi-n, i.v v
$1
Buckwheat $3( per ton.
Mlllstuff Middlings, $25; chops.
Cereal food Rolled oat, cream, 90
lb. tack. $7! lower graJ. $5.60 .
SO; oatmeal, steel cut, 45-lb. sacks,
$1 bbl; lb. sacks, $4 16 per bale; oat
meal (ground,) 45-lb. tack, $7.60 Pr
bbl.; Mb. sack, $4 per bale; split peae
$4.25 per 100-lb. tack; 16-lb. boxet,
$1.16; pearl barley. $4 per $00 lb.; li
ft, boxet, $1.15 per box; pattry flour,
10 lb. Moki, $3.30 per bbl.
Grain bog Foreign and domettlo,
I $-4 cent
Vegetable.
Potatoes II. 1.C0 per cwt.
Cabbage, lb. ! 1-3 3c; Cauliflower,
$3.60 per crate; parsley, 25a per dot;
hot houne lettuce, $2 per box; head,
40o dot; tplnach, 3 $o lb.; arti
chokes,, 78o $1.00 per doten; pea,
12 1-2C lb,; celery, $175 $4.00 per
crate; okra, $1.75: sprout, to lb.; to
mato, Mexican, $2.25 $3.76; aspar
agus, li l-2o lb.; rhubarb, 7o lb.; cu
cumbers, $3 and $2 50 doten.
Onion 75c 90c.
Turnlps-Per ek, $1 $1.25; car
rota, $1 and 11.25; beet, $1.34 $1.60;
horseradish, 7 1-2 lo lb.
Preih Meats and Flh.
Fresh meat Veal, medium, 75 to
100 lbs., $ I l-2e; 100 to 160 lb. 7
l-2o to ?c; 160 to 200 lb., I I 1-tc;
200 lbs. anJ over, 5 1-3 lc; pork, IH
lc; heavies, 7 lc; beef, bulls, I
31-!e; cows, 6 lc; steer, I 7c;
mutton, medium site, I 10c; large
7 lc.
F1h-ha!lbut, ll-2c; black cod, lc:
black bAt, per )b., lie; striped bass,
13c; herring. 5c; flounder, lc; catflsh,
12c; shrimp, 10c: perch, lc; sturgeon,
12 l-2c; wi trout, 13c; sllverslJo.
froxen, 9e; tteelheads. lie; torn cod
7c; smelts, 6c; Chinook salmon, 13 1-2
c.
Oysters Elhonlwater bay, per gal
lon, $2.:5; per sack, 14 .50; Toke Point,
11.10 per 100; Olympian, 120 lbs., $1;
Olympln, per gallon, $2.25.
Clams Hardshell, per box, $2.40; ra
tor clam', $2 per box.
Fruit. ;
Troploal fruit Bananas, lo per
pound; pineapple, $4.60 1.50 par
Produo.
Butter Country creomery, 35 86
c; city creamery, 17 l-2c; store, 20
lie; butter fat, lie.
Egg Oregon ranch, lie a doten.
Poultry Old roosters, I 10c; hens,
14 14 l-2e; fryers, 11 no; broil
ers, 22 25c; dressed stock, 1 1 1-2
c; higher than live; ducks, 15 ice;
turkey, 13 14o; Jreswd, 14 15c;
geese, live, I lc; dressed, 10 11c;
pigeons, $1 1.10: e;uabi, $3 $3
do.
Cheese Toung America, II II 1-2
0; Oregon full cream flats, 15 1-2
Ho.
Honey-ark, 10 1-1 llo; amber,
II llo; fancy white, 14 15c
Hep, Wool, Hid, Etc
Hope Choice. 11c; prime, 8
I l-2o per lb.
Wool Valley, 21 22o; Eaatern
TIDE TABLE, APRIL
aTrT7i95K"
High Water. A. MT" P. M.
Date. 1 h.m. ) ft. I ti.m.1 ft.
Monday 1 8:27 TlT 8:08 Tl
Tuesday 1 1:07 1.3 4:02 7.1
Wednesday ,, ., I 3:61 8.8 5:08 1.7
Thursday 4 4:43 1.6 1:18 1.4
Friday 6 5:46 $.2 7:42 1.4
Saturday 7:00 7.0 8:60 1.7
BUNDAT 7 :i!0 7.8 10:00 7.1
Monday 1:14 1.110:47 7.7
Tuesday 9 10:87 8.1 11:28 8.8
Tuesday 9 10:87 8.1 11:28 8.8
Thursday ,, ,..11 0:04 8.6 18:17 8.8
Friday i2 0:88 8.7 12:57 8.8
Saturday 18 1:10 8:8 1:87 8:0
.SUNDAY ., ,,.14 1:41 8.8 8:18 7.1
Monday .15 2:12 8.7 2:58 7.8
Tuesday 16 8:44 8.6 8:81 1.7
Wednesday .. ..17 8:11 8.2 4:20 8.8
Thursday .. ...18 8:52 7.9 5:09 1.0
Friday 19 4:38 7.6 8:06 1.0
Saturday 20 5:84 T.l 7:11
BUNDAT 21 1:82 7.0 8:16 1.4
Monday 22 7:47 8.8 8:12 8.9
Tuesday . .w.23 8:67 7.0 8.59 7,5
Wednesday,. ..24 9:69 7.3 10:42 8.1
Thursday .. ...2610:64 7.7 11:22 8.5
Friday .. '. 28 11:46 8.1 11:59 9.0
Saturday 27 18:83 8.8
BUNDAT 28 0:88 9.4 1:22 8:8
Monday 29 1:14 8.8 8:12 8.0
Tuesday 80 1:58 1.6 8:08 7.1
Low Water. A. M. f P. M.
Date. . I h.m. I ft. h.m. ft.
Monday 11:67 -0.1 1:65 1.7
Tuesday 2 9:47 -0.1 9.48 3:3
Wednesday . .. 3 10:43 -0.0 10:40 8.9
Thursday 4 11:46 0.2 11:45 8.4
Friday 6 12:68 0.4
Saturday 8 1:07 8.7 2:13 0.4
SUNDAT 7 2:86 8.5 8:23 0.3
Monday 8 8:62 8.0 4.28 0.2
Tuesday 9 4:68 2.8 5:16 0.8
Wednesday . ..10 5:42 1.6 5:58 0.5
Thursday 11 6:23 1.0 6:86 0.7
Friday 12 7:03 0.7 7:11 1.0
Saturday 13 7:42 0.4 7:47 1.5
SUNDAY 14 8:18 0.3 8:20 8.0
Monday 16 8:55 0.4 8:50 8.4
Tuesday 16 9:80 0.5 9:20 2.8
Wednesday . .,17 10:07 0.7 9:54 8.2
Thursday ., ..18 10:48 0.910:40 8.6
Friday .. ,...1911:83 A. 1 11:87 4.0
Saturday 20 f ... 12:28 1:8
SUNDAY 21 0:62 4.0 1:28 1.8
Monday ,. ....22 2:12 8.8 8:28 1.4
Tuesday 23 8:22 8.2 8:26 1.3
Wednesday ....24 4:18 3.5 4:18 1.8
Thursday 25 4:68 1.7 5:04 1.8
Friday 26 5:43 0.8 5.48 1.2
Saturday 27 8:28 0.1 8:88 1.8
SUNDAY 28 7:13 -0.6 7:18 1.8
Monday ,. ....29 7:68 -0.8 8:01 2.0
Tuesday SO 8:45-1.0 8:47 1.4
Oregon, 18 II l-2o; a to shrinkage.
Feather Geese, white, 36 40c;
gees, gray or mixed, 25 8O0; duck,
white, II 20o; duck, mixed, 11
15o.
Mohair Choice, 28 29c.
Cnscara sagrada, (Chlttlm bark)
I 1-1 I 1-3 cu. per lb.
Beeswax Good, clean and pure, 22
25o per lb.
T.Hlow-Prlme, I 1-2 4 l-2u; No.
I and grease, 8 3a per lb.
Oregon grp root Per 100 lb., 2
4c. ,
IllJe Dry No, 1, 18 lb, and up,
p lb., 17 19c; kip, No. 1, 17 20c;
according to Ise. Dry salted bull
and atagt, one-third less than dry
flint; low gratis 1-13 80 per lb. less;
salted teer, 10 lb, tnd up, 10 He;
under 50 lb., tteerv and cows, 8 10
c; stags and bulls, 7o; kips, IS to 80
lb., lOo per lb,; calf, 10 to 14 lb. 11c;
calf, under 10 lbs., 11 12c; green, un
salteJ, lo per lb. lea; cheeptkln,
shearlings, No. 1, 15 25c; short wool,
No. 1, 40 60c each; medium wool,
No. 1, $1 1.50 each; murrain pelt,
10 to 20 per cent loss; horse hid,
salted, $1.60 to 2, according to 1te;
dry, according to site, $1 $1.25; colt,
26 DOo each; Angora, wooled, 20c
$1.60; goat, common, IS 2 60 each.
Groeerl, Provision, Cto.
Sugar, ack bails D. O. $4.12 1-2
Golden C, $4.32 1-2; extra C, $4.42-1-2;
powdered, $6.02 1-2; cube, $5.27
1-2; boet, $4.72 1-2; fruit sugar, 14.
93 1-2; boxes, 50 ct. cwt advance over
sack basis (less l-4c It paid for In fif
teen days).
Bean Small white, $ 8-4c; large
white, 2 l-2c; pink, 2c;. bayou, 4 l-2c;
Lima, 5 l-2c; Mexican red, 4 2-4c.
Coffee Mocha, 24 28c; Java, fan
cy, 26 28c; Java, good, 20 24c;
Java, ordinary, 17 O 20c; Costa Rica,
fancy, 18 20c; Costa Rica, good, 12
18c; Arbuckle, 18.13 cwt.; Lion, 15-7-8c
per lb.; Columbia coffee, 14 l-4c;
Salvador, 12 l-2c;
Nut Walnut, No. 1. aoft helL 17
18c; No. 1 hard shell II O llo.; al
mond, 19 20c; filbert lie; Braxtl.
20c; pecan, 23c; hickory, lo; Vir
ginia peanut, I l-2c; Jumbo Virgin
ia peanut, 10c; Japanese peanuts, 1-l-2c;
Chestnuts, Italian, 20c; Italian,
30c; cocoanuts, doten, 85 90c; pine
nuts, 17 l-2c.
Rolsln Loom Muscatel, 3 crown.
9c; 2 -crown, I 1-lc; Bleached seed
lea Sultana, 10 II l-2c; unbleach
ed seedless Sultana, I l-2c; London
layers, 2-erown, whole boxe of 201bs.,
$2.25; 2-crown. $2.10.
Dates Golden, 10 lb. boxes, 7c; lib.
package, 80; Fard., 15 lb. boxes, $1.40
box.
Rico Imperial Japan, No. 1, $5. 95c;
Southorn Japan, 5 1-4 5 l-2c; bro
ken, 4 l-2c; head, fancy, 6 8-4c; choice,
lc.
Lard Kettle-rendered, tierces, 130;
Tub. 12 3-4c; 60s 12 3-4c; 30 13 l-2c;
10 13 l-4c; Standard "pure, tierces,
lc lest compound, tierce, 8 l-2c; loaf,
13o.
DrleJ Fruit Apples, evaporated,
10c per lb.; nindrled, sack or boxes,
none; apricots 20c; peaches 13 l-2c;
pears, 13 l-2c; prunes, Italian, 4 I-l-2c;
French, 4 lc; Figs, California,
black, 5 S-4c; California whites, lc;
Smyrna, 20c; plums, pitted, lc;
Figs White, lb., I 7c; black, I
7c;
Provision Hams, large He; small,
16 l-2c; picnic, 12c; boiled hams, 25c;
boiled picnic, 20c; breakfast bacon,
fancy, 21 l-2c; English, 17o; dry salted
short clears, 12c; backs, 12c.
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