Show LOCAL PRODUCE QUIET Lull Between Thanksgiving and Christmas BUTTER JUMPS TO 30 CENTS Corn Slightly Weak on Account of LarD Crop Turkeys Have Almost Disappeared Trom the Market Hens and Springs Plentiful Tho local produce market Is very quiet following the Thanksgiving rush and is likely to continue comparatively dormant until time for the Christmas activity to sec in Turkeys have practically disappeared disap-peared from the stalls except for a few culls and no fresh ones are In sight I Hens and springs are quite plentiful with the demand only I moderate A fresh supply sup-ply of black bass came in yesterday and there arc abundant supplies of all kinds ot fish with the exceptions of salmon und halibut which continue scarce and dear New arrivals yesterday In the fruit line were carload lots of Oregon apples lemons lem-ons sweet potatoes and cranberries I Butter has Jumped from 2G to 30 cents a I pound wholesale Corn Is fallowing weakness on account of better crops III Nebraska and Kansas than had been anticipated Hay Grain and Straw Grain Association Quotations Delivered prices Alfalfa per ton baled 1100 Oat straw per bale ao Timothy per ton baled 1400 Wheat per 100 pounds 101 Corn per 100 pounds 33o Corn cracked per 100 pounds 110 Ons per 100 pounds lIO Rolled outs per 100 pounds 160 Barley whole per 100 pounds 120 Barley rolled per 100 pounds 130 llour bakers No 1 per 100 pounds 190 Flour straight grade per 100 lbs 200 Flour high patent per 100 lbs 220 Bran 100 Cleavoland Commission Co Quotations At the warehouse Alfalfa per ton baled 10tX Oat straw per halo 80 Timothy per ton baled 13 DO Wheat per 100 pounds 140 Corn per 100 pounds 125 Corn cracked per 100 pounds 130 Oats per lot pounds 130 Montana oats 135 Rolled oats per 100 pounds 140 Barley whole per liO pounds 115 I Barley rolled per 100 pounds 125 1Mour bakers No 1 per 100 pounrs 1U5 I Flour straight grade per 100 pounds 210 Flour high patent per 100 pounds 220 i Dakota hard wheat Hour per 100 Ibs 20 Graham Hour 215 Cornmeal ISO Bran and shorts mixed 100 Meats Dressed beef per pound 05 < fi > 07 Dressed pork per pound OS fiOO Dressed veal per pound OS tffOO Dressed mutton per pound Ood Dressed lamb per 1 pound OT Poultry Dressed hens per pound 13 JT14 Dressed ducks per pound 15 Dressed turkeys per pound 22 Broilers d 15 Roasters 11 1i14 Ijlve poultry hens per pound 03 fiOO Live spring chickens 10 tfill Wild ducks per dozen lCO 0300 Fruits Jonathan apples per box 200 Santa Paula lemons per box 13071500 California oranges per box 1004 SO Lemons nor box IOOftCOO Utah apples per bushel 173S223 California Bcllllowcrs 17551200 P arH per bushel lfiO Cranberries per barrel 11oOfil200 Jjannnas per bunch t gloo Oregon apples per box 175 Figs anti dales tic Sc and lOc Persimmons per box 150 Vegetables Winter potatoes per ewt 123 7140 Utah onions lSO Utah celery per dozen no California sweet potatoes per pound h 03fT 031 Cabbages per 100 1755225 Cauliflower i f Dairy Products Butter per pound 5 so Cheese per pound 13LJ Eggs per case 9 XKJ1100 < Fancy cheese per pound jav Comb honey new crop per crnta 300 Strained honey per pound 07 Sweitzer cheese per pound is Fresh Fish Chinook salmon per pound 210 JIallbut per pound 15 Striped bass per pound 15 Shad per pound 10 Mountain trout per pound 35 Coles per pounii 09 Flounders per pound oo California smelts per pound 12 California shrimps per uart 12 Codfish pfr pound 13 Catfish por pound 12 Perch per pound 10 Mackinaw rout per pound 15 Utah black bass per pound s Lobsters per pound n Now Iork ovHteni counts per 100 lCO Utah carp aid mullet cc Utah herring 10 Perch 12 Sea bass 12 1 Crabs per doycn 300 quiet crushed ri01 powdered SI5i granulated gran-ulated 145 Grain and Provisions Chicago Nov W Trading In wheat was on a larire scale and the market exhibited exhib-ited decided strength throughout the entire en-tire session Rumors that the leading longs had shipped a large amount of wheat from store here to go cant cnuuod uneasIneoH among short holders early In thin day and efforts on the part of such Interests to cover sales resulted In a quick advance There was early selling by St Louis houses The news was very bullish and prices continued to move upward up-ward Small receipts In the Northwest l strong cash demand and large clearances were bull Influences during the latter part of the day Aflor ranging between S0lt and SOrAc May closed wllh a gain of lWfo ItC at 81Jie December closed 1l14c higher at 2 782ic Covering by aborts on the strength In wheat wna un Influence in corn May cloned ¼ v u higher at I2t cOats c-Oats were firm with wheat and corn May closed 1c higher at 3iJ ft3c Small receipts of hogs and an advance of from 10 to 15c in the price at the yards ntftrled shorts to cover Offerings wore small January pork clone GfTVsc up lard 10 pl2 c higher and ribs were up lOc RANGE OF TUB LEADING FUTURES Articles Open High Low Close Wheat No 2 December SUi 1 S2Vi goH R2 May vo l SlJf 9 wt S19J 1 July 7Gi 7G14 W d 7CJ Corn No 2 December 417s iic 4Ui 4151 May 41i4 42V4 4ina M2l July 41 I CiM fI 4I4 121h Oats No 2 December 33ft 3lfc I 33 ¼ 31 May flVii SC zrtA Pivrt July 331 W6 11 23 Mess Pork DOt barrel January 1100 1100 10S7JA 109211 lay 1120 1123 1120 1122 > j Lard per 100 lbs January rtn3 C43 037 642 May c30 G52 647i 650 Short Ribs per 100 Inn January GS7V6 HS7V6 5S3 5S7J May C03 f07M COO C03 CASH QUOTATIONS Cash quotations were ns follows Flour steady No 3 spring wheat 7KiJJ2c No 2 red 534186c No2 corn 12 ½ C No 2 yel low I24e Xo 2 oatS 35 ¼ c Xo 3 white 3l58c Ko 2 rye 63c good eelllng bale bal-e 1iI35c faIr to choice mnllln tillIc No 1 flax seed file No I Northwestern 974c prime timothy need S2SO mess pork per barrel HJ21 II1l2ii lard per ICO pounds 5G47A < Zux short ribs sides loose G2ofG50 short clear sides boxed i12 > > vG25 whisky basis of high wines SI 25 clover contract grade 1100 RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS Rccpts Shpmte Flour barrels 40000 131CT Wheat bushels 211000 SI91CO Corn bushels 2 7100 3790K Oats bushels XOOOO lllCOO Rye bushels U > V00 7500 Barley bushels 101500 0200 PRODUCE EXCHANGE On the produce exchange today the butler but-ler market was steady creams 3Gii24Ac dairies 14fflPc eggs easier 232Ce cheeses cheese-s teut1 1VdlUyc Visible Grain Supply New York Nov WThc visible supply of grain Saturday November 2Slh aa compiled by the New York produce exchange ex-change Is ns follows Wheat 0150000 bushels increase C7S 000 bushels Corn 3S77000 bushels decrease 24DOOO bushels Oats 0501000 bushels increase 270000 bushels Rye 1127000 bushels decrease 211000 bushels Barley fGG7000 bushels decrease 18000 bushels Coast Grain San Francisco Nov 30 Wheat strong December 151 l = i May S131 i Barley Easier December 1037i May 10S ¼ St louis Wool Market St Louis Nov 30roolQulel steady medium grades combing and clothing ITiSj 21J2c light Jlno 15i174c heavy line 12W 1Hic tub washed 1Yi31c |