Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-31
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seattle.
VI HOPS-No change In noted from th.
prices quoted last week. Growers sh. Y
tendency to try the market below and
large numbers Of bales are at che Ocean
Dock awaiting shipment.
WhEAT-Markut fairly supplied and
quotable at 80 PER ton. A shipment
from DunRenaas of choice wheat VA
receivcd this week and quickly taken at
full psicea.
| FHOUk-No ch ,nge in value u
quote, IN jobbIny wav. California
brands, $5G5 per bbl.: Oregon Capital
Gradoal Reduction PROCESS -four, $5.55.
| OAIS-Aafksf we'll suppissd With
feed Oats which are sold at from Sa4 u,
t7 per ton according II quality.
| BAitLEY-Cakfornia ground barisv
il very firm at t2y per ton no wh lie
barley in the market,
BkAN-Has advanced in San Fran
cisco We qsote hsrs SO per ton.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unchanged and
supply fair.
HAAS-The market ID firm at lSc Der
pound.
BUffEK-The supply is adequate.
and 81 40 u reported as the price OBJ
taiRable for choice; cooking butter
| ranges from zsc TO 80
EGGS-An increased supply has low
cred prices considerably, and fresh are
now 70 be bad at 35c Der d0zen. They
are plenty in the retail market at lOo
per dozen.
| POfArOES-Are in good demand at
6Oc per bushel, with the market 6rm.
HAY-tl6 to $18 per ton is still the
prevailing price paid to farmers. The
| snpply il good, and considerable re-
oeipts from the White river region are
noted.
VEGErABLE51Th market ia well
supplied, considering the season, al
though all kinds are in good demand.
Sweet potatoes, cabbage, onions, cauli-
flower. turnips, carrots, bests, parsnips
and celery are to BE- had at fair prices.
MEAIS-Fhere has been no change
since our last report, although the in
oreasinR travel tends to make opera
tions more brisk. The snow on the
mountains has lately interfersd oonsid-
erably with the driving of herds through
tue Snoqualmie pass, and no arrivals by
that route have recently been noted.
BUILDING AArERIALS-The de-
mand still continues fair for the season,
aud prices arc unchanged.
PsrsDanA.
PORTLAND, Jan. Whsat-Thsre il
nothing doing; buyers have generally
withdrawn from market. We reduce
our quotations to its nominal value.
Willamette. $l.7O to $l.721 Walla
Walls, $l.65 70 $1.671S.
Flour-Extra, SAFE to $5.25 super
fine. $3.75 to a..
BaoOn-Clsar sides. 1l1Sc to l2]Se II
hams. l3c to l5c; shoulders, loo to lilo.
Lard-lO ID. tins, 10 to l21So; kegs,
1lc to l2c.
Butter-Brine, 25c to 500; s~lid, zoo to
2'c; rolls, Dc 70 25c; choice table, $50.
Barley-t1.lO to SIZE.
Oats-55c to $50.
WOOl-Willamette, 14o to l6c; extra
cuoios, lsc 70 zoo; Eastern Oregon, I4o
to l5c.
Potatoes--5OU TO coo.
Ducks-$lO to $12.
Geese-$S to SO.
Turkeys--12l9o to l4o per ID.
Dressed HORs-6C to 10.
Green Apples Selling at 81 20, and
extea choice xl.75.
Hops-We hear of no sales; holders
not willing to accept less than zoo; buy
ers cannot 8fford to pay over l6c 70 Ito. |
Eg9s-ReOeipGs still largely in excess
of demand; to clean up accommodations |
must accept less price than our quo
tati0ns. Some sales have bseu made at |
2711o. Price in San Francisco today il |
30 to 271So.
San Eraneises
SAN Francisco. Jan. 28.--Wheat-l
Extra choice, per GENITAL, l,<l.8l4@l831S; |
No. l, white, $l.76; No. 2, white, 81 1854
@l.7lH.
Flour-Oreeon, per barrel, $5l4td5s<; |
San Francisco extra, $5hG6; interior |
extra, $4sl95H.
Hops-Per pound, lStd23c.
Barley-NO. feed. per GENITAL. 81. |
l2H; No. brewing, $l.l5N; No.
Cheyalier, nominal.
Oats-CalifOrnia, good to choice, 81
6Ssx@l.771s.
Butter-GOOd 10 choice roll, per |
p0and, 33xo.
Eggs-Psr dozen, Soc.
Apples-Per box, $s.6O(G2 %.
Hides-Dry, per pound, usual selec- |
tions, l8(d 1870. .
OniOus-Per sack, TIC.
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