Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-22

sEArELE. Oct. l0.-Ths improvsnsnt
IN shippinRs building and general bazi-
ness Il steady and sncouEaxing.
HOPS Buysrs are quoting prices Al
Is cents per pound for ehoios hops and
Il IL believed that values will not decline
daring this season and there age hopes
of higher prices being attained
HAf-Growers receive &i2 per ton for
good hay delivered here. Retail prines
remain e. Is cents per Genial q sll Per
ton.
OATS-Markst shows no change over
last weeks figures. Growers held their
crops 81 81 in the field. wholesale
prices remain al $3.50 70 &2t per ton.
FLOUR Market unchanged, prices
remaining as follows JobhinQ, per bar
rel. "a .209a 10; retail. Oregon, $i.1O per
sack OK 81 Is per barrel.
FEED Ground barley, 81 60peF Gen.
tal or SIS per ton; mixed feed, 81 "a
per GENITAL or ga por ton; middlinRs.
q q per Genital or &22 Per ton; bran, 81
per csntal OF SIS per ton; cracked coFn
OF feed (corn meal) 81 50 per GENITAL o.
$50 per ten. Wheat supplies CONF
from WILDLY Island and Dungeneaa
2L4 -
or so per ten. Growers receive SAG
$25 per ton for wheat delivered here.
POTATOES-IArqe shipments an
still being made 70 San Francisoo
Growers receive &l5IG$I6 per ton de.
hversa here. and retail prices rule al
81 % per GENITAL or 3 IS per ton.
EGGS-Supplies are very scarce
Oregon eGgs are quoted at 90 cents pei
dozen and Washington ct 20 oenls.
BUfTER-Priees unchanged thiI
week. GFooors hold the choicest brands
Ct 65 cents per roll, while the ordinary
qualities sell for 50 10 so cents per rell
CHICKENS--FaFmers get $494.5l
per dozen for old chickens, and @2@2H
| for broilers.
CHEESE White River, wholesale, Il
cents; retail 20 cents per pound; Cali
fornia. Wholesale, 10 cents; retail, II
cents per pound; Eastern, wholesale, Il
cents; retail, 20 cents per pound.
NE ATS-Beef Ia wholesaied here q
~ cents per pound dressed, and 31f@l
cents en- feOt; mutton, s cents dressed
and IS 10 s. IS each on foot; pork, 81,
cents dressed, and 3(6311< cents on foat
veal, 500 cents dressed, and 6 cents OF
foot. Lambs bring &1.75ta2. Is each.
PRONIHIONS--We quote Eastern
sugar cured hams at 1907 cents pei
pound; Eastern breakfast bacon, 12l01l
cents; California extra clear breakfaa
bacon. II cents; Eastern oie..r sides
llGll11 cents; country hams, u cents
corned beef, 8 cents; oorned pork, 100
l23S cents per pound, or SIS per barre
Of 200 pounds; lard, in pals, II cent
uar D0nnd
VEGErABLES-Retail prices are a
follows; Oanlf0WeFs, 70 cents per dox
en-; cal baQe, 2 oenta per pound; cucum
befa, 10 cents per dozen; onions, cent
per pound OF 9l.50 per sack peas,
cents per pound string BEAMS 8 cent
per pound sweet potatoes, 8 cents poi
pound aurnips, carrots and beta. Il
cents per dozen or 1 cents per pound
By the sack.
FRUITS-RetaiI prices are as follows
Pears, 6 cents; peaches, 10 cents ap.
Piles, 50l675 cents per box; oranges, go
30 cents per dozen; lemons 5000 cents
tomatoes. 3 cents; bananas, 35(950 cent?
per dozen pine apples, 50aI5 cent
each; grapes, 10 cents per poand; nut
meg melons, 10 cents each.
GAME-The market ID well supplied
With ducks, grouse and deer. Retail
prices rule a. follows: Venison, 6(9i
/ cents per pound; grouse and pheasants
90 cents per brace; ducks, 25ta60 centI
per brace.
BUILDING MATERIAL-Lumber--
Com.roueh, 80 per IA; flooring, MOL. liza
SIS; 1x6. SIS; No. 2, liza, Si3; lx6, 81;
per NJ; dressed lumber, el5la16 per n
rustic, No. !, SIS; No 2, SIS per n; rough
clear cedar, e25, and dressed clear cedar
$50 per a.; door iamhs, so per n
pickets, 21Sd3 cents each; gutter, Jos
cents per running foot; monldinRa, <9l
cent per inch; shingles (aawed), 81 per
H. lnthe, &l.75(d2 per M. BFiek-et
per n; lime, e1.b0 per barrel; plaster Of
paris, e4.25 per barrel; Portland cement
$40 per barrel.