Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-15

n&AAkAAs OtIs lo.- IRIS - toe season
Of shipping. The California steamers
take large shipments Of oais and pota-
toes. and fEeQueBaly loads Of hops are
sent ever the Puget Sound Shore Line.
HOPS Growers report that they
have standing Offers Of 25 cents per
pound fer tketF oropa John Foantain
. reported IS selling tsn tons at -
aenss per pound. with tha pledge Of the
benelit Of ang rise IN prIes that NAV
oecur daring next month. Washington
feFritoEy ehoiee hops aFe quoted il
Heg York at from 50 TO IS cents per
pound. aad cur growers ere, ia conss-
qnencs. confident Of higher pFicas, as
tha quality IS excellent IN almost every
localitv about Puget Sound.
HAK-Priees are &C vaneinR eighty.
Farmers receive $l2 pr ton for good
hay delivered here. and the same IL re-
tailed 81 70 cents Per GENITAL, or s14 per
con.
0AfS-SAn Franchises shows signs Of
q sllnht weakening. One dealer here
states shat be reoeived SIC per ton for
The last shipment, but be has feoeiVed
sord that the price is declining. Grow
ere hold choice oats at &2i in TIE field,
which allows them TO be wholesaled
here for &23 80 10 50 per ton.
EL0Uk--MaEkek unchanged, prices
remaining as follows: Jobbine, per bar
RI. e. z04f 60i retail, 0reRon, $1.10 per
sack or 4 % per barrel.
FEED Ground barley, 81 80 per cen
tai OF IS per ton; mixed feed, ei25 per
GENITAL e. So per ten; middlinas, &l.2h
per GENITAL OF *22 per ton; bran, 81 per
GENITAL OF SIS per Son; cracked corn a
| feed feorn meal) $l60 per GENITAL or $50
per ton. wheat supplies come from
WILDLY Island ana DanReness, Retail
prices quoted 81 81 90 per GENITAL os a27
per ten. Growers receive &24G25 pel
/ ton fee wheat delivered here.
POTATOES = Large shipments 81
potatoes are being made on each steam.
e.. D.. +. Durie. ons Of our commission
merchants, expects 70 nhip 1000 aaose on
the Mexico, on the 18th inst. Growers
receive Sl5,dl6 per ton, delivered here
Retail prices Fule as $1.25 per GENITAL OF
/ SIS per ton.
EGGS - Supplies are very scarce
Oregon eggs are quoted a. 80 cents Der
dozen and Washington at 40 cents.
BUfrER-Prices unchanged this
week. GFooers hold The choicest brands
At 65 cents per roll, while the ordinAry
qualities sell for 50 10 go cents per roll
CHICKENS-FarmeFs get S46f4 &
per dozen for old chickens, and x2(d2.5C
/ for breilers.
CHEESE White River, wholesale, Il
cents retail, 20 ueRis per pound Cali.
foFHia, wholesale, 10 cents; retail, II
Genes per pound
MEATS Beef is whoiesaled here a.
81 GENTS per pound dressed, add SKA
cents on foot; mutton, cents Dress 9,
| and IS TO s. IS each on foot pork. 65S
cents dressed, and 35<(a4 cents on foot,
veal, "a 10 cents dressed, and 6 cents on
foot. Lambs bring $t.75d2 % each.
/ PR1RlSlONS-W quote Eastern
sugar-cnred hams at i6(dl7 ceRis per
pound; Eastern breakfast Dacon, l2dI4
cents; California xtra clear breakfasi
bacon, IL cents; Eastern clear sides,
ll9llI cents; country hams, u GEMS;
e0rned beef, ; cents; coFned pork I0{d
ia cents per pound, or SIS per barrel
OF 200 pounds; lard, IN pals, II cents
per pound.
YRGErABLES-Retail prices are a.
follows; OanlIhOWers, Is cents per doz
en-; uhsbaRe, 2 cents per pound, cuoum-
Il SNAAf ~ CI0t3 REA lHErHf 0AtO48a . GEuNH
per psund OF $tb0 per sack; peas, 1
cents per pound; squash, oenta per
ponnd3 green corn, 10 cents per dozen;
string beans. cents per pound; sweet
p tafoes. 3 cents per pound: tuFnips,
eafroIa and heeta. 10 cents per dozen er
cents per pound By the sack.
fRUI Io-ketaii prices are as follows.
Pears, 6 cents; peaches. 10 cents; apples.
so9Ib ssnta per box; oranges. 5000
oeuts per dozen; lemons. 50(d60 cents;
tomatoes, cents; banAnas. 35gd50 cents
per dozen; pineapples. 500 Is oenfs each;
Rrapes. l0cents per pounas wateFmelons.
$3.50 cents; canteloupea, 25ta40 cents
eacn.
GAME-Ths market is well supplied
with ducks. grouse and deer. Retail
prices rals as follows: Venison, 697
ctnts per pound; grouse and DheasanIs.
% eents per bracei ducks, 25td60 cents
per brace.
BUILDING MATERfAI.-Iamber-
Oom.EonRh, 80 per n; flooring, No. 1, Ia
$l6i lac, SIS; No. 2. lxf 8t3; ix6, &i2
per n; dressed lumber, &fs(dl6 per q;
rustic, No. l, 81; No. 2. 8 rs Dsr al rough
clear cedar. 80, and dressed clear csdar.
$50 per N; door iambs. so per ~;
sockets, 25<td3 cents each; gutter. 7td9
cents per Innning fo-t; meuidineB. Mt1I
eeot per inrh; shingles, (savedl 81 per
n; laths, 81 75d2 per 81. Briek-eS
GER III: lime. $3.50 per barrel; plaster Of
paris, - Is pr barrel; Portland cement,
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