Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-29


Enaxxxa. July --Ths eiss i ialkipg
shaas 80 rnEIn1aa zngsansnAs u King
ssznfy. Al ssam puasa q hsfEaR
shesf shan haa kan nzan afa here
For nt1n1kR Tha tuna nna astiEikg of
e mark - ara ixupRnEfnM
f1AX@-. are 81 f1llows.
Wheiesszn. 81 psr tun. snd rssail e -
- aen2st
TOUR azzxkss nsshanasd. praaas
resnasr1nu an faElcwHs Hobh&mr, per
berrea. 81 I'D 50; kesaik t1Eenon, q 20
or eAak Df ! 90 gssx haFxH.
FEEIb- 1ruand hsriey, ID Fez cans
"a az @ per sens mixea feed 20
unx eemsas Ct ser ISM m adiinrs,
ATS reF oensal o. - per taus bran,
81 rer esntai 81 &l7.59 Fsg ton eranksd
eosm Or feed teDra asAl3s Bi.6Q Per cea-
I'll ~ Sc per ten.
PUTAIf1E raEna1as are Quoted ae
faIlnwss Wholesale EAriy Bose, 8I.fQ
ssex nental; GArne4 Call. 8 LIS per eeu-
al. Retail E4Tag Rose. 8 lbs. ard Gar
net Chill. 81 IS peF eeataE
EGETAB4s So Retail pKieas pr8
vailipR are aa feliows: CMHlidSseEs. u
dczen, cahbaEe, ~ eeaaks per pe0nd;
Tnrnirs, cents per pound; cucambers,
30 cents Per d0zsBs heess. cents ger
pond: onions. eents per poand, o.
81 80 Per aAkk; paas. ssxlis per pouads
quasi 5 eanfs = psanlas green CORR,
s. cents Per doxens Carols. eanfs p :
psand: sfFinR beans. een1s; swess po-
Iasoka, cents; rhah "a. 4 csnas per
paund: raaithea. lettuce and young
orian., 20 ceufs per dozan buRnbes.
FRUl fS-Srpggis eoniinas 80 eome
- a. 4z8f
Prices are IN ehanQad, "a follows: Cher
ries retsn IS 1z5k cents pss poane;
peaches, f25 cents; pears, 10 oe1ta; ap
raes. 8 cents; pluns, 10 eenfa. fsmAtoes.
& easfs per pound; oEaHoes. 25G 80 CENTS
Ger dozen. lemons, 60td6N cents; bana-
naa. 8Sa50 osnta per dozen; pins
apnles, 60l175 eaakg saoh; grapes.
f2f< eents per pound; saaermelons. 25s9
40 cents. and eanfeloupess 25la0 csnEs
eaeh.
RGGS-No immsdiass change IL ex-
paefed ID the egg market. Qaote retail
Is cents per daxsn-
BuTTEk-ketah prices remain ct
fran GOOSE oauts per roll.
CHiCkE SS--E Prices this week are As
follows: Earmers net from &4sa& 50 per
dozen for old chickens, and sea per
dozen for bFoileFs. TIE cid are retaiied
here for 50a60 cents eaoh, whils the
bFoilars bring 81 per dozen.
CHEES &c 1oted AZ follows: White
River. Wholesale "a IL cents, and retail
| e Is cents per pound; California, Whole
sale e. 8 oents. and retail ct - cents per
pound.
MEATS Baef is whoIasaled here At
cents per pound dressed. and As9sk
cents ca foot; mntton, cents dressed.
aud &. 30 each on f0ot; pork Is cents
dreseed, aud 36356 cents on fu6f; veal,
8 cents dressed, and cents on foot.
PROVISIONS--AdvansinQ, the fol
lowing railing the market this week:
Eastern sugar cured ham, IL cents 10 is
cents PER pound; Eastern breakfast ha-
con, - cents to II eents per poand;
Oregon Breakfast bssan, 10 ceats 70
1915 cents per pound; Oregon clear
sides, II n to II cents per pound; o0un-
| try hams, IL cents per pound; corned
beef, 8 cania per pound; corned pork, 10
cents per pound.
HOPS Dispatches frsm New York
claim q total failure OF the New York
crops. The same adxices sag that the
price Of the old crop il placed at so to
81 cents per pound. Ons local dealer
quoted the new crop st Is cents per
pound today, while other dealers claim
that higher prices have been offered and
refused.
PonrnAED, July 27.-Eecs- Receipts
and demand fair, the market ruling
steady al 18o. No immediate change ia
promised.
Chiekens-Ths range Is 81 seas 50;
q fair request obtaining for desirable
ooops.
OAfs-Some coming In, bat no more
than enough for tran silent requirement.
White Asa f6s ia the best quotation; ct
times mere Is not impossible.
| Fi0aE-Market irregular and buyers
are having an advantage. The request
continues fair.
Potatoes Arrivals Of California fall
ing of on account Of larger home sup.
plies. TIE selling price is 81 l0tG1 ..
Sweets sold at 4(a5C.
0nions-Ssil as 81 10.
Fruits, &a.--Oregon cantelopes bring
81 50 per dezen; California melons S.
Tomatoes e0c@sl; Lessons Sill; grapes
| 81 50; peaches 81 25@1 30.
Hops-Latest advioes bring about new
complications, buyers seeming to hold
back and the growers wanting extreme
prices. II anything Is being done here
jass now, IL is o. the quiet. At New
York common hops aold last week IN
large quantities st 20@24S. Lots which
sold tnree weeks prsvl0us Rt 70 were
sold at 30. and choice could not be had
below 2S(930o. London cables higher
market IN view Of the actual reshipment
TO THE country 6f American hops On
this coast there is q decided tendency 70
await Developments.
Wool-Reeeipta light and little doinc
10 the way Of sales. Most halders en-.
tsFtain views far above those of buyers,
and as a result trade is checked for the
tine For Eastern Oregon demands are
23ta 24c against buyers idea OF 2Otd22
Mech the same situstiou obtains With
regard 20 valley, which Ia nominally la
"a above Eastern. SALES AZ Boston lat,.
iast week included los 900 valley a. 22a
2sc. Al the East there 10 3 decided wiae
q ffeFenee ID views, and she aERunent 10
advanced by many that values will be-
sustained until the importing point Ia
reached; bat IL that point il passed, the
result will be q break in domestic snoh
as followed the boom OF 1885. Others
are positive in asserting their belief
that domestic wool win further advances
2l08e q pound, bnt at the same time
they eann0t say an equal adxaEee viii
take place In f0reiRn markets. Abroad
there are consinstd purchases for this
country. In the Eastern markets fes-
ture has been the brisk inquiry for me-
dunn and Australian woais.
san ERnnctaeo.
San FRAEciseo, Juiy 90 Wool Held
| frHly; sellers views are above bagefe
II a l..
Valley 13sd26ke. II Is claimed an adj
choice and fancy.
Bags Market steady has qdies; go. 900
| pgissn- made bags br8nRht SIC.
Gate Receipts OF new are very small
and prices hold up veil; ch0ics feed, 81
a5(dl 60.
hops-BuyeFa and sellers are apart;
/ ttNRA a laaa f3farscafairzHr "A na7k an r,arf