Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-19

WhfIs these b liltis il Visa 20 n1aks
h1sinsas boom II seattia. thaEs = 3 fsel-
Inc q c0nasleaca In The quhst nrsuth
and tha snns deyalcprnsns 81 cur 10
suaEoss. LasnhsE Interests On the
Sound ars Busting. many a. ths nills
being orogdld u1fh 0rders Al ether
ozsnebes q trade raspoud quickly 20
tha smUnfss uf 3 lively lamhsF market.
and conaeqaen&lY 10 are approaehmR
mnnh bsaasr timea
HOPS ne maFksl i DUH ard khere
aFs geKy few oEefiB0s. Pnyallup
growers say thsy have been offered 3 .
- oents during the lass four dsys, Waile
dealers claim that ths pFicas RUE af -
eamks. Fha 8eattle Hop Growers AssO-
eiafi0n are aiasat 20 ahIp 30 tons, she
balances of this years crop, 10 this city.
Their steamer Cascade 10 noW az the
q1almie river, and viii take advantage
q she dTat rise Of water.
HAl-Good bay finds quick sale IL
this market at present. Tbsre has been
20 pnsh of sapplies As yst. ard the tone
ng the rnagkeR remains freapundinRly
strong. Growers receive So Per Ton,
1GAl4a
% cents per GENITAL, OF $l4 Der ten.
OAIS-Ma1ket improving. Growers
receive $1l.s0 per ten on the held.
Mholssals pIioss remain ~ szs 50 10
RLOUR-valuss advanced 5 oenss
per barrel In Portland, but the market
hsre q unenanesd, prices remainlnR as
follows: JobbinR. per barrel, $AS0d
4-5oi retail. Oregon tLl0 per ssok. or
t4.25 per barrel.
Fed Ground barley, $50 Ger cen
fal, or SO Der ton; MIXED feed, &1-2s
per Genital. or 824 psr son; middlinQs,
81 y per GENITAL, or IS per ton; bran,
corn or feed to8rn meal), $l.75 per csn-
al, or $50 per Ton. wheat supplies
come from WILDLY Island and Dange-
ness. Retail prices quoted 81 @l-5O per
GENITAL or SIS per ton. Growers receive
$25 per ton for wheat delivered here.
POTATOES - MaFkst unchanged,
prices remaining IS follows: el.25 per
GENITAL, or SIS per ton retail, growers re-
oeiving e12ld Il per ton delivered here.
BUTIEk-Prio6s are unohan Red this
week Gr0osra hold the choicsst brands
ct S. O<nta ger roll, while the ordinary
II W1AAANANu
CHEESE--Wh ito River, wholesale, n
CENTS retail, 30 cents per pound Cali
fornia, uholesale, 10 cents; retail, 16
cents per pound Eastern, wholesale, IS
cents retail, % cents per pound.
EG9S-Ho cAanRe TO speak Of in the
line Of fresh eggs. Iowa eggs Wholesale
at s. cents per dozen and Oregon at 50
cents. Washington eRgs retail at Sc
cents per dozen.
POULTRY-Farmers GET 81 per dOz-
en- for old chickens and ea02.50 for
broilers. Turkeys are making their ap-
pearance IN the market. Live gobbleFs
bring the farmers 121S centa and henl
ID cents per pound.
MEATS-Beef "a whOlsnied here a
~ oents per pound dressed and S1<@l
cents on foot; mutton. eeaks dressed
and $S,a325 each on foot: psrk, 81
cents dressed and 31f94 cents for Feal
fat hogs on foot; veal, 9910 cent?
dressed and s cents On foos. Lambs
bring 81 2592T5 cash.
| PROVlSiQN5--W quota Eastern
sugar cured hams at 14f6l5 cents pei
pound; Eastern breakfasts baosn, I2ldll
oents; California extra clear bfeskfasl
baoon, II cents; Eastern clear sides
1 AAN4 In Ccatns Luk14 0uUUd CUEcl
bacon, 10 cents; country hams. I2csntsi
eorned beef, 3 cents; corned pork, LOG
121f cents per pound or SIS per barrel Of
30 pounds lard, in pals 10 cents per
pound.
VEGErABLES-Retail prices are a
follows: Caulifowers, 70 cents per dozen
cabbage. 3 cents per sound; onions.
cents per pound or 81 30 per sack; string
beans. oents per pound; sweet pota-
toes, 3 cents per pound; tuFnips. carrots
and beets, 10 cents per dozen or IL
cents per poand by the sack.
FRUITs-Rstail prices aFe az follows
Pears, s cents; peaches, 10 cents; ar
Piles, 50975 cents per box; oranges. 35d
80 cents per dozen; lemons. 10(d50 cents;
tomatoes, 4 cents; bananas, $3.50 cents
per dozeni grapes, 10 cents per pound.
GAME-The market 10 well Supplied
with ducks. grouse and deer. Retail
prices rule as follows; Venisen, 6ld7
cents per pound; grouse and pheasants,
80 eents per brace; ducks, $3.50 cents
per brace.