Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-15

SEATTLE. July 1l-Bat little change Il
noted in tue general markets since ooE
last report. The fruit market has besn
strong but very high as far a. berries
are concerned. The weather has beer
50 warm and dry that strawberries anl
rsspberries have ripsned fast. declined
quickly aud disappeared much soonel
tnan in anv pFevious year.
OATS-QlosatioHs are as follows
Wholesale. e27 per toa, and retail s q
per GENITAL.
FLOUR-valnes unchanged, price
FemAIninR a. follows: JobbiDR. Per bar
rel. "a 09 30; retail, Oregon, $1.50 pei
sack OF $3.50 per barrel.
FEED-C3round barley, 81 80 per cen
tai, or SIS per tnu; mixed feed, 81 81
per GENITAL, or 325 per ton; middlings
81 8 per GENITAL, or go psF ton; bran,
81 per GENITAL. or &l7 50 per ton; cracked
Germ or feed (oorn msal), 81 % psr osn,
tai, or $50 per ton.
POrAIOES-Aew potatoes are Quotet
a. follows. supplies coming from Cali
fornia: Early Rose. $I.25, and GaEne
Chilli $1-35 per GENITAL.
VEGErABLES-Rstail prices pre-.
VailinR are IS follows: 0aaliEiovess
81 per dozsn; cabbage 21{ cents pei
pooHd; turoips. cents Per pound; Gu
oumbers, % cents par doz8n; bsets.
ceuts per pound; onions, 8 cents Del
pOoud, or $ls50 per sack; peas, cents
per pound; squash. 5 osnts par pound
Green cora, IS cents per dOzsn; carrots
cents; string beans, 8 cents; Rhubarh
{ cents psr pouRd; radishes, lettuce and
YoaoR onions. % cents per dozen
punches.
FRUITS = RaspberFies have taken
the place Of strawberries In our mar
kets. Daring the last week they de
clned to % cents and have raised sgaiI
20 80 cents per gallon. Cherries retail
ct cents per p0undi apricOts, 10 cents
peaches. 125S cents; pears, 10 cents
apples, 8 cents; plums. 10 cents; toma
toes, 10 cents per pound; oranges. 25 Il
so cents per dozen; lemons, 80 TO 81
cents; bananas IS TO 81 cents per dozen
pine apples, so to 70 cents each. Grapes
have Just made an appearance 10 on
markets for the first time this year
they sell for 12l cents per pound.
EG3S-Prices advancing. Portland
eggs will cost the dealers "a cents pei
dozen in Seattle. They are sold IN lots
at % to 81 cents per dozsn.
BUTTER-Rstail prices remain al
from 40 TO so cents per roll.
CHICKENS-Pricss this week as fol
lows: Farmers get from $4(d4 50 pei
dozen for old chickens. and x2G3 pei
dozen for broilers. The old are refaiieC
here fer 50G60 cents each, while thu
broilsrs bring 1894 per dozen.
4 -.
Ia the markets prices remain as follows
Beef is Wholesaled bera At Z cents pei
pound dressed, and 4941I6 cents on foot
mutton Z cents dressed. and $500:
each on foot; pork 6 cents dressed, Anc
3td311 cents on foot: veal 8 cent
dressed. and eeRts on foot.
PROFESSIONALS following retail
prices rule In eur market this week
Eastern sugar cured ham. 1a TO IL cent
per pound; Eastern breakfast bacon, II
20 II cents per poundj Oregon bFeakfas
bacon, 10 to l2LS cents per pound, East
srn clear sides, 8 toto cents per pound
Oregon clear sides, 8 TO 10 cents pei
pound; country hams, IL cents per
pound; cOrned beef cents; and coraed
pork 10 cents per pound.
HOPS-Dealers give quotations to-
day at q cents per pouod. One deaIei
stid that he had been paying as high Al
PIX cents, bot was advised from COS
Esst TO paw no more than q. He claim
that the European and Eastern crop,
will prove better than has been reported
and that prices have alrs adv reached
their highest marks. The growers, how
ever are doubtful and are expectin.
much larger figures. Az any rate oul
growers will be greatly benefited b.
good crops and the much improved
markets Of 1886.