Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-23

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Sr1xn, JAY q. --EhaE h but Hktla
ckange d the eonditEsa q or naFhets
fhsazh rsneFsl buainess nssns in
pEessa HsN bald 70 q 's-npialsa
ard II csurss of snnasru ian a1n slhuts
mach % ~ prosperous oaA ok e -
cir. Thels wsEe reports csrcs ating
recently aboat 9 snppaaed dl..-ss
amona the Imported Ho aEsin cattle ~
b. II. 4. DAVIS. On tie SkaRIf. MF.
Dssis Nas in town to-day and sid thet
be lasf uumbef of e1iFes, has IS uaa
shrouQh an acoidsnt b TIE Watering
tromaha thai fsw % his weaker eafTes
died from thira4, and mes the result Of
disease. he reports bis eattls IN excel
Lent eondiiisn-
OATs-Q uoaafions are as foIloar:
Whaiesale, 81 Per tons and rstAil 81 %
per usntaf
FLOUR-A oombination Of he Ore
non Milling 0ompaniss has ben broken
and ths maKkst i Esporlsd weaker,
though the pEisss are unchanGad. r.
manning a. g0il0ws: JobbinR, per bar
rsi, 81 SOC so retail, Oregon, &I.50
per sssk o. e. 50 pr barrel.
FEED Ground bariey, $i.5o par cen
tal or IS per ton; mixed feed. SID
Ger GENITAL or g per ton; middhngs,
f1-25 per GENITAL OF 50 per ton; bran,
81 per GENITAL o. el7-50 Per too; erseked
corn or fed tcoEu meal }, $l.60 per cen
sal OF SO Per ten.
POfATOEs-P Potatoes are quoted AZ
follous, supplies coming from CalIfoF
MA: Wholeszle-E Early Rose, S1.10 per
GENITAL; Garnet Ohili, 81 3 per Genial.
kesail-E Early Rose. &l25. and Garnet
Chill. 81 s. per GENITAL.
VEGE Retail prices prs-
vailink are Is follows Oauiihouers, 81
per dozen; cabbage. ~ cents per ponnd;
tusnips, oenla per pound; sucnmbera,
30 esnts ger dozen; beeis, 2 csats per
poand; onions, cents per pound, or
81 90 per saok; peas. 1 cents per pound;
squash, 3 cents per pouBd; green corn,
So eenta per dozen; carrots, 2 osnas per
pound; string beans, cents; Rhabarb,
1 cents per pound; Eadishes. lettuce and
y0una onions, 20 cents per doz. punches.
FRUITS Steamer Mexico brought
in supplies Of fruits today, amonQ
which were & few crates Of water melons
bat they disappeared quickly. Prices
are unchanged. as follows: Cherries re-
sail at 5 cents per pound; psaohes, l25<
cents; pears. 10 cents; apFlas, cenas;
plums. 10 cents; tomatoes, 10 cents per
pound; oranges. 25 10 50 osnts per doz
lemons, 80 10 90 cents; bananas, IS 20
30 cents per dozen; pine apples, 80 10
Is cents eachi grapes. 125< GENTS per
pound.
EGGs-Market weakening somewhat
and prices declining. Quoted IN lob
oing lots AZ go and retail at 800 per
dozen.
BUrrER-R Retail prices remain at
from 400 20 go per roll.
CHICKENS = Prices this week as fol-
lows: Farmers get from &4d4 50 per
dsssn for old chickens and SOS per
dozen for brpilers The old are retailed
here for 5006O9 each, while the broilers
bring g PSF dozen.
Prioes we're reduced today
and are quoted as follows: White River,
Wholesale At II cents, and retail at Is
cents ger pound; California, wholesale
at 8, and retail at 20 cents per pound.
MEATS-With no changes whatever
Ia the markets, prices remain as fol
lows: Beef Is wholesaIed here at 70 per
pound dressed and 4G456c on foot
mutton, "a dressed and 81 5Od3 each on
foot; pork, So dressed aud 3@31fo On
foet; veal, 30 dressed and SO on foot.
Observation-Disclosures, the fol
lowing ruling the market this week
Eastern suSaF-cured ham, 14o to l6s per
pound; Eastern breakfast bacon, I2c "a
l4c per pound; Oregon breakfast bacon
100 to 1211e per pound; Eastern cleal
sides, lilo to 1910 per pound; Oregon
clear sides, 1l1zo to 12o per pound
, country hams. 12c per pound; c9rnec
beef, 50 per pound; corned pork. 100 pei
pound.
HOPS-0ne OF our local dealers re-
eeived telegraph orders from San Fran
CISCO today TO the effect THAI be must
not pay over q cents per pound, this be
ING q reelection Of cents per pound
ever the highest price offered during
the week. No sales Wers made at 2:
cents, however, and the growers are
very confident OF higher figures.