The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-19
ments received are quickly disposed Of
. to eager purchasers

inents received are quickly disposed Of
to eager purchasers
FfsH AND orsTERs.
The absence OF large fish from the
market was noticeable throughoss the
week, Is halisut ard salmon are yerv
scarce. Small fish appear in good sun
ply with only a slim demand. sound
oysters are freely offered. Eastern
frozen. in tins are easily obtained
and. arriving in good condition. have
fair market.
COAL AsD LrNaEE.
About 500 tons Of Goa! have been
received for the week ending TODAY.
The supply has been reduced owing 10
the Franklin mine disaster. The IRE
has been thoroughly gotten under and
operations are resumed a. formerly.
The Newcastle output has averaged
100 tons per day for the last three or
four days. The following shipments
have been made since December II.
ship Gstherer. 21o0 tons: Aneon.
80 tons fuel; Umatiila. so tons fuel /;
Alki, 1850 tons.
The vessels at present loading, or
about u load, are: bark Germania
Black Diamond coal; ship Ivanhoe
and Spartan. Black Diamond; ship
Levi g. Burgess. Cedar Mountain !:
bark Halcyon, Newcastle; and bark
Kate Davenport, Gilman coal The
feet on the way includes the ship
Blue Jacket, for cargo of Black Dia-
mond coal; bark Ternpleton, Black
Diamond; bark Oregon, Cedar
Mountain bark Fresno, Franklin
coal. No change in coal quotations.
The local demand for building ium-
Der shows no slackening. and most of
the mills are running full time in Of
der to have sufficient supply on
hand for the opening up OF spring
business. Logs are being held for
higher prices. There are several
million feet OF logs at the mouth Of
the snohomish, and at other points
along the Sound, but no movement is
made to bring them in. 1t is said
that the logging camps OF Maple val
ley, on the Columbia d Puget Sound
railroad. and at o'Briens, on the Puget
Sound shore road. will opensup short
ly. The camp at the latter will open
up right away, II the weather conien-
ues fine. The outlook at present is
for sitter prices on logs all round.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE-
CEiPrS-DuTing the last q hours the
merchandise aud produce receipts al this
port have been a. follows Puget sound
Shore road. Isl tons; Columbia d Puget
sound railroad. ! ton. steamers-City Of
quincy, q tons; Munroe, = ton: Henry
Bailey, Il tons. Eliza Anderson, II tonsi
Augusta, I ton. Edith. tons; Glide. II
tons; Hassaio, 80 tons. Premier. y, tons.
Total receipts, y93e tons. Among the re
eeipts were 50 bales hops, 1852 sacks oats,
80 sacks wheat, les sacks potatoes, 20 sacks
carrots, 80 sacks chopped feed, 100 sacks
shorts, SIS sacks -four. ~ boxes apples, 6
boxes butter. box nsh. eases eggs, i.a
hams. 80 pieces bacon, III salt pick led bel
lies. II sacks oysters, cOops turkeys. 1
coop geese. . eoOps chickens, lot ducks. I
Yeuison, veal, : dressed hogs. Isia bills
and Il cases whisky, cases wine, - butts
tobacco. case a garcttes, 81 bids hides aud
pelfs, l000o feet lumber.
sHIPNENTs-D During the last q hours
goods aua merchandise have been shipped
| from seattle 10 the surrounding country a.
follows. Puget sound Shore road
| Is tons: Columbia and Puget sound
| railroad, = tons steamers - Edith, s. :
| tons MunrOe, h tons. Fleetwood, tons
Premier. tons. Grace, I ton; Augusta, ?
tons. Aountaineer, , tons: Left Erickson.
| q. tons. lola. A., tons. success, II tons
Total shiumenfs rs tons.