The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-04
Trade AND SHIPPING.
|rl,srances Yesterday Amount
ed to S283,046.43.
|noop MERCHANDISE SHIPMENTS.
...vy Demand for Coal Continues-Hay
Market Quiet With Fair Stock
Fruit Still Plenty.
sEArrLE sent. q isan

SEATTLE, Sept 2. 1890.
v,thaures at the Seattle clearing house today
...euufed to s2sS, 0i6 IS. The balances were
WEA&.
,.sit and vegetables are kept full, but dealers
| :. rsuftogs, as this line is dangerous one to
ssale The supply is fully equal to the
1nsud and is drawn more and more from
| ,ssl points as this country is developed.
Notwithstanding reports TO the contrary there
&sxusiderable old stock in the hay market, and
! = new crop lie not being pushed off by farmers,
59s,rh the supply is equal to the demand.
{y.rrers generally look for higher prices. bat
|.ss,e is no prospect of any immediate advance.
| ysx timothy from east of the mountains Is sold
|lsrs in carload lots By jobbers at SO; new
[xkeat hay in carload lots at s17.75. Old hay in
sling Ct SIS to $50. TIE feed market is Quiet.
Business is brisk at the coal bunxers four
kysssls loading today, each taking a large
snoant
Important among the shipments Yesterday
vp,s the following: Five cars merchandise TO
|sarFhter, three cars merchandise to Kent,
|rren cars merchandise TO Snohomish, seven
/ an merchandise TO Ballard, four cars merchsn-
| ase to Falls City, four cars merchandise
10 Gilman, three cars brick to Ballard.
|txo ears merchandise to Machoias, two cars
EI,snont two cars merchandise to Latoua. two
IN merchandise TO Portland, two cars mer-
Andise to Botneil, two cars merchandise to
sub Bend, one Car merchandise to Boulevard.
ole car merchandise to Ellensburg. one car
ne.ehandise TO koslyn, one car merchandise to
sokzne Falls. one car merchandise to Durham.
@e ear merchandise to Hot Springs, one car
rschsndise to Enunclaw. one car merchandise
% Kilkeson. one car machinery to Spokane
Islls one car hay TO Ballard.
SHIPMENTS.
During the past twenty -four hours goods and
strchasdise were shipped from Seattle as fol-
svs: Northern Pacific railway. IS tons; Seattle,
lske Shore & Eastern railway, III tons. Colum.
"a & Puget Sound railway, 40 TONS BY water
H. Mcdonald, 20 tens; Cascade, IS tons; Mer-
IN. 4 tons; Edith, tons; Garland, ton; Eliza
aderson, ton: City of Kingston, ton; Fleet
sood. / ton; Washington, ton. Total ship
nenx, 81 tons.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS
Receipts OF merchandise and produce at this
portsor the past twenty-four hours were as fol-
ews: Northern Pacific railway. 30S tons; Seattle.
Lake Shore & Eastern railway, 79e tons; Column
bis aud Puget Sound railway, Az tons. BY
xsler-Quincy, 5 tons; Kingston, 8 tons; Wash.
iafon. tons; Z. Anderson, ton; Fleetwood,
tons. Total receipts. l,l55 tons.
NATURE OF RECEIPTS
Sixteen cars merchandise, 81 cars lumber, 8
ears shingles. 3 cars brick, cars coal, cars
hoaseheld goods. cars ice, cars horses, cars
stone, car dressed beef, l car rails, 1 car
wagons, car nails, car hay presses, / car ma
enlnery, car cerealine, j car boom chains, 1
ear stoves, car potatoes, l car butter and eggs
lear eggs, cars beer, l car iron, car doors, /
car piles, car wheels.