The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-18


ibs market was well supplied with summer
A.it today. The receipts were liberal. owing to
s - arrival OF the San Francisco steamer. The
-erkee for dried fruit is firm. Five carloads of
s ,,seermeltns arriv d in this city the past week.
~ receipts of choice ranch eggs still continue
NH. IN fact. the supply of this commodity is
ss1deouste TO meet the demand Prices still
M frm 1t 2le with tendency 70 advance still
s,sher. The market for ali grades Of fresh but
erhyery active, fancy stock bringing a. high
no
.etsfoes are held anywhere from lie to 1lzc.
i1thrr vegetable prices same a. ruled the earlier
uart Of .ast week.
p ulfry srili continues to come in slowly, a.
lhoueh II is In fair demand, with prices 6rm.
Important among the shipments from Seattle
hdsy were the following: One car shingles TO
Niunesota Transfer Co.. / car merchandise to
centra.is. q cars merchandise to Kent. l Car
merchandise to Portland. car merchandise 10
Gh,cseo Lear merchandise to aushter, car
shiusles 70 Por land. Car shingles 10 Elleus-
burs. car sash and doors to o,BIeu. cars
sbineles to Chicago, 2 cars ties Ia Biacs Din-
uoud. l car lumber TO Back Dismou6, l car
nsschandise to Redmond. Car merehap Use o
Engiewood. car merchandise TO Mo ahan,
~ merchandise to Gilman, car merchandise
% Pr ston, car merchandise to Falls City, car
narchsndise TO SnoQualmie, car merchandise
b South Bend, car lard 10 Fremont. / car ham
% Fremont, cars merchandise TO Ballard, car
merchandise TO Latona. / car merchandi t.
Maple Leaf, car rails to Arlington. car plates
b Arlington.
SHIPMENTS
During the last twenty-icur hours goods and
uerchandise we're shipped from Seattle to the
snrrouuding country rs follows: Northern Pa
ei6c railway "a tons; Columbia & Puget sound
ssilwsy, 90 tons; Seattle, LAKE Shore Il Eastern
railway. l72 tons By water-Fsirhaven, 50
tons: skagit Chief, q tons; CT de. 3 tons: Edith,
= tons; American Ranger. IS tons; Eliza An
defson. Q TONS City of Kingston, tons: Fleet
wood 4 tons; Cascade, 50 tons; wasco, rs tons:
Buckeye. l ton; Union Pacific steamers, 50 tons.
5otai shiI meuis &c iona
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
During the lat twenty.four hours the mer-
chandise and oaHce receipts ct this port were
o follows: Northern Pacific railway 116 tons;
columuis & Puget souns railway, 100 tons: Seat
ne. Lake Shore Eastern railway, AS toss. By
uxter-t airhaven. - toas; Sxagit Chief, 10
hons: g de. tor 8; City Of Kingston, So tons:
rleetw cd. tons: Mabe, 2 tons; Cascade. 8
tons; wasco. 20 tons: Sarah NJ. BENTON. tons;
Buckley. ton: Union Pacific steamers, 36 tons.
Total receipts. SIS IONS.
NATURE OF RECEIPTS.
lcsr stoves. car -four. / car pig iron, cars
Merchandise. l car wood, cars lumber, car
ehinglts, Cars pilts. Car doors and sashes,
eG chickens. car vegetables. Car cattle, car
brsn. cars stone. cars rails, car terra Gotta,
CIR meat car coke, 8 cars hay, car furniture,
lear feed, car household goo 10. 8 cars graders
gu st. cars gs. Car chopped corn, l car
bans. car barley, car watermelons. car
bsef.
STOCKS IN MARKET.
Cheese Calilornias s. 100 lbs. Eastern $3.50 lbs,
native 900 lbs. Butt r--Essrern CT amery 81, 1915
iA California roll $500 lbs, choice roll 1000
b. native lbs Eggs. 666 boxes Potatoes, IS
louG Tursips, l19 sacks. Beets. IL sacks. Car
Ris, Is sacks. Onions 100 sacks. Cabbage, $500
ll< Tomatoes, 267 boxes Cucumbers, $50
nzea Green corn, lis boxes. Apples, l,loo
ozea Pears, s4S boxes Peaches. 3l5 boxes.
hums, SIS boxes. Apricots, 70 boxes. Grapes
NAise lis boxes, black 139 boxes. Watermelons
tM Catalogues, $50. Bleckberries. .165 boxes.