The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-26

..ees It the Seattle c.sarinshouss today
- 1900 Point Arena arrived from the
fss.xu no6sy with Q cargo Of 100 barrels Of
4s. = which 1,5oo barrels were conaigned 70
S:s;ssk 4 Nicholas and 1000 70 J. A. HATFIELD Il
~ ~ prices Of lime have advanced . lev
- - de ruling rate among jobbers 10 sls0
Ewlm1sk
~ nerket values OF groceries, fruifa and
] .s-s1faes hsyc changed but little these past
49, staple groceries. however, are Cd
-SlIr slightly and there Is prospect Of =
- eDeatsr advance SOON
- enrloeds Of malt TO Sweeney 4 Co, over
. = na1unhss & Puget Sound railway. was the
THE CHICAGO MARKET
- 1cilewing quotations were furnished yes
80 b. Charles 4. Morton & Co.. fssin and
K leoken. No. Colonial block, from their
I IA correspondents.
6 1S1ctgo 80 q m.-wheat--Opep easy.
4 = aec; July, s6skc: August, s&tsc Corn
& ~ nc: July. sssxc; September, s4skc. Pork
80. Si155: July. tI370. Lsrd--June, $6.25:
Mo
- n-eelIers OF wheat At opening quota
- but buyers ask concessions: foreign cables
& y; peisafe cables report Liverpool steady with
Il r. 1emsud: French markets firm, but dull;
= s6sices from spring wheat regions con-
xzeA m.-Prices unchanged: market very
- With little doing; demand for local trade
E 1oto1ie; very difsicult to sell mnch ct quota
nan-More activity; "olc Hutch" taking
- July wheat, not enough. however, TO ma
tdsly advance priees.
IN -June wheat. SAC: July. s67sc: August.
81.
- = boy, but bulls seem inclined to realize
nmAn advance.
hn.--Country buying freely. on belief that
Nm decrease next Monday viii exceed that
ank week. which was 1.ss4,o0o Reports from
N6l4 wheat sections have net materially
onnCed slnce yesterday.
h1p m.-Market steady. with little varia-
nj prices. Would advise sales on all hard
-
It's p m.--Market closes easy on wheat and
os1. 18th being about opening prices OF the
~. wheat, June, s75sc; July, sssse; August,
Ne Corn. June, s2ssc; July. s3skc; septem-
~ Ne Pork unchanged; June. $la75; July.
NM Lard. June, % 30; July. t64a Business
teetise and both bulls aud hears seem 10 be
Ujsying harvest, Until the threshiRg ma
etse settles the question Of yield In the winter
vAsat regions. We may expect violent huctua-
slns n wheat and corn and other grains must
gnpsthizs 70 some extent
MERCHANDISE AND rRonucx REcEIrrs.
During the last "a hours the merchandise and
podncs receipts st this port were - follows;
y9Ieesn Pacific railroad. ga tons. Columbia d
ho1e aound railroad. 30 tons; Seattle, Lake
noge 4 Eastern railway. GIL tons By water
heaief. Is tons: Mabel : tons; Merwin. ton;
con Brown. l ton: Fleetwood, I ton: Point
Arms. 100 tons Total receipts. 1000.
SHIPMENTS
DURING the last ~ hours goods and merchan-
~ were shipped from Seattle to the surround.
hs cosnsry ss follows: Northern Pacific rail-
NJ, 25 tons; Columbia Il Puget Sound railroad.
= tons; Seattle Lake Shore d Eastern railway.
lA tons BY wster-W. r. Muuroc. II tons:
Warrington. 81 tons. Clara Brown. tons;
habel q tons. Total shipments, t6s toms.
NATURE or RRcEirrs
No osrioacs OF sand. two cars meats, one car
migtnnn movables. four cars stone. seven cars
nscasndise fifteen cars lumber, one car was-
- oas car furniture. two cars oil, two ears
eiasieA one car brick, two cars piles.