The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-18

SEATTLE. Nov II, 1890.
~ sxcnanees . the ss-attle clearing house
tooay amounted to tle2, 3u8 a.
The nteamer Premier made I sreci., ~, -
vicscria ysstsrday morning IN place 81 the CITY
- Aanestons which latter vessel met with an e.
cloent . lev days ago The KinRptou q nov q
vscsone undergoing repain. she viii b IN
conoiaon g continue her regular run eomot.
~, ne krsmier continuing her run In the
mo steamer v. +. Monro. came n = H.t.
neid's wharf yesterday from the skesit liver
freight A1 AZ ~
The collier willametse, which arrived in the
nssoor sundsy night from San Francisco Win
my IONS Of Cumberland coal, conn need coal.
ing yesterday morning at the Oregon Improve
ment Company's bunkers, in preparation Tor
her return trip TO the Golden Gaze next Thurs.
day.
ine seam tug Pionesr returned from ssthe
cape" last evening. having taken to sea the shin
faiextines which called from Seattle harbor 4
lev Gays aga This morning the Pioneer win
Iow large boom Of logs 70 Port Discovery for
the Discovsry Mil Company.
The steam barge J. G. Britain which came in
from chuckanut yesterday morning hnished
oiscnars,n9 her building stone at Bakers wharf
~ evening.
Ting tus DISPATCH Il In the alp q Bakers
wharf, preparing for her annual inspection.
which VIII b made this afternoon.
the steamer Hayt.an Republic left San Fran
CISCO sunday and is due In Seattle Thursday
next. She has on board . large shipment OF
gers.
The steamer J. r. Mcdonald left last evening
Tor beliinghsm bay and Port Townsend with !
load Of general merchandise.
The Steamship City OF Pnebla sails tomorrow
night At o'clock for San Francisco. The steam.
ship Umatilla, from the same pace, il due il
port that day.
The steamer Wasco, running for Baders 4 Co.
mas been taken OF the La Conner run and here.
eiter will only make connections st Whatccm.
the u Conner business at this time Of the year
- exceedingiy light and fox the present the run
will - abandoned.
The steamer Angeles returned from Tacoma
yesterday, whore she had taken 1900 bushels OF
potatoes from DungenesR In the evening she
coaleo at the Madison street bunkers. It ID
rumored that the steamer has been sold by the
Colony" Company for 5000. and that this il
probably her last trip g. Seattle.
The clipper ship Highland Lights, chartered .
short time ago BY the Oregon improvement.
Company to make two trips TO San Francisco
with coals Wa due Sunday. - was also the reg
MAR steamer Kennsy, running the same COM
pany. Their non-appearance has Great d no
general concern however, for Il y believed that
they are probably ct some small port discharg-
Ing mercnandise which had been brought along
for way points.
The Eastern Oregon coaied yesterday. She
leaves today q noon with merchandise for -
Sound towns
The ships Spartan ana Templar ana the bark
Peteu are Ill loading coal ct the Oregon I'm
provement bunken for San Francisco
The steamer 4 L Nastick which went on Z
rock In the Gulf OF Georgia during the heavy
fog . week ago u in the dry dock Her bows
wsro badly smashed and damaged and it will b
at least eighteen days before abe 10 ready for
her regular run.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE R1CKIPIs
Receipts Of produce aud merchandise By va
ter at the port Of Seattle daring the rast
twenty-iour hours are q follows: w. r. n n
roe. 80 tons; Mabel, 20 tons: J. G. Britain, 20
tona Total receipts, $50 tons.
CENTRAL REcEIrTs
Goods and merchandise were shipped from
Seattle BY water during the past twenty-four
hours Is follows: J. r Mcdonald, 100 tons;
Lacy L1we, 30 tons; Occidentsl, $50 tons: miscel-
lsneous. 100 tons. Total shipments, 1850 tons.