The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-12
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SEATTLE, Aug. III.
1890 a the Seattle clearinghouse to
.ls-~ounfed 70 Sl7l,276.s5. The balances were
- scsivify and strength was the prominent
- q me market today.
5skeurh no special changes in quotations
-, ,sksn plsce there seems to be an upward
-rl<pcy IN dairy produce. particularly eggs.
zs,a sre held Is high as q cents
- nit crop throughout the East Is . fail
e "a The shortage viii consequently be
- n With western stock. 1t is alleged that
s,,.sa nroduce merchants have purchased the
~e,e trrit output of California on the stock
5-nortant among the shipments from Seattle
zsssx ~erc the following: One car horses to
S.,sS.rd. car merchandise to Puyallup, 2 cars
ssrbinery 10 Ravenna Park, car merchandise
: r.vrnnr Park, l car merchandise 70 Pontiac,1
q rereh abdise 70 Bothell. car lumber to
s.~eiuie. 5cars merchandise to Snoquaimie,
- nerchandise to Dubuque car merchan-
-. q Arlington, car merchandise to Derby,
. I s nnerehandise to Redmond, car lumber to
5sssk River. car machinery to Ballard, cars
~ur1erdise TO ballard. car lumber to FREE
- ear merchandise 10 Fremont
sHIrMEsTs
n..tre Che last twenty-four hours goods and
1ndsse were shipped from Seattle to the
~rlusIs ding country rs follows: Northern Pa
~ s1ilway, rs tons; Columbia q Puget Sound
56sns. % tons; Seattle, Lake Shore q Eastern
IlesY. III tons. BY water-State of Washing
- IS tens; Henry Bailey, 40 tons: skagit Chief,
&Sps: Wasco 50 tons; Cascade. 40 tons; Buck
- tons; Glide, s tons: Mabel, 5 tons; City Of
3nrsson, tons: Eliza Anderson, 2 tons; City
<%oufncy. IONS; Evsngel. Is tons; Merwin, 2
-: fdish. tons; Washington, Is tons; Union
z--4A- TONS NJ a1fnmenfc To-
! ~. 81 IONA
nrRcHANDIsE AND PRODUCE REcEIPTs
nur!ne the last twenty-four hours the mer-
&ndlp and produce receipts were IS follows:
Hor.kfrn Pacific railway. coo tons: Columbia &
Fures Sound railway, II tons; Seattle. Lake
Shore Eastern railway, 491 tons BY water
Wno, 3 IONS; State OF Washington, 10 tons;
unsy Bailey, tons: skagit Chief. Is tons;
M. tons; City OF Kingston. 10 tons; Mabel,
|31ns; klza Anderson, 8 tons; ity OF Quincy,
r lons: Clara Brown, 2 tons: Evangel. tons;
crdand, II tons; Fleetwood, ton; Union Pa
- stsau,ers, 81 TONS Total receipts. IS,2 tons.
NATURE OF RECEIPTS
one car corn. car frogs, car shingles. car
exood. car tables, cars lumber. cars
nd, | car plies, car sash, cars coal, car
- handise car piums, l car fruit, 1 car
III, lear meat. cars calves, 2 cars cattle, l
[Whxu. ! ear meat. cars stone, car -four,
- nils, I car dump-ear,s. / car felt. Ger wag-
- lear furniture. car nails. ear beer.
STOCKS IN MARKET.
Dgttef- Eastern creamery. 17,400 lbs: choice
~ 4loo lbs; fancy California ALSO lbs Cheese
-cSliornia, 1850 lbs: Eastern stock, $3.50 lbs
- LIS b sxea Potatoes, y .ns. Onions, IS
IN Beets. 4sacks Carrots, Is sacks. Tur-
~ rs saeks Green corn, boxes. Cucum-
- 2 boxes. Cabbage. 2.4so lbs. Lemons, q
- Oranges. IS boxea Apples. 1867 boxes.
f1ehex 8 boxes. Plums, 1sS boxes. Apricots,
|ftnxeA hatermelons, 21z carloads. Biackber-
- - boxes. Grapes, 81 boxes. There is not q
|nnsto to be had Of any OF the commission men.
III Of the passengers who sailed on the UNA
q Lot night: II. Belmont, Mrs. J. Nickols,
III Bauer. l. W. Starr, W. G. wadenbauer, +.
4 Haxier n. Dsnmark, p. 8 Riley. Mrs. w. B.
Doch. Nm A. L Olsen, Mrs. L C. Low, Miss
nsye4 Miss Monroe, Ida Wisner, r. T. Hoyt, W.
Keliher. n. +. Pooler and wife. Mrs A. A.
M. Nrs. Z S. Groves, Mrs. Thomas, G. G.
Raadler Miss Maggie O'Brien. Miss Lucy New
~ Nm A. Gfufy. Miss n. G. Adds, James A.
Hnhns and wife. Charles willard.J. g. Horner,
aisn Hall, n. C. Brownlee. wife and child:
Smith, p c. Lorsep, r. L. Norris. r Roland,
ID Young. Miss N. Bonner. Mrs. Braid, Rev
Is slAkeney.