The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-17
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& SEATTLE, Jelly Is, 1900
.-.s.rves At tts Seattle clearing house today
-. zsss1 10 ssp., 1877. The balances were
S.s.s,s singing was somewhat lighter than
- fumber and shingles are on the I'D
- sstll- wit1. Ii anything. slight increase.
II - q f7r By steamer was hardly mp to the
evrrnxs todsy.
4 - NOV Is the turning point in the hay mar
g Atauy time dur ~ the year the price ard
q ..,sv al tbs commodity Il most interesting
h -, % loerers; for their 'eams n the woods
Il -. q 81 led the year round. This present
.sr,cd 4 fhe tine jus. before he new und hay
1000 the market and when the California
& .~srex which Is cheaper, is at its highest point
& J -, the fss of May to the ist OF August of
s..s raar sound hay generally advances 20
seh 4. price that the logger ida IL cheaner to
s.se.< hav from Lower California than 70 bay
a hnme product.
snr,nd har il, however at all times much pre-
..,sa 3 ! matter of real worth by the lumber
- lar the reason that the OK tesms used In
- raods will eat only the heads OF the Cali
s-,nis hey, all the remainder being dir &C
800 Even with this loss. the imported arti-
Z. i hrosgfs ia at O gain. owing to the elevated
- reached By the home timothy within the
srriod stated above.
n alter harvest time, the crop being any
vsrs fair. the market Is - much repieuished
~ ( Scurd hay that pric are forced down
"a Ioe2ers buy the home article almost ex-
sr<syslv. By the LIST OF August these changes
iii take pace.
ruu,rtsnf among the shipments from Seattle
Snday &c the following: Three cars uer-
xb4asize Il Gilman. car machinery 10 Ballard,
sun merchandise TO Ballard ] car graders
ants to Yesser, 3 cars m rcnandise 20 Sno-
tgmish. car merchandise to Rudd, car
AIM Ia 10 Orilia, car corn meal to race track,
IL. nicture frames to Walla Walla, car cast.
ms Is spokane Falls, / car paper to North
YAKIMA. car candy to Wilkeson, car hams to
Llenshurg.
During the last twenty -four hours goods and
merehandise were shipped from Seattle TO the
urr1nnding country as follows: Northern Paci
Il rusluay. los tons: Columbia & Puget Sound
r.i.way. SO tons; Seattle, Lake shore & Eastern
rslxav 81 tons By water-J z. Mcdonald, 50
bns; Henry Bailey. 50 tons; Fairhaven. 80 tons;
fksgis Chief. 60 tons. 5. NJ. BENTON. % tons; San
Juzn. 10 tons: Edith. 5 tons: Fleetwood. tons:
Washington. 50 tons; Clara Brown, 10 tons. City
Il uninnY, 50 tous: Mabel. 50 tons: Eliza Ander
ID, 5 tons: Cascade 80 tons. Total shipments
~ tens
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
Daring the lssr twenty-four hours the mer-
ehsnlise aud produce receipts 81 this port were
i follows. Northern Pacific railway, 25I tons:
Columbia & Puget Sound railway, rs tons;
extt'e. Lake Ehcre Eastern railway, 304 tons
II wsfer-Point Arena $50 tons; J. r Melon
ID so tons; Fairhaven, 20 tons; s. III. Reuton,
nfans: Cascade. 10 tons: Eliza Anderson, tons:
CT oi Kingston. 5 tons; Edith, tons; Wash
Ing on. 5 tors: Grace, D tons: skasit Chief. 10
ions; Clara Brown. tons; Mabel, 10 tons. Total
receipts. 90 tons.
NATURE or RECEIPTS
One car DEPOT seats, Is cars lumber. 1 car
shinges, car household goods. car ice, 3 cars
hrek. / ear piles car be- /. cars dressed meat,
esrs mert hahdise, cars nails. car sash
weights. | car glass, cars enigrant movsbles 1,
err nj K car oil, car eggs. 1 car -four. car
opera HAIRS ear pipe, l steam pump, ! ear
iron eolHmnsr cars rails, car coke.