The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-01

Exchanges at Seattle clearing-hou today
amounted to sll5,02ae5. The balances were
s23,SS9 "a
MARKET REPORTS
No change was noted in the grain and feed
market yesterday. In the green fruit and vege-
table market some new sweet potatoes were no.
ticed, the price being cents per pound. Black
berries were plentiful at 81 per crate. The stock
OF apples is fair, but other fruits are almost
tirely out The supply OF vegetables was not
heavy.
Retail trade in fruits aud vegetables has been
very good this week. The grocery aud provision
trade is about the same usual Meat trade Is
little quiet, and the fish trade is dead But
very little change has taken place in retail
prices Apples are little cheaper and oranges
are entirely out of the market.
RETAIL QUOTATIONS..
FLOUR AND MEALr-Minnesota, ss25: CALI
fornia, 1915: Oregon, s5095.25: Washington,
Rainier brand, $3.50; Olympic brand, $3.50; COM
mon brands, s4.50(e525 per bbl Cornmeal, Sc;
oatmeal, &c. Rice, 7c per h.
sUGARS-Granulatcd, Is lbs; extra G, 10 lbs:
golden c. 20 lbs; cut loaf. Il lbs, and Pulvsrized
BUTTER-Fancy Eastern creamery, SOC, and
dairy, 65975c per roll; California fresh roll. SO
EGGs-Fresh ranch, s5c; Oregon, Csc, and
Eastern, 25c per dozen
CHEEsE-Eastsrn, zoe: California, l5c; Swiss
imported. S5c, and domestic 30c per h.
FRUIT-Sieily lemons, Csc, and CALIFORNIA;, Csc
berries, i2ei5c; peaches, iO@l21sc: cherries, Is
g2oc; aprieots, loo per h. Apples. A@5c per III
or 81 25Q3l.50 psr box.
VEGETABLES = Carrots turnips and bests,
llac; cabbage, &c, and onions DC per 10. Celery,
$l csulidower, sl.25 per dox Small white
beans-Boyas and pink, SO; limss. &c per ID.
New green peas, &c, and beans, loe; green corn.
40c per doz; new potatoes, 1l<(9ll5c per n I;
sweet potatoes, Sc per 10: tomatoes, loo per ID.
CANNED GooDS-Peaehes, pears and april
COTS zoe; cherries, strawberries and raspberries,
Csc; all other table fruits, zoe; peas zoe, and
corn aid string beans, l5c; tomatoes, Toe.
CURED MEATS AND LARD-Native cured
hams, l5Gl6c; Eastern, l9@lie; bacon, l5c; dry
sailed meats, l2l2c; dried beef Clipped, 25c, and
HONEY AND sYRUPs - California comb
honey, Csc, and strained. Sc per H. pure maple
syrup, $l25(Gl so, and common syrups, 5Oc(9sl
PlCKLEs-cross, plain, mixed and chow.
chow, 10c per pint, or 6oc per quart: domestics,
In glass, 2OG40c; pure cider vinegar, CSC per
FRESH MEATs-Beef, for boiling, 7@loc, and
steaks, lc(G20c; veal, l2l30820c; mutton, 1215(0
15e; spring lamb, slQ1.50 per quarter; lamb
per n; pork, l2l3G15c; sausages, lala1I5c; poul-
try, native, freshly dressed, 25c
FISH AND OYsTERs-Halibut, in slices,
121ac; Columbia river salmon, l212e; srnelts, her
ring, founders, rock cod and tom cod SIC:
Eastern shad, 25c per 10; Holsters soc; crabs, so
zoe each; Sound oysters, soc per quart.
GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
During the past twenty -four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
the following amounts: BY rail--Northern Pa
cihe, 325 tons; Columbia Puget Sound, so tons;
Seattle, Lake shore Eastern, 2o7 tons. By
water-W. F. Munroe, 50 tons; Puget Sound &
Alaska Steamship Companys boats, Is tons;
Angeles, Is tons; Delta, tons; Mountaineer,
10 tons; Multnomah, tons; Buckeye, tons;
Glide, 5 tons S. NJ Renton, tons; Grace, 3
tens; Detroit, tons; A. r. Robinson, tons;
Otter, tons. Total shipments, 7o7 tons.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS
Produce and merchandise have been received
at the port OF Seattle during the past twenty
four hours as follows: By rail-Northern Pacific,
SGT tons. Columbia It Puget Sound, Is tons;
Seattle, Lake Shore d Eastern, pa tons BY
water-W. f. Munroe, ITO TONS L ]. Perry, Is
tons; Puget Sound & Alaska Steamship Com
panys boats, II tons; Glide, 2 tons. Total re-
csipts. l,0So tons.