The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-09
: destination and value of exl
The articles of expectation and valua-
tions were as follows:

Inc tIJiClSs VI anu
tons were as follows;
Flows, l. sl4; agricultural implements S3I4;
CATTLE 81 head, $780, horses, head, sI45; sheep,
2,057 head, S50S6; other animals, $ls6; station
cry 81; books 500; brass. s533; bread biscu I,
3,1Sl, Sll5; meal, n 400 S242; rye, bushels
s.; wheat, Ill 20 bushels, Sos, 1885, wheat -four,
bots barrels, sl2,82; breadstufs, $500; FIRE
bricks, S59l; carriages, Sass; chemicals, So;
other chemicals, SS67; clocks, $50; watcher, $780,
copper, manufactured, Sl,l2l; cotton cloth,
5,So3 yards, S6S4; cotton clothing, $3.50; other
cotton goods, S65S: eggs, 5,5SS dozen, Sl,l67;
fresh fish, 1856 pounds, $50; picked herring, 3
barrels s31; salmon fish, 20 pounds, s.; oysters,
S262, swine, SJ3; fax, manufactured, sol; apples,
3ji barrels, 81 SOC: fruit, green, s2i6 nuts, SIS;
raw fur-, s2.2o0: glass, s9e7; glucose 962 pounds,
SIS; glue, 20 pounds, SIS; grease, $3.50; manu-
featured hair SIS; hay, 50 tons, s75J; hops, POT
pounds. S45. ice, tons. $50; India rubber, boots
and shoes. 40 pairs, sS77 India rubber, other
goods, 500; ink, sl4; scientific instruments,
s7s4; iron castings sl29; fire arms, $3.50; locks,
$3.50; machinery, Sl6ds; wire nails, 100
pounds, 81; saw tools, $3.50: sewing
machines, $50; steam engines, p sLssj;
stoves So; iron, s., 525; lamps, sSS lead, sSg};
leather goods 81: boots and shoes, AT pairs,
s627; hams, sl74: leather, manufactured, IS; &C.
meEt, 81, l3l; malt liquors, four dozen quarts,
So: mat llQuOrs, 5.osi gallons, sl,072; marble,
81; turpeutiae, go gallons, sl04; oil cake meal
Zy,Uzo t-oIs ~ soNt ult
mating, 1850 gallons, s244o; oil, lubricating,
si6 gallons s272: oil, linseed, l55 gallons, SO;
painting material, sIll; manufactured paper,
81 ,s0i; corned beef, 1000 pounds, s2Sl: fresh
beef. so pounds, $50; sailed beef, 3l,6l6
pounds, 1850; bacon, 1,0l6 pounds, Sos;
hams, I,255 pounds, SIi5; fresh pork. 1871
pounds, sl47; picked pork, s,6S9 pounds,
s. 2S6; game, So; meat product, sl45;
milk. ave gallons, 81; fsxseed, - bushels, s43;
seeds ss7s; SILK, manufactured, S.; distilled
spirits, So gallons, s54; stationery, s24; tin.
manufactured. $50; cigarettes and tobacco, S.
COO SIS; tobacco, ssl9; yarnishes, "A gallons,
SIS; onions, s20S potatoes, 5,0s9 bushels, slS75;
vegetables, S2i: wine, so gallons, s.; lumber,
10 $500 feet sl04, "a; hoops, wood, SO; lsshs,
sla 600 s. 2Ss; pickets, 10000, 1901; shingles
asa 600 s767; household furniture. $50: woods,
manufactured, sl.6Ss: WOOL s25; zinc. manu-
Fse,gred. SIS; other articles, $975; wool cloth
ing, SIS: totsi, s2s29lA
The valuation of foreign importations
into the Puget sound district for the
month of February was S24,503. The
value Of imported goods free Of duty was
Sl5.5ss. and dutiable goods $685.. From
British Columbia 20 the value Of s20, 9s5,
Hongkong s2.S4, and Eastern Canada
STA we're received. The value of goods
received from American vessels was So
$50. foreign vessels s9,S22, and cars SASH.
Following is a list of goods and valuations
admitted free of duty:
American manufactured goods returned,
sl,aSo; roots, bsrks, etc, So coffee 7se pounds,