The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-10

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Tacoma ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l3o-30l SO 1852 o.
A decline of 81 per ton was noted on bran and
shorts yesterday. Otherwise the grain and feed
market continues steady. Another slight de-
cline in some grades of canned meats is looked
for on the first of the coming week. There 10
small prospect OF hams going any lower for the
present, however
In the retail grocery and provision trade
prices have changed more during the present
week than for some time past Sugars have adj
vanced: some vegetables and fruits are q little
cheaper. and cured meats have dropped. No
improvement has been noted i'm the condition
oil the fresh meat market Halibut and salmon
are abundant for the demand, and the whole
sale price of the former is a trife sitter.
RETAIL QUOTATIONS.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Minnesota, sL65 per
sack: California, $l35: Oregon, $i.35: Washing
ton, kavenna, Id; olympic brand, 81. 30; com.
mon brands, ,sllN9l25 per sack. Cornmeal,
SIC: oatmeal, DC; graham, PIC. Rice, 10
per n.
sUGARs-Granula,ei. fine. 15aois lbs; extra
{, lsGlS u.s. golden c. l1(GS MS; cut Loaf IL lbs,
and pulverized, 10 TBS for 81.
BUTIER-Fancy Eastern creamery, 250S5c,
and dairy. 5o0g75c per roll.
EGGs-Fresh ranch, 31c.
CHEESE--Easteru, 20c; California, iJ190c;
Swiss imported. 40c, and domestic, SOC per ~
FRUIT-i3iciiy lemons, 50t660c, and Cali.
tornia, 400150c per doc. Black berries, So per
box, or 40c per gal; bananas, 2Sts5c per doA
Apples, &c; peaches loc; pears, S9l0c per lib;
observation-disclosures urnips and beets,
onoSs &C. and Onions e per
white beans-Boyas aud pinks, &c; Lmas,
&c per 10. Potatoes, lie per Ii. Toma-
toes. SC. Peas. DC per IN. Caulifower. 1oc each.
Watermelons, 2tgSOc; cantaloupes, 2OD3Oc.
sweet potatoes. &c per II.
CANNED GOODS-Peschcs, pears and april
cots. 0c; cherries, Strawberries and raspberries,
25c: all other table fruits, 20c; peas. 20c. AMI
corn and string beans. l5c; tomatoes. l0c.
CURED MEATS AND LARD-Native cured
hams, Ice: bacon, l6c: dry sailed meats,
21ac: dried beef, Clipped. 25c, and lard. l0Sl5c
HONEY AND sYRuPs California comb
honey, &c, aud strained, Sc per ~ pure mapis
syrup, $l2o9L5o, and common syrups. Dc9u
PlCKLEs-Heinz, plain, mixed and chow
chow, iOc per pint, or 60e per quart; domestics,
in glass, 2oSioc; kegs, 81; pure cider vinegar,
FRESH MEATs-Beef, for boiling. s9ec, and
steaks. 1915c; veal, 1O0Ji5c: mutton, 79tl2o;
pqTEf FISH KS :oSssFs logs in slices,
l2c; salmon, lie; smelts, herring. 1oun-
ders, rock cod and tom cod, SIC; Sound
oysters, soc per quart; crabs, SO 25c each.
POuLIRY-Chickens. 25c per NJ
GENERAL SHIPMENTS
curing tuo past tWeuSF-iuuE hours HODus anu
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
the following amounts: By rail-Northern Pa
cifc, 4l0 tons: Columbia & Puget Sound. 35
tons: Great Northern, 80 tons. BY water
Walla Walla, l,0S0 tons: Mexico, CD tons: J. R.
Mcdonald, lis tons: Puget sound & Alaska
Steamship Company's boats. 60 tons; Clara
Brown, tons; Buckeye, tons; San Juan, 3
tons Total shipments, III 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 Pa
cihc, 500 tons; Columbia & Puget Sound. 20
tons; Great Northern, 80 tons. By water
Clara Brown, tons; l. j. Perry 80 tons; Puget
Sound Alaska Steamship Company's boats,
10 tons. Mabel tons Total receipts, ISL tons