The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-17

TRADE AND SHIPPING.
Steady Market on All Kinds of
Farm Produce.
DAYS EXCHANGES SI77,5 45. SO.
Retail Price of Eggs Advanced-Lem-
ens . Little Lower-Receipts and
Shipments Of Freight.
TIDES AT SEATTLE HARBoR TODAY
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am. II. pm it am. IL pn- 1t
o., Us 81 III $50 IL 90, 90
AT PORT rowSsEsD.
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SEATTLE. sept. 10. 1885,,
Exchanges at Seattle, Tacoma aai Portland
clearinghouse today were:
Csaraar.s B1,raees
seattle. .................. N17.;4s 6s SS2,705 81
loftisuo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. aZlou 90 ot,oVo ~
Tacoma. .-......-...----.. l33oi3 rs $3.50 76
Firm prices continue to rule the grain, hay
ana feed market Receipts were somewhat
lighter yesterday than they have been The
fruit market is heavily stocked and large guam
titles are coming in right along on consign-
ment The cool weather prevents the fruit
aud Iona
will probably rule firm.
Further than an advance of cents per dozen
IN fresh ranch eggs and q slight shading OF
prices on Sicily lemons, tomatoes ard sweet
potatoes. the retail trade presents no new
features.
RETAIL QUOTATIONS..
FLOUR AND MEAL-Minnesots, N.6s per
sack: California, sl.3o. Oregon, $L35; Washing
ton. Ravenna, lis; Olympic brand, slSj: COM
mon brands, sL1Syi.25 per sack. Cornmeai,
sac: oatmeal, &C; graham, 2lac. Rice, &c
per n.
-sUGARs-Grsnulated, fine I59l6 MS; extra
c, l73is MS golden c, I7tlS ms; cut Loaf IL ros
aud pulverzed, 10 ms for 81.
BuTfER-Fancy Eastern creamery, 2Jns5c,
and dairy, 55{c175c per roll.
EGGS-Frssh ranch, 40c.
Swiss imported ACE, aud domestic, SOC per 10
FRUIr-3Icily lemons, soc. and Cnlifor-
mia, 4o0gJ0c per doz Bananas, 25l3a5c per dog.
Apples, sc; peaches Ice; pears, 5tGl0c per Id;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., turnips and beets,
&c; cabbage, &c, and onions, 21ac per n;
green onions, six punches for Zoe. Small
white bs.ns-Boyas aud pinks. sc: Limas,
&c per H. Potatoes. ic per 10 Toma-
toes, sc. Peas. sc per n. Cauliiower. Toe each.
"atermelons, 9GI3oc; sweet potatoes. &c.
CANNED G00DS-peaches, pears and april
cots, oc; cherries. strawberries and raspberries,
2ac all other table fruits, zoe: peas. Doc, and
corn and string beans. l5c; tomatoes, I0c.
CURED MEATS AND LARD-Native cured
hams, loc: bacon, Ice: dry salted MEATS.
l2lac; dried beef, Clipped. 25c, and lard. lN9l5c
HONEY AND sYRUPs - califoruis comb
honey, &c, and strained, sc per ID; pure maple
per gal.
PICKLEs-Heinz plain. mixed and chow
In glass, 9Neioc; kegs. 81; pure cider vinegar.
FRESH MEATs-Beef, FOR boiling. so6e, and
steaks. 5gloc; veal, loC1l5c; mutton. 7Gl2c;
FISH AND SrERS-Halibut, in slices,
12c; salmon, lie; smelts, herring, houn-
dsrs. rock sa. cod and ton cod. SIC: Sound
POULTRY-Chickens. 25c per III.
GENERAL sHIrxENrx
During the past :wenty-four hours goods aud
merchandise have been shipped from Seartis in
the following amounts: By rail-Northern Pa
tons; Great Northern. 50 tons. BY water
Puget Sound & Alaska Steamship Company's
boats, % tons; State of Washington, 20 tons:
Multnomah. Is tons; Buckeye. 4 tons Total
shipments, 643 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
cifc, $50 tons; Columbia & Puget Sound, %
Keweenaw, $50 tons: Puget sound Il Alaska
steamship Company's boats, II tons Total re-
ceipts, 9l7 tons.