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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-16
BAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
rux STATE or TRADE.

Tux SIAiE w IkAH&n
sAx FsAxciseo, Aug. Is. The local mer-
chandise market Was more active, prices
being firm in all the leading lines. Pro-
duce markets unchanged. Vegetables
move of slowly: fresh fruit is plentiful
and dull; peaches and melons, weak.
Ba;ter--Eirm.
Eggs--Sseady.
Pouitry-Weak and dull.
Produce recelrss-Fioar. quarter sacks.
%, 800; Oregon. 3.a64. Washington, 40s.
wheat. censals, ss.0y3: Oregon, LOS:
Washington, :. 4o5: barley. centals. 81. i3s;
oats. rentals. aio; Oregon. Ga. Washing
ton. s.3: beans. Iso; potatoes. sacks. s,ela.
Elour--We quote: Net cash prices for
family extras. <5a1sa4.0 per barrel; hak-
era extras. Aso13s1; superfine. $2atS
$40
Wheat-Sseady buying on the part Of
shippers. though their operations are not
characterized by any particular haste.
Growers areslargely inclined TO meet the
situation in spite Of the low prices, and
offerings are somewhat liberal in consc-
quence. For shipping wheat that will
ciass as No. the quotation OF $l.osss per
Genital is full figure. though $l.aes4 would
likely be given for parcels Of more choice
quality. Milling descriptions are Also
easy in price. few purchases being made At
over u. lea. though small holders decline
70 sell ~ such figure.
Rariey-The barley market IL not In .
satisfactory condition for selling interests.
feed descriptions are in large snpply.
while the demand 10 anything bns active
and prices therefore rule easy for breving
qualities. There il . continued far de-
naud, bat prices are not 10 steady ~ they
were a short time ago owing TO arnsr
OCEAN freight rates. We quoses Feed,
67ise;sss.c per GENITAL for good lnalisy.
ana stc for choice: brewing. 81 setass. !:
Caevasier 81. % for standard Quaslty. and
$i.asf l.iss. for lower grades
Oats ~ both Oregon and Meaningless
hare eegun 70 ship in this direction. Con.
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- 1A1A 20 Farmess for COUNTRY
IS eroduce-
. = following quotations are the prices
70 farmers aud producers by Seattle
Aess houses tor articles named, the
- 10 be delivered In Seattle:
les-choice, i7c per ID; medium. s0lic
4-tfn car load lots)-rugst sound,
eelio per ton.
Nsls--tln car load lotsl Data choice,
oariey. xiaes per ton. wheat. chicken
VN. corn, 81 50. cracked, $aSm
TsR sSn Eses-Handled entirely on
ASssloa
N SroCx --Cho,ce beef cattle. a,<SRsc.
3Sf3ise: choice sheep. Sae{l%c:
- boss. .aa4Sc. calves. large. A.: small,
= Ii.
DEs. rxrrs ANn TArtow-H Heavy salte,a
y over 20 lbs, per ID. SC. medium. psr
I'D. light. under ~ his. per 10. r:
kin. Sc. ana cali. per IT., 3ef &c, green
lie less than sa!sed: dry hides. rer
II; dry elk. per lie. eassc; dry deer
summer. per Ia. N; winter.
81. sheep skins. Slsftsse; lall Wool
80. ssssc per lh; ta4iow. 2iss1s,sc.
e--Superlor quality. rer NJ, ar. 81 So
3 choice cedar. $50: common, per
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NV Yonx. Aug. la-Ths stock market
Vas extremely dull throughout the day
and sssll lower range Of prices prevailed.
Dealing vas eonRnsd aimoss enttrely 20
the professional element, which continues
beArish on the unsettled ssats o. Affairs.
The srus cause for this situation developed
today aftss o'clock. when it wAs learned
that the syndicate formed 70 take the col.
lateral trust notes Of the Noethsrn Pacific
company 70 Iiquidate the floating debt
had been unsuccsssful, and on application
Of the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
rsceivsss wsss appointed for the property.
Northern Pacific common fell Oh 10 ~,
and preferred 70 l5k. In the rsmainder
Of the list General Electric fell on Ok. 20
371. and Chicago Gas ~. to lS<, while
other stocks yielded y to ~ per cent
The market closed steasiisr ct slight ~
covefy.
iadustriais and railroads this MORN
ing. the latter on account Of de-
creased earnings. The loss in the
weakest extended from 10 IL per
cent. followed BY partial recovery. Al
one time the general list showed rscov.
cry from the lowest point Of u to per
C9u6s OUb tO0 tue luQUC9O 1C0~0 OU0Stukuy
and the noon market was weak In tone.
North American and Northern Paoifics
we're noticeably heavy. The former
dropped ~ to So. the lowest touched, on
rumors that the company will soon b
placed in the hands of . recsiveE. Foreign
houses were buyers OF st. Paul and Louis
willie 4 Nashville. but their purchases had
little influence on prices.
Government bonds-Strougef. VI
Pstrolsum-Weakef: Septsmbss. 57Hc
bid.
Bar silver. Per ounce. 725<o.
Mexican dollars, SOC.
FINANCIAL
NEW YoRx, Aug. lS-Noney-on call,
easy; closed offered at PER cent Prime
mercantile paper. 69i2 per cent. Sterling
exchauge-Weaker; bankefs' bills. $A8l0
A82 for sixty days and $Ao6k0s.S7 for de-
honda
q. 4 - trsg1...... Ill ~. g = creo1..... -
U. 9. = tcoups.... Ill t'acine = ........ s1oo
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CHICAGO MARKErs.
BOARD or TRADE


CHICAGO, Aug. is.-Wheat-Easy. The
opening vas about s4ss,sc lower than yes
terday's closing figures. After some slight,
fluctuations wheat further declined &c.
then became strong, advanced l@I1sc,
again eased of and closed &1ssc lower
than yesterday. Receipts, Ii,oo bushels:
shipments, IA, 90 bushels.
wheat--Ciosed: Cash. 6is&c; Septem-
corn-Easisr. Cash. so,sc; September.
ssssc-
aossc.
kye-47c.
Barsey--Nominal.
Flax-$l. o2H
Timothy-$1A
Pork-Sseady. Cash. &i2TH; Septem-
ber. $500
$ss7a.
short rina-steaay. Cash. $40: Sep
tember. E.7s.
shouicers-$7o
Short c.ear-S5.sT ss9ai2l1.
Wnisky-SLE
LIVE STOCK
Cattle-Receipts. 1850 head: market 10
points higher. prime. $AOG500. good TO
choice, So a.ssa3 -: medium. IS. COG 400:
common. IS 050 81; Wessssna e. 5oo& 10;
Hog RecsspsA 800 hssd; nuast
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H. Is NJ -. = - fsse b MI Sese
fSTI0 % Ta.e1I IS Il.nl a.
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AolI1I ATTAIN AL L3li IS
III esisW a.lEAM ~ 80 81



- past week hes seen but few change
otations on farm produce. Oats,
I'D poultry are quoted lower. but be-
khess former prices still continue.
And poultry arr handled entirely ON
oiseion. and ranch butter generally
Same way. % that no figures can al
= given for the prices paid "a the
os. The commission men Eeceive 10
6ont. Of the price for which they cell
pods, and - their selling prizes u al
quoted farmers can calculate for
noeases what these products Will net
ZEN.
1 The Wholesale grocery line there are
lev important change In prices,
- goods not fiuctuating much or
y. Hog products, including hams.
- and lard. still continue TO fluctuate
~ and no quotation 10 Of much value
pecount Of the frequent changes. Lard
ow quarter Of cent less. base price.
\ = week ago. while hams and bacon
Higher. Flour 10 slightly weaker.
D fsosh meats beef and mutton are con-
&ahiy cheaper than last week, both be-
raentiful In market. but pork and veal
lain unchanged, while the latter 10
u scarce. especially milk calves.
nch catves srs comparatively plenty.
be prizes Of hay remains unchanged,
new hsy IL coming to market In con-
nrabie quantities from Sound points and
"A east VI the mountains.
ITS are weaker, and have dropped Oh 81
1cn.
IA oil, which has been steadily dsclin-
~ several weeks, il again marked Off
~ per gallon.
! ~ market IL we'll supplied With CALI
ria, Oregon, Hawaiian and homegrown
- which are in season. Raspborries
bsen replaced by biaekberries. and .
6Aesrics OF good quality are still In
Rkst. The market il. with perhaps the
lueption of potatoes. entirely supplied
~ vegetables from the home gardens,
ut potatoes. Of course, not being In
ND. The commission mon ars now In
6heieht Of their season OF business. and
ut brisk trade.
- az the quotations In fruits not
- IN the general Iiss. because changes
made from day to day. are ~ follows:
ehes, % cents; psums. 30 cents to 81:
- u to $l.io: grapes. 81: cherries.
binckberries, 81. IS per box.
Vegetables, tomatoes are quoted 1t Is
=. melons $i.T5Sf200 per dossn and
- potatoes at 2ss cents per pound.
ssx RxeEIrrs.
s steamer Homer. from San Francisco
O. groceries. canned goods, etc; go
6uEAr, 30 SKIS feed. 2.oa0 sks fiour. 80
Beans. IS pkgs paints. etc. S pkgs dye
NJ - tea and coffee. N c. hardware.
bxs tin plate. 2. cs boots and shoes. Is
plaster. z bales hair. 81 c. books ard
nonery, 50 pkgs liquor. 10 hhls oil, Is GO
-. - rolls mating. - pkgs school fur
efe. % bales bottles. IS SKIS coal, l6 pkgs
y merchandise.
schooner Annie Larson. from San
eiseo II .9S SKIS feed. Ss7 CO groceries.
Ne liquor. 40 SKIS corn. 400 SKIS barley,
Dcofsee, TOO tins matches, 10 SKIS rye
10 pkgs suirher. us rkgs sash Wei h,s,
- beans
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JoAAipx Quotations.

soliowins are the prices paid by re-
~eAiefs for round lots delivered a. the
i o. on tae ears. or the johbsng rates
- BY wholesale dealers;
erArrE GROCERIES,
eAh~t neutrality-suspicious. &c" in hill.
y. NE; extra .'ss'' in BIOL. rer IL. 5a.c
Faaalatsi. In hfss. per IL, CSC; cuoe.
eowaered, -. in kegs eacA Of the
- Nc advance GA prtesS quoted.
E1e. ttohtsagb - Washin Ston
- per aei. s. 50, patent s. -. Cali
essnds. tAoo, keSkwheat uoor, Per
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l0HDC1 sTocK xxcnANuR
Losrcy. Aug. iA-Naskes sssa41y. Con-
soas. 8 l-l6d. Baak of Enxlaad discount
E1te. 1 pr cent
GOLD &4IeAKyra
Gold % The amount Of Esd, GO 80 WITH.
drawn from the Bank u Eneaand today
FOR shipment 20 the United SsatsA
sIIyEA
Bar silver. .S5 ine. sid
Excxmn wuEAr MARx1f.
LTvEnfooi. Aug. -whsaa Demand
moderate: No red winter. dull, s. I'd; ;
No 2 red spxine. dull, s. I'D.
Corn--Demand moderate: spot. steady:
= ID: September, dull, - nd: October,
dull, q I'd.
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Portland wheat MARKET.

PORTLAND, Aus. l5-fSpeciai. l--Wheat-
Slow market; not over 90c per centa, has
been paid in the past few days for Waila
Wai,a: Valley, nominal, 81.
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Horo.
Hops-Quiet and firm.
WOOL.
wool-Dail and irregular: domestic
fleece. 2092sc; pulled. 1926; Texas, ~
@l7c.
MERCHANDISE
Cosfee-Options barely steadv. 5 70 20
points down Sales were II, go tags, In
GLIDING: September. $lASoesi5 rs: Octo-
Der, 3ilsSGl5: November, tl4-snc1l5: De-
cember. $ASSesiAn Spot Rio-Easier
and quiet No. I. 15s&c.
sugar--Raw-Dulia and steady. Refined,
quiet and steady.
Copper Steady; Lake. &0.6a
Lead--Quiet: domestic, $3.32,1.
Tin--Basiey steady IT flSO: plates.
Quiet and ste sdy.
spsiter--Sie ady; domestic. sara
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Bosrox. Mass, June n, fsa2.

Post-fnteliigcneer Co. Seattle, Wash
Gents: | received some time since your
excellent map of the United States and
the world map on the reverse side, aud
am pleased vita il. II forms handsome
and valuable addition to my Office. and
cannot fail u be satisfactory tn any one
who invests the small sum asked for the
map Yours truly. X. l.
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Leaves Merchants dock 2:31 p - MosAaya Wsd-
nssdays and Fridays for West sids. oiafa sad 80
iAadings. Tuesdays Thursdays end seausdAvs -
East SID. vashon. chaa,auasa. DssMesssa. oesngo
IAadins ana Buenna. Leaves Tooomn ouo1D
enornIng except sunday ~ e.J1
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WHAT
THEY Think on It

The premium map offered By the
PosT-INTELLlcENcER to its subscri-
bers old and new. IS now to be found
in thousands Of homes in the Pacific
Northwest That no premium ever
offered has given such universal salts
faction, IS evidenced by the following
testimonials, which are = few among
the large number received from those
who have received the map These
letters are exact copies Of the origi
mails on file in this Office, the sig
natures only being omitted, as the
PosT-INTELLIcENcER does not feel at
liberty to publish in full the names Of
those who have so kindly expressed
their appreciation Of the map
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NoRrH YAKIMA, Wash. Feb s. 1902
Post-Inteliigcncer, Seattle. Wash.
Gents: Enclosed please find stamps for
balance due On subscription and map.
Much Pleased with map Think II is .
fine premium. Yours respectfully, S, 5.
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AEKRDEKs. Wash. Feb- II. ItHI
Post-Inteiisgencer Co., Seattle. Wash
Premium map received and gives perfect
satisfaction Yours respectfully, A. n.
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MKApow, Wash, Feb. g. 1892.
Post-Inseiiigencer Co. Seattle. Wash
Sirs: The map il better than We expected,
so We are we'll satisfied with IT. Respect
fully, F.os
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Raaofle omA refhrnSeheA loavee MeroAaate 1ooe
Tuesday. fhursAav and saturday ~ = -. ~
xtugseea. ore 0ambae Bangor. soAhse8. LAlb.
wsup. DuWet&o. HoenApGrt. Union Ctty ana inter
mediate polntA asStvlns - untoa Ctty ~ 8 p -
Leaves nioa CITY Q N. wednesday. 1ko10D
cd oanday. asS1yiaG - seattle - Z = -
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LYDIA THOMPSON.
Leaves Coaman dock MoadAys weAnes0ays ana
fridays q . IA for Ksogsssa4 Poes ssamsla.
Sanger. A<aheck. bsInnos. Dswatsc. Luliwano
ea5la Hcodspcet aaA UnSn City and infeewsdsasa
po,ats, arriving ~ linton City u p a. Leaves
-alon City ~ $50 m. TpssdAys. thursdays
nd sasurdsys, arriving In eeatsie 81 p m
TAO4PS0N 000A
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LArAH, WASH. Feb. 8. 1904
Post. lnteiiigencer, Seattle. WAsh.-
Dear siYs: Map received in good shaps
Wei pleased with it and also the paper.
You4s respectfully. ". =.
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Posr OscaAas
Nsvy xasa Route-nssm0san. oo1n0
ap1 ChasisetoA
o1EAMER ELkID
Leaves 49, - wasAiagsss ssssss la9y enooee
sunday. q osls . N aAd $50 p - TAe oslo
q n trip incssdss AsaA ef Pert Orchard Eseup
sson parties can b aesonnedatsd - suaAayA
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PAc1ric xAvIoArlox CO.
e11A NORTH PACIFIC AND sKRoaeR
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4 i kATMMsNk Geal AQeeA nsaeslA
1nANK wATkkn0csE. esn1 kss. TaesaA
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EsvxkETT AND sNoHoNlsH hoU11
Ths saiy beat that scss shroash v1shsss sennaosa
eTZANER MABHL
Leaves HatA<sds wAayf Tuesdays. ThsspAovs an1
Saturdays q . IA tcs EAmsadA, Nukiitoe. ~
crest AaxysviliA Kast kssseeS teweI aaA sne.
honssh fAkk TO NvERsrf, Sec: TO DNos
HoNISH. 500 ]. ~ HATFIELD. Agen1
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BALrIMoRR, Nd. May II, 1882
Post Intelligencer Co, Seattle. WASH
Gentlemen: The map received and II
very much appreciated. Very truly. ]. s