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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-28
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
STATE or TRADE.

SAs Francisco. March 27.--Asparagus
arrived in heavy quantities this morning
and prices dropped materially. Rhubarb
also was in heavy supply. Potatoes were
weak. Onions were steady. The receipts
were 4s4 boxes of asparagus % 1874 sacks of
onions: 434 boxes Of rhubsrb: 3 boxes Of
cucumbers and boxes of new potatoes.
There were five car loads Of oranges sold
yesterday at auction. Apples were in
light demand NJ quotations.
Tho poultry market is steady and clean
ing up better.
Game 10 quiet.
Produce receipt.-Flour, quarter sacks.
i2633 Oregon. 1896: Washington, Q $50;
wheat esntals, 1896; Oregon. 1865;
Washington. .. 1871 barley, centais, /, $50;
oats, Oregon. sacks, ia; Washington,
$40; corn, sacks. III; beans, sacks. 35s;
potatoes. sacks. ]. SIS, Oregon. .2,oie; hay,
tons. 200.
nsEApsrvFfs AND GRAINS.
Flour Prices have a soft tone. Trade IL
of fair volume. We quote: Net cash
prices for family extras. 81 25Gt 8 81: bakers
estrss. S2i51S23 per barrel; superfne,
s. +VG26U.
Wheai--rhe sample market lacks both
spirit and activity. AMI tho prospect. DO
not encourage tine belief Of any change for
are not buying. and trade ON export &C
count 10 therefore of a dragging character.
with quotations mere or less nominal at a
range OF ssisI9Sc per ceatai for good To
choice grades, snisiiGe v heat sells higher.
a. si4l ee4 per GENITAL. The call board
business has been very light of late. owing
To the controversy in regard 10 margins
being yet unsettled. IL is understood that
the directors will make n iinal decision in
the premises tomorrow
Barsey-IheTe IS better tone TO prices
without any improvement in thu way Of
trade. Dry weather is the main factor in
imrarting more strength 20 the market
Stocks OF feed on hand show no marked
dimlnnsion, bat the reports as 10 grow.
ing crops are less glowing than they
were q compile OF weeks ago AMI
dealers look for an advance IN prices
il heavy rains 10 not occur verv soon In
those sections now suffering for want OF
moisture. Good brewing qualities are
kaown 10 be somewhat limited in opsu
tisy. and some holders decline To snbmi.
any offerings inst now. though il should
he understood there is no pressing de-
mand. We quote: Fsed. Tax8-ae ner
GENITAL for fair 10 good quality and 16a.@
77isc for choice bright; brewing, sTIsesssc
per Genital.
osts-The narke, is rather beautifully
supplied, while custom does not devotion
az FsRfsSs tt@st ~ ~%tS t'Nc*t*s- ~ IpEsr~
cuence stocks continue 30 accumulate, TO
the disadvantages Of sellers. We quote
Mis.in-. 81 sssssl il; surprise. 81 i7S.4si -:
fancy feed. 81 i2lagL Is: good 90 cnoiee
st.osisefi. 10; poor 80 far. sev925,: black.
nominal: ret. nominal; gray. aseeei0 5 per
Genital.
rEsASCgAI-
nrafts-on sight, Nes York. per 500.
iSc premium
Sterling bslls--On London. 6o-day bank.
$ssSa.
Silver hss.~Pe- ounce. ss}kg so2.a
Mexican dollars--ss ..Ess5sc.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
rHs ARLINGTON.

THE ARLINGTON.
J Ceilings & ", Portlc b Pollak. Chicago
A j Weller, New York Geo Terry, Blaine
r II Allen, snonorish Demmons, ~ Towns
Proudfii, Portland xatson, CT Nor ny
q seafle. Tacoma G parden, Portland
y X Denton, Victoria Jansen, Tacoma
d Macleod, spokane ID swsrddger, Saohn
Ingalls,, Boston W Graham, Tacoma
w II Given, Portland Mrs Y Coyeyson. Or
Gary, Fairhayen Miss L Hanover, do
q Arlington, Hsmtn
Lossnkamp. Lywth X G. Elliott, City
seidel. Portland II Boynton. Madison
III Owen, Minneapolis II " sabiu. san Frau
A r Austin & v, eitka Mrs Bugbee. juneau
q Pattison, Garland 81 King. Everett,
I speneef, Chicago q W Ennis, kaelo
w Fitzgerald. o Co w A Reynolds, Chehalis
w Clark, San Fran W g Newman. City
J. siAnwood. Everett J rineus, Yakima
4 X Wheeler, san Fran A q salmon, Tacoma
l. l. Phelps, Everett Foley. spokane
A bill making it unlawful for any person
without the consent OF the secretary Of the
interior TO kill, entrap or ensnars the ami
mails In the Yellowstone National park,
has been introduced in the house. 1t is
also made unlawful to catch fab in the
park, except as may be authorized.
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SHARES SOLD.
The total sales of stocks today were
129, 600 shares, including American To-
bacco. $500; American Sugar. 400: Chi
cago Gas, 6, 700; Burlington, $500; DistilI-
ing, 1880; Missouri Pacific. 5000;
National Lead, 10000; Reading, 16. 200;
Rock Island. So. 900; st. Paul, 1890.
DRY GooDs MARKET.
NEW York, March 27.-There Was good
all around trade with commission houses
today. The demand covered all styles Of
fancy and coiored cottona. Printed fabrics
and printed calicoes sold well. particularly
Pacific. Windsor. Msrrimac and Simpsons.
Low-priced dress style ginghams were in
good demand. Brown cottons were In
improved demand and sales were better.
Printed cloths were firm at 2s4c bid. Good
sales in wide odd goods at 1-l6c advance
quest for many small assortments. Foreign
goods were generally quiet.
MERCHANDISE
Hops-Duli.
Pig iron--Amsrican. Sill 5o@lLeo
Copper-Quiet; Lake, $3.oS.
Lesd--Firm; domestic, s.. 40.
Tin--Easier; Straits, 80 30 asked; plates,
steady; speiter steady; domestic, so asked.
Sales on change, 10 tons August tin, SUBJ
ject to duty clause, At $i9 20; yesterdays
sales were, $i9. 50; net. $40.
Cofiee--options opened Irregular and
generally higher on favorable European
advices. subsequently eased off partially
under local pressure and closed steady at
unchanged 70 10 points net advance. Sales.
$500 bags. including: April, at SIC IS;
MAY, $685.: June, $3.50; July, $i5.4j
@l55o: September, <l4s0; December.
siti5@i420. Spot coffee-Rio dull. No. Z,
Ike; mild. quiet. Cordovs, l9i+@l9lSc.
Sales, 2,ito bags Central American, 800
bags Savannah and Is 600 bags Jamaica.
T.. L. warehouse deliveries from New York
yesterday. i005o bags; L nited States stock,
l3S,i77 bags; aiioat for the United States,
2iT. so bags total visible available for the
United states, 46o,477 tags, against last
year. sol ,5if bags.
santos-Market quiet: quotations nomi-
nal Receipts, 1900 bags; stock. 5000
BAGS.
Hambarg-Markct steady, JsfIc ad-
vance. Sales, 500 bags.
Havre-Market quiet. unchanged TO g
francs advance. Sales. IL, 900 bags.
Rio-Aarket firm; No. I. IS. $500 Re.
ceipss, 5000 bags; stock, LA, go bags.
London-Aarket 10 steady AZ Cd lower.
SUGAR.
Sugar-Quiet and unchanged. Bales
none. Rc4ncd. dull.
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Exv Yoxx. March Tilt vss . very
dali day on the stock exchange. the srad-
ing was less important In character than
for some tine pass, shs orly features Of
nomsns bsing The foreign buying, which
was a contrast % tAs Light volume Of the
rurckasss- 81 Paul was che fAyurits Of
the Loodon bnysrs. but AteAison. Louis-
vile 4 Nashvil.s. Northern Pacific pre-
fssrsd and Kansas & Texas we're also
promInsnt The market opened strong ss
an advance on Yesterdays ciosing prices Of
y 10 x par cant. the latter In Norshern
PaciAc prsSarrsd. which was bought by the
Arbitraee house. The early dealings were
somewhat small, the general iiss being
fairly steady, hus SOME Of the specialties
vsrs giraffe In their movements After
midday the market became more settled In
sss movements, bat - the afternoon wore
awsy . heavy tone ovsrsprssd the dealings
and prices moved downward. the market
closing heavy With prices lover on both
aides OF the line, - compared with the
fnal sales Of yesterday. Chicago Gas lost
sradera Dist;iiing vss also weak, being
sold because Of belief In certain quarters
that the agreement with the distributing
company 10 not favorable 70 the distiliisg
company.
The bond market became irregular In
the Afternoon and closed Irregular. Gov
eminent bonds-Ffrm. State bonds
Firm.
Pstro,sum-Staady. Ysnnsylvania Oh
sales. none: April option saleA none;
closed 81 s211c; Lima oil sales. mona
rIsAscIAi.
Money-On call, easy At per cent;
last loan par cent; closed ct I Per cent
Prime mercantile paper. S9SH per cent
Sterling exchange, easier, with actual
business In bankers bills at ass for de-
mand, and a. ss04s7 for sixsy-day bills.
Posted rates. $4S51 4@LSS and a. SEGA s91s;
commercial bills. $4s5s<14@
silver certificates. $50
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SEATTLE, March q. 1904
Exchanges st Seattle. Tacoma and Port
Ind clearing houses today were:


undergone but few changes within the
past week. bur there II general tendency
10 weakness and . consequent shading,
although quotations remain the same.
The demand for seed has been developed
vonderfully by the last ten days Of fault
1sss weather. Not only has the trade in
grass seed and garden seeds BEEN good.
but there - quite call for seed potatoes
and seed oats. the latter Of which are quite
scarce and command good price -t22023
per ton.
II Potatoes are weaker, principally b.
||cause Of the large quantity 81 poor stock
coming TO market. Only good seed stock
brings the highest price.
The wheat market has no features what.
|aever. Quotations remain unchanged and
|Sthere 10 no activity in the trade.
Hops arc weakening, but only Q small
Fraction Of the Warrington crop remains
Esnsoid.
Butter has declined slightly and the
market 10 naturally not strong ct this sea-
son OF the year.
B Eggs are lower than last week. The
market 10 being supplied with plenty OF
Oregon eggs in addition to the local pro-
duct.
& The price OF fresh beef has been reduced
b J. cent per pound and pork 10 msrked
down cent.
8 In the wholesale grocery trade the only
change Of note IL an advance Of Z Of cent
5psr pound on all grades of sugar.
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TUNPoN THE CRiCKET-SEArrLEEvr
- RoUrE. Two round trips daily except sunday.
TIME CA RD-1eays seattle 1880 . IN. and 2;l5
p m, daily except sunday Leave Everett
1918 n m. and 5:l5 y M daily escsp. sunday.
Connections Al seattle with steamer Flyer for
TAcomA A. Everett with steamer Aikado for
6aohomish. LAndtngs-foot II Madison street,
Seattle; foot Hewitt avenue. Everett
RAkE-Ssatsie TO Everett o0c, round trip, 81. 90
81 NfFF. Managing Owner.
Effective March 49, 1894
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hssow The best Silver was uneAaaesd,
bat weak India council bills sold q Eve
lakhs Of rupees up 70 lst Three hundred
and eight thousand pounds in Urissd
States coin In gold was boagat aad 400
god sovsEeigns came In from Exyps and
1900 from Bombay.
LivxRrooI. March s7.-Wheas-Demand
modsrsse: holders offer sparin.ly. 40.
California. s. ldesSs ID; No. nd Western
winter. - gid To Is Iissd. Receipts for
the rass ihres days IS .00 centais, inclrd-
ing 81, 600 American.
Ccrn-Fsrm: demand moderate: No
Eixed,1 Nd. Receipts. American, for
The past three days. s. GO cen;a,A
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rIs.scTAL

Srw yosx. Mareh 27.-Ths Esenias
Fosas Loadan cable says. The markets
opened baeyant TO-DAY Business is small
at present, but is spreAdlng in all depart
nensA Am erlcans sese good, eut closed
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STEAMER MABEL
Leaves City wharf Tuesdays THURSDAYS ana
Saturdays 81 . m. for Edmonds Mukilteo. Ev.
srctt. MArysvtlie East Eyerei. Lowell and sno-
homish FARE TO EVERETT SOC; ROUND
TRIP. soc: TO sSoHoMisH, SOC
J. A HATFIELD Aren't
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Fer x1nsnsa Everest ctszses. Langley. csVs>
vfas Itaalssy ftdasso CITY. AEAccsfes, &AEn3sh.
yesfsassA ssAcHs an. HsAscesn. ssavsaa ssaees
Tuesssya TszrsaAys gaa Assss6aIs xs = n.
EsssTs as leaves whasosra Wednesdays. Fytiays
ess ss.raAys - O. % . &C.. ixyltt.s q fssy rccx
IEQA4p1S &xoA
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III EFFECT MARcn :, 1895

u
WILL LBATu fEsIFE wharf ATS p ~.
SUNDAYS. TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS
For Edmonas. clintou Browns Point. fangiey
Utssiady. FtdAigo City, Ansccrtss, samsh ard
Whascom, and Thursdays SoinE thsourh To
blaine and semiAhmoo Returning leave What
com Monday. Wednesday. Saturday al n m.
Fare 20 whaicom, 81. 20; Freight TO wnstcom, ~
Z. H. BRoWNFfELD, Managing ownes.
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PORTLAND. March E.-fspecial-l- Wheat
Inactive and weak; Valley, Se: walla
Walia, s5976c per GENITAL
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DAiiy ehu4ft tSuAhy.
CONFERENCE.-THE Thursday February D 1SSA
". seaitIs II 80 . m Iva sestsie-., A.st n
I've Eysrest.. $50 . "a Tvs Everest. .;ye N
sundays Leave: :s..a .,; 90 "a
tonrscts with beats for Tacoma end snehsmish
fanhlns Co man dock, foot OF Karen rex -
arAI-rI AMI TACOMA KAvloAIlDN CO
CIAup TROUT y. ~. QOooAcI.
eAAe pva sscys
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TESTIMONIALS

Read what your dentist has 70
say about L.:
We have carefully examined the
formula Of LUBIS'S CARLO .
LIED TOOTH POWDER aud nnd
that 1t contains nothing that can In
the slightest degree injurs the teeth
or gum. II has in It's composition
sufficient antiseptic properties to
swessen the breath and make the
gum heaiihfui and firm. Its daily
use will help TO prevent the forma-
ton OF tartar and the accumulation
OF parasitleai anlmalculn 20 iniu-
rious to teeth aud gum.
WI. GlDDfSGS. ID. ID. 8.
GEO. ". BRAGDOS, ID. ID. 3.
GEO. NJ. FAULKNER. d. D. q
r. q. ALBIN, ID. ID. =.
l. N. LESSEE. u. d. 3.
Nv. DESPORTEs. d. D. =
ALBERT J. FORREST.
c. p. BROWN. ID. D.. 8.
GEO Il. MILLER.
Jos. MOTDY.
". v. 5. coYSE. l. D. 4 ana N.
r. G. DIS.
q. @. GRIFFIN.
j. NJ. FOX.
w. PUTNAM.
J. N. PEATHER.
LUBIg's TOOTH POWnYH
makes Good Teeth.
Good Testh make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Contsnt.
Contsntment makes lie worth
living.
Is CENTS A BOTTLE.
Stewart / Holmes Drug Co
Wholesale Agents,
sIifFss vlltl VILLA. SlNIl
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yohbing Quotations.


The following are the prices paid by re-
tail dealers for round lots delivered at the
wharf or on the cars. or the jobbing rates
quoted by wholesslc dealers:
sTAris GROCERIES.
suaAR-t Iohbing,- sc" In hhi.
FER n Sc: ex;rs ''C'' In Dbl. per n, SIC;
d. in hhi, per n, sN.e: dry granula,ed. in
POI. per r, sac. cube, esac: powdered, osse-
Prices quoted are for spot cash.
Flour, Ere. 49, tJohbingl - Washington
straight. per bill, So: patent, S. soS8 $50:
oaiiforuia brands. $50; buckwheas Hour,
Per bill. s6so. per owt. $50; graham, Per
noaT, per hbl, 81, or Ion sacks, $2-so per
evi; rye meat. per Dbl. tS7s; per cwt,
rs, cat greats, per bib. s. 2ostd 10; horn-
NV. per cat. s. 80 cracked y heat, per Cat,
Sco. rolled wheat. $500 per bel. faxed
wheat. per sack. s.. Is. whole wheat -four,
Der ewt. s2s0: pearl barley. per n, +sse:
sr,ts peas. rcr r, SC; table corn meal.
sse.lo~. 81 - per ews in 10. n sacks, 500,
sLsg; white. los, 81; Sos. $i.Sl Elaked
hemlny. s. ger keg Rice four. ies. S. ~.
bEASs { bbingl-Small white. per 10.
ss~S,4e; pink. per ID. &c. BAyes. per Id.
"a butter. per Ia. 41.e; Lima. per III sssc.
sirK i lohhine) - Japan. sA.ssvs&-0:
sasolins, s.. 736sAoo; China 81 IS fssr ewt:
Inland. sA2Aesaa
lAtb ttAs-t Jopningf-faeEo,r Ter 10, w.
SALT J ochiry - Liverpool, So-ih sacks,
PEI ton, $500. American dairy. 5oIo
sseks. PER ton. $40; Coast, half ground.
l"llo SACKS. per ton, Sii; sob sacks. rer
ton, ST.; $40 sacks. - IA bale, s. 50; 5-lb
saess, 81 in bale, $50. lob sacks. y in
eale s. 81
iaRD-t Johb.ngt-Home rendered, PER
10 Sinclair. tlerees, iisse: Rex leaf. ioslo:
afd compound tisrees, ssac.
.tetTgE~ (Iobhingt -~tirwen-Aocha, FER
y &ssc; lava, per =, SITE; Costa Rles,
saesoe. per n s4Isc; Rio. per =. 23s.c
koas,rd- Arbucs.r., in iaefh cases. pee
est 50 ~; tsNfA cases, per ewt set.s}:
sS2 cases. per cwE, s9aea: Java, 20 2 tin
sans, per =. Ssiac. - ami lsl1 SACHS.
Msle, Jaws. SD tias. sac. Alden Mocha,
Sesse; reshesry blend. Ssei onsssEnsia,
.sae: eround cef,ev. aoeeasacs AekssxA,
sss ! oases, s.Ase. Lion. s-&Sa
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STEAMER RAINIER

Rebuilt ana refarnishsd leaves Merchanss dock
Tuesday. Thursday aud Saturday ~ m zoe
Kingston Fort Gambia bangor. reabeck. Lil-
waap Duwsito Hoodspo ub.on City and inter
mediate points, arriving in Union City 81 p n.
leaves uAion City IN. wednesday. Friday
0na sunday, arriving in Seattle ~ p m
u r. LIBBY, Nastsa
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LuBIN's TOOTH POWDER wnl
give you PEARLY TEETH.
II will give you BREATH
SWEET AS A BABY'S.
II will HARDEN THE GUMS
II will PREVENT DECAY.
LUBIN's TOOTH PoWDE1 b
free from grittincs,.
LUBIN's TOOTH POWDER Aas
. dslicats and refreshing flavor.
This agreeable and sficacious
Tooth Powder. established by more
than twenty years experience, has
received the sanction Of the mem.
bcrs of the Dental and Medical pro-
fessions Of this city generally, and
by them 1t In daily recommended
and prescribed. II 10 - pleasant In
the application A. il 10 excellent In
its effects; it speedily renders the
teeth white and smooth, the gums
hsaithfui, red and firm, and by fire.
quent use win preserve them In this
desirable condition. IL gradually
but sfIectually removes tartar and
destroys the parasitical snimalcnls
which neglect may have permitted
to collect and prevents their further
accumulation, thus serving o. .
complete bsautifier and prcscrver OF
the teeth. Microscopic examinar
tions have been made OF the matter
deposited on the teeth and gums Of
individuals selected from all clauses
of society and Of every variety OF
bodily condition. and In nearly sy-
cry case animal aud vegetable para
sites were found 20 exist In great
numbers. Experiments were made
for their removal and the ingredi.
snts used In Lupin's Tooth Powder
were found TO be the most etIsctual.
destroying them instantly.
Through the kindness OF friends
We are permitted 70 publish the fol.
lowing
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RADE AND SHIPPING.
lryiew Of tho Seattle Market
for the Past Week.
ssm PRODUCTS DECLINING.


G, 4 DSYAHTMEHT OF AGnscrr1UnD,
WEATnKK Bu1EAC.
PoRTIASD. Or, Aaycn ~, 1894
,oast for Wednesday: Rain. siix htiy cooler.
bLASnToRD. l. p. o.
I'D sFArEs pHrARTMESr % AsgfcrIrvBD
vyATHsE BUz1kU-DAIIy BULLETIN.
SEATTLE. wash, March q, 10
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PAc1Tic xAvisArios COMPANY.
x,av.ss tsen ana axrsvsax - r>csse Nav.
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In eascs xsscs !, 1854
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FARE 50 CExrS
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sssrrsSs Al xvxRxrr xexr% sarxn
STEAMER rArRHAvrS
eeaae eoysh leaves seattle . n IA syrsvn L.
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anAf1Ln - TACOMA
- sses1 6>s AAsiy. sxesss on1na
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rnD o1xAMnn svEYEnr
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Jaee0e 49,. e:ee Rn Olympia a.. En- IA
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CAPTAIN L WILLY, NnnamH
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DAcrYrc COAST erEAMsHfP cokrANY-
Dtspasca stsaxers frea Seattle - fsas~"
For 60 Francisco via Port Tswnsssd ana VIC
so.iA ss . N tpasssassrs rsosivsd - ssAsA q =
4 MI Marca Z Q. IL 10. - -
Pc, Aisska March IL and 20, q q -
Yrenn esa rranctsca. for Niess'is ana rrKN
sound porsA q . n, March l. .. IL IL II.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-28

Prices Paid 60 Farmers for Countr
Rroduc

Prices Paid 60 Farmers for Coantxy
Z Produce.
The following quotations arc the prices
paid to farmers and producers by Seattle
busnesr houses for articles named, the
goods TO De delivered in Seattle:
Hors-Choicc. i3c; medium. io01ie per
pound.
Hay~tfn car load ts)-Puget sound,
e56fs pe- ton.
6RAIs-tIn car load lots) Oats, choice.
MOO; barley. $i3Mt4 per ton: wheat,
ehicken feed, $i2; corn, So; cracked, SIS.
foraroEs-potatoes. s9QtiS per ton.
BurrEs. Eoos AND PouLrRY-Handled
on commission.
HipEs, PEtrs AND TALlow-Hcavy sailed
sisers. over 90 lbs. per 10. &c: medium. per
ID, ?isc; light. under &c lbs. per H. &c; sailed
hip. PC. and calf. per ID, s9te; green
hides, lie less than sailed. dry hides. per
ID, az: dry elk. rer ID. ease; dry deer
sk,ns. summer. per ID. 20c: good winter.
! i-Gi5e. poor and thin winter. 59ioc;
sheep skins. i50f full wool. s5c: wool.
Do &c per Id; saiiow. 2,.@33sc.
LAVE srocK-Choise beef cattle. 2'49s
si8e: choice sheep. Sc. good hogs, oI
sc; calves. large. se: small. &c per lb.
LoGs-Superior quality, ner VI. FIR, $3.50
case. choice cedar. s4.5oee5.ao: common,
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