The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-22

Review OF the Week.
The Pass week has been Q satisfactory
ore Ter Deal naAls.ess men. Some trades
Dave been much better than others The
nut market = not L the healthy coT8ilioa
Z, snoass y There iE an explanation for
* and simple one. Glass Jars are scar
rot supply th7 demand beca1se tney have
10 stock. IT Is sac that last year Tia local
u1arSet was overstC cked. and this yszr q Ter
chants did nof put IN large orders The re-
suit has beer that there IL famine ia he
fruit Jar world. Other Coast cities ara IN
TIE SANE unfortunate predlcs rnsnt. II Is
sac tnzt ara cannot be easily scared
from n. East owing 70 TIRE fac. that sew
eral factories have smut down When ire
neaseEife - unable 20 ges any Jars IN
which - place hsr fr7Ii, Ii IL only natural
. ss sse ssosId not eag any fruit fsr pre-
the people are Inclined 10 buy fruit Il they
could but purchase Jars.
The market quotations from outside
points yesterday showed the market 20 -
very firm. Eggs and butter are n mand
and a. good prices. Buyers accepted the
y ADVANCE tn butter yesterday without any
objection. and they viii be Il1chy II a fur
Their advance Is rot announced during the
a; &c.
Let the weather continue good and the
washington farmsr VIII be all right. Many
WHO last year felt that they had fallen 50
Tar behind that they could never recover
are now on TIRE road 20 prosperity. and
gtAts ram could tEtir UrfIlf fElzf}
Down the Sound farmers are 81 work har-
ysslag their crops. The recent rains did
q little damage " their hay and cats. bat
u VIII noS cause great loss. The hay vas
injured 10 a greater degree than vas the
cat crop. Very ilgtle Puget sound hay 10
coming into the local market As for GA a
local buyers viii not pay The prices de-
uanded BY the farmers and consequently
the market Is not flooded with new cats
Some Of the farmers want SIS. and laugh
when you offer them 81.
News from Eastern Washington - that
tbs farmers are not Offering any waeat for
sale. They have sold about all they de-
sire 20 a. present prices and are now hold
Ing on 20 the balance In the hope OF clean
ing I'D a small fortune They are za1sse4
from the reports from abroad that wheat
VII not 20 any lower, and that the on ncss
are i wa 90 higher.
a Seattle man. who returned yesterday
from the Eastern Washington graia coun-
Try, said TO a Observation-Disclosures reporLer:
IL good weather win continue for few
weeks there is no doubt thai the Washing
ton farmer VIII be the hapPsest man on
small fortune X al goes wei. II must Re
remembered that an enormous amount OF
wheat has not been harvested That wa.ca
was damaged had been cut and vas Ia the
neid. ] think hat there has been some sr-
ror made n estimating the amount OF
damage done TO the crops By recent rains.
In the sections where the most harm was
done the loss 70 the farmers VIII 70. be
more than Per cent, IL Il amounts % that,
aud I know personally OF many fields
where the damage Vas 50 small that =
could not look inner. There are great
many estimates naas So 20 The amount
they VIII yield. The statement OF coHseTv-
alive men IN Eastern washington VINO
have been out among the farmers IS that
Il viii rE1n from 20.u08 90 20 = o. 90 BUSH
els. II will probably 20 over that Thoss
who TX fhat estimate ADMIT thar IRE ne.ds
are showing up much better than was ex-
pcCsed they would and * VIII not take re-
ports from many sections % greatly IN
crease TIE present figures
zone th!ag I heard While among the
farmers OF the East, ard that "a taat there
Is likely 20 &c hanging bee IN that Sec
ton n eerrln people e 4 religious frame
f1lrs Fa- s9uns DIRE thers has been talk
ot arr-r ing farmers who INSIST upon work
Ing IN ehei- acids OF Sunday. TIE farm
resEses tgs' IN iAesS days ne Enuss AXE
advsat2gs Of every nns day. Snd waiis re
would atSe 70 90 10 church on Sunday, rs
feels hat g@e Lord viii fcrEivs him u be
gsss or 81 rs wReat feds and labors 20
harvest ttat wEtcS the Lord has given
ARR. and whlch viii leave him Il the rain
comes Bat these religious people ehaFac-
tcriEs the thing - an outrage. ard nave
announced th0t they wAl cause ne afres.
81 The nrsf farmer who goes into his sel1s
SUNDAY 20 do Dlal labor Ana the far
rrevs have quietly answered these religious
ones. YneE say tAaE TIE GFSt man
swearz out a warrant fer any - them Hiil
not D. allowed 20 I've n The eastern part
81 the state. Tho farmers Rave organized
ard Just az soon as a religious man makes
a rovs against them he VIII BE taken from
his home. * be can be found. and given q
eust Of AR and feathers. az. after taaI
pun&=h-nens has been ne Cd cut others IN
sfst upon sending the farmer 20 jall sor
working or fNe Sahnath a Dc Ste party
wri - rendered the leader In fac.
would rot care - b. enc officer who goes
into the wheat tields and attempts q serve
q warrant On 2 farmer, charging am with
a. as.s Faae IA "a 1.a-Ha
have made known waas they propose - a
- Fhnsa who uerTnrs-e them. ard it may
~ NAT the re. gteus ones viii not D. 50
anxious 70 snter The arena ~ tray were
when TIA matter was Arst discussed
IosbinE Quotations.
Following are the quotations % tAe
wholesale ard 3obhing dealers today:
Dairy aud Poultry Yard.
Butter - Ranch fsT1s~- Washington
creamerieS, CID prints = &c
cheese Cfohblngb -- Native Washington
fpgiI cream. IaGIle; same. haif skinned
Egxs cooainsl-Frssh ranch. Isge1o
Poultry Cohesngl - Chickens. ss{i3a. I've
weighi. dressed chickens. l-c' saF&sys.
Meats and Provision.
Fresh meats 0ohbgnE}-Steer hest. =.
COW beef. 80 per re-. mutton. g. PER Ih
pork II per II. veal 49, rey 10
Canned meats goeolas l-Issy3iea barr.
ecrrea aeef s.ls tins s. Is. Chippea hees
In cans SIS. 1-5h cans g So lgrrh
tongue IN cars s IS. 2-Is cans. S ros~t
Nsef. s. S. reast chicken. s. -, roast mus
ro. s. S ia- ruRst tETkcg. 8 .. pigs
feet. 80 tlns. 8 5.
pr,cvisfors ttahslne-HaT>s large. 1lts,-
hama small gec; breakfast bacon. I1&sc.
aTy salt hides s.
Fresh aad Preserved Fish.
Fresh ssh salogA-Fsafgbut g-ssc-
salmon s9sc. Eour&srs. s@4&c. so3es a.
r,sck Cos s. SLACK bass. Sc r@rch. Ssesc.
rnoamtAtn trout i2sss sse back CO.. &c,
Sa3s@s nSa tseoht1gt-SSe& safrrcn S.
,,5vE xsfasan sN~ls nhes 81. salmon sei-
ftes 3k-bhfs 3. XXX herring ii-fc PATS
e. -. WallAna serrtax kegs. s sl 81
ASKS herring hhlS. 81. sEnoksd SEA 20
hgrrfax l21&. ser box. Sc Sgicsa aeFr5ae
ssfh kexs I&. nAcksrel. ltsa-lh A-AHls
g. e. eessEsn. s~ik br1cks 1ga-- w1o'e
go. tsa-1s boxes. Sc. Smoked eG1&4.rS.
.-ss a. ssssssxl - Clans. -
49, ~ acz 8 -. Glars I-.h tfns Ter
A. 81 =. tabsteFs. Ia r.H< per dez e.
- ~ "A lznoa- Ccl4aht4 river. lis tins
- sos. s. - AlasSa p&rk. s. Alaslza s5l-
- 40 Ss puxst sound. 81 sAr5lnss.
s-~s~,-h - plan, s. 49, -sA kGE- e.
- "a plain E1as1-0e Key. e ss
- xarsgra@. American. "a, per doz. p
r,aeSere1 So tins. PEP eoxs 3 = SHRIMP.
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Hay Grain and seeds
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