The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-09
the Ner Crop It's Carloads
|. Have Ben Received Here.
10y pDUR MILLS BUYING.
.~~4snf Heavy Demand for
~s~stb Orient-Frosn This state
nup.0 Bushels Will B~ De-
.h~ - Local quotations Law
r,>t 6,p Promise tO Fall Little
nA..tf Last Years Large Yield.

80, vsst quota tons yesterday were
s esats No. Gun ana ''s'c iof No.
Zen he prices are merely nominal.
!. .s.are aIttie wheat being sold and 1t
-, be.sed tfa. there will be any ap-
rr-saoie Pei 0aiaoHS from 'iaose hsufes
s.sz III several weeks. Blu, conzid-
| .....se MI IL moving 10 Seattle. more. IN
ts.. thzqs this time i's' year ~nen Il
sss BEN soia' IL ~ ho"e'e'' Simply
...sns d consignment to elevators and
.rss,,as for storage. The Touring mills
~ the liy ohes buying any In some
..,.. ahx;ern Washington and oregon
- Wskn Idaho there Is an inadeouacy
= s,ar2Ifoo although many new ware
tar.ss he been buff this year, wa.ch ac-
nss,.,s h the comparatively large ship
rsn,s aide water
Tnsrkrr,yed over the Great Northern
svur htern Washington Wedne silay ten
s.,.azl Of wheat and nine carloads yes-
..,as y This was consigned TO local deal
= r receipts IL date of the new crop
s,,ouf 10 y. 30 iusheig, or Is5 carloads.
-s4,kas hee: delivered as follows. To
a. sxtean.sl mEls. e,opD bushels: to the
Nosst mills 1860. and To the Wess Se-
5s,,,aIievator II .5tD bushels. There we're
,ln1fn carloads received at the elevator
s Eus,. and sixteen carloads thus far
,sa.rpnth. sIi Is ar held in store. Ship
rsae "a date have gsJstty come over The
KarlYrn Pacific frcsn the Walla Walia
.rs h.oase districts. where threshing is
ts bout hn;sncu.
1,,eY are some Seats authorities vino
a..ey, that wheat may be quoted locally
!, 4, .nia before the fan sea son Is over.
a<s.re their opinion on the Oriental trade.
gs,et seems little question taat -Four ship
usfes 70 China. Japan and Siiref!a viii this
va reach much larger figure han dur
i. the season just closed. owing 20 the
IA prices of wheat. Al tide w,ter alio~
sfions OF s. cents and up there is ot mucn
lar demanded for native use aeoss tae
kcjfc. as rice Ii much cheapr COM
kaai,y. but with wheat going a. o. cents.
Ifs market there is good There az ru-
fnors Of several heavy purchases besg IN
De air, but as none OF them has beenlos-
ID they could not he traced down.
Fer the annual shipping season etiug
f. June. according TO the Trade Rester.
there was shipped from Puget sound 1.-THE
tfssnt, including Siberia. SSb. 1863 harrd OF
souf, which had value here Of SLICE.
ihk was equivalent 10 over l,6sp.HD Ism
is Of wheat. figuring 1--WE bushels tdae
Mrrei AS this Hour was shipped ten
fas price was high there consequently 'e-
ing less demand, IL il believed ,hataW-
liz the season just opened the a,rltiy
vii be greatly exceeded, perhaps dshiei.
In that event there Will he needed firm ms
ra.e 1000 $50 bushels of wheat. II fhi~
lapsnes may also develop into conier ole
d market, but IL is not beiieveih Time
10 affect The present crop. 1t-ix ns,aetsd
that this added prophesied de'iiu "sH
have some effect on local auSs,oiss, III
which event /, will not be impnapie 'ha&
he farmers viii get the 80 ces sites ae'
uand
6. +. Zimmerman. loo. ca" ii'.'
chant returned this weeif ON al, IN"
Ipsction of the La Com "i' It's
'rafeshing commenced ear "a '.'e
aad is now In full blast S''u
cay IF the weather cy""os IAN iui
yaree weeks one of the Va, Ups 80
years, as far as quality "eu, VIZ
b gathered. The yies0 ~. a"''e 81
kssvy as in previous W nut ,ne c'Vp
vii amount to i.5G0,10 '''''9' "''ts a"""
ssN less than the p'' a' N'"i' Va
W.
~. ,,o,., ,.,,o,a.k SIS a ton, which
aeinn az. -. - Al this time, and
s.e.a..-,,,,.-., ,,l,.t,..Ir rule a little lower.
eslsv "a ~ ,ou.cr ice OF wheat. and
tss h.at,, ron ~ fiey in the eastern
s.rf ~ ~, stata ,fti is quite a factor
b tho ted vt,tt,tg Dealers refuse TO
Ey much about ~