Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-06
COMMERCIAL.

Wheat Steady but Dull on CalI---Corr
Weak--oats but Slightly Changed and
Wsnted-Barley Unchanged-Pork ths
same-Wheat Higher In Liverpool-Dul
in Milwaukee-Shade Higher In Chicago
Government Bonds Falling-R. r.. Stocks
Improve--FIour Firm In New York..
Wheat Dull and Lower In BuKaIo-Firn
In Milwaukee.
ST.. PAUL, Nov. 6, 1880.
Transactions on call yesterday were light,
and SO was the attendance. Wheat was easie,
and quoted as below: No. 1. hard, 95 bid; No
2, hard, 90; No. 8 81; No. 2, November, 80
No. 2, the year, So cents.
Corn steady, but no bids on No. cash, but
there were offerings st 40; No. s, SO cents bid
20 asked. Sales of two car loads at 3S cents.
Oats not materially changed and scarce.
No. 2, white no bids; offered at 3015; No. 8,
white, SO bid; No. 2, mixed. 291S bid;
offered at 291 cents, and sold at 291S; No. s,
IS bid; No. ?, November, % bid.
Barley-The Moss both for cash and Novem.
Der. are not wanted. No. Q is in sharp de-
mand and quotes at 20 cents. No. 8, cash, So
No. 8, November, so cents.
Rye-No. 2 dull. Quoted at Is cents.
Ground Feed is still scarce and wanted.
Quotes at els. 90 bid, s15. so asked.
Corn meal was offered at $500.
Bran, 80. 90 bid.
Baled Hay, $lI 90 bid.
Flax seed asked for and bid at 81. 0S.
Live hogs uuchanged-$4. rs.
Dressed hogs, as before quoted, $5. 90.
The hog market seems to be slightly unset.
tied. ]. T. Mcmillan the we'll known packer,
is buying at from 81. IS to $3.50. Eight cars
came in yesterday and those which were sold
out of this lot went at the above figures.
COLLABORATING stock range from %. Is to
81. rs per cwt., and the better grades from $3
to "a.
Some of the finest dressed hogs sold on the
street for 1925.
Mutton carcasses range from to cents per
pound.
FAMILY SUPPLY MARKET.
On the city markes yesterday the big loads of
country produce which are common at this
season did not appear to any extent. There
were small lots, it Is true, and prices were the
same as last week, but tae tendency appears to
be upward. Potatoes quvte at 40 zc1nss, and
in some cases . little higher than that; carrots
retail at 30@S5c: turnips Soc; rutabagas 25c;
psrsnips Soc; beets 35c; squashes are higher,
as are also cabbages, the former selling for 60c
per dozen and the latter for S6@6.5 30 per hun
dred, and 6@7c per head. Good chickens are
in demand and not plenty. Dealers pay loo
per pound by the load. and retail them out at
1859. Ducks are 30950c per pair, and snipe
81. so per dozen. Cranberries are the old price,
10c per quart, and apples are coming up. re-
failing at the stores for 1925 per barrel. Sweet
potatoes, as usual, Sc per pound. There was
no butter the city market, but at the stores
it retails at Soc per pound for the best quality,
and for common cooking 25c. Very fine Mil
wsukee cheese retails out at 16c. Fine Wis
eonsin honey, zoe per pound. Eggs 25tn
LUMBER-RETAu PRICES
Below we give the amended list of city yard
retail lumber prices. There are few emis-
sions of some grades. but all the important
kinds are included that have SO far been put
on the list. There are some additions to be
made which will be given in the GLOBE when
they are made: