Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-29
The General Markets.

Fruits of all descriptions continue very
active, and the weather is rather favorable
to handling them. Apples in car lots So
@3.50, as to quality and variety. In
small way $3.5O@3.75. California pears,
choice winter fruits, $3.75@4.25 according
to variety. California ounces, $3.50.
California grapes are all gone. Oysters
run all the way from 25@40c, according to
whether the cans are solid fills or not and
according to quality. Oranges from Flori-
da ar making their appearance in our
market now in good supply at $3.50 per
box. Louisiana IN barrels, $9@10 per
barrel. Choice Messina lemons, SIS per
box; there are some MAlagas in
the market, but they are green
and bitter. Domestic grapes
are in fair supply at S@l0c for Concords
per pound; 100 15c for Catawbas, grapes
in barrels $6.5O@7.50, kegs SIG .5Ol
These are choice goods and good for al
winter. Choice and new layer figs, 1Sc,
per pound. New Arabian dates 8@9c per
pound. Choice Jersey cultivated cranber-
ries S13. These are extra large barrels
barrels. Chestnuts 1O@12c per pound.
per barrel, &c per gallon. Fine Missouri
and Kentucky cider can be had at $3.50
per barrel, SIS per half barrel. Peanuts,
hand picked, new crop, lie. Teragona al
monds, zoe: English walnuts, 18c; Brazil
nuts, &c; filberts, 14c; pecaus, Ice; Sicily
shelIed almonds, in twenty five pound
boxes, 35c per pound.
DRESSED MEATs.-Hogs are in fair sup
ply at s7@7.25. Veal is scarce and canned
from So 1Oc. Mutton, city dressed 1880.
Country dressed 6@61ac.
LIVE HoGs.-The supply is pretty fair
and prices range from $5.75@725.
CATrLE-The demand is fair, and quo
tations are unchanged. Choice steers,
$4.25@ 4.5O; fair to good, $3.2504; good
mixed, $3@3.5O Cows, $40G65.
OIL-Raw oil. one barrel, SEC per gal
lon; in car lots. 53c; five barrels, SOC; ten
barrels, SAC. Boiled, Sc per gallon extra
Linseed meal, $21 in car. lots, per ton; So
single ton.
SHEEP-There has been no change in
quotations in regard to sheep and they
still stand at So q 4.5O per 100 pounds.
BUrTER-The choice grades of butter are
very firm at the advance noted last week
while the demand is steady; choice in tubs
will bring at the commission houses 251
Doe; medium to good 1S@ 22c; common
So l2c.
PurAToEs-There are no potatoes NOV
ing now, the weather is too cold. The.
are quoted on the board of trade in ca
lots at 45c. Most people are supplied ST
that there is really little doing.
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys, LOG 12c
chickens, SO 1Oc; geese, So 1Oc; ducks
8@1Oc. They are coming in in a plenti
full supply, but at the same time there is
good demand.
PRovIs1oNs-Mess pork, SIG 1925
hams, 1515c; clear bacon, scarce, 1511A
spiced and breakfast bacon out o.
market; shoulders, 12c; tierce lard, 111G
12c; key lard, 12@1215c; wooden pals, 2
pounds, 1921 q ID &c; tin pals, pounds
14slc; 10 pounds, lac; mess beef, S11.5
Der barrel; smoked beef, III per pound
beans $l5O@ 2.55 per bushel or medi
UNI to choice hand picked.
EGGs-are in limited supply and ar
pretty firm at from % to 27c.
ONIONS 300 per bushel, car lots; farm
wagons 300 35c.
OYsTERs-Standard, 3Sc; selects 48c pc
can.
BREwER's SUppLIEs-Malt has declined
to 90@ 95c. Hops that have been advancln!
recently on account Of what was suppose
to be short crop and because Englls
buyers were in the market, have received
check and have declined slightly from
where they were last week with the pros