Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-04
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL
ST.. Paul, Oct. 4, 1882.

ton brit no sp"s~i 3 eny Or A"
dealers have r,lde. :ool all .r.'or"h : .
s,s2on ;',t The immerTe erigrai:or to tie
brood acres o. the Red river valley and
along The line of the Northern PFC fic
road. to-ether with The prospects which
we assn oed to the hus',.rt1na'. o. ls'ge
crops, meant an irme' fall ard wini =
trade. They have not be ! disappointed
1t is the univ. sal statement OF al deale g
substauiiated by the immense t'a'es Of
goods going west that this has been {: ve"y
unr sual season for trade. Nothirg BIZ
been seen like it in 81. Paul. All deale, S
have been kept busy End are row dry ard
night to fill orders.
The Ioci' grain na-ke+. though: fas been
very doll throughout tee whole weeL aud
even worse than thai. 1t ia BEEN oU'et
and dull all along dnrirg the ha, 7e,S sea-
son. Wheat particularly has been ve-y
quiet and even fiat, ard does no. ever at
this late day come Up. On lie
contrary it has a decided
t ,dency to decline. 1t is good deal ire
same way with the oil II g airs. Tie n
is there is good deal of wheat IN The
cornirg, and farmers are mamie ting
disposition to hold Cor better p ICES, v nici;
has a tendency to cause dealers to De ca
tic IS.
G ocer;es ha> been very active, ard a
good many changes have taken plae ?; rails
ms, & ed peaches, raspbe ries, blsckbea-
lies, canned peaches, apples and sugars
have declined and generally speaking the
ma :ket has declined a good deal, rs VIII
be seen by reference to the quotations.
Dry goods are without any spec.
change. Trade is better ti,:n evec
but collections are not quite
up to tt e marx. In Digs, oils and paint .
lie is the usual active trade. eruvian
red bark, boray, chlo 'ofo'ln, 6 n sbellsc,
he'np seed and caro~y haze. declined.
hardware is active. Lumber y in goo,
dema al.
There is no cdauge noticeable ) or
money market. Fa mers sec n adve SO tc
selling wheat at 'ulinr N ices ard shir
mems t2as ia: have Deel up.'eceGenDedlJ
light ror this season of tie year. Money
shipped into the interior does lot ret, i
in the same degree as noticeable he~.to
fore. he genoa! r,ovenrcnt OF whe.
seems to have been postponed in an;ici pa
lion OF higfe. prices and no favorable
change IL the money ma 'zet need lie
looked TO, du ing the next two or t 5e
weeks. Banks are maxim, no
accommodate on loars ana are gene~yry
pr 81 g The policy leading ra;hec 10
contraction TIA en expansion OF ttei" dis >
co mt lines. Mcrchan.- a~e io;n~ :, J.. ~
.-rs:ness, but comrla;n sonewh.-. O: poo:
collections.
cLJT A. r-ooUcE
tae : uit ma et is ve'y active indeed,
an: VIII soon be owe 30 ga q, ,r. = ,;:-
et,es o: - IS are concerned. PEI &c
~ gooo demcnd and they 60 eer'~; J
he b. t ca To-, i. &c lie Cla :. &
rrie Hardy 'Onol lag q or5
Neiii@," Ns.te Dc ell &C. Ga :, To"
S;s % 10 s. 80 per boz. as 10 va ~
The les been su r!us O.
VIII oh hes rrn p~icos down low, a.I, ~
q e sell tS ayw''ere ON s.: 10 s. q
cord:ng 20 qua';t.Y, W. ct nd co..t' o..
Tbey will soon be over, and We WI! &c
into WHITE varieties, when we expect t,
see song advance, as the crop Is l;ss1ss
OF winter uit. J, Is too ea~ir 10 give
prces yet, but they will probably on Ion
$"..75 to $3.50. Ine des s are srpDl;ed
prepared to form sh the t..l.;e in any
de s'red qua tity rom barrel to e.
load. The grape me- ~ket is Well supplied
at tie following fgu -es: ToLays, Sc to
500; Mrscais, $50 to Sc per case Of
80 4b; lale can, half these pic IS; plums,
$40 to So per box. Bananas are in good
ing to size. New Arabian dates in skin e.-aiIs
QC ~
12c; tt new crop will be in in about one
month. Foreign nuts are in good supply.
Teragona almonds zoe; English walnuts,
16c; Brazil nuts, &c; filbefas, 14c; peclns,
18c; Sicily shelled almonds, in % ID. boxes.
35e. per 10. Lemons are ST ,ady at sc
@6 so. Sweet potatoes are coming direct
from Jersey, and sell for rom SIS TO $3.50
per Dbl. Mcscatines are worth from So to
$50. Peaches will soon be out of market.
They can be had now from soc TO S1.25
per basket. Grapes are in
fair supply. Concords sell from
&c to SC per pound. Delaware 1.c to &c.
Catawbas will be received in a few days
when prices will be lower.
Oil-Raw oil, one barrel, Sc per gallon;
in car lots, 53c; five barrels, SOC; ten bar
rels, sac. Boiled, Sc per gallon extra. Lip
seed meal, $21 in car lots per ton; so
single ton.
Flour-There is but very little doing in
flour and prices are without change.
Patent command S6.50@7.2J: straight
$5.75@6.25; clears. $J.50@ Common
country brands, 81 10 So; in barrels -
extra.
Dressed hogs are beginning to come in
but the supply is not yet very large and
command $40 per 100 pounds. Live
weight &7.25@7.5O per 100 pounds:
Sheep ale in good supply at 81 a S. per
II } pounds.
CHECKERS are in good supply with an &c
tive demand at 35@ SOC per pair for youls
ones, old ones from so to Coo.
Potatoes are becoming more abundant
every day and were quoted yesterday on
the DO; I'd OF trade at soc, which is a slight
advance, At wholesale on the street, in
sa cks, outgoing, they command IS to 45c.
Mes pork and other provisions are firm
at the following f cures: Mess pork. So
per Dbl; hams, canvassed, 15c per Id;
shoulders. canvassed, 11@111ac; clear side
bacon 151sc; breakfast bacon, 1910;
spi I'd roll, 16Sl; lard in tierces, 13c; kegs,
131sc; mess beef, $3.50; smoked bece,
121sc.
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