Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-11
En1rI OF Trade.

SOssfU o. 1E'-t os
Business was not very active Oh the
board yesterday and probably will contin
ue to be limited till there is further ad-
vance in the grains. During the whole
week it has been very dull, Toward
the last part of the week wheat spulted up
a little and advanced slightly. This ad
vance, though not very great, has been
fully maintained up to the present time,
and will be likely to be increased provided
farmers continue to hold. Other grains
through the week remained without much
fuctuation with quiet market.
FLoUR-Flour remains without any par
ticular change to note. There is but very
little doing. Patents command $6.5O@
1926; straight. S5.75@6.25; clears, S5.5O@
SIS; common country brands, 81 to IS;
in barrels 25c extra.
WHEAT-has been dull all the week, and
quiet with but very moderate demand at
quotations. Buyers have manifested no
desire to go into the market even at tie
present low rates, while holders have not
been disposed to crowd matters. The lat
er have been very firm in their views,t
especially within the last few days. Re-
ceipts are rather light. No. hard, $1.O2
bid; No. 2 hard, 81 cents bid; No. 2, 90
cents bid; No. 3, 80 cents bid; No. 4, IS
cents bid; rejected, so cents.
CoRN-There has not been much demand
for corn during the week, and there
was no improvement yesterday. Year
and May corn was decidedly lower in the
bidding. No. 2, Csc bid, CSC asked; year
55c bid; May 55c bid.
OArs-Only moderate demand for oats
has pervaded the market during the week,
and quotations have in the main remained
unchanged. They stiffened up little
yesterday, so that cash oats we're 10 high
or. October and November remained the
same, while May dropped off 10. No. 2
mixed, 321sc asked; October, Bic bid; No
vember, 31c bid; year, 31c bid; May, 35c
bid; No. mixed, 3Oc bid,32c asked.
BARLEY-The market is without much
change in regard to this grain. It is in
fair demand nearly all the time, and there
is but little fuctuation. Cash bids de-
clined sc per bushel since the preceding
DAY, Monday, while the receipts were only
moderate. No. 9, zoe bid; No. 3 extra, 6Oc
bid; No. 3, SOC bid.
RYE-A decline of 1c is noted, bids be-
ing 45c for No. 2.
GROUND FEED-A decline of $3.50 is
noted, bids yesterday being $24.50.
Flax Seed-Lower, 81.
Potatoes-Cash bid, 35c; 40c asked.
Eggs-In moderate supply; 24c bid.
Sales-The following are the sales of
yesterday: l car mixed oats, 3e1ac; No.
mixed oats, 321ac; 9 hay. $500; 1 feed,
S24.OO; feed, $4,000 No. wheat, CSC;
1 No. wheat, 93c; 2 feed, $3.50; corn
&c; No. white oats, SIC; No. extra
barley, Coo; 4 feed, $26.50; total 81 cars.
General markets.
The activity in the fruit market that has
frequently been mentioned, still continues
without any appearance of abatement
The variety in market now is more extern
sive than it has baen for some time
Peaches are being pushed in with great
rapidity and will soon S)e done with. Pears
are in good demand anil they are received
here by the car load. ''Burrie Claigrans,'
''Burrie Hardys,' ''Onondagas," ''Glout
Morceaus," ''Nicar," Lawrence" "Wintel
Nellis,'' ''White Doyenne,' ''Burrie Box
$3.50 to $3.50 per box. as to variety
There has been surplus of fall apples o,
the market which has run prices down low
and they are selling anywhere from 81 t.
s., according to quality, variety and con
dition. They will soon be owe
and we will be into white
varieties when We expect t,
see strong advance, as the crop is Ugh
of winter fruit. It is too early to Civ
prices yet, but they will probably run from
1915 to $3.50. The dealers are supplied
from Michigan, Missouri, and Kansas, ant
are prepared to furnish the trade in an.
desired uuantitv from a barrel to ca
load. The grape market is well supplies
at the following figures: Tokays, 81 t.
$3.50; Muscats, $3.50 to Sc per case o
40 lib; half can, half these prices; plums
$3.50 to So per box. Bananas are in goo'
supply at from $2to So per bunch, accord
ing to size. New Arabian dates in skin frail
SC per pound. Fancy hand-picked peanut
12c; the new crop will be in in about ont
month. Foreign nuts are in good supply
Teragona almonds zoe; English walnuts
l6c: Brazil nuts, Sc: fl5erts. 14c; pee ,Es
1Sc; Sicily shelled almonds, in 25 b. boxes