Daily globe., 1882-07-19

part Of the season it has been difficult to keep
supplied. Minnesota berries are supplying
the market now, and they are coming in more
freely. California fruit is coming in, such as
Bartlett pears, peaches, plums and apricots.
The probability is that peaches will be scarce
and high for the whole season, and it has been
a difficult matter Sc far to get them in a condi-
ton to chip. Such fruit is now selling at from
| $2@2.25 for y bushel basket or box. Apples
are coming in plenty, and 6 bushel boxes
are selling at 75@9Oc, barrels at about
$4@5. Cherries, raspberries and black
received will do to ship. Cocoa nuts 81 per
hundred. Figs, choice layers, 12Kc per pound.
Dates, nav Arabian, SIC per lb.
Cider. Dufy's celebrated New York cider,
clarified, casks, 20c per gal. Peanuts, fancy
hand picked, 12c; very light supply to be
bads Foreign nuts, Teragona almonds 22c;
English walnuts 15c; Brazil nuts &c; ilberts
13c; pecans 15c; Sicily shelled almonds, In
IS Id boxes, 35c per Id.
OIl-Raw oil, one barrel, 64c per gallon;
five barrels, Csc; ten barrels, &c, Boiled, &c
per gallon extra. Linseed meal, $3.50 per
ton.
Eggs are in fair supply and demand at 18c.
35 @50c per pair; old ones, 50@65c. The supply
is sufficient.
Dressed hogs have advanced TO $s.75@9 per
100 pounds. Beef, S11@l0c per pound. Mutton,
S@9c. Veal, SH @l0c.
Potatoes are in better supply, a good
many being brought up on every
boat, and as q matter OF course
trade they have been quoted at 50 per bushel
but have now got down to $1.75 on Monday.
Yesterday they were quoted at 81 50@5.65 per
barrel. Southern potatoes are quoted at
$5.5095. rs per barrel, Southern onions, $5@6
per barrel; Bermudas, $2.50@3 per box.
The cattle market has been well SUP
piled during the week, but not
in the best condition. As to the latter all
that can be said is that the condition is far
OF the two, prices are little weaker owing to
the fact that holders feel desirious to SELL
The following are the same quotations as
those Of last week, but they are very
weak: Choice Iowa steers IS per 100 lbs.;
good, $5.25@5.5O; good state steers, $500
ordinary, 81. Veal calves, s5.50@6.50 per
100 lbs.
The supply OF hogs has been limited, but
prices are unchanged. Dressed, IS 50QS.75
per 100 lbs. for derssed; $6 5096.75 for live.
Flour has been rather quiet and prices have
remained steady and unchanged at the follow
ing prices: Patents $7.50@S.5O: straights,
$6.7597.50; clears $6.50@7.25; in barrels Is
cents extra. Graham $5.75@6.00 per Dbl.
Buckwheat -four $6@S.
Brewers supplies Selling prices: Malt, $l.20
per bushel. New York hops '35@4Oc; Wash
ington Territory hops, 35c per pound.
Lime, Cement, etc-there Is good deal of
activity in these articles and prices are strong
Quotations are as follows: Oshkosh, Port
Byron and Milwaukee white lime, $l.25 per
bbl; Milwaukee cement, $l.50 per bbl; Louis
vile cement $l.75 per bbl; plaster paris g. so
per Dbl; plastering hair, 35 cents per bushel;
st. Louis No. fire brick $45 per thousand;
Fire clay $3.50 per barrel.
Mess pork is q shade lower. For job lots
quotations can be given as follows: $22.5O1
per bbl; hams, canvased, 15@15Kc per fb;
shoulders, canvased, s11Hc clear side bacon,
15@l516c; breakfast bacon 14H OILS; lard, in
tierces, ul3c, kegs 13Kc; mess beef $I4;
smoked beef 1316@141Sc.
Beans are steady and supply sufficient
Handpicked navy $375@4; fair to good me-
dunn $3@3.5O; ordinary country $1.50@2 SO.
In groceries there is always heavy trade
and the past week has been no exception.
With the heavy trade quite a number of
changes are noted in quotations. Herring
are lower. Coffees of all grades have de-
clined. COrdage has advanced. All grades of
sugars have also declined from an n to &c.
Canned peaches have declined little.
Dry goods are fairly active, while quota
tions are unchanged and collections fair.
Drugs, oils and paints are active and firm.
Gum shellac, lodide potash, oil cloves, castor
oil and lard oils have declined.