Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-22
General Marx els.

General Markets..
There is never anything but activity in
the fruit market in st. Paul Apples in
car lots s. to $3.50, as to quality and
variety. In a small way $3.50 to 1915.
California pears, choice winter fruit, 1915
to S4.25, according to variety. California
qui7,ces, $3.50. California grapes are all
go q. Oysters run all the way from Csc
10 1856, according to whether the cans are
sold fills or not and according to quality.
Oranges from Florida are making their
appearance in our market now in good
supply at $3.50 To 81 per box. Louis
lana in barrels, 50 to $40 per barrel.
Choice Messina lemons, SIS per box;
there are some Malagas in the market, but
are in fair supply at S@1Oc for Concords
per pound; 12@15c for Catawbas, grapes
in barrels $500 7-5O, kegs $4m4.5O.
These are choice goods and good for all
winter. Choice and Few lager figs, 1Sc,
per pound. New Arabian dates S@9c per
pound. Choice Jersey cultivated cranber-
ries $13. These are extra large barrels
and somewhat larger than the Wisconsin
barrels. Chetsnuts l0@12c per pound.
Cider (Dufey's, Rochester, n. Y.,) $3.50
per barrel, 26c per gallon. Fine Missouri
and Kentucky cider can be had at $3.50 per
barre So per half barrel Peanuts, hand
picked, new crop lie. Teragona
almonds, zoe; English walnuts, 1Sc;
Brazil nuts, &c; fiberts, lac; pecans, 16c;
Sicily shelled almonds, in twenty five
pound boxes, 35c per pound.
a
Ion; il car lots, SIC: five barrels 55c; ten
barrels, SIC. Boiled, Sc per gallon extra.
Linseed meal, $2l in car lots, per ton: S22
single ton.
DRESSED MEA1s-Eogs are in good sup
ply at $7.25 per 100 Tbs. Veal scarce and
ranges from to 7c per ID. Mutton Sc
per 10.
LIVE HoGs-The supply Is fair and
prices more conservative in accordance
with the decline in Chicago. Prices range
from 511s@Sc.
CATrLE-The demand is fair, and quo
tations are unchanged. Choice steers,
$4.25@4.50; fair to good, $3.25@4; good
mixed, S3@3.50. Cows, $40@65.
SHEEP-There has been no change in
quotations in regard to sheep and they
still stand at So to $3.50 per 100 pounds.
BurrnR-The choice grades of butter
still continue at the advanced figures men
toned last week. Choice in tubs, 25@30c,
and medium to good, from 1S@22c.
CHICKENS in good supply at 40@
Coo.
PcrAToEs-Are in fair demand, and
prices are fairly firm. On Change 4Oc
were bid for car load lots. On the street,
40@55c.
DRESSED PoULrRy-Turkeys, 1O@12c;
chickens, S@1Oc; geese. S@1Oc; ducks,
S@10c. They are coming in in plentiful
supply. but at the same time there is
good demand.
Provisions pork $19.50@20;
hams, 153c; clear bacon, scarce 16113
@1Sc: spiced and breakfast bacon out of
market; shoulders, 12c; tierce lard, 1115@
12c: keg lard, 12@ 121ac; wooden pals, 20
pounds, 1224 134c; tin pals, 3 pounds.
145Yc; pounds, 14c; mess beef, $12.50@13
per barrel; smoked beef, 111ac per
pound.
BEAss-s1.50@25O per bushel for medi-
nm to choice hand picked.
EGGs-Ars in moderate supply, though
alfttle sitter in sympathy with theEastern
market. Quotations will range from 25@
26c.
EeGs@Supply moderate "a Q &c per doz-
en-.
ONIoNs-30c per 5usiel, car lots; farm
wagons 3O635c
OYSTERS Standard, 38c; selects 48c per
can.
BREWERS SUpPLlEs-Malt has declined a
little. Hops still continue firm at the ad-
vance noted last week, and are now quoted
at S1.25 for all kinds, both New York and
Washington territory.
LIME, CEMENT, ETo.-There is good
deal of activity in these articles and prices
ara strong. Quotations are as follows:
Oshkosh, Port Byron and Milwaukee white
lime, $1.25 per bbL; Milwaukee cement,
$3.50 per bbl.; Louisville cement, $1.65
per Dbl; plaster paris, 1925 per bbl.;
plastering hair, 35c per bushel; St Louis
No. fire brick, $45 per thousand; fire clay,
$3.50 per Dbl.
FLOUR is quiet and dull. Quotations are:
patents S6@6.75; straights, $5.5O@6.25;
clears, S5@5.75. Low grades, SEGA per
Dbl.