Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-15
General Markets,

The fruit market still continues active.
California grapes are out of market and
domestic grapes supply their place. APP
pies are in good supply and the demand ia
very active. The fruit from Missouri and
Kansas is in good supply at $3.25@3.50
in cas- lots on track. In small
lots : from to 20 barrels
they sell for $3.50@4 per barrel. Califor-
MIA fruit is beginning to shop up. TIL best
varieties of pears are selling at $4@4.5O
per box, and some sell as low as $3.50.
Louisiana oranges in barrels, $40 per Dbl.
Messina and Palermo lemons, S.
per box. Muscatines, $3@3.5O
per Dbl. Grapes are in good sup
ply, Concords have advanced to 1Oc per
pound; Catawbas and Delawares to
15c per pound. Malaga, S7@
8 per bbl.; kegs S4@5. These are choice
and good for all winter. Figs, 2Oc, choice.
C%ocoanuts IS per 100. New black Ara
bian dates $3.50 per pound. Cranberries
are scarce and high. New Jersey berries
$13@14 per barrel. These barrels are a
little larger than the Wisconsin barrels.
Cider (Duffey's, Rochester, N. w. $500
per barrel; casks, 27c per gallon; Mis-
souri, elders $3.50 per barrel. Peanuts, fancy
hand picked, lie. The new crop is Just
coming in, and is said to be good. Terra
gona almonds, zoe; English walnuts, 1Sc;
Brazil nuts, Sc; filberts, lac; pecans, Ice;
Sicily shelIed almonds, in twenty-five
pound boxes, 35c per pound.
OIL-Raw oil, one barrel, SEC per gal
Ion; in Car lots, 53c; five barrels, soc; ten
barrels, sac. Boiled, &c per gallon extra.
Linseed meal, $21 in car lots, per ton: 500
single ton.
DRESSED MEATs-Hogs are in good sup
ply at $3.50 per 100 lbs. Veal scarce and
ranges from 6 to &c per h. Mutton Sc
per b.
LIVE HoGs-The supply is fair and
prices more conservative in accordance
with the decline in Chicago. Prices range
from 51as to &c.
CATTLE-The demand is fair, and quo
tations are unchanged. Choice steers,
$4.25@4.5O; fair to good, $3.25@4; good
mixed, $3@3.5O. Cows, $4O@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.
BUrTER-The choice grades of butter
have been advanced and they are scarce in
the presence of a good demand. Still the
scarcity is not SO great but that a few days
receipts would hold the market level.
Choice in tubs is quoted at from 25@ SOC,
and medium to good from 1S@22c.
CH1oKENs-There are more dressed
chickens coming in and there is not SO
much demand for live. Of the two, the
market though not materially changed, is
weaker. The price still remains for live
from 100000.
PorAroEs-Are a little scarce, but
as there is not much demand,
most people being supplied
them selves for the winter, it would not re-
quire very large receipts to overstock
their markets. The price will range from
4O@4 5c.
PRov1s1oNs-Mess pork $21@21.5G;
hams, 15Hc; clear bacon, scarce 16h
@18c; spiced and breakfast bacon out of
market; shoulders, 12c; fierce lard, 111@@
12c;keg lard, l2@12Tc; wooden pals, 20
pounds, 12A@134c; tin pals, 8 pounds,
14Ic;10 pounds, 14c; mess beef, $12.5O@13
per barrel; smoked beef, 11lc per
pound.
$50 per bushel for medi-
un to choice hand picked.
Eaas-Are in moderate supply, though
a little sitter in sympathy with theEastern
market. Quotations will range from ESQ
Zoe.
EaGs-Supply moderate24@ 26c per doz-
On.
ON1oNs-3Oc per bushel, car lots; farm
wagons 3O@35c.
OYsrERs-Standard, 3sc; selects 4sc per
can.
BREWERS SUPPL1Es-Selling price, malt
81 per bushel. Hops are still going up,
and no one knows where they will go to.
At this time they are quoted at $1.25 for
all kinds both New York and
Washington territory. They will un-
doubtedly advance still further, owing to
the failure of the crop everywhere this
season. Agents of English brewers have
been in this country for the last few
months purchasing right and left, and the
consequence is that day by day the scarcity
of hops is greater and greater and so will
continue probably.
LIME, CEMENT, ETc.-There is a good
deal of activity in these articles and prices