Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-21
General Produce.

Inc 1rult market, WnlCn ID always RCtlV6
during the summer is beginning to show
signs of weariness. Except in ssasonabIe
articles there is not much doing. Florida
oranges are appearing. The apple trade
is becoming doubtful on account of the
weather, though the mildness of the last
few days has served to
prolong the market somewhat, and should
1t continue for Il few weeks longer the
trade in them will continue quite brisk.
Prices remain about the same, although
there are quantities of inferior qualities In
the market thats are being palmed off
for choice. We quote Missouri at So so
to 1915 per barrel; Michigan 1915 to
1925 per barrel; Fancy Premium $3.50.
B. Presley & Co. have about 1000 boxes of
choice winter pears, consisting of w. Mel
lis, Easter Burras, G.. Marcsaus, Wears,
etc, at $3.50@3.75 per box. Malaga
grapes, coming fresh twice week from
Ohio and New York, very fine, 6@7c for
Concords, I0@12 for Catabaws and Dele
wares. Choices cultivated cranberries sail
at from $3.50 to $40 per barrel. Lemons
are firm, with an upward tendency; new
Palermo lemons, $3.50 per box; 10 to 20
boxes SC. Louisiana oranges are now
per 100. PIoridas S. to So so. Choice
Aspinwall bananas, So 80 to 81 per bunch.
Sweet potatoes Illinois, So. rs to ST. Mus
catine, 1915 to 81 O. W. Miller's Fri
angle brand oysters, standards Doc; selects,
4Oc. Cocoanuts, choice Carthagenas, 81
per 100. Dates, new Arabian in trails,
sc per pound. Peanuts, fancy hand
picked polished, 13c per pound, foreign
aIp 10
almonds, 19c new Naples walnuts, zoe;
new Grenoble walnuts, 15c; new Brazil,
I2c; Sicily fiiberts, lac; Barcelona flberts,
10c; Pecans, 12c, Sicily shelled almonds,
35c. Du1ey's Rochester, n. Y, cider bar
rels IS; casks 40 to so gallons 25c per gal
Ion. Other cider 81 to $3.50 per barrel,
and 20 to 22c per gallon.
HoGs-Are in good supply and have
again declined. Dressed, 4%@44c,
live, 3l294c.
CATTLE-For some time there has been
limited supply of native cattle, aud tho
market has been almost bare of extra
steers. The consequence is that prices
are firm and likely TO go higher, especially
as the shipment east Of Montana cattle,
over the Northern Pacific road mas been
brought, substantially to q close for the
season. few more head may come for
ward, but substantially the last were re-
ceived here in ST. Paul iass Monday
Nearly all the stock thai arrives
here are grass fec, and not ia the best of
condition. Fancy steers $5.50@ 5.75 per 100
pounds; No . Si445o; mixed butchers
stock $3.25I3.75. Veal calves $536.
ONIoNs-Are quoted 1T 35140c per
bushei, outgoing from 40 10 soc; Bermu-
das, 81 256t so per box
SuEEp-Are in good supply and quota
tons are unchanged. The range is, good
to choice, So 75za4 90; fair, S. 80.
PRoyIsIoNs-No change is noted
in provisions. The decline previously
noted still continues, especially
IN lard and mess beef. Mess pork, $12,
hams,l q Ii sc; clear bacon, scarce, I215c;
spiced aud breakfast bacon, I36l3%o;
shoulders, S4@ &c; tierce lard Size; keg
lard $40 wooden pals, tweNty pounds
&c; TIN pals, three pounds, 10o; ten
pounds 912c;mess ef,$11@1L50 per bar
rel; smoked beef, 1875 per pound.
FLoUG-Is steady and quiet
at the following figures: Orange Blossom.
$3.50; Red Cross straights, S5.75; Capitol
family,S5 %; Bakers NNXX, 81 %; in bar
rels, 25c extra; low grades, S3.oOq 90: rye
flour, 1915 per barrel; graham, $3.50 per
barrel
Brewers SUPPLIEs-Nalt has advanced
to zoe; hops, both Washington and New
York, are quoted at PC.
BuIrER-Ihe butter quotations have
not changed; creamery Is now
quoted at 2GQ soc; choice dairy lea pc;
store packed 1900.
DRESSED MEArs-Beef sides dressed. ~
@61. Mutton, city dressed, 687c
Veal, S711c.
HIDES are IN fair demand ans are
firm at quotations. Green hides ara
coming in slowly a2d quotations are I'm
changed.