Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-19
MinNeGDOEi.S IInrEefS

The receipts and shipments at and for
this city yesterday were as follows:
Receipts-Wheat $4,000 bushels. oats
1,6OO bushels, corn 9,4OO bushels. lumber
10000 feet, mill stuffs 20 tons, hay 80 tons.
coal 1,245 tons, barrel stock cars.
ipments-Flour $40 barrels. wheat
5000 bushels, oats 500 bushels, barley GOO
bushels, mill stuffs 1913 tons, coal GA tons.
lumber 100000 feet.
Following were to days grain inspec-
tions, showing numbers of cars and grades:
Wheat-No. hard, I13 cars: No 3 hard.
6 cars; No. l, Is cars; No: 3 II cars: No. 3
20 cars; condemned, cars. Total cars. II.
Sales OF 5000 bushels and cars of No.
seller the year were made to-day at $1.1115.
Later seller the year was offered at &c
less without purchasers. No trading in
other grades was made except by sample,
and only cars by sample were sold at
SI.l213, and from that the price of dam
aged stock ran down to Coo. A few cars
OF NO. hard were needed for a special
purpose and $1.13 was bid and S1.13H
asked. Later very weak feeling knocked
off bids to $1.1215 for No. 1
hard. The feeling was weaker in
the flour market in sympathy
with the reduction in the prices of wheat.
Patents, $6.50@6.9O; straights, S. 5O9
600; clears, 500 $50; low grades, S2.25@
90; H1nkle's Gold Dust, $500; Hinkle's
Inland, So so.
Corn was again weaker and offers to sell
July at SOC for No. were refused. The
fluctuations are nominal at about soc for
No. ., regular delivery.
Bran was billed out at $6.50@6.75, and
was steady with the ordinary number of
sales. The demand for oats was light, and
there was little offered. The nominal fig
ures were 38c for No. ., 39640c for white
and 35@37c for rejected.
Shorts are still very scarce. Coarse are
held at $685. and the best were billed
out at S909.25, outside for best,
Mixed feed. $18@19, southern, on track =:
southern, free on board, $1S62O per ton.
Hay quoted as follows: No. l timothy
per ton, S11G 115); No. . timothy per ton.
$50 10; No. wild per ton, $7.5O@9.25, No.
, wild per ion, 81, 50@8. Sales at 1926.
GENERAL MARKETS.
Being the first of the week strawberries
are scarce and prices high in conseq uence.
Oranges have advanced 25c per box, owing
to small receipts and the large demand for
with small demand. Eggs are steady.
Apples have gone up SOC per bushei.
Lemons are point higher and tomatoes
have advanced 25c per peck. Green peas
are also slightly advanced but cucumbers
and cabbages are lower. All other articles
are steady in prices.
Prime lard is III to 12c per lb; COM
mon 1o@1015c; tallow, prime, 7@715c
per ID.
Potatoes-Common and mixed very dull
and weak. Choice fue Snowflake and
Bdrbanks 53@3Sc: Victors, 28@33c; on
Rose buyers are particular, as most of
them are quite soft; choice would bring
3O036c Ill small way; mixed 22@ 25c,
owing to the size and quality; new pota-
toes, $4,75Q5.25,
Beans-Hand picked Navy, S2@2.25 per
bu: mediums, $1@1.50; dirty and com
mon lots, 75cG$1. Dry peas, $1.25@1.5O
per bu. Very little demand.
Cheese-Full cream per Ib. 1315614c;
partskimmed, 101591113c; full skinned,
9Q1Oc.
Butter-Choice to fancy, 18a 2oc; fair to
choice, $50 18c; diaries, good to choice.
100 14c; choice to fancy, 14G 15c; best
packing stock S@9c and do old stock6 @ 7o.