Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-28
General Produce.

Tit frnit market begins to feel the eff
feet Of the approaching cold weather and
business is rapidly d%windi!ng down to
transactions in such goods as can be han-
dled With safety. Apples are coming in
with reasonable freedom aud
prices arc substantially the
same. We quote Missouri at $3.50
to $500 per barrel; Michigan 1915 to
$425 per barrel; Fancy Preninum $3.50.
b. Presley q Co. have about 1000 boxes Of
choice winter pears, consisting of w. Mel
liza, Easter Burras, G.. Marc-aus, Wears,
&c, at So .5O@3.75 per box. Malaga
grages from 81 to $3.50 per barrel.
Grapes, coming fresh twice Il week from
Ohio and New York, very fine, 6@7c for
Concords, 10@12c Tor Catawbas.
Choice cultivated cranberries sell
at from $3.50 TO $40 per barrel. Lemons
are irru, with an upward tendency; new
Palermo lemons, $3.50 per box; 10 to 20
boxes Sc. Louisiana oranges are pow
coming in; Sc to So per barrel or 81. so
per 100. Floridas So to So. so. Choice
Aspinwall bananas, SD. so to 81 per bunch.
Sweet potatoes Illinois, So rs to 81; Mus
%catine, 1915 to 81. o. w. Miller's Tri-
angle brand oysters, standards SOC; selects,
40c. Cocoanuts, choice Carthagenas, 81
per 100. Dates, new Arabian in trails,
Sc per pound. Peanuts, fancy hand
picked polished, 13c per pound, foreign
nuts, Teragona almonds, 22c; California
almonds, 18c new Naples walnuts, poe;
new Grenoble walnuts, 15c; new Brazil,
12c; Sicily filberts, lie; Barcelona fiiberts,
los; Pecans, 12o, Sicily shelled almonds,
Doc. Dulfey's Rochester, N. Y, cider bar
rels So; casks As to so gallons 25c per gal
lon. Other cider 81 to $3.50 per barrel,
and 20 to 22c per gallon.
H~oGs--Contiuue in good supply and the
decline noticed last week still continues.
On tho boqrd of trade yesterday they were
quoted even as low as 4c for dressed, but
this may be regarded as slightly under the
regular figures. Dressed may be quoted
a. 4I@415. Live 3493&.
CATTLE-The limited supply of native
cattle still continues aud at the present
time but few extra steers are to be found
During the summer the 81. Psul market
has been supplied to e considerable ex-
tent from Mountains over the Northern Pa
cifo road. This supply, however, has now
been cut Of for the season. Fancy steers
S5.5095.75 per 100 pounds; No. 2 S4@
$50; mixed butchers stock $3.25@3.75.
Veal calves $5@6.
ONIoNs-Are quoted at 35@40c per
bushel, outgoing from 40 to SOC; Bermu-
das, 81 25G1 so per oox.
SHEEP-Are in good supply and quota
tions are unchanged. The range is, good
to choice, SIS 1904 90; fair, IS so.
P~RovIsIoNs-No change is noted
in provisions. The decline previously
noted still continues, especially in lard
and mess beef. Mess pork, So so to 1915,
hams,14914 20; clear bacon, scarce, I21Sc;
spiced and breakfast bacon, 13@131@c,
shoulders, 81 Jesse; tierce lard Sic; keg
lard S3lc; wooden pals, twenty pounds:
Sc; tin pals, three pounds, 1Oc; ten
pounds 913o;mess beef, S11@11.5O per bar
rel; smoked beef, 1890 per pound.
FLoUB-I5 steady and quie'
at the following figures: Orange Blossom
$500; Red Cross, straights, S5.75; Capito
fsmily,$5. %; Bakers xxx, S+.25; in bar
rels, 25o extra; low grades, $3.0094,00; ryD
Hour, 1915 per barrels; graham, $3.50 pc
barrel.
Brewers SUPPLIEs-Malt has advance,
to 75c; hops, both Washington and NeS
York, are quoted at 2S0S0c.
~BUrrER-There are no changes in th
quotations of butter but it msylbe said this
while creamery is quoted at 26@30s, tn
best brand of creamery now command
from 80 to 35e.
DRESSED MEArs-Beef sides dressed, a
66o. Mutton, city dressed, 697N
Veal, Sg11c.
HIDES are in fair demand and az
firm at quotations. Green hides ar
coming in slowly and quotations are VI
changed.