Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-20
General asarkets,

All N2rleJleS OF fruits remain active anC
in good demand. It is very difficult mat
ter to get Strawberries enough to supply
the market. those that have been in mar
ket have mostly come from Illinois, and
lately Save been getting soft
and slushy. Our dealers are
now getting them from Michigan and
these berries are much harder and better
Presley Is Co. received yesterday the first
lot of California fruit that has arrived
from California. This consignment con-
sists Of apricots and pears. The apricots
sell for $500 per box containing twenty
pounds. The pears sell for $500 per box
containing forty pounds. Choice Mess1na
or Palermo oranges have advanced again
and are now quoted at $500 to $3.50 per
box. California are firm at $500 in cases
of 125 to $50 per case. This is a slight
advance over last week. Lemons
have advanced and choice are now quoted
at $6.50@7, per box. Deal
ers here make a liberal dis
discount on these prices on oranges and
lemons N lots, and special prices on car
load lots. DUffee's New York clarified cider
$3.50 per barrel or 26c per gallon in casks.
Kentucky cider $3.50 per barrel. New ap-
pies $3.50 per box containing an
eighth of barrel. Bananas
are too ripe to stand shipping. Bananas
$304 per bunch as to size for choice AS
pinwaIls both red and yellow. Pineapples,
choice to fancy, $2.50@3 per dozen. Figs,
choice new layers, 20c per pound, fancy
25c. New Arabian dates in trails SC per
10
IN bricks and cakes 12c per pound. Cocoa
nuts Sc per 100. Peanuts, fancy hand
picked white Virginia, lie per pound. For
eign nuts, TeragOna almonds, 1Sc; new
Naples walnuts, l5c; new French walnuts,
12c; new Brazil nuts, 12c; new Sicily fill
berts, 12c; new Bdraco flberts, 1Oc; pecans,
10c: new Sicily shelled almonds in twenty
FIVE pound boxes, SOC per pound.
CATTLE-The supply OF cattle continues
sufficient to satisfy all demands while
prices continue without change. Choice
steers can be had for $5.5O@G; fair to
good, $475@5.25; good mixed, $4@45O;
mich COWS, $40a 65; veal calves, $5@6
per 100 lbs.
ONIONs-Oid onions are out of market,
and the market is without change. They
are quoted at % 9 Soc per bu., out going
from 20 to SOC. Bermudas $1.25 to $50
per box.
HoGs-Dressed hogs have declined
from last week, and are now quoted at Sc.
The market Is clear Of live hogs but they
are quoted at decided decline, $3.50
SG.25.
SHEEP-MultoD stiu continues to be
moderate IN price and il good supply.
Quotations for shearlings are $425M475;
city dressed, Sc; country dressed, II q Sc.
PEovIsIoEs-U pork. $19@1925;
hams, 134@l3i5c; clear bacon, scarce,
l2I5c; spiceG and breakfast bacon. 13c;
shoulders, s L q 81 fierce lard, 113lc; key
lard. 12c: wooden pals, twenty pounds,
1215c; tin pals, 3 pounds, 143lc: 10
pounds, 14c; mess beef, $12@12.5O per
barrel; smoked beef. 49, per pound.
BEANs-Are quoted from SEQ 2.3O,
from medium 10 hand picked navy
FLoUR-Is III moderate demand only and
prices remain as follows: Patents $6.75
a: straight &606.25: bakers, XNXX.
$450a475.
BREWERS SUPPLIEs-Malt is IN
changed and is quoted at SO@8 Hops
both Washington and New York, are low
er and are quoted at 75c.
LIME. CEMENT, ETC-Quotations are as fol
lows: Oshkosh, Port Byron and Milwaukee
white lime, S{.25 per bbI.; Milwaukee ce-
ment, $3.50 per bbl.; Louisville cement
$1.65 per Dbl; plaster paris, $500 per Dbl.
plastering hairs q Acc per bushel ;St.Loui:
No. fire brick, $40 per thousand; fire clay
$3.50 per Dbl.
BUITER-Au grades of butter continue
to accumulate on the hands of dealers, and
Is very dull al around. While there is q
fair demand for the better grades 1t is not
sufficient to reduce the accommodations
Creamery has accordingly declined from
I to cents per pound.
DRESSED MEATs-Beef sides dressed 10
to Sc. Mutton, city dressed sc. Yeals 10 tC
1O12c.
HIDES are in good demand, and are
firm at quotations. Green hides are
coming in slowly and quotations are IN
changed.