Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-07
General Produce.

The fruit market is less active than it
was and theheavIest of the work is overfor
the season. Apples continue scarce. Choice
winter apples, hand picked, such as can be
recommended, are worth So 50@3 IS Car
lots on track; fancy brands are worth
more and command 81 %. We quote in
small way, good, So so; choice, 80 IS to
81 90; premium" fancy, 81 so. B. Pres
ley & Co. have about 1000 boxes of choice
winter pears, consisting of w. RelliS, Eas-
ter Burras, G. Marceaus Wears, ETC., at
So 5093 Is per kbo1fMAlaga grapes,' SIG
81 so per barrel. Domestic grapes, COM
ing fresh twice a week from Ohio and New
York, very fine, 6@7c for Conoords, 100
12c for Catawbas and Delawares. Choice
cultivated cranberries are quoted at
from $40 to S12 per barrel. The first sup
ply Of Duffy's Rochester cider was received
this week-barrels IS, half barrelsS$4.5e,
casks 25c per gallon. Lemons are firm,
with an upward tendency; new Palermo
lemons, Sc 80 per box; 10 to 90 boxes, Sc.
Louisiana oranges are low coming in;
81 to So per barrel or $3.50 per 100. Flor
idas Sc to Sc so. Choice Aspinwall ban
anas, So so to 81 per bbnoh. Sweet poia-
toes, genuine Jerseys, IS so per barrel;
Illinois, 81 co.; Muscatine, 81. o. w Mil
Ier's Triangle brand oysters, standards,
38c; selects, 45c. Cocoauufs, choice Garth
agenes, 81 per 100. Dates, new Arabian
in trails, Sc per pound. Peanuts, fancy
hand picked polished, 13c per pound, for
eign nuts, Teragona almonds, gle; Cali
fornia almonds, 18c; new Naples walnuts,
20c; new Grenoble welnuts, 15c; new Bra
I'll, 12c; Sicily flberts, 14o; Barcelona fl
berts, 12c; Pecans, 12c; Sicily shelled
almonds, $50. Cider, new Michigan, half
barrels, 81 50@5 GO; Louisville crab ap-
pies, 81 per half barrel.
HoGs-The supply of hogs both live
and dressed is large With moro in prospect
as the season advances. Both are quoted
at the decline noted last week. Dressed
are now quoted at $595.50. Live are
held at $3.25@425.
CATTLE-Tbe supply of cattle is liberal
mainly from Montana and Iowa,
the supply OF native cattle
being very scansy indeed. Extra
high prices in the eastern markets. Bat
few are arriving, and consequently prices
are firm. Nearly all the stock that arrives
here are grass fed, and not in the beat Of
condition. Fancy steers $5.50@5.75 per 100
pounds; No. . $4Q45O; mixed buteAsrs
stock $3.2593.75. Veal calves $506.
ONIoNs-Are quoted at 25@3Oc per
bushel, outgoing from 40 to 800; Bermu-
das, 81 25@1 so per box.
SHEEP-Are in good supply and quota
lions are unchanged. The range la, good
to choice, SO 75a4 90; fair, IS so.
PRoyIsIoNs-No change is noted
in provisions. Tho decline previou-!y
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in lard and mess beef. Mess pork, $13.-
so, hams, l4@14 Nc; clear bacon, scarce,
12j@c;spiced and breakfast bacon, l36 1875
shoulders, S4gS2I; tierce lard SIC; key
lard S34c wooden pals, twenty pounds
so; TIN pals, three pounds, 100 ten
pounds915c mess beet, $11@1I50 per bar
rel; smoked beef, 1870 per pound.
FLoUR-Is steady and quiet
n the following figures: Orange Blossom
81; Red Cross, strsigbts, Sc; Capitol fam
lily, S. 50; Bakers NIX, $3.50; in bar
rels, 25o extra; low grades, $2@2.5o; rye
flour, 1915 per barrel; graham, $3.50 pei
barrel.
to Toe; hops, both Washington and New
York are quoted at 28c.
BUrrER-The butter quotations have
not changed; creamery is now
quoted at 10000; choice dairy 16G 22c;
store packed Ttr 1oc.
DRESSED MxATs-Bsef sides dressed, so
@7c. Mutton, city dressed, 7675sc
Veal, SR11c.
HIDEs are in fair demand and are
firm at quotations. Green hides are
coming in slowly and quotations ara IN
changed.