Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-08
Ui,,nenDoIis IEnq.Ee,s.

There being tie vote Wednesday be-
tween Kinsie Maxfeld and J. S. Crandall
for the Office of grain inspector and the
vote being taken yesterday, in accordance
with the kruIes of the chamber of COM
merce, scarcely any business was trans
acted today The following were the re-
ceipts and shipments at and from this city
to-day:
REcEIPTs-Wheat, $500 bushels: oats.
5000 bushels: barley, 600 bushels: -four
40 barrels; hay, 66 tons: lumber. 100000
feet; mill stuff. 80 tens: corn, 1900 bush
els: coal, $50 tons; barrel stock. cars y.
SHIPMENTS Flour, 1856 barrels; wheat
2,150 bushels; barley, 1900 bushels; mill
stn1f, 1913 tons; coal, 225 tons; lumber So
600 feet.
Following were to-day'5 grain inspec-
tons, showing the number of cars and
grades:
WHEAr-No hard, 9 cars; No. hard,
10 cars; No. 1. - cars: No. >, IS cars; No.
3, - cars; condemned cars; rejected 1
car. Barley No. 3, car. cats, No. ,, l
car; rejected, cars. Total cars, 70.
So far as could be judged from the few
samples sold there seemed to be no par
ticuIar change in values of wheat from last
reports. Nothing was done in the grade
lots. A few cars of No. I hard received
bid of 81. 1873. Corn No. > was offered
at 5215c and Size was bid for
a car or two for immediate use. Mixed
feed-Corn and oats, southern, on track,
$18Q $50. so; southern free on board $3.50
u.
FIour-Patents S6.5O@6.9O; clears $50
$50; straights S5.5Od6; low grades 81
25d 1926; Hinckle's inland $3.50 and
Hinckle's gold dust, $500, Oats, weak
and bushes was nominal on the basis of
3Sc for No. =. Bran was scarce at $79
7.25 in bulk. Shorts continued steady
and firm for fine at $8.5O@925; for
coarse $898.25.
Hay-Quoted as follows: No. 1 timothy,
per ton, $11@1I5O; No. timothy, per
ton, $94 10; No. l wild. per ton, 5000.
so; No. wild, per ton, $8@850. Quo
tations nominal.
GENERAL MARKETS.
Sales of strawberries were made quite
freely in the morning at $3.5Od3.75 per
crate and getting colt, in the afternoon
they brought only 1926 q $50. They are
scarce. Eggs are weaker at same figures.
Single cases are held at 1515 ale cents
and five and six case lots els. Fair sale
of fresh vegetables and in fair supply,
No Improvement in butter market and
prices on jar and print have declined,
owing to large arrivals and small request.
With the exception of bananas tropical
fruits are in fair supply and in fair de-
mand. Choice. we'll kept potatoes are
selling well at 300 Soc in small lots, and
small demand for large lots at any price.
Butter Prime creameries, $50 zoe per
h.; fair do, 15d lie; choice diaries, 14d
Ice; fair do, Pa Is; fair to choice print,
144 Ice: jar, 100 13c; roll, 1Oa 14c; pack
ing do, care; grease do, 3d5c. All
grades are weak. with a heavy accumula
ton.
Green fruits-Apples, choice, $1,000
800 per bbl.; 80985c per crate; medium,
$2.004 800 per bbl.; inferior stock, 5Oc@
$1.75; lemons, 81 75@5.75 per box; Mes
sina oranges, So. 100000 per box; impe-
rial do, $600@6.50; new do, $500 per
bbl.; California, $3.25@3.5O per bex;
baranas, $2.O0@4.O0 per bunch; pine
apples, per box, $2.50G3.O0 cranberrles,
$14OO@14.50 per bbl.; dates, per lib. in
box, 1Oc; per Id. in mats, SC.
Lard, etc-Lard, prime, liz 912c per h.;
common, log 1O12c; tallow, prime, per h.,
7@7Tc.
Meats-Chickens, live, 12@14 per Id. :;
dressed, 1691Sc; turkeys, dressed, 18@
zoe; live, 13@ 14c; geese, dressed, 12@ lac;
ducks, dressed, 12@15c; dressed beef,
sides, 9910c per h.; hind quarters, 100
lie; fore quarters, 8@9c; veal, liz 12c
per h.: mutton, 100 lie per ID.