Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-03
Minneapolis Markets.


The receipts and shipments of the ar
ticles mentioned at and from Minneapolis
yesterday were as follows:
Receipts-Flour. $50 barrels; wheat.
72,500 bushels; oats, 1920 bushels; corn.
1920 bushels; barley, 900 bushels; lumber,
10000 feet; hay, "A tons; coal, SAT tons;
rye, 500 bushels.
Following were yesterdays grain in
spectlons, showing number Of cars and
grades:
Wheat-No. hard, 81 cars; No. hard
II cars; No. I, "a cars; No. 2, 43 cars; No.
3, IL cars; condemned, IA cars. Oats, re-
lected, 3 cars barley, rejected, cars
Total cars, 139.
hipments-FIour, 1854 barrels; wheat,
$500 bushels; millstuffs, 391 tons; wood, Is
| cords; lumber, 100000 feet.
wheat There was some inquiry, with
fewer buyers than sellers OF the upper
| grades. No. hard opened with 81 08 bid
and advanced 1sc, at which it closed, with
! sellers asking $1.09 for limited number
OF cars. No. hard opened at $10315 bid
advanced 12c, and $1.04115 was bid at the
close. These were at S1.O5 at the close
$l.O5 was asked by holders of No. north
ern, but bidders would not go above $1.O4
FOR No. northern CSC was bid. Nothing
done IN samples.
| flour-Dull. 1t was quoted as follows
| Parents, S6.25@6 80; straights, $5.25@
). -; clears, $500G5.50; low geedes, So. 2;
%r3 "a; Hinkle's gold dust, $3.50; Hinkle'c
;niand, $3.50.
o'ts-Were nominally about 33c for No
2. Some asked above that figure and buy
ers wanted to buy under. The feeling
however, was rather strong in this market
Corn-A sale of 1000 bushels of No.
in store was reported at 4Sc. There wa
more offered at that without getting
purchaser.
Shorts-Were limited in quality and solt
to the extent of offerings at S609.5O &C
cocding to grade. The demand good a
quotations.
Bran-Prices firm with good demand
The lowest price at which any was billie,
ont. so far as could be ascertained was a
$685. in bulk, and at S8.25@8 $50 sacked.
hay-The demand for baled is YER
mall owing to the sharp supply coming
} III from the country. The range of til
few Gales for the past few days has bee
from So Of FOR wild; damaged unstable
GENERAL MARKETS.
Butte--The market steady and III
changed. Cnoice creameries AMI dairie
are in very fair demand at 1920 TO
; former and 1+@15c for the latter. "
quote creamery choice to fancy, 800 201ac
do extras, PIC; choice to fair selections, l
@15c; sweet streaked packing stock, SO
&c; grease, 4@6c.
Beans-Hand picked navy, $40 2.25 pc
bushel; mediums, SI@1.5O; dirty an
common lots, 75o9$l. Dry peas, $1.25&
80 per bushel. Very little demand.
Eggs-Remain quiet. In iobbin
was, l591512o per dozen.
Lard-Prime 1917 @11c common 90
919c; talIow, prime, 7@715o per fb.
Potatoes--New plentiful; demand ligh
We quote choice new at $3.50 per barre
old potatoes are bringing 25@SOc pc
bushsl, according to quality.
= Vegetables-In good supply with fai
demand.
Gr' g Fraits-Apples, choice, $3.50
per bb'; So per bushel; gree
do, 8Oc@$1 per one-third busht
boxes; lemons, fancy repackeC
$6.50@7 per box; medium stock, $5.75@C
Messina oranges, $8.50@9 per box i'm
l periai do. 1915 = 925; California, $500
3.75 per box bananas $204 per bunch
pineapples, per dozen, $l5092; water
melons $5@6 per dozen; dates, per poun
in box, loo; per pound in mats, 81
oranges, apples and lemons very firm an
} scarce.