Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-10
General Market

The fruit market IS still very active and
4 callers are kept very busy. Apples are
scarce and high. "Premium'' brand now
sell for ST and $3.50 per barrel; other
choice packing $3.50@450 per Dbl. B.
Presley u Co. are received car load ship
monts of California fruits daily, including
pears and grapes. "B. Cjari5ue's," IS.
Diers =" white Doyenne," 81. DeAnieaus,"
"OnoudagUs," "Einior Nellis," aud other
varieties Of pears, 1915 to 81 per box
Special prices on lois OF 10 to 20 boxes or
over Q2ince5 50 per box. California
grapes, Tokar'5 I'd POapd cases, So; mus
cats, 40 pound cases, $i5015. Domestic
grapes, C5ucDrls, &c TO Sc per pound; Del
ware and Cat4gbes, lie 10 15c per pound.
Peaches, Michigan, are coming now moro
freely, and are Of = better quality. They
selisfrom 81 to $40 per basket. Cranber-
RES, choice cultivated, s. per bushel.
Lemons are firm with an upward tendency;
ars selling al S70z $50 per box. At pres
eut there are 10 onions n the market fl
80 uss. Louisiana and Jama1cas VIII ar
rive in about two weeks aud will be Of a
good quality. Bananas, choice aspen
sdaIls, 50 TO St50 per bunch, as to quality
o. ". Miiler's Triangle brand oysters,
standards, 38c; selects, 45c. C0coanGts,
choce CarthageDas, 81 per 100. Dates,
new Arabian III trails, Sc per pound.
Peanuts, fancy hand picked polished, 13c
per pound; foreign nnts, Teragona al
monds, 21c; California almons, 18o; new
Maple walnuts, zoe; new Grenoble wal
nuts, 15c; new Brazil, 12c; Sicily fiIberts,
14c; Barcelona flberts, 12c; PecaRs, 12c;
fa5I
Michigan, y bbls. $4.50G5. Louisville
crab apples, 81 per = Dbl.
HOGs-There is not much activity in
hogs yet. Dressed hogs are steady at Sc.
Live are quoted at $4.25@4.75.
CATT1E-Extra steers are in limited sup
ply owing to the high prices in eastern
markets. Bat few are arriving and con-
sequently prices ara firm. Nearly all the
stock that arrives here grass fed, and not
IN the best Of condition. Fancy steers,
So 5095 - per 100 pounds; No. 2, 81 so
tg5 90; mixed butchers stock, 81 OO@4 so.
Veal calves, S. O006 90.
ONIoNs-Are Guoted at 25Q3Oc per
bushel, outgoing from 40 to soc; bermu-
das, 81 25@1 so per oox.
SHEEP-Are in good supply and quota
tons are unchanged. The range is, good
TO choice, So 7514 90; fair, SO so.
Provisions at the decline no
ted last week. Mess pork, $3.50, hams,
14@141Io; clear bacon, scarce, 1910;
spiced and breakfast bacon, 13@1315c;
shoulders, 84@S4; tierce lard Sc; keg
lard $50 wooden pals, twenty pounds
Zoe; tin pals, three pounds, 1212c ten
pounds Zoe; mess beef, $12912.50 Der bar
rel: smoked beef, 1So per pound.
FLoUB-I5 pretty steady, though the
wheat market Is not without It's effect.
Prices, however, are pretty well sustained
at the following figures: Orange Blossom,
81; Red Cross, straights, SO; Capitol fam
lily, 80; Bakers XXXH, $3.50; IN bar
rels, 25c extra; low grades, S2@2.50; rye
hour 1915 per barrel; graham, $3.50 Der
barrel.
Brewers SUPP-TEs-Nalt has declined
75c; hops, both Washington and New York,
have declined 2Sc for new and 80 for old.
BUTTEG-fhe batter quotations have
not changed; creamery is now
quoted nj 24028a choice dairy 160 pc;
store packed 7GI0c.
DRESSED 1EATs-Beef sides dressed, G
@7c. Mutton, city dressed, 70715c.
Veal 6@I1o.
HIDES are in fair demand and are
firm at quotations. Green hides are
coming in slowly and quotations are IN
changed.
LIsIE, CEMENT, ErO--QGotations ere as
follows: Oshkosh, Port Byron and Mil
waukee white lime. 81. % per barrel; Mil
yankee cement, $1S5 per barrel; plaster
paris, 81 per barrel; plastering hair, 30
9+Oc per bushel; St. Louis No. 1 fire
brick, $40 per thousand; fire clay, So. so