St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-02

Bushels.
wheat. ........''''.......... l92,oI4
Oats. Is, 2S2
Corn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2,555
Barley. Observation-Disclosures. 635
The rolling mill reports ~ ,355 bushels wheat
purchased at country points. at 70078c The
balance of the railroad receipts, IA, 145 bushels,
were reshipped 10 Minneapolis mills. The whole
shipment of 81, $3.50 bushels were to the St. Paul
rolling mill and the Minneapolis mills, with the
exception of two or three cars Receipts at St.
Paul from farmers wagons have been about
1000 bushels for which 800S5c were paid. Many
holders of wheat who have heretofore shown no
disposition to sell, have shown samples of wheat
on change and to mlllers asking for bids and
there seems to be more disposition shown to &C
cept the present situation rather than wait for
what may be even less advantageous terms The
remarks of last week respecting flour apply at the
present time equally well except that millers
have made the slight reduction of 1Oc
in their price lists. The shipments
of flour compared to the previous week were
cars less Perhaps in speaking of wheat it would
have been as well to state that for the month of
June there were received 181 cars or about 90 500
| bushels, and 1872 800 bushels or 265 cars were
shipped For the week ending there was not one
car of corn received and only one car shipped.
There were fifteen cars of oats received none of
which went into elevator, and one car taken out
of elevator, making sixteen cars sent to the con-
sumer The receipts of oats by road have not
been large; the street price was 30c. Three cars
only of barley shipped in, and sold
! at 45M4Sc. Ground feed has been slow; none
has been offered during the week by sample, and
also sales have been made ''to arrive'' 10 cars
only have changed hands at prices ranging from
| S1S.75 TO $50. Hay has been in better supply,
| and prices in the early part of the week were
! lower but stiffened up within the last day or
two; % cars was the extent of the trading:
| farmers deliveries of hay have been ample to
/ o;.--
remains quiet and unchanged. There seems to
| be no more activity nor increase of movement
| eastward Receipts continue TO be liberal
and qualities do not improve with the hot wealth
er. Prices not improved, and the quotations
| given below are outside figures, commanded only
! by undoubted qualities of the grades named
Bacons, hams and dried meats remain firm and
unchanged. Mess pork is marked down 81 90
since last week. Cheese is dull and quiet:
stocks getting large and prices
weakening. Flour is a shade easier;
dealers have not yet written
down their prices current but they doubtless will
before many days. Hides are quiet and un-
changed. Poultry is being shipped in very
small quantities dressed, but the trade is mostly
confined TO live birds ranging at 25030c for
spring chicken: 40c for fowl; 75c0S1 for tur-
keys: there is little doing in anything but spring
chicken. The week ending has been a fairly
busy one in fruits, especially berries. Old ap-
pies are out of the market; new apples are COM
ing in slowly: strawberries viii be getting dear
er; but raspberries are taking their place.
Among vegetables the most important Just now
are potatoes which are coming in quite freely
and in one day the price fell 81 per barrel.
They sold yesterday in small lots at S303.50 per
barrel.
- The following prices are for round lots
only:
BUTTER-ReceIptsi increasing ;grease4c; packing
stock of flavor, SC; dairy, common TO fair. 10
612c: choice dairy, 13G15e; creamery 17I1sc;
well known brands 19G20c; extra choice IN 5G10
ID. boxes, 22G23c.
BEAEs-commo,, st.e5G1.s5; medium, s2G
Se.25; navy S2.5e0 2.65.
BACON AID HAMs-Long clears bacon. 1Oc;
dry salt &c; shoulders, sGShc; hams, 13G
131s.
MISS PoRK-s16. 0eG1e so.
CHEKsE-Skim IS &c ;fnil cream a-10c.
DRESSED MEATs-Beef, city dressed, ga
9szc extra prime beef 10l mutton, city dressed
81. G1Oc; veal, 10311c.
FLoUR-Patents s696-25: straight s4.759
SIS Bakers XXXE, S4-25G5.OO; low grades
graham 81 259z-50 per barrel; buckBheat -four,
S6.75G7.O0.
HDEs-Green. sailed, 75zGsHc; green, 6G7c;
dry flint, 12c; calf, dry, IKE; green lie; deer,
dry, 20E25c; antelope, 20G2jc; elk, 20G25c;
buffalo. sG10c- damaged Il OF
TALLow-No- 1, &c; No. ?. SIC.
WooL-Unwashed. 16G17c; washed 24G26c
HoSEY-0id stock 14015c ID.
HoPs-washington Territory. Doc; New York
&c Wisconsin. 25c.
AALT-sOcGS5e per bashei-
LIEsEED oTI-Rss. 5Sc; boiled Gle Lin
seed meal S23G24
NUT-Hickory, large, 81 90; small. 81 Is,
vzlnuts. 1sc; almonds, 1890; Barcelona ha,
eel lEibertsl lse; peesns, l0GlIe; Brazil, l4ei