St. Paul daily globe., 1884-11-26

Barley. 4,33i s.447 ss4
Flax. ..........- 6,96s 1872 6,s2l
The receipts Of wheat by rail last week were
S59,625 bushels, and the shipments were 1891
bushels. The mills here received by rail some
s5 cars, and by road 1900 bushels. The prices
at country points have ranged from 4lc 10 53e.
| Prices given for wagon deliveries have been 53c
sc and csc, and at country points 4i653c II
will be seen that prices have not varied from
what they were q week ago. Flour has remained
steady with q good uniform business for home
/ consumption; shipments 10 outside points have
slightly increased 10 the extent OF cars, but the
export trade Is no better than Il has been for
months. Teere has been no great
/ have been light; prices, however, have
been about &c easier; the new mixed shipped 10
| this point has been OF excellent quality and
mostly in condition TO grade No. ?. Oats were
| slightly weaker, but Ermed up again and now
steady and strong; $4,000 bushels were shipped
IN against II 200 for the previous week; Of these
5,5Ss went into elevator, but 4, sO4 were shipped
out again, consequently 2s.6l6 bushels went 70
| the consumer. Barley has been quiet and steady,
IA cars were shipped in snd SS4 bushels taken
from elevators. Flax has been steady and firm
at 81 20 per bushel; rs cars 6.S24 bushels, were
bought by the ST. Paul Oil company, and placed
in store. Feed has been weaker, selling at all
prices from Si4 so to sl750 generally 10 arrive.
/ Hay has been like the thermometer the
past week. up and down. according 20 the
amount in the market. The receipt OF ten or
dozen cars az one time generally affects the mar
ket here. Wild upland hay is in better demand
than timothy, aud sells at comparatively higher
prices. The receipts were one car more than
during the previous week. The receipts of fruit
are still falling on and amounted only to "a cars
the past week, which were made up OF apples,
oranges and spanish grapes. There has been no
change in butter; fine grades continue TO hold
their own, and packing stock remains quiet and
dull. Cheese II steady and firm. Dressed meats
are quiet; country dressed has not come to hand
In the best condition, nor have they been OF the
choicest quality, consequently their sales have
been slow and az low figures The weather
however is getting more favorable and no doubt
the market will improve. There Is nothing OF
interest TO say about furs, tallow. hides and
wool. the market Is very dull with quotations
unchanged. There has been a very brisk de-
mand for dressed poultry, especially tarkeys,
the commission men being unable TO fll orders
along the Northern Hacifc; prices have slightly
advanced There is very little venison coming
in. and hind quarters II In good condition sell
readily at quoted prices; fore quarters, however,
are not wanted at any price Bacon and hams
are considerably lower, and mess pork Is at least
one dollar easier thnn twas a week ago; dressed
hogs, too, are &c lower.
The following prices are for round lots only:
BACON AND HAHs-Long clears bacon.
SIC; dry salt &C; long roll, iIxc. short
roll, g; breakfast IlKe; shoulders
Sc; hams. lsMc
CHEEsE-Full cream, July make, 12e: Sep
tember, 12H Gi2c; extra fancy cream I3Hll4.
CDER-ss. so half barrel, So per barrel.
FLoUR-PGtents,$4.75 .7535.00: best winter wheat
patents, $500 straight, 81 2534 so winter wheat
straight Si.25G45O; Bakers xxx and clears
S3.s5G4.O0; low grades, 500; rye hOur, 3.SOG
$50 per barrel; graham, spring wheat SO. So
winter wheat s375; buckwheat hour. Sc. so.
DRESSED MEATs-Beef, city ores.ea. 60
6he;extrsprime beef, Sc; mutton. city dressed
tLrs o.
dressed beef 4cG5c
FURs-Bear s1sG15, cubs ssas, badger co o
75c, wild cat 35G60c, fisher S6G40, red fox Si.4O
0i.5O, cross fox s26s. gray T5c, kit fox 4oc
silver grey s2596O, lynx ssG5, marten 81. 500
5, mink 5O1sOc, otter S6lIO, raccoon 5OsIS5c.
skunk 40175e wolverine s225, timber wolf 25c
@S4.OO, prairie wolf SOcGSl. .s5. musk rat. fall.
596c, winter, rose kit &C, beaver, northern,
ss.5o94 per pound, western sI.5O92.75 per
pound.
FRUns- Malaga lemons s5.O0G5.50; Sicily
S. 50G6. 90; Louisiana oragnes bright $3.50;
russet s.. so per Dbl; Fioridas s4.5OG5.5O per
box; Jamaices, $3.50 per box, $500 per barrel;
figs, 15c 16e, ise per ID; new
Smyrnas, is62sc; cranberries S9.O0G5.OO
per bu; S13.O0 o. z. per bbl; cultivated Jerseys
$500 per bbl; dates. black in frans soasc, fard
In boxes, lie ID. Persian in 50lb. boxes sG1Oc;
bananas. S2.o01S3.GO per bunch;
Apples-In car lots choice s2.sOas. so; small
lots Ss.5oGs,oO; OF stock s1.5OG
10 per oalIeL FeAs--St- Lapre euce.
Ss.cO0s9- 90; Winter Nenis. ss.sOG
s.75; Easter Brane. Ss.5O9s. rs; oregon,
SS. O013.50. Grapes-Toksys, S. 10000 per
40 ID cases; Catawba CSC per 5
basket; Isabella 90c per basket; Concord, 81 10:
Imported Malagas. light weights, s7.5OGs.OO
per bbl Quinces-California, s. per lb case.
HrDEs--Green. saltsd, 7G71c; green, o16Kc;
dry flint. 12se; calf. dry, 125sc; green lie; deer
dry 2o925c; antelope. 1s622c; elk. I501Sc;
buffalo, s1loc. damaged s of; sheep pelts
20t5c per y, lamb 35fbG0c.
HoSET-New clover IsGe0c; buekwheat ie
G17c: California white cover. 15c
HoPs-Wsshington Territory. e5626c; New
York 25026c-
LHsEED ou-Raw sec; boiled s5e. Linseed
meal s20A2i
MALT-7Ocf75c per bushel.
MESS PonK-S12. .OO0SlS. 90.
NuTs-HickorT. large. S1.0O; small, si.25,
wanuts, i5c; almonds, 10000; Barcelona ha-
Eel (nlberts) i4c; pecanA 101i1c; Brazil, i4c;
peeauts. S11Sc; Cocoa nuts S5.O017.0o per
10 New chestnuis. $3.50 per bushel
OrsTERs-Standards. soc; selecrs soc; New
York. counts s5c per can.
POULTRY AND GAxE-Chickcus 9af0c
per D turkeys, 11GiSc; geese, sGlOc per n;
ducks. wild. mallard, $500; partridges
$500 per doz; quail, $500 per
dozen. Nension. fore quarters, dose; hind
quarters. lie; the carcas, &C.
Roors-(MedicinaD ginseng green Csc: dry,
Si-259i.50: seneca snake root. 35assc per lD
TALLow-No.- i. Sfc; No. 2 Sc.
WooL-Jnwasnec. i4415c; washed 20022.
VEsrrABLEs-Cabbage,6 zoe perdoz. o. z carrots.
s0GS5 per bushel; potatoes. 251s0c O. z. per