St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-19

Ii win he seen that the Wis bic supply has in
creased during the week &c ,759 bushels. The
only shipments made from the elevators
were li,7s0 bushels OF wheat which
were converted into -four by the
roller mill. The mills have also received BY rail
1850 bushels. The prices given at country
points have been from 4lc 10 53c. Deliveries
from farmers wagons have been shout 1000
bushels per day arprioes ranging from 55c. GOc
ond 6jc. There has been no change in -four
during the week; the market has been quiet and
steady with no improvement In the demand from
abroad OF the Atlantic beard the shipments
were IS cars lees than for the preyi0us week
The receipts Of corn have been larger the greater
part being Of the crop which for the most
part graded No. 2; the market Was about
DC lower than the previous week
All the receipts went direct TO the consumer and
none found its way into elevators. There was
filling up In the receipts Of oats to the extent
ot SIX cars, and prices too declined &c aud ic
There was none either shipped in or out Of the
elevators. Farmers deliveries have been fair
and street prices Ic and &c lower. There has
been steady supply OF barley amounting TO
about three cars day, whi,h have solo in prices
2 morally higher than quotations; $3.50 bushels
were received by the elevators; farmers deliver
les have been light. The uniform price for fax
during the week has been S1,sO, and
the visible supply has been in
creased !, $50 bushels Feed has been very
il was week ago. Hay was scarce and very
firm up to the last two days when increased
receipts relieved the market: 10 cars more were
received IN the last week than in the week pre-
vious. The market was yesterday about one
dollar easier than week ago. There has been
great falling of in the receipts Of fruit-4s
cars less than during the previous week This
Is owing 10 the fac, that the trade in fall apples
i nearly over, While IL ha- lasted il has boon
rushing, several commission houses having
handled 9 and cars a day and some OF
them 10 cars; prices are about steady Other
fruits were quiet and steady: California grapes
principally tokeys, are in coed supply: imported
spanish (Almerical are in good condition and
cheap; oranges are improving everp day: Gran
berries are scarce and 81 dcarer There con
tinues good demand for hieh grade buffers:
shipping stock has moved slowly but the have
been one or two sales Of large lots, of $4,000
lbs. and one of 10000 los. AT &C aud Zoe; cheese
Is hrm but quiet. Bacons, lambs aud mess pork
easier. Beans are very dull and heavy, buying
prices ranging from 75c 10 81 IS Country dressed
meats are dull; dealers do not handle
freely on account Of the uncertainty OF the
weather. The same may be said OF poultry;
shippers cannot lie too careful in consignments
to watch the weather aid see that their goods
are well packed. The season for ven sln has
commenced sud q good demand prevails AZ lac
per pound for both fore aud hind quar- tiers.
lilies, furs, iallaw and wool are quiet and slow.
utrt Is no CnEuLe IN brewers materials Linz
seed oil and meal are steady
The following prices are for round lots only.
BurrER-Grease Sc; packers stock OF flavor
5G7c; sound S1iOc; dairy, common 70 fair.
l04l2c ;choice dairy. 619Oc ;crcamery 2O024c;
fancy brands 2S43Jc; extra choice in 31fO
ID. boxes. 3O sec.
Roors-(MedicinaD ginseng green, CSC; dry.
Sl.25G1.5O: seneca snake root s5GsSc per 10
CIDER-S3. 50 half barrel. s. per barrel
HoSET-New clover is120c; huekwheat i6
Gl7o; California white clover. I5c.
BACON AND HAxs-Long clears bacon. IOH
lie; dry salt &C; long roll, 1sc. short
roll. IL; breakfast is1e; shoulders
ske; hams iskc
Mes PoRK-Sl3. O0Gsi4. 90.
FLoUR-Patents. 81. 75al5 90: best winter wheat
patents. $3.50; straight, 81 .2S 50 winter wheat
straight, s4.s56t4.5O: Bakers xxx and clears
8: $1,000; low grades, 500; rye aOur.S .SOG
81 per barrel: graham. spring wheat 50 so,
winter wheat So IS; buckwhesf nour S. So
DRESSED NEArs-BeeL city dressed. Ga
5hc;extra prime beef, Sc: mutton. city dressed
14The; veal, ll0I2c; heavy. soc; country
dressed beef 4cG5c 10 buy; 6ce7c TO sell
HIDEs--9reen. salted- 20 &c; green e1ehe; |
dry nint. l2hc; calf, dry l2He; green lie; deer.
dry 2OG25c; antelope. ISG2sc; elk I51Ise;
buffalo. S1i0c. DAMAGED 5 Of; eheep pelts 1
295o per n. lamb S516Oc-
FURs-Besr sls9i5. cubs Ssa6, badger coz |
sc, wild cat 5000, fisher $500. red fox si.sJ |
t--~ot Nte10 ia -~Ht . say kI luA sue /
silver grey Sa5960 lynx SOS, marten 81 .sJS /
J, mink 5OGsoe. otter 5000, raeeoon 5OGs5e. |
skunk s00 sc wolverine seas. timber wolf 2Sc Il
asa piairie wolf s0cGSi IS, musk rat. faI.
'Goc. winter, rose kit &c. beaver, northern.
3. 5004 per pound. western 81. 5OG2.T5 per /
pound
TALLov-No. !. SIZE; No. 2. Sc.
WooL-Unwashed. lS9i5c; washed 2012s.
Nurs-HickorY. large, 500: email. si.25.
FAlnuts. i5c; almonds 1s120c; Barcelona na-
,ei (nbertsl i4c; pecsns. i001ic; Brazil, lee;
'eeauts. S4I3c; Cocoa nats s5.0017.O0 per
% New chestnuts. $50 per bushel.
VEoETABLEs-cabbsge coo per doz. o. g:earrots,
00s5 per bushel; potatoes. 25930c o. e. per
'ushel; onions, S01SSe per bushel o. e.; sweet
'otatoes, Jerseys, $500 Der barrel. L
nuscatines. S393.50 per barrel.
HoPs-Wsshington Territory. 25a26e; New
FORK 25626c
AALT-70c075c per bushel
LNsEED ou-Rs". sec; boiled 55c. Linseed
neal 3e002l
orsrERs-standards. soc; selects, zoe; New
FORK. counts s5c per can
POULTRY AND GAxE-chiekcns. s0lOc