St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-11

Fluctuations at st. Paul, Minneapolis and Du-
luth have followed these changes. The mills
have been paying for farmers deliveries from go
to roc, but, owing TO the terrible condition of the
road, very little wheat has come in by teams.
The roads are in such condition that the farmers
can come in neither wheels nor on runners
without great trouble. The receipts by rail have
not been large either, the elevators having taken
in only 1858 bushels, and shipped out 50,S
The receipts of oats were !, 1902 bu., shipments
90; the shipment OF flax 3,2l4. The movement
of wheat out has been very active and the mill
ers are not very well stocked. Prices in the in
terror have been fairly well maintained. The
trade in flour has been quite satisfactory
aud prices have not changed, the roller
mill still selling at the reduction noted last week,
viz: Orange Blossom IS; Red Cross $3.50; Cap
ital 81 bakers xxx S3.15; Derby $40 The
receipts of oats during the week have been very
light indeed not being more than one-fourth as
much as last week. Notwithstanding thssQuota-
tions have not been advanced the demand not
being urgent and there being trouble in deal
ers getting all they want 10 arrive, The general
condition of the grain market has been that of
quietude almost to dizziness. The market
has teen well enough supplied TO enable every
one to meet all demands, and prices have not
fuctuated very much. Wheat has been declin-
ing most OF the week, and yesterday advanced 1c
on the board. Barley was in fair demand at quo
tations Ground feed has been in good supply
and steady at quotations. Generally hay, has
been in good fair demand and moderately good
prices have been obtained for il. In butter dur
ing the whole week, a very weak feeling has pre-
vailed and prices have tended lower, and it is
accumulating more rapidly than is agreeable.
Butterine appears to be crowding itself into the
market in considerable quantities. There is no
shipping demand and the general market is rul-
ing exceedingly dull. All stock lacking favor,
freshness, and otherwise faulty is meeting with
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high flavor is in good but limited request but
great portion OF the stock that comes here is
streaked and mas been packed over. All such
sell low down. Poultry is weaker but the quota
tions given to-day can be obtained for good
birds, dry picked and in good condition. In re
gard TO apples the general tone of the market has
not materially changed from the close of last
week There is a moderate demand and choice
stock is quotably firm. Both dressed and live
hogs have been rather neglected on the board
during the week, and Mcmillan announced few
days ago that he had shut down on packing.
s1The following prices are for ronud lots
only:
Pork, Bacon, Lard, etc.-Mess pork, 1880:
hams, 10 Il shoulders, SIC; dry salt long clears,
&c; smoked long clears. &c. dry salt short clear
Sc: smoked short clear, &c; long spiced
rolls, SEC: short, SIC; fierce lard, ~;
key lard, &c; 30 u wood pail sac; TIN
pail, s2lc; n tin pail. sxc 10 D tin pail,8Hc.
flOur-fGtenLe, 81 XofHf.l0 uckeu. pest VIII
ter wheat patents, S5.150G; straight, 50 rs
GAPS: winter wheat straight. S4.75G5; bakers
Xxx and clears, g. 2jQ3.5O low grades,
g.; rye -four, 3.soG4 per barrel; gra
ham, spring wheat s3.2j winter wheat 50. so
buckwheat hour. g.
The above quotations for -four are made on the
board OF trade The Roller mill makes the fol-
lowing prices: Orange Blossom, highest roller
process fOHr. 3 per bbl. Red Cross, the next
grade, - so: Capitol called generally straight.
81; Bakers XXX, called clears, So. Is; The
Derby, superine, 90 40.
Beans-Common. 5OG75c: Mediums. 75cG
81; hand picked medium, s1.300l.4O; hand
picked navy, Sl.5OII.60-
Dressed Beef-Steers, choice, TH07zzc: steers,
$50 TO 600 pounds, &c; COWS, $50 10 600 pounds,
exc; choice bulls, 5s[c; veal, lie: hindquar-
ers. 5.GSe; forequarters, 4slg5hc; mutton.
extra heavy, re; mutton. 30 to 50 pounds
&C country dressed sides. 5GGc.
Furs-Bear s91i3, cuos s3G5, badger 60 ~
75c, wild cat SOC, fisher S5I7, red fox
81 IS, cross fox s2.5014,gray 75c.ki. fox 40c;
silver grey S25I50. lynx S2I3.50, .1srten Slt
ESQ, mink 3OG,5oc, otter s597, raccoon o0gs5c.
skunk 50t DC wolverine SzG4, timber wolf $3.50
asa, prairie wolf 81, musk rat fall.
&c, winter &C. Spring Sc, kits &c, beaver, S2G
ESQ per pound.
Rides--Green. ssited- re; green, e16Hc;
dry flint, i2ac; calf, dry. 13c; green 10c; deer.
orJ. 15G20c; antelope. i5I21c; elk 12He,
sheep peIis, wool estimated, $4,000, according
TO wool OF them. lsmb 25450c.
t-4inouds-Tar4gouss lsc, Iy1ca nc, ca.
1sc: Filberts. Sicily. f4e. Peanut 6Gsc Pecans
Texas. sGi 2c. Indian nation &c. Talnuts-
California II Nap.es new I5c, Gr=nob!e
12c. French f1c, hickory. large. $3.50, shell
bsr<s. -. zJG2-50. cocoa nars S5l7 Ger 100
Honey-Dsrk i2GIsc; white clover, I2li5c,
California white clover. I5c.
Hops-Tasnfngtou TsrrIrorT. 1929: choice
New York. &c.
Lisseed oil-Rs=. sec; boiled s5e- Lsnseed
HeE &s9GE
Asls-75e De. basasL
oyste-s-slaod2-ds, 20e; selects, 4oc; View
York. counts 45c Pr car
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