St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-28

FLOUR SHIPMENTS.
Milwaukee road. 1895 bbls: Omaha. 1902
bbls; Minneapolis & St. Louis, 63S bbls;
Wisconsin Central, 10 bbls; Manitoba, H..
665 bbls; st. Paul & Duluth, 500 bbls;
Northern Pacific 120 bbls; st. Paul. Kan
sas City Chicago, 2.764 bills; Chicago,
line, 1890 bbls.
CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Following are the Minneapolis wheat re-
ceipts by cars: Milwaukee road + cars;
Omaha, 1 car; Minneapolis & st. Louis. 8
cars; Manitoba, 81 cars Northern Pacific,
10 cars
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipts-Wheat, 80 $40 bu: corn. 1860
bu; oats. II, 100 bu; flour, $50 bis; hay. SO
tons; fruit, 254, 600 lbs; merchandise.
1,s43, $50 lbs; lumber, Is cars; posts. s
cars; barrel stock, 3 cars; machinery, 49,
100 lbs: coal, 386 tons; wood, so cords;
brick. 10000; lime, 5 cars; cement 1000
bbls; ties, car; stone, cars; live stock,
$1,000 lbs; wool. 256.OOO lbs; sundries,
IL cars. Total car lots, 377.
Shipments Wheat, 37,515 bu; oats. 1900
blu; flour, 81 1919 bbls; millstuff, 815 tons;
merchandise, 1892, O55 lbs; lumber, 60 cars;
machinery, 421, 200 lbs: ties, Sc cars; stone,
lbs; wool, 1920 lbs; sundries, 10 cars.
Total car lots, 7O6.
GENERAL PRODUzU.
The market was very firm on fine dairy
cess of the arrivals A good movement is go
ing on in packing stock, and mediums are
cleaning up fairly well, excepting such lots
that are too good for packing stock and not
suitable for the grocery trade. In cheese
Young Americas are slow, and there is
little call for cheddars. while twins show
some accumulation. Other varieties in small
supply, with very little choice brick on the
market The egg market was weaker. Sell
lers are generally holding for lac. but report
do l<
lower prices. Some dealers tried to get 15c
early, but gave it up as buyers left, claiming
they could be bought cheaper. Potato mar
ket weak under liberal supply from near by.
barrel The offerings of all kinds of truck
were liberal excepting tomatoes There was
very little choice stock on the mar
ket, and with good inquiry:
prices are relatively higher here than
Chicago, some dealers claiming it to be 40
per cent. The veal market is steady and
prices show little change. Not many &c
calves coming in. The mutton market is
steady and quiet with fair sale and light sup
ply. Receipts of chickens were large. A
market later was slow and concessions nee
essary to sell. The blueberry market is
rather weak and cleaning up slowly. Some
choice sound lots for shipment were picked
up little above quotations. Indications
point to lower prices to clean up. Black
faspberries fair offerings. Choice sold very
well early, but poor offerings dragged. Quo
table at $l.5O@2 for twenty-four quarts.
Currants were in fair supply, mostly from
local growers; market was fairly steady.
Market about steady on watermelons; de-
mand good. There were no good cantelopes
in the market, and the supply OF watermel
ons was not large. The apple market is
steady with moderate supply, and quotable
at S1.5o per bushel and S3.5O@4.5O per bar
rel pretty quiet and dull market exists
for bananas; supplies on hand not large.
raspberries, both from local raisers and out
side shippers: best prices were obtained
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