St. Paul daily globe., 1890-05-20


Milwaukee road $3.50 bbls; Omaha, 1,473
bbls; Minneapolis & st. Louis 125 bbls; Wis
consln Central, 125 bbls; Manitoba, 1890
bbls; St.Paul IL Duluth, 8, 300 bbls; Chicago,
ST. Paul q Kansas City, ,21O bbls: Chicago,
Burlington & Northern, 2,O75 bbls 500 line,
3,0S6 bbls.
OAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Following are the Minneapolis wheat re-
ceipts by cars: Milwaukee road. 26 cars;
Omaha. II cars; Minneapolis & St. Louis. 4
cars; Manitoba, 90 cars; St Paul & Duluth,
l car; Northern Pacific, 55 cars; 500 line,
80 cars.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Recelpts-Wheat, 134, $50 bu; corn, 954O
tons; fruit, O,0O0 lbs; merchandise, 1913
740 lbs; lumber, ~ cars; posts and piling,
car; barrel stock, cars; machinery, 99,-
$50 lbs; coal. 49, tons; wood, 73 cords;
brick, 211 cars; lime bbls; cement, 2, 13O
bbls; ties, II cars; stone and marble. 70
cars: live stock, cars; cured meats. 81, 300
lbs; dressed meats, 10000 lbs; hides and
pelts, $4,000; railroad material car; sun
dries IL cars. Total car lots. $50.
Shipments-Wheat, 81 ,535 bu: corn, g, 400
bu; oats, 65, 700 bu; fax, 5000 bu; flour,
1S,264 bbls; millstuffs, z II tons; merchan,,
disc, 1,469, 220 lbs; lumber, 20 cars; barrel
8 cars; lime, bbl; cement, 120 bbls; ties,
II cars; live stock, l car: oil cake, 4O. 900
lbs; hides and pelts 40, 900 lbs; tallow, &c.
| 900 lbs; wool. 10000 lbs; railroad material,
cars. SuQQf16S. 3 cars. 1OI2l car lOlS, DOL.
GENERAL PRODUCE.
| Fine grades of butter are scarce and in
good demand. There is more shortage in
| fine dairies than in creameries. Buyers are
| very careful and particular and butter that Is
! shipped in for fancy is not always graded as
| such by them. Medium makes are not i'm
| proving any, and prices cover rather wide
| range and are uncertain. The egg market is
| firm at 12c, cases included. few holders
| were asking 12l2c, but were not selling many
| at that price. Mutton is in good demand
| when put up in nice shape but some OF the
offerings do not show much care and are
steady movement in vegetables is 60
ing on all the time, with the sup
| ply and demand pretty well equal
| lied. Southern cabbage still high but
/ selling well. Nearby gardeners are free sup
| pliers of onions, spinach, radishes, lettuce.
| ETC. Cucumbers slow at the stiff prices. New
| makes of cheese are increasing slightly but
| the demand more than keeps up with arriy-
| ais. Foreign limitations are scarce and hard,
| ly quotabe. Brick is selling quick at full
| prices, and SO is full cream. The potato
| market is fairly steady. The supply is small
| and wanted on local account. There were
| no veal carcasses in sight yesterday morning,
| stocks having all been closed out Saturday.
| The demand was light yesteday morning as IS
usually the case on Monday. Prospects are
| favorable for good market. The offerings
| of strawberries yesterday morning were quite
| large. The Illinois berries were in good'con-
| dition and sold at S4 for 24-quart cases. The
| Mississippi and Tennessee stock were not IN
very good shape, prices ranging from $3.50
to S2.75 according 70 quality. Saturday S
| poultry arrivals were not large and were
| picked up before night. Nothing on sale
| his morning. Prices steady and unchanged.