St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-27

CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Following are the Minneapolis wheat re-
ceipts by cars: Milwaukee road, 45 cars;
Omaha IL cars Minneapolis & ST. Louis, 43
cars: Manitoba, az cars; Northern Pacific 2
cars; 500 line. DO cars.
FLoUE SHIPMENTS.
Milwaukee road. S.491 bbls: Omaha. 5,437
bbls; Minneapolis & ST. Louis, I25 bbls;
Manitoba $50 bbls. st. Paul & Duluth. 3, l4O
bbls; Chicago. Burlington IL Northern, 4, $50
bbls; 500 Line, 20l5 bbls.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipts-Wheat 1913, lSJ bu; corn, 6IO
bu; oats 1900 bu: barley. 600 bu: -four,
$50 bbls; hay. A. tons; merchandise.
l.036, 600 lbs: lumber, lath ana shingles, %
cars: barrel stock, q cars; farm and other
machinery. CO. 500 lbs; coal, 656 tons;
wood x cords: brick, 5000; lime, car;
cement. 200 bbls: household goods. 10000
lbs; ties. cars; stone and marble. cars;
i've stock, ours; hides. pelts ana furs, o.
lbs; railroad material, l car; sundries,
10 ears. Total car lots 42o.
Shipments--Flour, 23,Os7 bbls; millstuffs,
SAL tons; wheat, 8, go bu; corn, 25 900 bu;
oats. l1,70O bu; lumber. lath and shingles,
49 cars; merchandise, 1,4l2,O3J lbs: farm
pelts and furs, 300 lbs: cement, l25
bbls; ties, car; live stock, cars: stone and
marble. l car; railroad material, cars;
sundries, cars. Total car lots, 5l2.
GENERAL PRODUCE.
A very good feeling is maintained for but
ter OF tho best quality The receipts hardly
being sufficient to meet the demand, fancy
dairy is especially short OF the request, and
full outside prices are obtained when such
can be found that reaches the excellence re-
quired. A ready market could be produced
for considerably larger quantities. The me-
dunn grades are meeting with the most indif-
ference at present.as there is not much inquiry
for anything between choice and packing
grades and much of it sold as the latter quail
ity. \ fair feeling of satisfaction is main
tanned for packing grades Reports upon the
condition of the che csc market nearly all
agree in reference TO the firmness existing
Tor choice goods. Business does not show
any marked activity in any particular; about
the usual trade is being carried OH, mainly
filling home wants. 1t was said that ready
buyers could be found for something little
under the quotations. but concessions are not
granted under the light offerings. The de-
mand for poultry is quite good for
this time i'll the week, and, the
receipts being little under it,
prices are firm. especially for fancy lots.
small and closely selected hen turkeys are
worth about l3e. Young spring chickens
are bringing l2@13c when nicely dressed,
but most of those coming in are hardly able
to reach that price Not much doing in
dressed geese and ducks. Some live poultry,
mostly chickens. is being received OCCASION
ally and generally meeting with fair sale at
quotations. The egg market is trmer il any,
timing. Buyers sqnirm little over the late
hardening i'll values, but find holders firm
anu anu uuOlIuS us lull
prices as yesterday, occasionally with
one inclined 10 put the line Of
valuation fraction above the average run OF
12@l 1c. Apples remain in about the Same
condition, with no new features TO be OBJ
served, very fair movement was reported
i'll new vegetables, considering the season of
the year aud the consequent high prices that
are prevalent. The demand is largely for
radISheS lettuce, spinach and new onions.
Asparagus is still held too high for the ordi-
nary trade. With the promise OF warmer
weather. more activity is looked for in the
orange market. A very good movement is
reported III lemons at the given quotations.
Quite satisfactory trade is doing in bananas
though considerably larger movement ia
looked for with more moderate weather.
There is nothing doing in strawber.
rles, as there are no receipts.
Stocks of cranberries are exhausted and
the SEASON is over until Il new crop. The
receipts Of veal continue light and
with n little better inquiry prices show more
firmness The demand for fancy veal is
good and some sales were made as high as
tic, but that price is extreme and only OBJ.
tanned for choice calves. Mutton is in good
demand. and arrivals keep closely cleaned
up at full prices. Dressed hogs quiet and
but little doing. moderate business con-
tinues in the better class of potatoes, for
which quite steady prices are obtained. Re-
ceipts of beans were small and supplies mod
crate of choice hand-picked, and though
the demand was light prices were maintained
at about the same level.