St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-10
LUCAL Nh ARKETS.
ST. Paul Produce.

Our quotations ana market values are
almost entirely for commission lots on orders
sold from first hands. Dealers sending small
orders to this market should not expect to
have them filled at the inside figures or quo
tations. as shipping stock is always OF Sc
lected varieties and best qualities.
Amount of trading yesterday not arge;
prices of hay, corn and oats again taking an
upward turn; corn and oats about lee and
hay SOC per ton for all grades
The tendency of the butter market is to
lower prices: stocks are not, however. in
creasing to any large amount but dealers are
cautious and keep stocks well cleaned up.
Oats aud good. sound bright hay are in
especial demand. and much larger receipts
will meet quick Saless
= For cheese the market continues steady.
Increased supplies will have weakening
effect.
In fruits we note but slight change in quo
fatiOns The market is we'll supplied with
all kinds and the qualities are OF the best.
but bananas just at present are in excess of
demand, and dealers are inclined to shade
prices; trade in all lines is very active.
New vegetables of all the different kinds
are now being received daily in large quanti-
ties, and dealers are prepared 10 Ill all Or
ders.
: Good, sound, bright barley is wanted by
shippers and masters; discolored and poor
slow sale.
ern, Sl@S2c; No. 2 northern, 77@79c.
dCern-No 8. 39@40c; yellow, 5Jl2@4cl2c.
Oats-No 2. 2s@29c; No. ? white. 2s@30c;
No 8, 29@29rac.
Flour-Prices steady; trade active at quota
tons. Patents Si@i.50; straight, S3.7O@i.2O;
bakers. 81. 25@3.5Oi rye. $i.2o@4.5Oi buck
gHay-No, i upland, $40. sC@n.5o: No. 2 up;
land, $9.5C@lO.50; Mol wild, SQolo3 90: No:
wild, S5.5C@S30; No. timothy, S1l0H.5O;
No. 2 timothy. SiC@1l.
Butter-Creamery. 2l@22c. first creamery,
1920; second creamery. in tubs, 1t@D17c;
first dairy, 15@16c; second dairy, 11@12c;
packing stock. S@1Gc.
Cheese-Full cream, 1s@12l2c: prim ost 70
Sc: brick, 13@l4c; Limburger, lie; Young
America. 1c0l3c.
Dressed Hogs-S5@575.
Poultry Turkeys, 1i@11i2c; spring chick
ems, 11@l2c: hens, N0l1c.
Potatoes-2C@l25c.
Eggs-12@13c.
Vegetables-The market is we'll supplied
with both old and new; prices are subject to
quick changes: large arrivals OF new daily;
Onions. per blu, S5c@S1; onions. green, per
doz. 15@12cc; Burmudas per crate. 81. 70;
radishes, per doz, 3SC140c; turnips, per Blu,
soc; cabbage per crate, new, S3.5O04.5o;
beets, per doz, new, sc; spinach, per bu,
SIPS; carrots, per bu, 35@40c; parsnIps, per
blu, 35@4Oc: celery, 32D4Gc: tomatoes, per
crate Si@4. so lettuce, per doz, 35@4Oc: peas.
per crate, 81; rutabagas per bu, 25C03Oc; pie
plant. per box, Sl@1.25: cucumbers per doz,
81 2s@l.50.
Beans-Navy hand-picked, per bu, S1.9O@
?: medium hand picked, per bu, S175@i 90;
navy, per blu, Sl.4t@1.50; peas. per Blu, yellow,
95c; peas, pei, bu, green, 92c@el.l
Grapes-Malaga, Eeg, SsQD5.56.
good standard, S25O02.75; good Jenitons,
car lots, sI@2; choice. s.. 5o@9 Is; pineapples,
per doz, S325.
Berries-Bel and bugle, 81, SOS; bell and
cherry, S7.50@S; Cape Cod, S7.500S.
Frults-Oranges- aavels, $50
3.75; seedlings, 81 5o@2. IS; Florida, S3@4.25;
Mexicans, S.. 7504. Lemons-Fancy, S4.25GD
$50; choice, S5.5O@4. Figs-Bags, 6(lb &c;
2-crown, lac; 3-crown, Ice; 5cTown. 2le.
ID boxes, sligo; Syre, 6Olb boxes, Sc: Fards.
1O-lb boxes, lie; golden. 10-lb boxes, Sl2c.
Miscellaneous-Veal, per 100 lbs SL5O@6;
hides, steer, green. per Id, 5l2c; hides, cow
green per ID, 4c: hides, calf, green, per ID,
&c; hides, steer, salt. per Id. 6l2@7c; hides,
cow salt, per ID, 4le@5c: pelts 2 cpSl.50;
wool, washed, Csc; unwashed. 15Wl7c: tai
low, sc; pork, mess. S12@0l3; beef, $3.50;
bacon, 50. 5O@1; hams le@lOa c; iard' S7qS9i
Nuts-Peanuts, raw. 6@06l2c peanuts, roast
ed, Sc; walnuts, California, 11@l2c; Greno-
bic, lac: Naples, lac; pec2ns, E@16c; b razlI,
new, S@1Gc: almonds, Tarr agona, loc; al
mondS California, 17c.
Bananas-Stocks now arr living are the fin
est ever received; the dema No is large, prices
are advancing, and all orders can be hlIed
Immediately by st. Paul jobbers; Port Ii
mons SI.Ey0; Bluenelu. Sl'0 W@.oo, IlolI-
duras No. /, Sa@25O; honduras No. 3, $40
lbs. Cocoanuts. per 100 SIS Is @4.5O.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipts-C ars-Brau. 3; beef, 4; beer, Ii;
barrel stock, 4: BRICK IA corn, 2; cider aud
Vinegar j.; cattle, 6; canned goods, 2; coai
TO: coke, ! cement. 6; castings. q: constr Cc-
Hon material. 2: emigrant moyables, q. fl ak
81 -four Il; feed g.; fruit. IL; fish, 3; furni
tire, 4; horses ana mules. 1; hay II; hogs
10; hides, / pig iron, 2; scrap iron, 4; lum
Der, 70; liquor. 4; merchandise, 20; machi :
cry, .. meats and packing house products, : ;
nails, /; oil, Is; pork: 4: piles, . paper. :
posts, 4: railroad rails, 35; railroad ties, 10 Z;
Stone, l sugar, u syrup aud glucose, 1; salt,
I; sundries, 30; wood, AZ; total. 756.
Shipments Cars As Agricultural haa,es nipple pie
wagons, 9; beer, 2; barrel stock. &: cider
apd vinegar Il cattle q canned goods n
material. 20; emigrant movabes, .; flour, g.:
fled, /; fruit, i furniture, i horses and
emules, 2; hogs, 10; iron pipe, /; lumber 90;
merchandise, 346; machinery, l. meats ana
packing house products, a; nails, 3; oats, 2;
potatoes, 5;-oil, 10; paper, q: railroad rails,
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