St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-19
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State Mineral Leases.
STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD !
D. OGILVIE & CO.,
6I2 Lyceum, Duluth.
LOCAL. MA RkETS.
st. Pau! Produce.


most entirely for commission lots OH orders
sold from first hands. Dealers sending small
orders to this market should not expect to
have them filed at the inside figures or quo
tations, as shipping stock is always OF Sc
lected varieties and best qualities.
Today the 18th inst, the Board of Trade
changes its location 10 rooms corner of
East Sixth and Rosabel streets. The call at
II :46 a. IN.
part unchanged, corn advancing slightly;
trade in dairy products. produce and eggs
was fairly active
In fruits we note an advance in oranges,
which is well maintained, as stocks are
getting low. Bananas are i'll good supply
and dealers are inclined to shade quotations;
ell other varieties are in sufficient quantities
TO fully meet demands.
The tendency i'll dairy products is to lower
prices. though butter was fairly hrm, es-
pecially for the best grades of creamery and
dairy; cheese. large arrivals OF new, decllnes
the market, though choice old is held above
quotations.
Oats and good sound bright hay are in es,
pecial demand and much larger receipts will
meet quick sales.
New vegetables OF all the different kinds
are now being received daily in large quanti-
ties and dealers are prepared to fill all orders.
Wheat-NO hard, 820S3c; No. northern,
Sl@S2c: No. northern, 7e@SCc.
Corn-The market is strong at quotations:
No. 3. 4S@43c; yellow, 43@45c.
Oats-Markets have firm tone, with active
home and shipping demand; No: =, 2s@D@gl2c;
No. white. 3t@3l12c; NJ. 3, 300304sc.
Barley and Rye-No. 9, 5c@5-c; No. 3, AGO
&c; NO rye, 73073lsc; malt 60@75c.
Ground Feed and Millstuffs-PIices on all
bet grades are governed by corn and oats;
No. ], Sl6.5C@l7; No. Sll@l7.5O; NO. 8,
SI7.T@1S25; low grade, S12@l4; cornmeal.
bolted. So; cornme0l. unboIted, Slo.5O0l6;
bran, bulk, SlC@lO5O-
Flour-Patents, $i@4.50; straight S3T@
40; bakers. S3.25@3.5O; rye. SI.@@L5O;
buckwheat, S4@4.5O.
land l!.5C@12; No. wild, .$l1.5C@12; No.
2wild, 81. 5C@lO; No. timothy. Sl5@13; No.
2 timothy, S11@i2. so.
Butter-Creamery, 2F@21c: first creamery,
first dairy, 1I@l5c; second dairy. N@I1c;
packing stock, 9@10c.
Cheese-Full cream. 11@11l2c; primost, 60
&c; brick, 126el3c: Limburger, lie; Young
America 11@l:c.
Dressed il0gs-S5@5.75
Poultry-Tmkeys. l1@l1lAc; spring chick
ems. 11@i2c: hens. lO0l0I2c.
Potaloes-2 @t5c.
Eggs-l3@l4c.
Vegetables-Onions. per blu. S1@1.50; on
ions, green, per doz 10@15c: radishes per doz,
&c @D5Jc: turnips, per bu, SOC: cabbage. per
100 lbs. new. S3.H@4.50: spinach, per Blu,
S1.25; carrots, per blu. 35@iOc: parsnlps, per
bu. 3s@4oc; celery, sO@4Oc; lettuce. per doz,
O.NDflCs SQtldSu pei NOZs SOSWVls
rutabagas, per bn, 2s@30c.
Beans-Nayy; hand-picked, per bu. 81 600
2; medium hand-picked, per blu. 81. 1s@l.96;
navy. per bu, 81. 4G@1.50; peas, per bu, yell
low, 95c: peas, per bu, green 95e@Sl.1o.
Grapes-Malaga keg, Ss@9.56.
Apples-Fancy, $3.50; choice. So. N@3;
good standard, S2.s001275; good Jenitons,
car lots,S1@2; choice, S2.5C@2. Is; pineapples.
per doz. 1928.
Berries-Bell and bugle 81 (@s; bell and
ohprrv e. J(1S. fIQnn Cod 81 Il
,Fruits-Oranges-C California nayels, $500
A. seedlings. S2.5C@3.50; Florida, Ss@4.25;
Mexicans, S3.T@4. Lemons-Fancy. S4.2.@
$50; choice, S3;5 o.. Figs-Bags, 60-lb. &c;
Dates-Hallowee, cobb boxes &c; Persian, 50
boxes. 5l5c: Syre, 6O-lb coxes, SC; Fards. 10-lb
boxes, lie; golden. lob boxes, Sl2c.
Miscelaneous-Veal per 100 lbs, S4.506:
green. per ID, &c; hides, calf, green. per ID.
&c; hides. steer. salt, per lib, Gl2@sc; hides.
COW, salt per ID, 4l2@a5c; pelts, 2ac@Sl 50;
wool. washed, CSC: unwashed, l5@17ci ;allow,
4c: pork. mess, SI2@l3; beef, $S.51; bacon.
sos @1l; hams, lt@1O&c; lard. 100; hops,
gle; apple cider. s. so per Dbl.
Nuts - Peanuts, raw, c@6l2c; peanuts,
roasted, Sc; walnnts, California, 1l@l2c;
Grenoble, lie; Naples, 14c: pecans, i2(016c;
Brazil new, S0110c; almonds, Tarragona 1Sc;
almonds, California. lie.
Bananas-Stocks now arriving are the fin
est ever received; the demand is large prices
are advancing, ana all orders can be filled
Immediately by st. Paul jobbers; Port Lii
mon, $l.75@3; Bluefield, S1.5(@2.50; Hon
duras No. !, S-@2.50; Honduras No. 2, $40
1.25. Cocoanuts, per 100, So. 7504.5O.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Observation-Disclosures implements,
q; bran. .: beef, 6: beer. 8; barrel stock, A.;
b1ick, 4; corn, Il cider aud vinegar 1; cattle,
4 canned goods, 2; coal. 100: coke, !: cement
2; castings, 2; construction material, =; emf
grant movables. 2; -four. 10; feed, +; fruit
5; fish, =: furniture, 4; horses and mules. l;
hay, IL; hogs, 20; iron pipe, l; merchant iron,
2: pig iron. 2; scrap iron, 4; lumber, 90;
liquor 4; lime. q; merchandise, go; ma
chinery, 2; meats and packing house prod
uets, Z; oats. A.; oil, Is; pork, 1: piles, II;
paper, 4: posts, IA; railroad rails, 40; rail
road ties, 20; stone TO- sugar, 6; salt 2; sun
dries so; wood, 81; total, S11.
Shipments = Cars - Agricultural imple
ments 1; beef. 3; buggies and wagons, 2;
beer, =; barrel stock, 6: canned goods. 4; coal.
10; construction material, 10; emigrant NOV
abes, .: flour, 3: furniture, /; horses and
mules 2; hogs. 90; iron pipe, 1; merchant
iron, 3: scrap iron, 4; lumber, 65; liquor /;
merchandise, $40; machinery, /; meats and
packing house products, 4; nails, 2; oil 10;
piles, 9; paper, 2: posts, 4; railroad rails, 20;
stone, .; syrup and glucose, /; sundries, 70;
wood IL: total 5!6