St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-26
LOCAL MARkETS.
st. PauI Produce.

Our QuOldtlOUS anu hcI arc al
most 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.
Trading yesterday was fairly active in all
kinds of produce, fruits. butter, cheese and
eggs: in grain ana hay, mostly confined to
arrivals or sales from stores, car lot receipts
being very light.
In fruits. both tropical and others, the
market is strong for strictly good; apples are
getting scarce and range of quotations are
much higher. Strawberries, fair receipts.
with tendency to higher prices.
Oats are in especial demand, and all grades
are quoted higher Hay, very strong and
above quotations offered; with no sellers.
Potatoes are in good request, and all ar
rivals will find quick sales choice lots at
above quotations.
The tendency in dairy products is to lower
prices though butter today is firm at the re-
cent decline, especially for the best grades of
creamery and dairy. Cheese-Large arrivals
o fnew declines the market.
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 SIC; No. l northern,
Sic; No. 2 northern, SO@S2c.
Corn-The market is strong at quotations;
No. 3. 41@DiSc; yellow, 47l20l l9c.
Oats-Markets have firm tone. with active
home and shipping demand: No. 2, 31@3?c
70. white 35@34c; No. 8, 3:@33c.
Barley and Rye-NO. = 5u(D ,5c: No. 8, 400
soc; No. rye. 73@73l2c: malt, 6C@l75c.
Ground Feed and Millstuffs-Prices on all
best grades are governed by corn and oats;
No /, SlSG1lS so; No. 2, SiSG0l9; No. 3, S190
1850; low grade, Sl5@l6; cornmeal. bOlted,
S23024; cornmeal, unbolted, $17@I7 so; bran,
bulk. SlC@1o.50.
Flour-Patents. Sl@i50; straight. So 7c@
40; bakers. S3.a5@3.50; rye, S4.20@4 so:
buckwheat S4@1i.5D.
Hay-No. upland, Sl5@l55O; No. 2 up
land, Sl3@14; No. wild, Sl2@i4; No. 2 wild,
othy, S15014.
Butter-Creamery, 19@2Gc: first creamery,
11@iSc; second creamery, in tubs, 15@l6c;
first dairy, l4@15c: second dairy, 100l1c !;
packing stock, S@L0r.
Cheese-Full cream, 1c@l1c; primost so
&c; brick, 1c@i1c; Limburger, Ice; Young
America, 1C@1I1c.
Dressed Hogs-S5@5. 70.
Poultry--Turkeys, HOPE; spring chick
ems, 11D12c; hens, 100l1c
Potatoes-Straights, 30c; mixed. &c.
Eggs-14@14I2c.
@ Vegetables-Onions, per bu, Sl115O; on
ions. green, per doz, 1t@15c; radishes. per
doz 3O035c: turnips, per bu. sec; cabbage
bu, 75c@Sl; carrots, per bu. 35@l0c par
ships, per bu, 3j0 i0c; celery. 3J04Oc; let
tuce, per doz, 35Wi0c rutabagas, per bu. 25
@30c.
b6dnS-NdVy Ilduu-plCkeu, per Du. Sl.JU0D
2: medium hand-picked, per bu, S1.75@1.9f;
navy. per bu. S!.491.5O; peas per bu. yel-
low, s1.10; peas. per bu, green, ST. 350l.45.
Grapes-Malaga, keg. SSD9.56.
Apples-Fancy. S4.5 @l5.59; choice. S? 1903;
good standard. S!.5, @2.75: good Jenitons,
car lots, S1@2: choice, S25C@2.75; pineapples,
per doz S1.E@2.25
Berries-Cranberries and strawberries are
in fair supply. Cranberries per box, $40
2.25; strawberries, "A quarts, .S4@l.50.
ifc ta1
4.5O; seedlings. S9.7G@13.50: Florida. S4.2=@
45); Mexcans. S. 7.@4. Lemons-Fancy,
S4.25@4.5O choice. S35>@4. Figs-Bags, cobb,
&c; 2-crown, lac: 3-crown, 1Gc; 5-crOwn, PIC.
Dates-fiaiowee, 60-lb boxes, &c; Persian,
50-lb boxes, Size; Syre, 6)-lo boxes, SC: Fards.
10-lb boxes, lie; golden, 10lb boxes, Sl2c.
Miscellaneous-Veal, per 100 lbs, Si.5;G16;
hides. steer, green, per Id, 512c; hides, COW,
green, per lb, &c; hides, calf, green. per lb,
COW. salt, per lb, 4l2@5c; pelts. 25c@Si 80;
wool, washed. 25c: unwashed, 150f7c: tallow,
&c; pork, mess, Steals: beef, $50; bacon,
50 .5c@i1; hams, 1C@1CS4c: lard, 7CD9c; hops.
2lc: apple cider, $3.50 per bbl.
Nuts - Peanuts, raw, t06lac; peanuts,
roasted. Sc; Walnuts. California, 1ll1?c;
Grenoble. 14c: Naples, 14c; pecans, l20l6c;
Brazil new. S@10c; almonds, Tarragona, 1Sc;
Almonds California. 17c.
Bananas-StockS on hand and those now
arriving are in good condition. The demand
is moderate. All orders can be filled i'm
mediately by st. Paul jobbers: Port Llmon.
ST.; a so; Bluefield Sl.5G@12.50: Honduras
No. l, S3(l?50; Honduras No. 9, Sl@l1. %. Co.
coanuts per 100. S3.75@l.5O.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipts-Cars-Agri implements,
=; bran, 1; beef, g. buggies and wagons, A.;
beer, g. brick, 4; corn, 4; cattle, s; coai. 100:
coke, +; cement. .; flax, |; flour. s.; feed. i;
fruit, 9; furniture, 5; horses and mules. 2;
hay, 10; iron pipe, 3; merchant iron, /; pig
iron, .; scrap iron, 6; lumber, 60; liquor. a
lime. 4; merchandise, 245; machinery, g;
meats and packing house products, IA; nails
s: oats. 4; oil, 10; pork. 1: piles, 12i paper, A.;
posts, "a: railroad rails, 40; railroad ties, 20;
salt, .; sundries, SO; wood, 81; total 719.
Shipments = Cars - Agricultural imple-
ments. 5; beef. 3: buggies and wagons, l.;
beer, 4; cattle, a; canned goods. 2; coal, 10;
cement, 1; construction material, 10; emf
grant movables, .; flour, 81 fruit, 2; fish, Il;
hay. ,; iron pipe, 1; merchant iron, 4: scrap
iron, g. lumber. 50; liquor. l merchandise
;s55; machinery. 4; meats and packing house
products, 4: nails, .; OIL 5; piles, .; paper, q:
railroad rails 90; syrup and glucose, l; sun
dries 32: wood Is: total 553