St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-05
LOCAL MARK ETS.
st. Paul Produce.

Our quotations and market values are 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.
Monday is generally dull. This was an
exception, trade was fairly active in butter,
cheese. eggs and all kinds of produce.
In grain and hay. only small number OF
cars were sold Prices. however, were well
maintained and general good feeling was
manifest.
Receipts of oats light; of hay, enough to
supply demand.
In fruits a very active market; sales being
large, especially OF bananas. oranges and
apples the qualities of the different kinds
being very fine.
Butter and cheese find ready buyers; the
tone of the market is firm. Receipts OF roll
ana print are increasing.
In hay no change; a good demand for all
best grades.
For produce we note but slight change in
quotations
Good, sound, bright barley is wanted by
shippers and masters; discolored and poor,
slow SAFE
Dealers have on hand full supplies of pota-
toes and all kinds of vegetables.
Receipts of eggs. light, and with all act
i've demand the quotations advanced to l2c.
Wheat-No hard, T@91Se; No. l north
ern. 7C@117c; No. northern. 7S073e.
Corn No. 3. 34@3jc; yellow, a5@35i2c
Oats-No ., as@26c; No. = white, 26l2@
27l2c: No. g. 300 !6l2c.
Barley and Rye-No. ., 5O052c; No. ), $50
Ace: No. rye, T-@173c; malt, 60@l75c.
Ground Feed and Mill Stuffs-Prices on all
best grades are governed by corn and oats.
No. |, St3.75@l25; No. ., Slt2@@l4. q: low
grade, Sl2.5o@1l3 eornmeal, bolted. Sl7WlS;
cornmeal, unDolt d, Sl30lS55. Bran, bulk,
Sl2@l2.59.
FIour-Prices steady; trade active at quo
tations Patents. Sl.3G0GI.S0; straight S}.SO@
4.3O; bakers, S3.25@3.50; rye, S4.@@4.50;
1lay-No. upland, ss@s.5o; No upland,
S75c@S: No. l wild, s1@7.50; No. 9 wild,
S5G67: No timothy $110l1.5O; No. timo-
thy. S9.5i@l0.
Butter-Creamery, 27@2sc; first creamery,
first dairy, 10l21c: second dairy, l5@l6c;
packing stock. l3G0l4c.
Cheese-Full cream, 126Dl3l2c: primost 70
Sc; brick, 13@l4c; Limberger, 1!0l3c; Young
America, l"GDitc.
Dressed Hogs @@5.50.
Poultry-Dressedt turkeys, 12@l3c; dressed
spring chickens, ll@1l2c; dressed hens, 100
lie; dressed ducks and geese. 1G@1lc.
Potatoes-2 @95c.
Eggs-ll012c.
Vegetables per bu 00c@Sl onions
green. per doz 2C@125c radishes, per doz, 40
@45c: turnips, per blu, &c., cabbage, per 100
lbs, new, S!.59@e2.75; cabbage, per doz 81;
spinach, per bu Sl.25; carrots, per Blu,
35614Gc; parsnips, per bu, 25035c; celery,
3'@4Oc; lettuce, per d0z, 3E@4Oc; squash,
Hubbard, per doz 75c9Sl: rutabagas, per Blu,
25Gl30c.
Beans-Navy hand picked. per bu. $50
225 medium hand picked, per bu. SL9O0
2; navy. per Blu, Sl;60@l.75: peas, per Blu,
yellow. Csc: peas, per bu green, Sl.25@L3O.
Grapes-Malaga. key, sos.
Apples-Fancy. So -; choice, S2.75@i;
good standard S!.25@2. so; good Jenitons, car
lots, $40 a.; choice, S2.lG0?.25; pineapples.
per doZ S325.
Derries-Bell and bugle. S7.53@s; bell and
cherry, 81 .5C@0775; Cape Cod, $1,000.
.Hruits-Oranges-Ca California navels, S}GD3. IS;
seedlings, S3.5C02.75: Florida, S3@13.75; Next
cans, SA7i@4: grape fruit, 81. 7l@3.5h Lem
ons-Fancy. Si.25@1i50; choi &c. S3.5G04; mal-
aga, S3sS@35o. Figs-Bags, cobb. &c; 2
-Hallowee, 81 lb boxes, &c; Persian, 50-lb
boxes, 5.2c: Syre, cobb boxes. sc: Fards, 10-lb
boxes. lie: golden. 10-lb boxes, Size.
Miscellaneous-Veal, per 100 lbs. S5@6.5O;
hides. steer, green, per ID, Size; hides, COW.
green: per ID 4c; hides, calf, green, per h.
&c; hides, steer, SALT per ID, 6I2G17c; hides
COW, salt, per 10. 4I2G15c; pelts, 2icO
Sl.50: WOOL washed. 25c; unwashed. loQllc;
talow &c; pork, mess. Sl20Dl3; beef, IS. 80;
bacon. S3.5 oil; hams. 1C@lOS4c; lard, SlQ9;
hops, 2ic; apple cider, 500 per Dbl.
Nuts-Peanuts. raw, G59fI2e: peanuts, roast
ed, Sc: walnuts California, 11Ml2c: Greno-
BILE. 14c Naples. lie; pecans 12Nl6c; Brazjls
new, S@1l0c; almonds, Taragoua, loc; al
moads, California, lie.
Bananas-Stocks nov arriving are the
finest ever received. the demand is large,
prices are advancing, and all orders can be
filled Immediately by ST. Paul joDbers. Port
Limons. 81. 7j@3 Bluefeld. Sl.5 o.! 50; Hon
duras No. /, S.@2.5J; Honduras No. ., SIG
lbs. Cocoanuts, per leo, S375@t5j.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Northumberland lid Elements
6; barley, 9; bran, .; butter, 1; beef, 81 bug
gies and wagons 1; beer, s; barrel stock 4;
brick, IA; corn 3d. cider and vinegar, /:
cattle. II; canned goods 2; coal, 90: coke, 1;
cement. - castings. y construction material,
6: emigrant movables, p flax, 81; flour. Ii;
feed, 4; fruit. 0; fish. / furniture. - horses
and mules, .; hay, %; hogs. %: hides 1: mer-
chant iron, |; pig iron, =; scrap iron, 4;
lumber, "a; liquor. 5; lime, 4; merchandise,
POS; machinery, .; meats and packing house
products, 4; nails =; oats. =; oil, u; piles, 2
paper 4; posts, Il: railroad rails. 81; rail-
road ties 10; rye. 1; stone, =; sugar, l: syrup
and glucose. 2; salt 2; stoves, 2; sundries,
40; wheat 70; wood. 20; total, $40.
Shipments - Cars Agricultural imple-
ments, Is; barley, /; beef, 4; buggies and
wagons, 4; beer. =: barrel stock, 5; corn, %;
cider and vinegar, /; cattle, 9; canned goods
2; coal. 70; cement l. castings. 2; construction
material, 10; emigrant movabies, 10; eggs, /;
flour, 4; feed, 2; fruit 4; furniture, 2; horses
and mules, =; hay, 6; hogs, -; hides. l; iron
pipe, l. merchant IRON, =: pig iron, 4; scrap
iron, Z; lumber, As; liquor. .; merchandise,
4l4; machinery, 4; meats and packing house
products, &; nails, =; oats, 3; potatoes. 81
oil. 10: pork, l.; paper 2: posts, 2; railroad
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