St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-20
LOCAL MARKETS.
st. Paul Produce.

our quotations and market values are al
most entirely for commission lots on orders
sold from first hands. Dealers sending small
oroers to this market should not expect to
nave them filled at the inside figures or quo
tatlons. as shipping stock is always of Sc
lected varieties and best qualities.
Business yesterday i'll most lines active
Hay and oats in better demand. A large
number OF cars changed hands though
prices are about the same as yesterday
There was fair amount of trading in dairy
products and produce.
Receipts of corn and oats about equal to
the demand, markets ruling steady aud firm,
with but small change in prices Good,
sound, bright barley is wanted by shippers
and masters; discolored and poor slow sale
In hay no great change to note in quota
tons: best qualities find ready sale, low
grades dull and stocks accommodating.
Inc prices for eggs are hard to quote
dealers having different ideas. The trend of
the market is down.
Receipts of dairy products are good prices
remain very steady, there being fairly act
I've demand for all qualities.
For produce we note but slight change in
quotations.
Fruits. California, tropical and others. are
Dealers have on hand full supplies of po-
tatoes and all kinds of vegetables
The quotations are:
Mheat--No. hard, ssc: No. northern, IS
@SIc; No. northern, S20lS3c
Corn-No. 3. 34@134I2c: yellow, 35M35Lac.
29I2c; No. 3, 21@2Sc ivy
Barley and Rye-No ., 5N@ssc; No. 8, $50
Ground Feed and Mil Stuffs@Pr .pe on all
pest grades are governed by corn and oats.
No. l, Sl4.5U@I5; No. 3. SIS 756a16 %: low
grade, Sl3@14. Cornmeal, bolted. Sl7@1s;
unbolted, Sl4.5O Bran, bulk. S1.@12.50.
Flour-Prices steady: trade active at quo
tations. Patents $4.5O05; straight S4@i5O;
bakers, S3.5C@3.75; rye, S420@4,5O; buck
wheat, 81 .7515 ~
III. Hsy No j i upland. sos, 50; No. 2 up
S. .5O@6; No: timothy, Sl1@1I. so; No. 2
timothy, SOLO.
Butter-Creamery, 27@osc; first creamery:
24925e; second creamery in tubs, 21@?2c;
packing stock, 11@l2c.
Cheese-Full cream, 12@13l2c; primost, ia
Sc; brick, 13@l4c; Limberger, l3@15l2c y Dung
America 130l4c.
Dressed Hogs-S4@425.
Poultry-Dressedt turkeys, 19@12l2c; dressed
spring chickens, 10@llc; dressed hens g01Oc;
dressed ducks and geese, 104uc.
Eggs-1S@l9c.
egetabes-Hubbard squash, 75c@s1 per
doZ; potatoes, 190?1c bu; sweet potatoes
Illinois, $2-75@3: onions. per bu, 60@7Oc
cabbages, crate. Sl.1G01.25; poets, doz, 35c;
lettuce. doZ, 40c.
BE B5eansa5.Navy, hand picked, per blu, s1.ec@
80; navy. per bu. 81 .6C@1.75: peas, per bu,
yellow. csc; peas, per bu, green, 95c@1 .O5.
Grapes-Malaga, keg. S61S
Apples-Fancy. $3.50; choice, S2.50@2 rs /;
good standard, S2@a2 81; good Jenltons, car
lots, $1,000; choice. S!.16@2 IS; prneapples,
per doZ, 1928
Berries-Bell and bugle, $4,000; bell and
cherry: $500 US; Cape Cod, s.. 5000.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &c naveIs 50 IS;
S.5O@325; grape fruit, S2.75@3.5o. Lem
Malaga, S3.ss@s.5S. FiSsNBags, 6S-lb, 'i &c.;
2,crown, he; 3-crown, Ice; 5-crown. Gle;
50-lb boxes. Size; Sayre, Cobb boxes sc; Fards
10-lb boxes. lie; golden. 10-lb boxes. Sl2c.
Mfscellaneous-Veal, per 100 lbs. S5@6.50;
hides steer; green. per h. 5!2c; hides. COW,
&c; hides. steer. salt, per h.. 612@o7c; hides.
cow, salt per ID. 4r205c; pelts, 25cM
Sl.5O; WOOL washed 25c; unwashed, Is
@1le; tallow. 4c: pork, mess, Sl2@13; beef,
$3.50; bacon, 80 5C011; hams. 1o@10s4c; lard,
S1@9; hops. 2lc' apple cicer, $3.50 per Dbl.
Nuts Peanuts. raw, 60jI2c: peanuts,
roasted, Sc: walnuts, California, 14@l5c;
Brazils, new. S@l0c; almonds, Terragona,
1Sc; almonds. California lie
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Observation-Disclosures implements,
9; barley, i bran. 2; beef. s.; buggies and
wagons, 2; beer, q barrel stock, 10: brick, g;
corn, Is; cattle, IL: canned goods, 2; coal
100; coke, A. cement, 1; castings, q construc-
ton material, &; fax, 2; flour, Is: feed. 4:
fruit. Z: fish, L; furniture. =; horses and
mules. 9: hay, 30; hogs, 30; iron pipe, 1 ::
merchant iron, 4: pig iron. 4; scrap iron, Z:
lumber, 70: liquor, A.; lime, .; merchandise
23l machinery. 2; meats and packing-h house
products,9: nails Q; oats 10; oil. Is; paper, 4 !;
posts, 4; railroad rails 9: railroad ties 10;
stone, 4; sugar, .; syrup and glucose, 6 salt
4: sundries, 40: wheat. 10; wood, los: total
$50 cars.
Shipments-Cars-Agric i'm plenents,
1; beef, 4: buggies and wagons q; beer. q:
goods. 1; coal, 25; cement, 1; construction
material, g.; emigrant movables, 4; flour. 4;
feed. l; fruit 5; fish, 2; furniture, 1; horses
and mules, =: hay. 30; hogs 20; hides 4;
scrap iron z; lumber, so; liquor, 1: merchan-
disc, BOZ; machinery, 2; meats and packing
house products: 9; nails 4; potatoes, l6: oil,
II: paper 9; railroad rails, 49, sugar, 2: sun
dries, 81; wheat, 10i wood, Is; total. $40
cars