Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-06

obSGoOt NOT May
Rye-Market steady; SIC
BSrley-Marset steady; SOC.
Flax Seed teady; l 1S.
Butter f ,sie-, but MT quotably lower;
creamery, 24@SS,; fair to fancy dairy,
12b@30c.
Eggs-Essier; 27@2sc.
Pork-actlve, firm aud higher; IL t0G
II 60 for cash; Ia 70@l7 72A for Janu-
airy; IL SO@17 S2b for February.
Lard-Active. nrm and higher; 10 72b@
10 IS for cash and January; 10 77i@l0 so
Bulk Mests-steady; shoulders, 6 65;
short ribs, Is; short clear, 9 20.
Whisky-Steady; l IL
CALL Scarcely any change in
grain.
Pork-Demand active and prices have
ad vanced; IL 50@l7 57S for the year;
II 80 for January; IL 9J@17 92A for Feb
ruary.
Lard Active, firm and higher; 10 rs
for December aud January; IL S0910 S2b
for February.
NEW YORK.
NRw YORK. December 5.-Flour-Mar-
ket dull; superfne state and western,
3 25@S 80; common to good extra, 3 SOC
4 40: good to choice, 4 50@7 60; white
WbNdbS - ~ " AtVtf Gps ohitVt ~ JV0
6 70; st Louis 8 90G7 90; Minnesota pat
ent process, 6 00@7 so.
Wheat Cash, firm; options A@ic lower;
No. 2 ,pring, nominal; No. 3 spring. sc
delivered; ungraded red, v0@1 100; No. 3
red, / C6@l |. OCT; steamer No. Cred, l OSLO
l o52; No. 2 red, l 09@1 10s; No l red,
l Ia; ungraded white, / G99l ID; steamer
| No. 3 white, SOC: steamer NJ. 2 white. $50;
No l white, 600 bu. sold at l OF; No. 2 red
for December, 2iS,,00 bu. sold at l O9a@
| | o9i closing OF / 09f; do for January,
500, 900 bu. sold at l IDOL III, closing at
l ll];,do for February, S52, 600 bu. isold at
l 1'4@1 13B, c'osing at 11Ss.
Corn-Oash, 1s@3c lower, and unsettled,
closing with a reaction of a@3c; late months
b@2c higher; ungraded, 42@75c; M, 3,
bS@b9hc; steamer, 72c; No. 2, 74@764c;
No. 2 TOR January, 658d66,, closing at 66c;
No. 2 for February, ga 06hAc, closing at
6isci No. 2 for May, 62s96ic, closing at
Oats-A shade better; mixed western,
40@43c; white western, 48@47c.
Hay--Firm and fairly active; Cos.
Eggs Fresh western, steady for choice,
29@29hc.
Pork-Market dull and nominal; new
mess, 10 90.
Beef-Quiet, and unchanged.
Sut l. tfLo-Oul NV hOtiliiitss AohB
clear middle, 10 on.
Lard-Strunger; prime steam, IL 500
IL 80.
Butter Quiet but firm; 16@39c.
Cheese -Fifmer; western iat,5@l2lc.
st. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. December 5.-Flour-Quiet;
family, 3 S5@4 90; choice, 4 45@4 go;
fancy, 4 7o4 B 90.
Wheat-Firmer and slow; No. 2 red, 9is
@94ac for cash; 9Isc for December and the
year; a6a@96Bc for Janui Try; 9ss@9sac for
February; 1 O34 for May; No. 5 red fall,
SSa@s9c.
Corn-Higher; 513@51scfor cash; 5lg@
5las for December; 49s 949ss for January;
49s @49Ic for February; 51s95l3c for
May.
,ts-Higher; s6ac for cash; 354@S6sc
for December; 3i5@S5c for January; 500
36s for May.
Rye Market dull; 55c bid.
Bariey-Market dull; 50@S0c.
Whisky-Steady; 1 16.
Pork-Market ~easier; job lots, IL 500
II 37A
Bulk Meats Market dull; small lots Of
loose shoulders, 6 70; short rib, 8 %; short
clear, 8 70.
Bacon -Market dull; small sales of
| short clear at IL 81.
Lard--Quiet; ~ 65@l0 20.
AFTERNOON BOARD -Wheat-Very slow;
945c bid for the year; 96sc for Janu sry;
9Ss bid for February.
Corn-Q met: Big, bid for the year; 49sc
for January; 493c for February. k-S
Oats Steady; 36sc for the year; 345@
Soc tor January; 36sc for May.
KANsA CITY.
KANSAS CRY, December 5.-Wheat-
Unc,auged; No. 2 red. 7S4@78s Z, for cash;
| Sole for January; 8ls@S2c for February.
Corn unsteady; 4 s@4Ofc for cash; 1890
bid for Jauusry; 4l4e for May.
Oats-Slow; 33c asked for cash; sale for
December.
Butter--Unchanged.
Eggs Unchanged.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
COUNCIL BIUpFr, December B. Flour
Golden Shest. 3 OOj Kansas City winter
wheat, 275@3 %: Minnesota winter wheat,
8 OO@4 90.
Wheat-No. 2. 75c; No 8. .65c; rejected,
Soc.
Corn-No. Q, 50s,
Oats--No.2, SOC.
Rye-No. 2, 40c.
Barley-None.
Eggs--Scarce; selling to spackers at zoe.
Corn Meal 70 for white; yellow, 2 90;
corn oh p, % 90 per ton; corn and Data
chop, 26 90 per ton.
FRUITS Apples, 3 90.
Broom Corn-3hG" SC.
Hay-Loose, 4 or IS 0G.
Woods 00(G6 Op.
Wool-15@25.
discretionary, S0c;i In rolls, wrap.
ped, zoe; rolls not wrapped. &c; mixed
c%olors, 10@12Ac.
Onions-40c per bushel.
Live Chiokens--2 50@3 90 per dozen.
Potatoes-30c per bushel.
Cabbages--25@40c per doz.
Turnips Soc per bushel.
LIVE sioux, -Cattlo-Extra, 3 00@
3 SO Veal Caives 3 50@e 90. Hogs