Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-15

choice country, 10 rl,c; good country. l&(d
l5c; fair country, 9&llc; common country,
PouLrRY-The market has weakened, and
prices are not as high as last week. Old fowls,
choice. per dOz. S2.1Jd3.OO: spring chickens.
large, - $3.50; medium, s2.oOd225;
small, not wanted. Ducks, S2.25n
80, Turkeys, not wanted,
GAME-The extreme hot weather of the
past few days has seriously affected the
game trade. ConsignmentS arrived mostly
in bad order ana were q total loss. In some
instances few good birds were picked ont
and sold at low figures. just as soon as cold
weather sets in there will be brisk demand
for prairie chicken at good paying prices.
Prairie chickens, S9OcG2.hO per dozen; quail,
Sl.2jld l.50: snpe, SlOO6l25; ducks, NAL
lard), sling %; ducks, Teal, Sl.G5dl. 80;
ducks. mixed, 81. 2jGl5O.
POTAToES-POtatoes have not been COM
ing in very fast and the market has kept up
so high that dealers are only buying in
small way. They have not commenced put
ting in their winter stocks, but are holding
OIL in expectation of lower prices. During
the past few days choice stock sold as high
as G5c, but IN small way. Choice stock,
per bu, atd65c.
VEGETABLEs-Ce large bunches, Kali
amazoo, 40c. Sweet potatoes, per ID, 2(03c.
Onions, choice red, per bu, Sl.00; southern,
per bbl, $3.50
HoME-GRowS GRAPES There is very
liberal supply on the market and choice
stock. Poorer stock and that which is not
put up in good shape for shipment is selling
for what it will bring. The following are
the prices at which outside orders for choice
stock are Tiled: Shipping stock, per 10, 20-lb
boxes, 4iSo; lob baskets, 45d50c.
WILD PLUMs-Nery few coming in, and
good stock will bring SL25 per half-bushel
basket.
GRAN ArPLEs-There is a good demand,
but shipments are very light and mostly not
in shipping condition. Firm stock Will
bring Sl.U0 per bushel.
ArPLEs-There is a great deal of common
stock in the market and II iG moving slowly
Choice shipping stock is not so plenty. There
are a few southern Jonathans and Bellfowers
in. Fancy stand or eating apples are scarce,
Common stock, S2.OOlG2.25. Choice shipping
is p'' '''' ~-'''ES 80 amy 7'" u '''eN
HoNEY--N ebraska, choice, white clover
15Cdl6c.: Nebraska dark, l2l ll4c. California,
lib sections, l5c.; California, strained, 2-lb
sections, l2l s1l4c
GRAIN-C0rn. 29c; old oats, CSC; new oats,
9@21c: ye 40c; wheat, No. ., SOC.
OYsTERS-The city trade has opened up
very active and more orders have been re-
ceivCd from the outside than ever before, so
early in the season. The dealers of this city
are in better condition than on any previous
year to supply the outside trade. The follow
inc are the prices at which country orders are
filed: Mediums, 30c standard, 3jc: selects,
40c: best selects, Acc.
BANANAs-The market is fairly well sup
piled for this season of the year. Yellow,
per bunch, S2.0O425O; do large, per bunch,
81. 15d3 So
MICHIGAN PEAcHEs-There is wide
range of prices due to the different kind and
quality. Shipments are arriving in good
condition and are holding up well. Baskets,
according to size, I5(G9oc crates, baskets,
SO, m, ,,,...
is over but there is still very fair trade in
water melons. Muscatine per 100, SlS.OOlg
1000; smaller sizes, Sl5.0u@l600.
LEMoSs-Ibe past week lemons touched
the highest point OF the season in New York,
but prices here remain unchanged. The
stocks in the hands of the dealers here are
very choice and fancy. Lemons, S9.75@l0.OO.
stock to commence1 arriving. There are
few Honduras in the market which are sweet
and good size. Honduras, per box, $500.
CRANBERRIBS-Beii d Cherry: SS.3Jld9.0o.
CALIFORNIA FRUITs-The arrivals of Cali
fornia fruits are very light and only, grapes
Cranes, Mnscats, Sl.5O; Tokays, Sl75,
UTAH FRUITs-Utah peaches and pears
sales; Pears, 60-lb boxes, S4.25G45O; peaches,
20-lb boxes, Sl.75.
MAPLE SUGAR Bricks, per lb, 1919; penny
MAPLE SYRUP-Buik, 13 to II gallon kegs,
halt-galion cans, per gal. Sl.lo
S.. 90; less fhan hundred, per hundred, $3.50,
NUTS-Pecans. large, polished, lie pecans,
medium, DC. !; English walnuts lac. almonds,
Tarregona, 2oc; almonds, Languedoc,, 17c;
picked, choice. Virsinia, nc; peanuts
roasted. &c extra per ID.
fSs s5 sE5 d0 aIFF 81 do rect per- E Ps.
S1.oo. Lambs tongues per 1s-Dbl, S3.25: do,
per kit, $3.50; do, quart Jars, per doz., S5.25;
do, pint jars, per case, dozen. So Tripe,
per Dbl, s4.OO; do, per 14-bbl, $500; do,
BEANs-The market is almost cleaned up.
Nice clean beans in fair request. II. T.
Nfayyb So@a5 ID Medam s11 ~ s0% 100
clean country, a0gSl 90: inferior, 60G75c.
FLOUR AND MIILsTUFFs-Winter wheat
-four; best quality patent, se.s9: second quail.
flour, patent S2.75; bran, SOC per cwt; chopped
feed, soc per cwt; white corn meal, SL00;
yellow corn meal, Gee per cwt: screening, 60c
per cwt; hominy, 500 per cwt; shorts, 55c
100 per ton.
Grocers' Jist.
PIcKLEs-Medium, in bpls, $3.50: do In
half bbls, S3.75; small, in bbls, $3.50; do in
hall bbis, 81 Si;s5; gherkins, in bbls, $3.50; do
sYRUP-No. 70, 4-gaIIon Kegs, s1.22; New
Orleans, 3sCG46c per gallon; Maple Syrup x
SS23 per dqz + gallon cans s5a5 per
SUGARs-Powdered, TIC; cutloaf, 7a7l4c;
Standard extra: q, eae5sc; extra G, 5IaSXcc;;
medium yellow, 5AC959sc.
CANNED Goops-Oysters, standard. per
cas-, $3.50; strawberries, Id. per case, s2.l0;
rasDberries, lb per case, S2.l0; California
pears, per case, $3.50; apricots, per case,
S4.!o: peaches, per case, $3.50; white cherries,
per case, $3.50; plums, per case, $3.50; blue
case, $3.50: pineapples, y TO- per case, $500
G550; ID Inackere per dOz, Sl.20; l ID sal
mon per doz, SL55Cgl.60; 2 Id gouseberies
per case, Sl.75: ID string beans, per case,
SL1O:2 10 lima beens, per case. SLIGO: ID
lnarrowta: peas Der case. 81 40;2 10 early
June peas, per case, $40; ID tomatoes,
per case, S2.l5Q19 p: 2 ID corn, per case Sl.90
a2.l0:2 Id corn beef. per doz, S1.70l12. co.
koPE-19 inch, exc; q inch, 101lc; 4 inch,
1054c
ITIECTED Q-NO-