Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-30
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS
General Markets.

General Markets.
| Tuesday Evening, June %.
| EGGS-Thc receipts are not heavy and sales
| have been made as high as l2c.
! al grain
BuTTER-Thc receipts have not been quite
as liberal the past week, but the quality is
| very poor. AS general thing the receipts
are very heavy at this time, and the quality
of the butter better 1t is very poor policy
| for shippers to Iack butter in boxes during
! warm weather, as no retail dealer viii buy
| stock that comes in that shape, and the com
mission men are forced to sell it for almost
| nothing. The demand Is so light and the
| general quality of the butter so poor that only
| a small proportion of the receipts will bring
| top prices. Choice fresh grass butter, 7@lOc;
| inferior, 3016c
PouLTIw-The market is in little better
| condition than last week and choice stock is
| bringing better prices. Choice large spring
| chickens are selling readily at good prices.
| Small sizes are slow sale and the trade does
| not want them at any price. Old fowls do
| no. sell as readily as spring chickens, but are
| quotable a little higher than last week. The
| following quotations represent the average
| sale, but fancy stock might bring q little bet
| ter prices. Old fowls, per doZ, S2.G0id2. %;
! spring chickens, as to size, per doH, S2Oo(9
| CuERRIEs-Receipts have been light of late
| and demand very brisk. We look for liberal
supplies during the next five or ten days.
Cherries, per . bushel stands, SL0O@S. 90;
| per l6 quart drawer, SIi5Ot20O.
| ONIoNS-Calitornia, per ID, 81 &c; southern,
per harrel, $500; southern, per buShel box,
southern, per barrel, S3.0OD3.25; home grown,
| per barrel, S2i5.
| CARBAGE-Choce home grown, per crate,
| S4.C0G5.00
VEGErABLEs-Tomato per n bushel
box, S1.OO wax beans, per u bushel box,
GOc: string bans, per bushel box, 6oc; GU
cumbers, per dozen, 60015c; carrots. per dOz
lunches. 250130c; beets per doz. punches, 2OC1
,1p,, do hIt hnLs
Gl5Oc.
Pros FEET. TRIPE, Erc-llgs' teet per 4
pol 500; do bbi; 200; SG DO O. pc per Kit voc
pint jars per case, . d0z, S6.75. Tripe per q
bbl $500; do per abb, $500; do, per kit
9Uc.
FIGS AND DATEs-Figs, layer, 4 ID boxes
per 10, 1Gc. Dates, fancy fard, II lb boxes
14c; dates Persian, 80 Id boxes, per ID, 10c.
NrTs- Iejs6nss ite;;a6s large polished, lie; pecans,
medium, DC; English wa,,"., !:S; almonds
Iarragona; zoe; almonds, Languedoc, l7ci
picked, fancy. Virginia. s]Gc; peanuts, hand
picked, choice Virginia, nc; peanuts
roasted, &c extra per ID.
| COMB llONEY-CalifOrnia, 15c; California
strained, 10c; Nebraska, choice l4@l5c; Ne
MAPLE SUGAR-Brcks, per lb, 12}9c;
penny cakes, per lb l5c
MAPLE SyRup-Bulk, 13 to II gallon kegs,
gal cans, per gal, ST.
,CDEK-Xew ork, per bbl, 500; do, half
bbl, $500; Crab, per doz qts, $2.75; Michigan
refined. per bbl., 5000.
NINEGAR-White wine. 13G17c; cider, 13
@l7c; single strength, l2c; triple strength
5d20c.
PKovIsIoNs-NIeats are steadily advancing
The demand is brisk and prospects favor
higher prices. Ham, l2c; breakfast ba-
con S11cGe9; clear side bacon, 7l1@Sc; dry salt
sides, &c; sholt rib sides, 6ii3c; shoulders.
IL IN Al N
ham pieces, lGc: lard, tierces, 5Ia(G6c: so ID
cans, 6l%c; 10 ID cans (Fairbanks) 81sc; 5
lb cans, do, 619c; 10 cans. do, 73sc; bone
less ham. llc
BERRlEs-A full assortment of berries has
been on the market for the past few days. the
average quality of which ranged good. Red
and black raSpberries, as well as backberrics,
are in good supply and arrive in better condi-
tion than in previous years. Strawberries
from Michigan are choice and meet with
ready sale. Raspbenies, black, per bushel
stand $9.0OlGl000; raspberries black, per 1915
quart drawer, $2;25; raspberries, black, per "A
quart case, S3.5Od3i5; raspberrles, red, per
a quart case, S3.5O6i.00; raspberries, red, per
"a pint case Sl.15@?00 blackberries, per "A
quart case, S3.60a400; strawberries, per lG
quart case, Sl.75(02 %; blueberries per I
bushel stands, S6.00C9L00; currants, per "A
quart case, Sl.15Cd2.4O.
ORANGEs-Stocks are very much reduced
| and the season is about over. There is moth
ing left on the market except Los Angeles
and the supply is not large. Los Angeles
5000
CALIFoRNIA FRuITs-Receipts are more
liberal and outside orders can be filled more
readily and with better stock. ApricOts, pei
crate, 4 baskets, Sl.5O; aprlcots, 5 crate lots
per crate, SIPS; peaches, per box, S2.25;
peaches, box lots, per box, $500; plums
per crate of 4 baskets, S275; plums, crate
| lots, per crate, $3.50.
LEMoNs-Lemons are advancing steadily
the supply is short and with hot weather De
fore us we may see extremely high figures ye
very high prices seldom prevail betore July
4th, but ottener come Just after the 4th
Fancy, per box, $3.50; box lots, $500.
| BANANAs-Bananas are very good anC
very cheap now. Bananas, per bunch, as tc
size, S2.OOC63.5O.
CocoANuTs-Co Cocoanuts, per 100, $500; les
than hundred, per 100, $3.50.
WATERMEIoNs,-The first car of the sea
son has Just arrived; they are of choc,
quality. Watermelons, per 100, SS5.OOC04O 90
GREEN APPLEs-Large lots of green ap
pies are coming in e bushel boxes by express
The first carload OF green apples in barrels
| will be here about July ]. During the early
part of the season the market fuctuates ma
terially and quotations therefore are unrelia
sL6o@l.35; green per q bushel box 9Ocq
Sl.00.
BEANs-Inferior stocks, 75c@l.Oo; good
clean country, Sl.25(Gl.50: medium hand
picked, sl,SOal.4O; handpicked navy, Sl.4O@
} FLOUR AND MHLsTUFrs-Winter whea
-four best quality patent, $500; secont
} quality, S2JWGaIo; best quailly spflnt
wheat Hour, patent, S2.509260; bran, so
per cwt; chopped feed, CSC per cwt; whit
corn meal, eOc; yellow corn meal, soc PEE
} cwt; screening, 6Oc per cwt; hominy, 81. 81
hav. in bales. $500 per ton.
WooI-Medjum, l6@lSc per ID; fine heavy
lOQl4c: light, l2(9l5c; coarse, l29l4ci burr!
wool. 2(G5c OH.
HIDEs-Green butchers, 6}fc; green cured
Sc; dry flint lgl3c; dry salt 9'dl0c; dam
aged hides, twO-thirds price; tallow, 393h4c &c
grease. prime white, Be; yellow, &c; brown
1s4c: sheep pelts 25@I5c.
Q al leather
LKATRER--Prme slaughter sole leather
: 96tGS3c: prime OAK sole leather. So(93sc
Upper leather, per foot 20l92oc; hem
4 kip, 75(GS5c; oak kip, s5(995c; French XII
Sl.0O@l25; hem. calf, sl0lgl, 10; oak cali
SlO0Cal.25; French calf, Sl25,9l.S5; MorOcc
y boot leg, 30Q32c; Morocco oil pebble, 2SCG32c
toppings and Innings, S6.0OlGl000 per doz.
S HEAVY HARDwARE-lrOn. rates, s2.2i
piow steel, special cast 40; erucible steel. u