Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-14

l.anlos tongues, per x bOl, S3.25; do, per
kit $3.50; do, quart jars per doz, s5a5 do,
pUl S4OO; do per l4bbl, 500; do, per kit
Svc.
,lioNEY-cslfOrn,a, lsc; strained, 1oc;
MAPLE sue Bricks, per lb, l9,fc; pen
nv cakes. per h.. l5c.t~--'
.CocoASurs-Per 100 $500; less than 100,
rRoylsroSs-iIam. iol &c; breakfast ba.
sides 6l5c; shoit rib sides, 6l5c; shoulders.
bcl{ mess pork. $3.50 per bbl dried beef
ham pieces, dc; lard. terces, 5ls(d6c; 80 ID
cans, 6l9c; 10 10 cans (Fairbanks) CSC: 5
less ha M. lli$c.
NEW FIes, DATES, Erc.-Layer figs. 8 and
lob boxes, per ID, l6c. Dates, fancy .Fard,
lib boxes, per Id, lie; Persian, 50-lb boxes,
Ess Ess. lO' '0'' PFun'lle'' S'-l0 boxes per l0'
LEMoNs-The market has advanced and
is strong and active. Choice sold in New
York City as high as 500 and $50 this
Ss.00aS.50; choice, S1.O0tG1.50.
ORANGEs-There are none in the market
excepting Los Angeles and not many of
them; Los Angeles are or, quoted at s4'oC
small varieties, Sl.5o; southern, 16 at boxes,
Sl.50.
BERRlEs-The market has been rather un-
steady on Strawberries for the past few days,
prices. The market is well supplied with
Iowa home grown. 1t Is not anticipated that
prices will go much lower, as the homegrown
will not last much longer, ana after they are
gone the market will have to look to Mchi-
gan for its supply. few black raspberries
have been received and have sold fairly well
to the local trade. Prices are most too high
for shipment to outside markets. The berries
received are southern and St Louis home
grown. Red raspberres have put in an ap-
pearance in the market but the receipts are
very light The following quotations are for
choice shipping stock, quotations for common
berries, Iowa home grown, 16 Qt cases, Sl.600e
LIS: red raspberries. southern, 24-pt cases,
$500; black raspberries, southern. 24-qt eases,
S5.Oo@5O; black raspberries, ST. Louis home
grown, drawers, o QtS, Sl.50(0l.75,
BANANAs-The demand for bananas is
very good, and the amount of stock consumed
is quite large. Another car of choice stock is
expected TO arrive arrive IN IN y day % or two. Bananas
PINEAPpLEs-There are none on the mar
ket.
CnERRIEs-Therc is no regularity in the
receipts, there being an Over-supply at one
the receipts are from California, only few
quart boxes, Sl.5O; California black Tar
tartan, large, sl.65; California small varie-
ties S150.
PoTAToEs-The market for old potatoes is
emoraized and the demand is lighter than
it has been at any time this season. The
majority of the retail dealers have about all
they will require, as new potatoes and other
new vegetables are largely taking the place
of old potatoes. Pedders are about the only
ones to whom commission men will sell, and
they will not pay enough to hardly make
good the freight and commissions. Two cars
of poor stock were sold on track this week at
lac per buShei. The choicest stock is slow
sale, in small lots, at 25c.
VEGETABLEs-,Ihe following quotation
Mt NJ 81 Ia ysl1
quirng choice fresh selected stock, are filled.
Southern caulifower, per d0z, Sl.25; home
grown caulitiOwer, 75ctGSl.OO; home grown
asparagus, per doz, 35g4Oc; green onions,
peas, per bu, Sl.0O; Bermuda onions, per box,
S2.00(d225; onions, southern, per bbl, $1,000
40; string beans, per bu box, Sl.25(Gl 80;
wax beans, per bu box, SlOO: cucumpers, per
NEW VEGETABLES Cabbage, per crate,
$500 southern cauliflower. per doz.,
S..oo9Ss4O; homegrown me row asparagus, per
radishes per doz, 15a20c: lettuce, per doz,
zoe; pieplant, per ID, 1c; peas per bush
box, Sl.5O; string beans per bush box, Sl.75
wax pdans don peT ossm nes
S1.a5; onions southern, per per bb $500; onions,
BEANs-The market rs very quiet and
1.5O: medium hand-pcked, Sl.3O@l. 40; hand
picked navy, 81. .4Ot1l. GO.
FLOUR AND MILLsTUFFs-Winter wheat
-four, best quality patent, $500; second
quality, $2.50@275: best quality spring
wneat -four, patent. S250(G2.6O: bran, SOC
per cwt: chopped feed. Csc per cwt; white
corn meal, soc; yellow corn meal. soc per
cwt; screening, 6Oc per cwt: hominy. ST.
per cwt; shorts, SIC per cwt; graham, 10:
hay, in bales. $500 per ton.
GiAIN-Corn, &c; rye, 55c; oats, 25c;
wheat, No. ., CSC
WOoI-Medium, 12(Gl5c per ID: fine heavy,
1Oal4c: light, 1201i5c; coarse l01l2c; bury
wool, 20l5c off,
LEATuEn-Prime slaughter sole leather,
2s3S5c: prime oak sole leather. 3G(639c.
Upper leather, per foot. 2O(a2sc: hem.
kip, 750dS5c: oak kip, s5995c: French kip,
Sl.OOGl 25; hem. calf, $l.Oo(9l. 10; oak calf,
Sl.OO9l 25: French calf, Sl.25pl .S5; Morocco
boot leg, 3O(032c; Morocco oil pebble 2SC132c:
toppings and Innings, So OO0QlGOO per doz.
CoAI-Iowa S3.35; Walnut block, S3.25;
Illinois, S4.75; Missouri, - 90.
HEAVY HARDWARE-lron rates, S225;
plOw steel, special cast, 4c; crucible steel, CSC;
cast tools do. l2dlSc: wagon spokes, per set
81. 1908 90: hubs. per set, $l.25: fellOes,
sawed dry 81. 40; tongues, each, TIC; axles
each, 75c: square nuts per ID, 7(6llc; coil
chain, per 10, 6(Ql2c: mallcable. case: iron
wedges. &c: croWbars &c: harrow teeth, 4c:
spring steel. 7(GSc: Burdens hOrseshoes.
Wire. i'm car lots. 500 per 100 lbs. Iron
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