Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Condition of Trade nnd Quotations
ON stable md Ennry prOhmcc.


The week closed with both eggs and poultry
slow and dun Quotations.
EGGS-Sirictly fresh stock 1jisdi6c.
BUTTER-Packng stock, Ease. fair to good
country, 12dlic; choice to fancy country, 1ial6c;
gathered creamery. lGqiSc; separator creamery,
19a2Oc.
vEAL--Choice fat 70 to 100 lbs. are quoted at
sac; large and coarse, 4aGc.
CHEESE-Domestic brick. 11&c; Edam, per
doz 5000; Club House. 1 lb. jars per doz.. 800;
Limburger fancy. per ID, 11Ac; Roquefort. h-b.
Jars. per doz.. $3.50; Young Americas. 1Oiac;
ems, per ID. 63c: roosters, 3aic; ducks, 7nSc;
turkeys sm1Oc; geese, 6a7c Dressed-Chickens,
HAY-Upland S6; midland, $3.50; lowand, IS;
light sell the Ses DoS only S grades bring
Broom coRN-New crop, delivered on track
lb, 2h42Ac; choice green cunning to hurl, 21a9
GAME-Praire chickens. young. per doz.. ;5
prairie chickens old, SSOO435o; quail, 81 75420 0O
bits, per doz., s2O6a3,Oo: small rabbits. 81; NAL
lard ducks 50; redheads, 50; canvasback ducks
Wing 'sI s5o 'ma mixed T'"S Guc s5o Sa cansSa ElSda
geese IS; small geese, $3.50; brants. $3.50; deer
saddles, l5dl6c; deer CarCasses, l2iami3c elk sad
dies 15c; elk carcasses, lie; antelope saddles, II
Q5c; antelope carcasses, 10G11c.
VEGETABLES.
BEANS-Hand- picked navy, per bu.. l.75a1. 50.
SPANISH ONIoNs-Pcr crate, 6Od 65c
POTATOES-Choce stock 3Oa35c; lots. 25
SWEET PoTAToEs-Cholce stock $50 per
oNIoNs-Home grown 25a3oc
..CABBAGE-on orders. Grated per 100 lbs,
CELERY Choice stock, large No. /, 4oc; large
No 2, 3jc; small, 25d3Oc
LIMA BEANS-Per lb.. 5tkc.
WATER CItESS-Per 16-qt. case I.504L75.
FRUITS.
| CALIFORNIA QUINCES-Per box, $3.50.
CALIFORNIA, PEARs--No Bartletts suitable
| for shipping: other varieties 81.
ID IBAtl0 II, ,I,i rEARs-Psr AIRS case, g.
ALMERiN GR4pEsFer stSGK SS6 PSG Sb Os 5o $500
EASTERN GRAPEs-New York Concords pc:
CALIFORNIA GRAPEs-Tokays, per double
case, 50.
ArPLEs-Jonathans LIS $3.50; choice shipping
| CALIFORNIA PEACHES-None.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
The lemon market is dun and trade durlnq
! the past week has been lighter than usual even
| Tor this season. according to the New York
Of consumption naturally are small at this TIM
of the year, and in view. Of the comparatively
the grocery trade are disposed To- leave the frui
| alone, except when compelled to handle it. The
reason why the jobbers and retailers are so in.
different at the present time is to be found partly
| IN the expectation that supplies will be NOR,
liberal this year than they were last and that
| consequently prices will be lower basis
Already the stock Of Malaga lemons shippet
| this season is considerably in excess Of the Ship.
| ments to the corresponding date last year. The
| March was the last arrival. and since she cam.
| in there has been no adyices of further direct
| shipments. but it is possible that addition,
may be made to the spot supply via England.
| The outlook for the Mediterranean crops Is
| stun somewhat uncertain. but the prospects ar,
| that the supply will come up to the average
| OF Messina lemons it is stated there will be 6
third less than last year. but there will be a
least a third more of Palermo fruit, accordinl
to late advices, 50 that the shortage in the forme
will be more than made up. 1t is evident from
! the fact that there will be due to arrive her
in November some 100000 boxes, against 49,
last year in the same month, that the earl,
winter trade will not suffer from short supplies
| Nothing or next to nothing can be expectet
from Florida this season, owing to the damag,
done to the trees by the extreme cold weather
| last year, and the 100000 boxes that have beer
| contributed to the supply from that state in re
cent seasons must be made up from some othe
source. Possibly California will be able to suppl!
| the deficiency but that will largely depend upoi
whether the growers I on the coast S VIII sueeee
1t viii arrive in eastern markets in good salabl
Indications are that there will be very few
oranges received in this market from FIorid
Rs sGr snd M IS boTs bn Tnf t crop n hTs re is
will be used in Florida and nearby places !
paid as high as s. 90 to 81 25 for fruit on the tree
The little fruit in the state Is in the most south
bring it up in refrigerator cars to guarantee it
ORANGES --Mexlcans. per box 800; Jamaica.
0Ns.cq!iforniG, per box. ssOO@s25., -,
medium sized lunches. Sl.75
| PINEAPPLES-Per doz., So
HIDES AND TALLow.
HIDES-No. l green hides. sc: No. 2 gree
hides. iG Ne. ! green salted hides, Sc; Ne;
, | green salted hides, &c; No. green salted hide
% to 40 lbs, &c: No. green sated hides 25
40 lbs, Sc, No veal calf 3 to Is lbs, Sc; No.
| veal calf, to 10 lbs, &c: No dry flint hide
lOd12c; No. dry flint hides. salOc; No. DIR
sated hides, Sc; part cured hides, lsc per ID. les
than fully cured.
: SHEEP PELTs-Green salted, each $4,000
! green salted shearlngs lshort wooed early skins
! each l5c: dry shearlings tshort wooled earl
, skins). No. l. each lOc; dry shearlings (sho
4 dry flint Kansas and Nebraska butcher wo
per IL nS!us yssG SSs0 S,y Al
S lb. actual weight. 4gSc: dry, hint Colorac
butcher wool pelts, per lb actual weight, 4Q6h
dry flint Colorado Murran wool pelts, per III
actual weight. 4a5c; dry pieces and bucks actu
i weight, 2d3c. Have feet cut off, it is us
! less to pay freight them.
| TALLOW AND GREASE-Taow No. l. 3k
! tallow No. 2, &c; grease, white A, Slac; greas
r white II. &c; grease, yellow, 2iRc; graase dar
e &c; old butter. 2a2Ac; beeswax, prime, l5d22
e rough tallow. 1hc
: BONES-In car lots weighed and delivered
r Chicago: Dry buffalo, per ton sl20OIliOo; d
S country bleached., per ton NO'OOal2 d
country damp and meaty. ton, S6.004S.O
WooL-Unwashed, fine heavy, 6g7c; fine ligh
| Sa9c; quarter blood, 1Odl2c: seedy. bury ar
| Chaffy, SMqC. COttel and broken, In9