Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-28
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations
ON StnpIe md EnncN Prnhmce.

All reports agree that the crop Of broom corn
Is very large in this state this year, as well os in
some other sections OF the country. The result
Is that prices are much lower than last year.
While the prospect would seem to favor a steady
market from now until the first Of the year, 1t
Is probable that any changes that may occur
viii be on the side Of a lower market.
Packing stock butter does not move very freely,
even at the very low quotations given below.
On the other hand, choice butter Is scarce and
The tracks were fun Of hay yesterday. and 1T
WAS nearly an coarse bottom hay. Receipts are
moving slowly, The hay crop in this state Is
large, but the prospects are poor for finding any
outlet Tor 1t except that afforded by the local
consumption. ohio and Indiana will have to
sTtp , ,Stse g plad OF nay, out eastern feeders
me coarse bottom land hay from Nebraska does
Delhs shipped from here as far east as Illinois.
EGGs-Fresh stock. per doz., ls9i3Mc,
BUTTER-Paeking stock, &c; choice to
fancy country. 14ul6c; gathered creamery. 1I@isc;
separator creamery, Sdlgc.
VEAL-Choice fat. 20 to 100 lbs. are quoted at
T9nSC; large and coarse. 4dGc.
A HafasN Hi 2isd5 f%ins. i iaa: S SFi%%, iz and f 1oWa,
full cream, 1Oq1lc; Limburger, Ne. :. l2c; brick.
LIVE FoULTRY-Hens. Ga7c; ROSTERS, Sc;
spring chickens, per h., SaQ1c; ducks, 6g6isc;
PiGEoNs~Per doz.. 81.
HAY-Upland, IS; midland, $3.50; lowland, IS;
iisht bales sell the best. Only top grades bring
G~AME-Prairie chickens. per doz.. S.: teal
ana mixed ducks. SLjO; mallard and red head
BROOM CoRN-New crop. delivered on track
IN country, choice green self-working carpet, per
56; 2&a2}ici choice green running to burl, 2Ia0
2hc; common, 1iac.
VEGETABLES.
The new, crop Michigan beans are being Of
and choice and no finer looking white beans were
ever placed on this market.
ctablcs consists largely Of HiniqGiries from parties
who wish to sell onions.
celery crop, A large grower writes that two or
three more days of hot winds would have put
week, however. has been more favorable and the
cr,9p, Is improving. Quotations:
PoTAToEsmNapwS choice Stock K SOC. '''''"-''O'
SWEET POTATOES-Choice stock, s2.25 per
oNIoNs-Home grown. 25GaOc.
,CABBAGE-On orders, Grated, per 100, coca
-ToMAToEs-choice stock. per "A bu. basket,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. per doz, s1.75a2Oo.
.CELERY-Choice stock. large No. /. iOc; large
cANTXL,oUrisEfssS1-,cf6SodicSee stock, Grated for ship.
LIMA BEANs-Per H., 5lsc.
FRUITS.
A car OF California fruits came in yesterday,
consisting Of grapes, pears and ounces, but no
GEALIIIEE99IBINIA QnINcJEsvPer box, sl5o@1,75 Is.
'o !p s&s!?6'4 ThG Si2fs yfSiS'i case si Sc.
LPAH I, REARs-Per case; sl5ogL75:o
UTAH PEACHEs-None.
EASTERN GRAPEs-New York Concords, per
CALIFORNIA GRAPEs-per case, black va
riettes, 81; Muscats, $LlO4l.15; Tokays. $1.25p
PLuMs-None.
SOUTHERN PEACHEs-None.
A~PPLES-Choice shipping stock, bills, 50;
C~ALfFoRNiA PEACHEs-Freestones. per box.
NECTARINEs-None
TROPICAL FRUITS.
VI Ia. 49,. ~. na Ill
ceive any Florida oranges this year, or at most
not enough to cut any figure in the trade. The
the orange crop of this season at 100, 900 to $50. 900
boxes. When IT is taken into consideration that
boxes ONE idea Of the terribly destructive effects
Of The freeze Of last year may be had. The few
all probability be absorbed by the large eastern
cities and few ! { any viii find their way as far
west as this city. The failure of the Florida
crop will leave a gap in the orange supply, as
tt2t state has been depended upon to FIJI in the
time between the California crops. Mexican
oranges are being handled to some extent in the
different markets and It is claimed that they
fornia oranges arrived on this market in De,
cember, but that was considered unusually early.
oRANGEsnCh0iee seedlings, per bog, s2.75;
none; California valencias, none.
L~EMoNs.Extra fancy lemons, 800 size. SO;
BANANAs-Choice large stock. per bunch. 81 %
az p 80; me ppI ns size punches 'i'7'a2.s5.
AND TALLow
HIDES-No; | green hides. &C.; No, 2 green
hides Sic; No; ! green Ee! gated hides. &c. No. ?
lbs, Sc; No. 2 veal! calf. s to l5-lbs.. &c; No. /
dry ,aS. ' INT hid STy i ssit ! b No. : dr. dry yod aint hid hides, 100
hides. lac per ID: less than fully cured.
,r SaIE saf,oi fE sJedSiI1ss Sshot sailed ,yadjod each 2596oG;
each 5aljc; dry shearlings (short wooded early
sktns,i No: ! each, 6gi5c; dry shearlinFs Cs6ort
Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts, actual
pelts, per h.. actual weight. 4a6Iac; dry mint
GSi2THao 4d mnFrf Have w fSSt d Psl's ar p Ss Ib actual .ei!
to pay freight on them. - - " USe'eSS
,TAiLoW, AND G~REAsE-No. ! tallow. 4c;
i ~; srea Sse'w White S's 3, s fgsaT greas %ni yellow a. s4 %
&c; grease, dark. 2Ic; old butter, 2q2%c:' bees
~3 Wot6Ph T.'" GN Iig1Sii E8uf@ ssil SSavs se' ea7o: fine
light. Sa9ci quarter-blood, lOqlZc; seedy. bury
s sna c S1tfmy' a Sd'f broken Jo.ota e aea s SFS < coarse 10
WOOL wXsHEp@Modiamt. i5Slsc; fine. l.o
tag locks. 2Q3c; dead pulled, 5a6c.
DRESSED
ai bEEF Food aows western and S ssGsgs, 4IG to 600 lbs ~
cows and heifers, 43ikc; good forequarters cows
heifers, slaa7c; fair hindquarters cows and
heifers, &c; COW rounds, 4lsg53c; COW chucks,
frozen, Toe; fresh, 15c; beef rolls, homeless, Sc;
sirloin butts. boneless. &c; loin backs, homeless,
itoinns. No. g. 7c; steer ribs nc; steer Iio:lHpss, s Go"
MUTTON-Dressed mutton, &c; racks mutton.
9l2c; legs mutton. 7ac; saddles mutton. nc;
ORK-Pork loins. Zoe: spare ribs, &c; pork
shoulders, SIC; pork shoulders, skinned, 6kc;
pigs feet. cleaned. per doz, S5c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
OYSTERS-EXtra selects, SOC per can; company
selects, BIC; New York counts, 40C; extra stand
ards. Csc; horseshocs. 2jc.
HONEY-Native white clover. lac; choice stock,
l3c.
MAPLE S~YRUP-Gailon cans, per doz., Sl2:
legal. cans, per doz., 1925; quart cans, per doz.,
So. II.
N~uTS-Almonds, lac; English walnuts, soft
shelled. lie; standards, l0c: ilberts, &c; Brazil
nuts, Sc; pecans. &c; peanuts. raw. 5Is96c;
STOCKS AND BONDS.