Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-05
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Condition of Trade nnd Quotations
ON STAPLE md Fancy PrOducc.


on staple and Fancy Produce.
The egg market II frm as quoted.
Poultry has been in very lgh; demand all this
week That is usually the case after a holiday, on
which large quantities Of poultry have been
consumed. II seems ms u the public appetite is
tired Of poultry and n change is demanded.
Even at the low prices quoted 1t Is slow work
disposng Of the present moderate receipts
EGGs"s,rlc,iy fresh stock. 1sc.
HUTTER-Pscking stock, 1Oc; fair 20 good
country. 1aal4c; choice to fancy country. H0l5c
faoced fsSsec creamery i'9iS'' separator creamery
VEA1..--choice fat. 70 to 100 lbs. are quoted at
CHEESE E-Domestc brick. 11hc; Edam. per
d9z $40; Club House, lib jars; per doz;, s2eo;
Limberger. fancy, per ib;. nise: Roquefort, Alb
bars. per doz,,, $3.50; Young Americas, HE;
POULTRY -Dressed-chickens, sa7c; ducks,
7gsc turkeys, choice, sa9c; geese, 7qSc.
az lHnAsYuupl9nd IA u 500; midland, $50 iowlSnd
hay; light bales sell the best. only top grades
BROOM coRN-New crop. delivered on track
II county id sh9ie' green selfworklns m carpet per
o, + I, chi. chicken; B.G BsE dqs 81
81 25; Jack rabbits. per doz', looGi25; small rab
bits; SS9I5e: mailard iueks, $3.50: rsdheads. .sso
si:75aacS; caIada geese g; email geese. M5o
l2iggisc: elk saddles, iialse: elk earcasses
saoc; Sn,,eope saddles l'ai.c Sntsope car
PfGEONS-Llve, per doz.. 800
vEGETABLEs
Yesterday from i1iinnis oun,niImns. '''
MUSHROOM oMs-rer iis-,b. box, 6osb75c.
in small lots aoc. Soinpadn So soS,.stc '' ''oe
oss. vs. sss,I ss'os ass,n;s
per bbI II 70. q 10 EhSi ,nta I, W" Spa'''S'
I,,iS!S ,Iand,pIcked navy. per ba.. sIsSai75
bbI n 1"o''e s'0uA' SS'-' per
>, ,CoaA.n,nAGE-on IA, orders. Grated, per 100 lbs.
CEI,ERY-Fancv large ro,oraao so5soc. cbo,cs
ssSk ssssaSe large No l. aoa''c large No s5c small
LIMA BEANS-Per- III 5c
. ie.a.' ea'e' '"0o1L''
c.,,ro FRUITS.
CALIFORNIA STRAWBERRIES-Per box, 80c
.ApPLES-Fancy stock, s275q3 OO choice stock.
eissg1fS- d%f.iFoRSrA o,,rncrsron.
OREGON PEARs-Per case. s225
s,ta ERRIESMJersey. RI, $50: Cape God, 81
to 70 lbs gross S. 0'-'e' oo''' ''' per %
'''>' ''' TnopicAI. RC o rnItpTs 1rIpp,SS ''0'A'
sssSa ssss5 ,ng The srr5Ss 5% ss%i colo" .h;
Mexican oranges is expected to arrive this t Week
eH neS Week so car n Of M Is billed 10 s
well supplied for some time 10 come NeSicans vii,
not vet in nostion n' i m sne nr rHT. S ,i @
thai states cr6n ~, 'ti III 49,, e6 aan oi
This viii certainly prevent much Of it coming 10
northern 1 markets and prices for fruit from that
state Will be high
The northern district of California was visited
by frost about the Goth of last month, but
strange to relate no reports have gone, out as TO
the injury OF the crop This leads the Mime
apolis % Market Review to remark that large
crop Is expected and no light frost could affect
the market for future shlpments Stl the
growers, under the very perfect organization
which they have now formed may believe it to
go out that frost has injured the fruit. even
though such may be fact. In some former
years they have circulated reports broadcast OF
frost injury in hopes of Increased values by the
shortage. which did not appear as they placed
many of the frosted oranges on the market
This led buyers to a suspicious frame of mind
and many of them refused to buy except on
track with privilege of examination Quotations:
ANGES-Mexicans, per box, $3.50; California
butded seedlings SI2j
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS per box 3425aI5O: Nes-
sinas size $3.50 SI 30; size 300 sI75
RANANAS-C'hoice large stock per bunch ~ 90
az 25: medium sized bunches sIT5
npEssEp MWara
BEEF-Lght western steers 400 to 500 lis. So
@6c; good cows and heifers 5Au5I2c; medium
cows and heifers 4aQ5c; good forequarters cows
and heifers. 3iaQIc; good headquarters and
heifcrs. ehGTci fair hindauarters cows and
6l4c; steer chucks, 4c beef tenierlons
buneiess, Slkc; ioin backs. boneless, SIkc; ioin
backs 6lsc; cow ribs, No; 3, eI4c; COW lons. No.
g. 7hc; steer ribs, 7lsc: steer loins DC.