Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-26
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations
staple md EnncN prOhucc.


$3.50; small rabbits. 25aioc; jacks, 75c squirrels.
GDa75c; deer saddles. i4al6o; carcasses loallci
antelope saddles. l3niic; carcasses, &c; Canada
geese, large, s6.Ooa7.OO; small. A0Oa5@
doz. 81 co. club house Ii 10. Jars. per doz., 81 l5i
Ilmberger, fancy, per ID, sac; Roauetort' I'D,
Jars, per doz, $500; Young Americas WAei
vEAL-cholce rat, so to 100 lbs, are quoted at
iIsc; LARGE and coarse, 4H5c. -,,-c,. ,,,u
keys. giaalic; geese Ease; ducks, Ease.
LIVE POuLTRY-Not wanted.
PldEoNs-Liye, 75asoc; dead pigeons not
HHY-upland $685. midland, $3.50; lowland,
$500; rye straw, $i00. color makes the price on
hay; light bales sell the best, only top grades
nRooM CoRN-Extrcmeiy slow sale; new
crop delivered track In country; choice green
self-worlting carpet. per h., 2hc; choice green,
running to hur 24c; common, li9c.
VEGETABLES.
SWEET POTATOES-On orders, per Dbl. E2'Oo'
oNloNS-Good stock, per bu., iod5oc.
LIMA BEANS-pcr ID. &c.
BEANS-Hand picked navy. per bu.. Sl25.
CABBAGE-Good stock, per hundred. sL25.
CELERY-Per doz., 25G5Oc; fancy, large, 459
SOC
PoTAToEs-Good stock per bu,, 25o; wyOm-
FRUITS.
GRApEs-Crates Is pony baskets Concords
and Catawbas, per crates, $3.50. -,
MALAGA GRAPEs-Per keg, 81 80
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cod. per Dbl. 30.
APPLEs-Cooking, per Dbl, sl656L75i fancy
New York. 81. 20.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
PINEAPPLEs-Per crate of two to three doz''
oRNNGEs-Mexlcan 1915; California navels.
y LiEMoNs@Mcssinas. u5oa5oO; choice Cali
fornia s3jOq3.15; fancy 81.
,26oass5; medium, sized punches, si5Oa2O.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY-Tancy white, per lb.. lic; choice lSc;
California, amber color lOc , .o-o -
CIDER-Clarined juice, per half bbl S'So; per
Nj MAPLE SYRiUP-Five-gal cans each, s2,59a
2.75; gal. cans, per doz sl2; half-sal cans |o-o
' sAuE 'i1" KR&uT-Per half bbl si75,; bills.
fancy qo%n iS' boxes
NUTs-Almonds California ;od per rr. G i Wai
size be- Brazs per sort iG she'll nU' a@ao stand
ards. i14l1kc filberts, per lb.. lOc Pecans poi
ished large, saioc; jumbo, 1lgl2c; large hick,
DRY nuts s1.25 per bu. small. $50; cocoanuts' DC
HIDES. TALLow. ETC.
b HE &e; No. green green sSited hides, c No
lbs !e no veal calf to Is l6s a, &c; S H9
Saac: No / dry sailed hides. sd9c; part cured
hides &c per NJ. less than fully cured. o.,,eo,.
SHEEP PELTS-Green sailed. each, 25Iboc;
green saited shearings short wooded early skinsI,
each l5c; dry shearlngs tshort wooded early
M MeR!sN 5a S:' dry nt Kansas and Nebraska
sexual weight 4dt5c: dry fint colorado Murrnin
cut cut on. as it is useless to pay freight on them;
TALLow AND GREAsE-Talow, No. /, Sc:
white II. &c; grease, yellow. &c; grease, dark,
NC; old butter. 2q2kc; beeswaX prime l5a22c;
WooI.HUnwashei nne. heavy, c97o; fine. light.
Sa9c; quarterblood, lO@l2c: seedy bury and
cotted and broken, nne. sgSc. Fleece washed
Medium. l5G1Sc; fine, Adl6c; tub washed lGpiSc;
black. Sc; bucks, &c; tag locks 2aSc; dead
BoNEsIIn car lots. weighed and delivered in
country. beached, per ton. iO00ql2 90; dry coun-
try, damp and meaty per ton, S6.00QS.0O.
FRESH MEATS.
BEEF-Good native steers, 100 to GOO lbs, 5ieGp
ers 5Gp5hc; medium cows and hefers. 4l2c; good
quarters native steers. &C. good headquarters cows
and heifers. sac; good hindqrarters native steers
chucss, de-; cow e.iucrs. apac; steer chucs. ic
beef tenderloins. zoe; beef rolls homeless. Slsc
siroin butts. homeless. sac; loin backs boneless
&c: strip Ioins. lei cow ribs No 3, 6Isc; cow
lons, No. 3. skc; beef trimmings, 3lac; rump
butts sc; shoulder clods 5lsc.
PoRK-Dressed hogs 4a.c; pork loins, SC; pork
tenderIoins i5e spare ribs. 5e ham SAUSAGE usage
ders, skinned sc; pork trimmings &c; leaf lard
not rendered, 5Rc.
MUTToN-Dressed lamb. &c; dressed mutton,
dies, mutton, re; stew, Sc; sheep plucks, &c.
st. Louis General Market.
ST LOUIS, Dec. a.-FLouR-Dull and weak;
patents. A.G0G47j; extra fancy. Al0gi2O; fancy,
81 40a3.5O: choice. SSO0d3.10.
WHEAT-Futures closed unsettled at but slight
changes from yesterday. There was no busl-
ness this morning and very little attention was
paid to the market. the pit being almost de-
serted most of the time, There very little
news of Importance; spot easy; No. red cash
In elevator, 9lo track 9Og93c; No. hard
cash, Isc, nominal; December, 9lsse; May sO3sc
bid.
CoRN-Futures duh and easier; spot steady
No cash, 2Oa2Ohc; December, zoe asked
oATs-Futures dull; spot steady; No. 2 cash.
BARLEY-DuIl: mailing. 3OGiOc.
CORN MEAL-Sl.35
BRAN-Dun and unchanged sacked. east side
nominally soc.
FLAXSEED-Better at 72lsc
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime, 50. 10. -
HAY-Quet and steady; timothy. '6OoalO5O;
prairie. $lOOI7.5O.
EGGS-Quiet at lac
LEADNDuil at s2.75a2s2M.
|. SPEBTEI-Dull at Sa97s.
PROVISIoNS-Pork. easy; standard mess
966nS oce Lara poSnS h6SsS I Prme
ders Sass: extra short clear. AG2bs; ribs. A7O
shorts, AS7is. Dry salt meats. boxed shoulders,
as9i extra snort clear ''''s' F'O' E'' shorts
PoULTRY-ch dun; old, 4lsc spring
&c. turkeys, firm at SGShc; ducks. firm at
GIhG7c; geese. slow at 4a5lRc,
RECEIPTs-Four. 5000 hbls. wheat. 10000
s% GSt' DSi. $500 wheat SS 5000
| bu,; corn. 5000 bu; oats. 5000 bu.
Liverpool Markets.
LIVERPOOL Dec. 4.-,WtIEAT--Spot. steady:
demand poor: No red, IS I'd; No. l Cali;
hrtaa posons ip sSe qa[ eo s near wS
| near and distant positions ia higher; business
heaviest on middle positions; December a1ls nom
! 6s iOd; April, nominal; May. Is lOd.
coRH-Sgot. steady; american mixed, new;
distant positions unchanged: closed steady, with