Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-24
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Condition of Trade ana Quotations
on staple and Fancy Produce.

Condition of Trade ana Quotations
on staple and Fancy Produce.
EGGs-Good stock. i5disc
BUTTER-Common to fair. &C; choice to fancy
gathered cream i2qisc.
GAME-Prairic chickens per doz. s375aLoO;
quail si''5a2Oo; teal ducks. $50; red heads and
mallards 81 75a3Oo
90 y! Hl!EIE,sE,Domeste rs, brick &c; Edam per dor.,
p25; club house, 1-ib Jars. per doz.. i5.i5: Linn
j1,s;, jSrs; per doa $780, Young XhiSrioas i6&c;
exN,EAI,-choice fat so to 100 lbs are quoted at
'geG, large and coarse. 4a5c.
al liiItsssED PoULTRY-spring chickens, &c;
9id 3i hens e'sa7e: turkeys, ioGi2c: geese, ioc:
LIVE PoULTRY-Hens. sac: cocks. &c: spring
chickens, bsc: spring ducks. 7nSc; turkeys. Sc
nI3IGEoNS.-1.Ive: ooc: dead pigeons not wanted.
81 7Ht6Afvcplsnd "a, rv land 49, midland 81 lowand
nay; light bales sell the best only top grades
BROOM coRN-ES,rcmeiy slow sale; new
crop delivered on track in country: choice green
running to hur per co,r,on n IS' SE0ee green
VEGETABLES.
sWEET sW,; t.o PoTAToEs,-on orders, per Dbl, 'lTs
ONIONS Good stock. per bu, s5d5oc.
LIMA bEANs Per lb.. 4c
SAIBBAGEzHome grown, per hundred. 759eoc.
pGT S9rPer dez, 2Sc; fancy l9rge 45a5oc
FRUITS
GRAZ PES0New York l2,sc: large lots. 1cc.
CALIFORNIA PEACHES-None,
PLuMS-No shipping stock.
,orAJ GALiEoRMIA i.1sI,, ,GRAPEs-Toknys and other
CRANBERRIEs-Cap Cod. per hbl. ,sooGs 80
APPLES-CookinE. per bbl.. sl.75. eating, 81 S5
a29o; Jonathans fancy. s2.25; fancy New York
CALIFORNIA PEARs-Per box, stS5a2.Oo
QUiNCES-Per bbl.. 81
TROPICAL FRUITS
ORANGES-Mcxican. 81
LEMONS - Messihas ,5OOa5 20. California
lemons, A0OGA5O
BANANAS-Choice large stock per bunch
'ZoOa225; medium sized punches. sl50Q2O0.
FRESH MEATS
BEEF-Good native steers 400 TO GOO lbs 6Iba
ers 5d5lsc; medium cows and heifers, 4iSc; good
toreluarters cows and heifers, 3,sc; good
quarters cows and helfers. 6ilc; good hindquar-
,s Srs naive steers sac; COW rounds SC; COW
steers ehucks, SAc; beef tcnderloins. 19c; beef
roiIs' boneless, ec siroin butts, boneless, SiEc:
ribs. No, ,. &c; COW loins' No. s. sc:' beef
trimmings &c; rump butts. SC; shoulder clods.
PoRK-Dressed hogs. SC; pork loins. &c; pork
,tenaerloins' l5c; spare ribs &c; ham sausage.
ssc' pork shoulders, rough 4isc; pork
leaf lard not rendered. Gilc.
MUTToN-Dressed lambs &c; dressed mutton.
dies, mutton SlEc; stews. &c: sheep plutns &c;
sheep tongues. per doz 25c
HIDES AND TALLow.
The Chicago Shoe and Leather Review SAYS
mat the hide market has assumed a quieter
Tone ana there seems less pressure on the part
oi buyers The determination OF western tan
ners TO prevent the prices from being unduly
inflated seems TO have had a salutary effect
There Is general feeling that II bun hides
were TO remain very long at the Sc mark the
grain leather trade woull b. injured severely and
the ultimate decline in bun hides would be severe
The Milwaukee tanners are in favor OF a mod.
crate conservative policy that viii In the end
be best for both the hide and leather Interests
The sales of packer hides have not been large,
but prices still tend strongly upward. All indcn-
tions point to n limited XIII of cattle The re
n from
last year. while the entry OF sheep was larger.
week, showing the extent to which mutton is
being substituted for beef.
weeks ago. and In view of the general apathy of
business seemed illogical and unwarranted. Many
persons refused to believe that hides could sus-
tain rapid advances at such time as this and
they confidently predicted relapse The hide
markets however. steadily gained in strength.
in the upward march. Now that wheat corn
and other staples are experiencing boom, some
and shoe trades are beginning TO realize
that there is some inherent strength in the hide
HIDEs-No. / green hides SC: No. green
hides, &c; No. green sailed hides. &c: No
5sen bs d salssa Ned sSss asa s Ss No 10 zeal @ calf g y
dry nint hides sgsc; No. dry lint hides, Ease:
No dry rs sated lied hides &C. part cured hides. 'ac
SHEEP PELTS-Green salted each, 2jdcoc;
sklns). each. i5c; dry shsarings tshOrt wooled
early skins, No; l.. each. &c; dry shenrlinGs
NnoTt Wooled early skinS), no. !. each. SC; dry
flint Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pclts
per lb.. actual weight 4d5c; dry flint Kansas
and Nebraska Murrain wool pelts, per h.. act
ual weight. 3Gic: dry nIn. colorado butcher
wool pelts. per ID. actual weight. 4I5c: dry
hint Colorado MurraIn wool pelts, per lb., actual
weight Sdic feet cut of, as 1t is useless to pay
freight them.
TALLOW AND GREASE-Tallow. No l. Sc;
talow, No. ., 2iEc; grease. white A. Sc: grease
white u. &c; grease. yellow &c; grease dark
lAc; old butter, 292isc; beeswax prime. $50
RoNEs1In car lots, wcIsher and delivered in
Chicago; Dry buffalo. per ton. Sl2. O0GsliOO dry
country, bleached, per ton. sioOOIl20O; dry coun-
try. damp and meaty. per ton. Sc 00SIS co.
WOOL-Unwashed. fine heavy. soc: nne light
Sdac quarter blood. i0al2c; seedy. bury and
chafy, Sd9c; cotted and broken coarse 7T9c;
cotted and broken. fine 6qSc. Fleece washed
Medium, l56lSc: fine H8lGc: tub washed l6d
lsc: black. Sc: bucks. &c; tag locks. 2Gf3c dead
pulled. 5dGc.