Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-11
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations
IN sinnIn md LnncN Drnlnce.


The egg market shows some signs OF weak
ness. and a few sales were reported Mt less
than the figure quoted below.
The feeling in the butter market is weak.
The poultry market was strong. especially on
chickens, the supply being very light.
Commission men are advising their shippers
70 Keep the game at home. The demand is
little game can be expected to arrive in market
able condition. It is better to let it spoil at
less ANNOYANCE. Quotatlons:
E~GGS-frcsh stock, 9Rc.
BUTTER-Fair to good stock, 769c; choice to
.,vEAf-cRoiGe fat, 10 to 100 lbs. are quoted
,CHEESE-Domestic brick, llkc: Edam, per
Limberger. fancy, per 10, i1sc; Roquefort, alb.
Alafs, per doz., $500; Young Americas, llsoi
decentralization, S@9c; old cocks. go
SCI t1rkgysi l9@l2c; ducks, Sasc; geese, 6G7o.
400; rye straw. s$S.SSO0; e nIai" makes set the pTice on
hay; light bales sell the best. Only top grades
MOON 'coRN-Extre mely slow sale; new
crop. delivered on track in country; choice green
running TO hnri, 2Ac; common, l4c
bS GAME-M y dIaS 90. ducks csSv, 81 G SSsK au rss,
rs: teal. sfesn winged, si.ooSi.s5; mixed
speckled brants, S2Ooa3co.
P1GEoNs-Live, sl.2Oal.25; dead pigeons not
VEGETABLES.
The near approach of the planting season
for seed potatoes. Quotations:
-ToMAToEs-F1orida stock, 6-basket crates,
~PEAsapoxes. 3 bu. $3.50.
@ dos. banehes so@25c.
sTRTNd Ff hEXN5SPe Rq bu, box Box. '. &C..
SPINACH-Per box. A.1OaL25.
pIp PLANT-nlinois stock, 5o-lb; box, $3.50.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES stock, per h.. 2Ac.
NIONS-Per bu., 35I5Oc.
sWhET R oksLc naSy; p Stock Rn,' 81; si;so' per
DDl, seed sweet POTATOES So %,
cELERY-California, per doz.. No. /. 81; No.
WATEk -c~ihEss-PPer' 'iiS-qt.' case. SITE,
stock. s53ioS; Red River sSG'S Valley Sy@i seed potatoes,
SOC: Early Ohio seed, 40d5Oc. %
FRUITS.
There were no Texas strawberries here to-
day, and only a few cases of Louisiana pints.
The demand was good, and they brought strong
Good apples are very scarce and hard to get,
even at the very high prices quoted.
The cranberry season is about at an end. and
what stock there is left is for the most part
Observation-Disclosures per case. of "a PTS,
IS; Louisiana, "a pts. s3.Oog3 %.
A~PPLES-Choice to fancy Ben Davis, $4,000
4.50; choice wine saps and willow twigs, S4.504
CRANBERRIEs-Jersey, 81. 5Od5.o boxes, 2 100.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
There have been no plneapples, at least none
worth mentioning. in this market this season.
Il has i,, been practically act impossible t., to get them en-;
weather. and there were not enough to go
around. Quotations..
Observation-Disclosures budded seedlings. fancy.
s2.6o42.7 IS; choice. $3.50; fancy navels. 1915
MISUNDERSTANDING. fancy. SO. 25Q3.5O: choice.
5000. 81 = S arbaInn m Ss.7 Sq s36ci. NOV ,rno,
s2.OOa2. %: medium sized punches. s1.5O@20 90.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The oyster season is practically over, and
no one is trying to do much in that line. There
is, however, stock still to be had on the mar
observation-disclosures. 15c; standards, zoe; extra
selects, 25c; company selects. &c; New York
counts; 3Sc Gr standaT wnI bulk per GAL $40.
13c; California amber color, Toe.
C~IDER-Clarihed juice. per half Dbl, 50; per
sAuER KRAUT-Per Dbl; $3.50; half bbl:,, 81,
gal. cans. per doz..7 $l2; " gal. cans. s625; quart
TTGssTImported fancy, s crown, s@lb, boxes,
DATES-Halloween. per lb., &c; fards, 10-lb.
MA? MAPiEGE j: s;TuGAsR-cholee. per h.. &c.
CoGoANuTs,Per 100. $50; each. &C.
size. 1Oc; Tarragona almonds, per ID, large, l2Hc;
Brazils, per h.. Sc; English walnuts. per ID,
fancy soft shell, 12c; medium size. Zoe; hlberts,
per lb.. loc; pecans. polished medium, Sc; large.
ioc; peanuts, raw, q roasted 7Ac.
DRESSED
steers, 400 to 600 lbs, G96hc;
good cows and heifers, 5A96c; medium cows
hsa he'f sg 4 &c; good good f hInS@naftass cows cows AMID
heifers, G%ga55c; good hindauaEterss steers, ~
s isss c GSw rounds 4i COW SM' CHICKS SSM pI stse: s sles4 :h SSRs-
ic; beef tenderioins, zee; beef rolls, boneless. DC;
sirioin butts; boneless, Sc; loin backs; homeless,
loins, No. 3, &c; beef trimmings. 3Ac; rump
OI MGrToN 5HrTtass ''S lamb, e; dressed mutton.
&c; racks. Sc; legs, &c.; saddles, Sc; stews. Sc;
- hogs, &c; pork loins. CSC; spare
ribs. SIC; ham sausage butts, sc; pork shoulder,
4Nc; pork shoulders. skinned, &c; pork trim
mings, 4lec; leaf lard. not rendered, sac; ten
HIDES AND TALLow.
l green hides, 3hc: No. 2 green
hides. 2,Sc; No. i green sSlted hides. 4$c;o No. 2
dry Hint hides, 7@8o; No: . dry flint hides, 5Gsc;
No. I dry sailed hides, &c; part cured hides. hc
SHEEP P~ELTS-Green sailed, each 2546Oc;
each l5c; dry shearlings tsaor. wooled early
wooded early skins), No. 4 each, &c; dry flint
Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts, per h.,
actual weight, 5q6c; dry flint Kansas and Ne
weight. 4G5c; dry flint Colorado butcher wool
pelts. per h., actual weight, 44elsc; dry flint
Colorado Murrain wool pelts, per h., actual
weight 4a5c; feet cut OF, as it is Useless to
pay freight on them.
TALLow AND GREAsE-Tallow, No. l., &c;
white h. 2hc; grease. yellow. 1hc; grease, dark.
lee. old butter. 2a214c; beeswax, prime, 15Q
22c; rough tallow, 1Ac.
RoNEs-In car lots weighed and delivered in
country. ,bleached; pei ton. slo.OOg12,0o; dry
country, damp and meaty. per ton. S6.O0QS.Oo. z.
saSe; quarter blood, ic9isc; seedy. bury and
chaffy, S@9e; cotted and broken, coarse, 7Q9c;
cotted and broken, fine. case. Fleece, washed
Medium, i5giSc; fine. i4ai6c; tub washed, 100
Use; black, &c; bucks. &c; tag locks, 2q3c; dead
pulled. 5Q6c.