Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-05
Condition of Trndc md Quotations
on staple and Fancy Produce.

on staple and Fancy Produce.
EGGS-Fresh gathered 22c.
BUTTER-Common to fair, Sa9c: choice TO
fancy, roll. I3ui5c; separator creamery. 2lc.
gathered cream. lSa2oc.
GAME-pralrie chickens per doz., SGOOQ625
quail, {iS5plJO; blue winged teal ducks Sl.JOU
l.55, green wing, S.25; redheads and malards,
t3JOu3I5 small rabbits jOu6OC; Jacks, 81 25Gl 80:
squirrels, GOu75c; deer saddles, raise carcasses
l2ai3c; antelope saddles, l3alic; carcasses. llp
CHEEsE-Domcstc brick. 1Oc; Edam per doz.,
500: club house, lib jars. per doz, s3.l5i Linn
jars per ddz 800 Young Americas ioj iioi
twins. fancy. iOisc.
,vEAi.-c6d!eG lat 50 70 lso lbs, are quoted at
7dSci large and coarse. iajc
DRESSED POULTRY-Cniokens. JE46c; tur-
LIVE PoULTRY-Not wanted.
PtGEONs-Liye. 75asoc; dead pigeons not
HNY-Upland $3.50; midland. $3.50; iowland,
"a: rye straw 81; color makes the price on
hay; light bales sell the best; only top grades
RRooM coRN-Extrcmeiy slow sale; new
crop. delivered on track in country; choice green
running to huri Vi SC: +, common ilsc CO 'e'
VEGETABLES
SWEET POTATOES-On orders, per bbl.. 81 90.
oNIoNs-Good stock, per bu., S5Gioc.
LIMA BrANS-rcr ID dc, -.
CABBAGE-Home grown, per hundred soc
tCELERY-Per doz., 25a3oc; fancy, large, 45g'
PoTAToEs,,G Good stock; gsr bu.. 25c; wyom.
ing stocN' sdCkeu' euc yer lVV los'
GRApEs-,crates 10 pony baskets concords
and Catawbas, per crates, $500.
CRANBERRiEs- cape COD per bbl, sGOOa65o.
Cooking. per bbl. l55 eating, Sl75
>.cALroRN1A PEARs--rer box, s2OoG:.25;
NST 9U1SGEslF5r NOES Per GSi. Sbl... 4 ssa'oa'O'
TROPICAL FRUITS.
RANGEs-Mexlcan. s3.75
., LEN L.dEMQNs.Messinass, $500; choice California
=, s-Gnoce large stock per bunch
MISCELLANEOUS.
HoNEY-Fancy white per lb, lac; choice i3c;
California, amber color, lOc.
.CIDER-Clarihcd juice per half bbl., so; per
MAPLE sYRuP-Fivc-gal cans. each. s275;
gal cans PEI. doz.. Ei2' hait-sal cans, $685.
,sAUER KRAUT-Per half bbl, sL75a2Oo;
,,FIGsI1mP9rted fancy, crown, a9,lb boxes.
n MUTsAmonds i5 GsfGFna ,o per r,ns nj large a
uuts, per lb fancy. soft shell, 12Tl2Ec; stand
ards, ilanIsc; nlberts per lb 1oe; pecans.. pol
ory nuts, sl.25 per bu.; small $3.50.
DATES-Fard l5-lb. boxes, per box &c.
FRESH MEATS.
BEEF-Good native steers, 400 to GOO lbs, Ga
ers 5a5tsc; medium cows and helfers. 47ic; good
forequarters native steers, &C; good hind
quarters cows and heifers. CSC; good hndquar-
plates, 3Ac: buneless Chucks, &c; cow clucks 35ac;
steer chucks. &c; beef tenderloins 22e; beef beef
loin backs. boneess, l0c; loin backs, SC; COW
ribs, No .. &c; cow loins No. B., &c; beer
trimmings, 31sc; rump butts. &c; shoulder clods
5lac.
PoRK-Dressed hogs, sc; pork oins, 6'lc; pork
tcndcrlOns, ljC; spare ribs, &c; ham sausage
butts, 6c pork shoulders, rough iHc; pork shout
ders, skinned. DC; pork trimmings, &c; leaf lard
MUTToN-Dresscd lamb &c: dressed mutton
&c; racks, mutton, SIC; legs mutton. s1ac; sad
dies, mutton, Sisc; stew. Sc; sheep plucks &c.
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC
According to the Shoe " Leather Review of
Chicago, packer hides are on the down grade.
The packers are holding firmly on some selec-
tiuns notably native steers, but when large
sales are made concessions are invariably
granted. From l2CoO to $1,000 native COW hides
brought l0c just after election, The advance
was too sudden. however. as the choicest cow
hides OF the year were sold in August at &c.
The demand seems to be mainly for cheap
branded stock that will tan into cheap spreddy
sole leather Several eastern buyers nave gone
home without buying and distinctly weak tone
pervades the market. Tanners are not disposed
to pay the prices asked but they fear the effect
OF the decline OF hide prices upon leather values.
This fear would seem groundless, however, for
the reason that leather has Jagged behind in
the upward movement and has not anything like
kept pace with the boom in hides. Quotations:
lilpES-No. l green niGesi 5c; No green
green saited hides, &c; No veal calf. to l2 lbs.
flint hides, GGiOc No. 2 dry flint hides, S5iec; No.
i dry sailed hides SG9c; part cured hides, iac
per lb. less than fully cured.
SHEEP YELTS-Green salted. each 25IG0c;
sated, shearings Cshort wooled early skins.
each, l5c: dry shearings (short wooled early
slIins), No |, each, 5c dry nint Kansas and
Nebraska butcher wool pelts per lb., actual
weight, 4G5c dry flint. Kansas and Nebraska
Murrain wool pelts per H.. actual weight, 3HIc;
dry flint Colorado butcher wool pclts, per h.,
actual weight, iq5c; dry nint Colorado Murrain
wool pets, per H., actual weight, 3ff4c; feet
cut of, as It is useless to pay freight on them
TALLOW AND GREASE-Tallpw No. L. &c;
tallOw, No. . 2leC; grease, white \, Be- grease,
white b. &c; grease, yellow, &c: grease dark. la,c:
old butter. 292Ec: beeswax, prime, l5n22c; rough
tallow. ic
WOOL-Unwashed, fine heavy, 6@7c; fine, light,
SGi9c; quarterblood, lOml2C; scedy, bury and
chaffy. sG9c cotted and broken coarse, 799c;
Cotted and broken, fine. 6ISc. Fleece Washed
Medium l5dlSc: fine. liGlGc; tub washed, lGGlSc;
black Sc; bucks, &c; tag locks. 2a3c; dead pulled,
5nGC
BONES-In car lots, weighed and delivered in
Chicago: Dry buffalo, per ton, Sl2.0OGl4.0O: dry
country, beached, per ton slO.OOHl2.OO; dry coun-
fry m nor IN