Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-03
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations
ON SInnIc md EnncN DrnImne.

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Condition of Trade and Quotations
on staple md Fancy Produce,
There has been very lit,lc NE to the egg mar
hat iiae, win the tendency lower.
Butter Is away down, but the market has not
SHOWN much change during the past week. quo
EGGS-cholcc stock, 7asc.
'V3EsAil%@Pai5c TAT, % to 100 lbs. arc quoted
CifEEsE-Dotn,slic brick, iSc; Edam, per
doz, $3.50: club house. In. Jars, per doz.. $3.50;
jars. per doz,. S5.6); YOUNG Americas, loc;
twins. winter make. Sa9c; october MAKE. 90
rotITRY-Lye-Hens, 7Aase; old cocks, ga
&c; turkeya, loHilci ducks, Saleoci geese. epIc;
H~AY-upignd, 81; midland, $50; lowinnd. $3.50;
light 'i bales, sell tb,'' be si;NS only a. tor ' grades 81 b %RS
brooM CoRN-Extr,mely slow sale; new
self-wyrking carpet, per 10, 2Ae; choice green.
GhMvfENM@@iHafd ducks sg5o; irrGediheads, $3.50;
canvaslack ducks. $2O0I2.25; teal, blue winged,
,iiSs55&&ii.556o;; GaniadFa '1 Seos w'n 4 .Sja i,t5;" small n @ geese,
s2oo"Soo; Spcckled brants. S2.oOg&.c; jack
PfGEoNs--Live. u.goal.25; dead pigeons not
wanted.
ToMAToEs-Floridn stock, s-basket crates.
~pEAs-poxes, Il bu.. SIZE.
TOP ONlONS-per doz. punches. 20d25c.
GuCuMnEhs.ber doz., siAO@i.5o.,
STETN Gl' nE$Ns%rsSr 9 y b box b5 sl'oo 5sc.
SPINACH Per bu., SOC; per Dbl, 1850.
G GHtL FtfST1!Fs9s sF sfs9s. per ! DOB D., i sf.45Ssoo.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stock, per h., 2Hc.
SWEET NHfTT ToTAF PlSEsa HSyg; P Stock Po' ssa5ss. so;
per NJ. SEED sweet potatoes. $500.
W&THRR cHiiSss-Epe iDl iie,Sti. cast. si.g2aim.
POTATCES-Native stock. 20d25c; Minnesota,
3ONB5F. Rod River valley seed potatoes, 4Oni1C,
carly ohio seed, S5qiOc; California new potatoes,
BERMuDA oNtoNs-Per crate. 500.
HOME GROWN AsPARAGus-Per doz.
punches Zoe FRUITS.
The offerings OF strawberries were very large
yesterday, and the market was again lover as
California cherries are arriving, though the
sUif'i{ Is nHi Iat Es- SEippins Stock. per case of
AfrLEs-Cholce to fancy Ben Davis, $4,000
CRANRERRIEs-No shipping stock.
,C~ALiFoRNTA cHERRlEs-Per lob. box,
~ FRUITS.
The warmer weather in most all sections of
demand for lemons, and the importers at New
h York have taken .Ss5 odyaptage Of the situation to
is not as high as it was a year ago. Some peo-
pie look for a further advance, but others are
OF the opinion that II prices 20 any higher they
will not hold, for the reason that there are still
plenty of lemons on the other side, and as the
news of the rise in this country is already there,
there is likely to be a considerable increase in
shipments during the next week, or two. The ex-
ports from Sicily, which were heavy during the
first months of the season. have been gradually
getting down again to Il normal basis. but 1t is
held that any indication of Improvement in prices
Is likely to send them up again. Quotations:
oRANGES-Califolnla budded seedlings. rancy,
LEMo,Ns-M sa,inas, fancy, sa.5oas.7 rs; extra
oRANANAs-ChoIcc large stock per bunch,
ADpl lgS-Ipr dog 90 40
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTs-AImond California, per ID. medium
Bra RTazi s per- ip, Sc; EngiIis,n pe wa ,Ini iiafs ear !zfe;
fancy soft shell, l2c; medium size. I0c; flberts'
PiS ss i Psan igf; P Ts@. S1 PSi5snG ron m ; 4hc Sc; large
HoNEY-Fancy white, per h.. lie; choice.
G~IpER-Clariied juice. per half Dbl. 50; per
sAUER KRAUr-Per Dbl, 50: half Dbl. SIT.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2o-lb. pals, each. $l.4O.
GoCoANuTs-Per loo, $50; each. &C;
Observation-Disclosures, per ID, Sc; fards. 1O-lb.
MAiPLt / ssTrGtAliR-choice. per h., SC.
ea MN cans I per do1' t,H. u gal Sa,. cams cams Zach ss =: S G1S;
cans. ss'55o.p 00N"' W. q s"' cans S''I'' quart
DRESSED MEATS.
BEEF-Good steers. 400 to 600 lbs. 6A@6Mc;
&c: medium cows and heifers. 5A95Ac; good
foreauarters. cows and heifers, 4g4Ae; good hind
Quarters, steers 7NqS4e; cow rounds, SIC;
COW plates, sac; boneless Chucks, 4c; cow chucks,
Slae; steer chucks, 4c; beef tenderloins, 22c; beef
rolls, homeless, &c; sirloin butts, boneless, &c;
l9ta S No sS. aew ,6 &c; l9 IN backs = ks. 7aas; cow COY;
mings. SiSc; rump butts, &c; shoulder clods, SC.
lamb, 7kc; dressed mutton,
6,sc; racks, Sc; legs, &c; saddles, &c; stews. &c;
sheep plueks, &c; sheep tongues, per doz., Csc.
PoRk-Dressed hogs, &c; pork loins. 6Ac: spare
ribs, 4lac; ham sausage butts, 4Rc; pork Shout
ders. 1iac; pork shoulders, skinned, 4Ac; pork
lac. "
HIDES AND TALLow.
HIDES-No: l green hides, 31ac; No. 2 green
green sailed hides. $40; No. / veal calf. 8 to Is
a iRs:' n SEj S hid; 2 S Ss9 &c; eS Nc. : : dpy Il aI Issi hides &C.; No No. !
per H.. less than fully cured.
SHEEP PELTS-Green sailed. each 25a6Oc;
green sailed shearlings tsnort wooled early skins,
skinsl; No. /, each, 1oc; dry shearilngs Cshor3t
wooled early skins(, No. 1 each, &c; dry hin
actual weight, 5q6c; dry flint Kansas and Ne
6raska Murrain wool pelts, per h., actual
pelts. per h.. actual weight, 4G6Ic; dry fint
Murrain wool pelts. per ib., actual
w wsiEht 4 4@Sei ,d cry pieces P os and bucks. actual
TALLoW AND GREAsE-Tanow. No. 1, 24c;
white b, 2hc; grease, yellow, Ilkc; grease DARK
&c; old butter. 2g2Ac; beeswax. prime. 159
Chicago: Dry buffalo. Per ton, sl2.OOdl4.OO; dry |
sountry, bleached; per ton. $l0.OOQl2.O; dry
WooL-unwashed, line heavy, t97G: tine light,
Sq9ci cotted and broken, coarse. 7G9c;
l5dlSc; fine, 14ql6c; tub washed. l6Q
Sc; black, Sc; bucks. &c; tag locks, 2g3c; dead
pulled. 5Q6c.
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