Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-28
Omaha wnoLEsALk xAukEr.
Condition of TRADE ana Quotations on
stnnle rnd Fancy Produce.
EGGS Receipts.

stanle end Fancy Produce.
Receipts. fair: market steady;
candled stock. INC.
IiVE POULTRY ioc; ROSTERS. SC;
turkeys. lSQl5e; ducks, Sase; spring chick
bUTTER-Packlng stock. l5c: choice to
fancy dairy, lsalsc; creamery. Ad2hc;
SUGAR. STANDARD graduated. In hbls..
1855 per cwt cubos. IS 20 per cwt.; cut loaf.
So S9 10 &c extra {. SIS per cwt no. IS yellow.
$50 per cwt,; XXNN powered. $3.50 per
FRESH FIsH-~rout lie; halibut, lie;
buffalo (dressedi, Sc, rickerel tdressed), Sc;
SS bass ddrsssSd &c. sSp &C. PTnsSh
iSc: cells i5c; builheads, lie! black PASS. Use;
st eriS" green ne go boiled lSS.teTs Soc sSSd
roe, t5c bluef1sh. Sc.
ay 6.sSs ssS5S by oms Ns yH SSsnS
1850; medium. SIS 5O6sOO: coarse. S.
BRAN-Per ton. SIS.
TROPICAL FRUIT.
oRANGES-Valencia. ali sizes. s. Ood85 80.
LEMONS = Lemoniera, extra fancy 2to
slTe; 100; 500 and $50 sizes .a .i;SOqSOS -.
Halloween. in 7O-f6. boxes, per 10, Sc.
FIGS-Calforniu. per lob. carton, JStb
s5c; imported Smyrna. '-crovn, l2c; s.
BXNkNAs-Per medlum-sised ''VAach. si.n
FRUITS AND MELONS.
PEARS-Colorado Bartlett per b0-lb. box.
t2ooq2.&; Utah Bartlett. 300: Flemish
og FIJI ElsGtHtah and Colorado. per a.basket
crate. A.00q125 Italian prunes, A.S.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rn-srones, per box.
soc; Elbertas, soc; Colorado. los size, &c.
LANIALOUPE S-t'nNas. pei crate. gov,
MELoNs-XiaD ama Sweets. lBa
10y HPPLEsHpgtchsss' .Soeltb,. and Cobb
| Tippins. In s-bu, bDis.. -. ,5gsoo; in bu.
| BLUEBERRIEs-s ats, s225,
| HUCKE EBEKRIEs-sixteen ats. N.SO0
| GRAPEs-Home grown Concords, per s.
ID basket. lSc; Malagas and Muscats per
I-basket crate, $50; Tokay. per 4-basket
SWEET PoTAToES-Virginia, per S-bu
ToMAToEs-Per basket, 4Od5Oc.
VEGETABLES.
WAX BEANS Per b-bu. basket. R5a35c:
| string beans, per h-bu. box, 254Sbc,
PoTATOES-New per bu, SOC.
cHeHSBERgy1,PRe PEER G Sai, & asS,
| TOMATOES-Home grown, h-bu. baskets,
cXBBAGE-Home-g grown. In crates. PEI
oNfoNs-Home-grow yellow. red and
white, per bu., coo; Spanish, per crate. H.2S
| BEETS-New, per bu., i6S,
Observation-Disclosures, per doz., 2oc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
! HONEY-New. per "a los. $500
GIEE Iss new S lSe; Wisconsin ns
|
l2Ikci young Americas, l2hc.
No. 2 soft shells. per ID, 12e; No. 2 hard
shells, per h.. re Peeans, large, per ID,
cG tsda PEI &c. OG ch Rsr per S
l2Ql3lac Almonds, soft shells, per h.. lie;
hard shells, per H., loo. shellbark hickory
nuts, per bu'. n76: large hickory nuts. per
H1bbEs-NO. green. 90; No 2 green, SC;
veal calf, lie; No. veal calf. &c; dry sailed,
7Q14c; sheep pets 25cG31O0; horse hides.
CUT BEEF.
ribs lbs &C. NO No, j loins llAS; No iOins Ice
No. loins, &c; No. chucks, 4ihc; No. /
ehusks' &C. No shg %a Sc Eo,H No rop nd
plate. &c; No. plate, Sc; No. plate. 2lhc
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Sept. 7-wooL,-strength and
inactivity characterizes the wool market
The firmness found abroad was followed
here by a similar pronounced tone. Terri
P ST ~V %ools remain u5chanEed either II
tone or in prices. Prices in the Boston WOO
market show little change and about a,
above, S6d37c X, 34d35c; No. l, 4Oq4lc; No
e. 4642c; fine unwashed, 2sd29c; k-blooC
ss@ss "50Sd gaSS unySsss s
Fine, ga27c: as-biood, s.9?5c; unwashsd De
, k-blood 96d37c Territory and Idaho-Flne
Ssd2lc; heavy ine lsa2lc; medium, Hq2sc
low medium, Sa2sc Wyoming-Finnss,, 22e
n medium. a7d2Sc; low medium, 2d2c. Utal
y and Nevada-Fine, 23q 2c; fine medium, 23f
2ic; medium 27Q2Sc: low medium, 28dHlc
Dakota-Fine, 22d2Sc: fine medium, 22aE3c
medium, 27q28c; low medium, Sq2sc, Mon
0 tana-.Fine choice, 26q27c; fine fine average, 2fo
6l2Sc staple, 2SdS0c; medium choice 2S@ao[
LONDON, Sept. G.-WOOI.-The MT
series of wool auction sales closed today
= ] sales OnpenHland CliD wa
: prominent. Prices at the close showed
| general advance. Of 5 per cent over III
T July average. Merinos gradually hardene
: throughout and closed at the highest point
I especially good combing, which was j
= keen demand for the continent and Eng
: land. Fine and medium greasy crossbred
attracted fair American competition an
, ! advanced 5 per cent Scoureds and slipe'
! which formed large proportion OF tn
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal wool was !
n better demand and super snow whites real
"a ! lied exceptionally high prices The sale
!, closed firm and active. OF the $4,000 bale
4 brought forward 1900 were sold to tn
home trade $1,000 to the continent, 5000 I
America and 1000 were held over Toda
1920 bales were offered. Following are tn
sales in detail: New South Wales. n
:, bales; secured. ls; greasy, sddls 81 Queer
!, land, 400 bales; secured. is 1hdd2s 81
y greasy sud Victoria. N0 bales scnure'
!. 11d6fE 1914. We~t h"st~oli" h00 bat
d bales; secured S,idd2s: Srea az. siIdT1s SO,
,g Cane % Good Home md Natal. 400 halo'
. secured is IAd1ls 1Od; greasy. sd1n
:, River Plata. 400 bales; secured, 1Oddls A.
sr 81. Louis. Sent. 7-wooI-stead,
Medium, grades clothing and cornhine. %
sniAc: light fire 9od26c heavy fine. 1Sd22
I. tub washed. 39642c.
:. Sugar and MoInEses.
d NEW YORK Sent. 2--SUGAR-Ray
firm; fair refining. S1-1ee; centrifugal
&c test 1i-16c; molasses sugar 2I3-l6c. r
3, fned. quiet; No 6. 4.6oc; No, I 44bcS N
g. 4 35c: No. Q, 430c: No. TO- 426c; No !
At5c; No. r. 4lOc; No. u, 4O0c No,
3a5c, Confectionery A. $3.50; mould j
al K45c: cut loaf and crushed 5.s0c; nov