Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-16
OEDNlHA'STRADE
Changes In Prices Are All in the
Grocery Line.
RIFNLO SUGAR ADVANCES TEN GEMS.
cOffee Also Higher Than Week Ago
Most Jobbers Report Heavy sales,
Implement Trade Being y
Little Dull.

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A heavy trade in all lines characterized
the Omaha jobbing market last week or.
serS being EtS;tiifying beth from the road
larse trade and other houses are well
alone. there seems 70 be lull in the trade
on goods for immediate delivery, except In
abe sna z, sgpo sd5nd e cS whicn are
The only changes Of any consequence
noted are In the grocery line. Sugar adj
point Of the season, Coree il also strong
and u about Nc higher than a week ago.
Gs is sonE AND hsasT o prizes tss ssS
| three weeks In the pastures Of Wisconsin
has caused a reduction in the now Of milk.
| tries on all low-grade Japans, Chinas, In
| dias and Ceylonb Gunpowder prices are
's The eoff SSn market has taken good many
twists in the last month and Is now up
\ about nc from week ago, which is about
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| the week in the eastern market has been
the heavy buying by Arbuckie.
Sugar Rises Another Notch.
Sugar advanced another 10 cents per 400
pounds last Thursday and jobbers predict
another rise BY the end Of this week This
Is due to higher prices on raws ruling as
| a result OF the heavy demand, both In New
continues in the Disappointing sections Of
Europe and II is said thai arSTth VIII Ts,
also tends to strengthen the market, as
the laborers are leaving the fields to JOIN
| the armies. Refiiners at San Francisco
| have advanced the list 30 cents per 100
pounds during the week
A further advance has taken place ~ TO-
matoes and the reports now coming from
Maryland and Delaware indicate thar the
| crop will be much shorter than usual and
that within ten days, at least, the pack
will practically be over Unless q re-
markable pack is made in the next ten
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the effect that prices are UP again &c per
dozen In that territory.
No change 10 to be reported in the canned
corn situation. Many packers report that
they will not have more than 90 per cent
as much as last season others nave os,,6 9es Ss
unable to pack their customary amount;
Since last week almost everything In the
v vne "a s This has come particularly on
gallon black raspberries and gallon piue-
berries. Reports from the eastern p .,,e.
there cooked a considerable portion Of the
| fruit on the vines The result Is that the
pack will not be to exceed % 10 " per cent
Gallon apples are declining and have
practically reached the price named on
T The he low price named on red Alaska sal
mon for this years pack, even though ivV
FOR last season, is ample justification Tor
heavy buying on the part Of the retailers
Many OF the packers OF California can ,hea
they viii find it Impossible to deliver their
sales in full. They are particularly snort
U Beaches c Of ali kinds. Neither have they
paid much attention to gallons, ano lnr
this reason the pack OF galions IN veers
Extreme prices on California gallon canned
goods before the end Of the season are ex-
The The week has seen an advance of nc per
ID. in raisins for fall delivery. Many PACK.
ers who have sold short have since puusA'
at an advance of Nc over opening prices'
Cation Crop Above Average.
,s. cror ranortins board of the Bureau
~ statistics OF the Department OF Agrl-
culture finds from the reports OF cort ORE.
spondents and agents q tne, pu nn Aususs
x was ms, as compared with So on July
q Iaos TS1 on August rs. 1906. 81 on
August rs. 1904. and a ten-year average Oh
That bears report that about 900 bales
were carried over and this, added 70 crVpp
Of anywhere from EovT 20 e,,p nS, Of at
issat iSso go bales, il not 100000 bales.
with which 70 meet a WORLDS eons ll s
THAT bulls put the worlds consumption
nj IL zoo go to ia no 900 bales. which may be
Increased should prices fan much !, durtn aSs
sure OF future supplies TO meet the de-
mands OF a very profitable trade.
Deliveries from the T %is , saS anS
this Is a pleasing circumstance, as Dust
ness has been heavy for some time, and
the retailers have 9ssn MssR was good
one. both for house trade and salesmens
orders and business was reported con ss
week OF last year in volume Cotton goods
are selling at prices which have been pre-
vailing for some time and there are no
changes to note In any or the staple mes
Of goods. Collections were good.
Paint and Glass Moving
Window glass has been q heavy article
OF trade, people beginning to BUY as soon
as cool snap comes; Though prices , are IRE
That a large amount Of painting is being
s Ov orders sas fcG paint brushes Paint
quoted At ssl3 cents. being on half cent
Carers selling for TX cents. with Southern
commanding III cents. OIL Is on q cent
from the last quotation. selling for SO cents
for the raw and IS cents for the boiled
There is as yet no cessation in the de-
msnd for builders hardware ana indica-
tons sss that xo S n0S Es' hays
visited the market and bought goods In
last ana O.r snd m orders as
being heavy. The jobbers are laying In
their supplies for the holidays. when they
are expecting a record breakng business.
The hardware men also report collections
satisfactory.
sprine Shoes Being shown.
Prices OF leather have shown no material
change during the week. but the market IL
Arm with indications OF slight advance
at any time. statesmen have started out
with spring lines for 1907. Most retailers
are now supplied with goods for this fall
and winter, but some orders are being re-
ceived by jobbers from. a number Of mer-
chants who did not buy earlier in the
season, presumably for the reason that they
Looked for lower prfcee