Omaha daily bee., 1921-11-29


There has been a marked falling Off
In receipts OF potatoes into Omaha last
week. a total OF lo cars were reported
unioaded last week as compared with a
Prices reported last week were the same
az those reported a week ago.
Hay.
Receipts of hay continued to fall Off
last week A total OF so cars were re-
ceived at the lay exchange. as compared
with SO for the week before, and SO for
the preceding week. or the 80 cars re-
ceived, 80 consisted OF alfalfa and ~
for prairie hay. The demand continued
good, and this together with the de-
cline In receipts, caused prices OF the
better grades OF both prairie hay and al
falfa to be advanced.
Poultry.
The poultry market took 2 peculiar
turn the middle Of last week. TIE day
before THANKSGIVING receipts OF poultry
were unusually heavy, especially on
dressed stock, and all the dealers were
swamped. Not only did this condition pre-
unable to handle any OF this surplus.
Much OF the stock that arrived consist
ed Of light No stock. The demand Tor
No. 1 on all kinds Of touitry was wa. I,ob, Eopd'
This condition caused a sharp decline
in the selling price Of No. stock, as
all tho dealers were anxious to move
their supplies The heavy receipts % came came
ers to lower prices In time to move all
this stock before the holiday, and 1t WAS
necessary to put large quantities into the
freezers. Receipts continued heavy after
THANKSGIVING, causing dealers to lower
buying prices. Dealers are still offering
much Of this stock on hand at much re-
duced prices
The eeg market remained unchanged
throughout the week. Receipts just about
equsled the demand and prices remained
unchanged.
Butter.
Tho butter market showed no change
in Omaha last week, although the east.
for butter substitutes continued heavy.
Fruits and Vegetables.
The market on fruits and vegetables
showed more action Just before Thanks
gyinE than has prevailed tor ,ome %ros.npsd tms
from those reported week age.
Bananas: Per lb. 70sc. Oranges: Size
s.s =. $50 .s.sogsSS % s'os
Grapefrsit: S4.oo0A50. Apples: Jonathans.
according to grade. box. $2.5o@3.oo; Deli
Rome f,sns sssssas, Ssssy f. 1886 boz o,sy $500
1. 90: sptts. G grade, $3.50. Cranberries:
Per bbi., s1Soo02o.oo Figs: aA-s o..
$2,26@2.60: 13-10 o., $1.bO: % o., tSoU.
Dstes: Dromedary. case Is lo.' $500
''''' VEGETABLES.
Potatoes: Nebraska Early Ohios, No. ].
per cwt., SI.75: Nebraska Early Ohios'
Mo ssooSass q RsI iSs Sweet % pets,oss M Per eu
1I75; bbl., S5.00@b.5o. Celery: Jumbo.
sia6G1.5o: Michigan. so@s5c. Head iet-
tSce sso@SeS; G9c,. Ls AZ se 1ettucs: se,,ow &c.
spsnss s's nou ssooSaso Ca caultIows
Crate, S2.oo@225. Tomatoes: Lug. $3.50
$50. RsHishes; poe. , ss0ssc. :, saua:n; man
Carrots: Per b.. 1h @sc. Ess plant; Per nn
crate, $26o@3.o0: Hampers. s3.6o04.oo.
NUTS.
walnuts: Black. lb. SAe; English. TO-.
ss0a5c; Brazil washed. I7c; Brazil ,,Is. me.
Sicily. soc. Peanuts: Jumbo. roasted. h..
i1" HIDES AND WOOL
Beef Hides-Green. salted. No. !. late
take off. per lb.. s0sc: No. 2, late take
off. OIL 4@sc; No. .. late take Oft. per H..
8 @5c: green salted. old stock. per io.
36sc; green salted bull hides. per lb.'
Sc; green bull n, hides; ,I Per 7kcnsSso 10, e.
Horse Hides-Large. each, S2.oogS;oo:
medium. each. ss.oo; small. each. $3.50
Sheep Pelts-Green salted. as to size |
and wool. each, 10000.
Shea Rings Green salted, as to size ana |
WOOL each. 6020c.
Furs-The reason has 1ust opened for |
furs and they are bringing good prices.
Wool-Choice fms and u blood. per |
lb.. l501sc: choice medium and y blood
per lb.. 126l5c: choice low \ blood. |
per h.. 10@12c
The wholesale prices OF beef cuts are
40 follows: No. / ribs, 1Shc; No. 2.
lshc; No: 3. 12hc: No. l loins. 22hc;
No. 2, 1shc: No. 8. 13c; No. 1 rounds,
l3hc; No. 2, 13c: No. 3. 10hc No. l
chucks, SIC: No. 2, Sc; No. 8. &c; No.
l plates. INC: No. 2. &c; No. 8, SIC.
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