The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-07-12
COMM ER CIAL.
OFFICE OF THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH.
Thursday, July nth, 1866

OFFICE OF THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH. !
Thursday, July nth, 1866
GRAIN MARKETING wheat is scarce and in
good demand with sales at s., 500$1, 49, No 81 lOa
81 40 and 60a$1 90 for rejected Oats steady at
81. Corn in the ear 22a25, shelled 5Ga60.
PROVISIONS.-We note an advance of1c on but
ter with sales at 20a23. Eggs 1G. Potatoes are in
request for the local trade and we quote old at so and
new at $1,25.
WOOL.-There is a temporary depression in the
wool market and prices have receded almost 3 cts,
but we regard the change in price only Temporal
ry. Sales to-day at range of 50a55 only the best
lots bringing the last named price. Growers how
ever are reluctant in submitting to a reduction Of
prices and generally holding large lots for co.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, July 18th, 1866.
WHEAT-Market panic stricken with decline of
26a27c on regular No. and 12a14c on other grades.
We note sales Of No Spring. regular, at $1,60a1, rs
No. 2. north side, 81 12a1. Is.
CORN-Market i-2a1c higher and active. Sales
No. afloat at 6Oa63; in store at 70a74c.
OAIS-MaTket more active and &c better. Sales
No. in store at 31a32.
BUTTER-Demand is good and for prime lots
prices are well maintained; We quote
Prime lots in good order, U ID. .25a26
Fair to good grades u ID .................2 2a24
Common to medium, u ID. ..............,.2 ]a21
CHEESE.I,he market we! supplied and rather
quiet at the following quotations.
Hamburg, new, u fb......................19 a20
New York Factory, new, q 1b............. 2Oa21
Western Reserve, e .1Sa19
WOOL-Buyers still hold off on account of tn Tar
iffbl now pending before Congress, and the demand
is almost entirely confined TO Eastern manufacture
ers who pay 55a56c for nice fine light washed fleece.
Occasionally SIC is obtained but this is an extreme
figure and no criterion of the general market.
milwaukee Market.
MILWAUKEE July II, 1866.
The Wisconsin of last evening says:
WHARF.-The noon session of the board was eX-
cited with more than usual activity, opening heavy
No fell to 81, IS in store and $1,S3 seller all the
month and then took a sudden upward turn with
free purchases until the Close when Sl,9O was
reached-Cosing strong.
OATs-Quiet, Sales, No in store, at 36a3Sc.
CoRN-Firmer. Sales, No. l in store, at 59c No.
do, SIC.
BUTrER-Dul at 22a25c the latter an extreme
price for ifrkin.
EGGs-Dul and nominally unchanged at 14a15c,
WooL-Quiet. Sales, medium rom second
hands at 81 12c,
Boston Wool Market.
The demand for fleece and pulled is active, the
market firm, and prices were steadily tending up
ward The small supply restricts operations, but the
sales have been 6000001bs fleece and pulled at boa
S21ac for fleece and 40a7tc for No and extra pulled.
New clip is coming in quite freely, and we look Tor
better supply in a short time. Included in the
sales this week were some considerable Iots OF new
Ohio Pennsylvania and Virginia at 63a121ac; and
1000 TBS Picklock Pennsylvania at S21ac per n
900 lbs California mostly choice new clip, at 421a
@45c f9 H. 1900 lbs Texas washed at 33c; 52 bales
Mediterranean, Cape and Mestza in the range Of
quotations.-AdUertiSer, Th.
Wool in Bosaon.
From the Weekly circular Of Messrs. Hallowell &
Coburn, dated July 9th, we gather the following =
Stock light but increasing. Trade good. Prices
steady. ,o
| Ohio Pennsylvania and Virginia.-COarse 55G960
| Medium 600G5; Fine, 65GD10; Extra 7O@14
| ndiana-COarse 53Qs9; Fine 62@6S.
| NJ ichigan Coarse 55G95S; Medium 58962; Fine
63607O.
570 CO.. Fine, 60064 Extra G40167.
| Wisconsin-Coarse, 55G95S; Medium, $685. Fine
62@l65.
Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota-Coarse, 52@55; Me
dunn, $685. Fine, $500
Canada-Combing, C. Mixed, G0865; Cloth
ing, 5000; Tub, G0@65.
Pulled-EXtra, 63a70; Superfine 53a60; No 1, 40a45
Philadelphia Merino, G0a65; do No l, 5Oa55; Cincn
natl, 4Sa52
The circular of Messrs. Bailey, Jenkins & Garrison
dated July 9th, has the following
Trade for the week has been moderate The
views of wool growers have not yet been met by
propOrtionate rise in prices here but manufacturers
betray no eagerness to buy current rates Holders
are firm and look for an improvement. The new
wool is beginning to arrive in market.
IOWA, ILLINOIS AND WISCONSIN.
Three-quarers and Full Blood Merino ..... .57026;
HAN BLOOD 020D0
Quarter Blood and Common. .50@5;