The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-24
Opening. / Closing.
PROVISIONS.

The movement was fair in this market during
the week just past but rather an unsettled feel
ing prevailed, and further decline was sus-
tanned in values The principal cause for the
weakness that prevailed was the light demand
on shipping account and the unfavorable adj
vices received from Eastern markets. At the
extreme close, however, change came over
the market, and fair portion of the early de-
cline was recovered. Cash mess pork closed
strong under good demand at $190l9.l 10 !;
seller June closed at 1855; seller July at
$19, and seller August at 1920. Cash lard
quiet at 1892 seller July in moderate request
at 1913. 1O@19.20; seller August closed at 1885
(013.40.
PRODUCE.
There was an increased inquiry for butter
during the week and the business transacted
was somewhat larger, and quite number OF
round lots were disposed of. The shipping de-
mand has been mainly for firsts and seconds
dragged slowly. The receipts continue fair,
but the shipping movement had the effect OF
keeping the stock reduced, though with some
dealers certain grades have accumulated. Quoc
tations ranged at 20@24c for extras 1000
for frsts; 14(017c for seconds; 1175@14c for
thirds and 9(011c for grease and common old
stock. Beans were In falr request and st yea !;
offerings light quotable at $1.85@1.90 for
prime Eastern mediums, and $1.0O@l.oO
for poor to good Western. The demand
continues good for broom corn, and prices
ruled firm at 1115Q014c for good to choice hurl,
11{013c for good to choice stalk braid, and GO
Sic for crooked. BeeswaX quiet at 26G130c for
good to prime yellow. Cheese sold quite read
ily, and former prices were maintained quo
table at 9(010c for good to prime new, and
S09c for fair; some common old sold at 6(08c.
Cider ruled dull at $4.75@5.00 per brl for
choice common and sour dull at $3.00@3.5O
per brl. Cranberries sold slowly at $4,000
700 per brl for poor and soft cultivated, and
So O0O9.00 for choice to extra. Eggs were
moderately active and steady; closed at 1870
16c for fresh in carries. Feathers were
dull at 48@52c per ID for prime live
geese. and 3(05c for chicken Green
fruits were without essential change. Apples
were dull, with but few good on the market
Quotations range at $1.25(01.50 per brl for
good rllssets in lots and $1.00@2.50 in q retail
way, according to quality. There were some
new apples on the market, which sold at 75c@
ST. 90 for one-third bu boxes. Plums we're in
large supply, and sales ranged at 75c@$1.00 for
choice. New peaches sold at $3.50, and pears
at 81. 10000 for one-third bu boxes. Hops
were quiet at 100000 per I'd for fair to choice
Honey ruled dull and weak at 18023c for good
to choice in comb. There was very little
change from last week in hides sales were
made at SC all round for selected green sailed,
and 1201215c for calf. The demand for hay
YVES rather light and prices were weak Timothy
quotable at $16.00@19.00 per ton for good
to prime mixed about $1500016.O0 and
prairie $l5.OO(@lIUO. Maple sugar was Gull
at 71908c per fb. There was fair demand
for old potatoes, at 8O16 (085c for peachblows in
car lots, and 75@S0c for Western do. New
potatoes were scarce ard firm at $5.5O@6.00 in
barrels. Pop corn 2@3c per ID. Salt was easy
and 10@12c lower quotable at ST. so for Onon-
daga and Saginaw fine, and ST. 20 for ordinary
coarse. Old vegetables were but little called
for and the market ruled dull new were quite
active and sales were made at $1.7502.O0 for
cabbage in crates of two doz each, $I.75@2.00
for one bushel boxes Of green peas and string
beans, 50@75c per doz for cucumbers, and 30