The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-04-01
It the opening and close of the past week

NO. > Ddfley, cash. GX90 50
PROVISIONS.
The past week was one of unusual activity in
this market. The demand was principally of a
speculative character and the business transact
ed consisted chiefly of transfers from one month
to another. The advices received from other
markets were generally Of favorable tenor
and calculated to inspire considerable tirmness
among holders. Prices were firm and the tiuc-
tuatiOns were quite severe. The market closed
! at a19.95@20.00 for cash mess pork; $40. 95(0
1872 seller April, and $2025020.30 seller
! May. Sweet picked hams closed at 11(012c
for Is lbs. average. Cash lard nominal at SIS. so
. per 100 lbs.
! DRESSED HOGS, SEEDS AND HIGHWINEs
The packing season is about over and the ar
rivals during the week consisted of a few odd
lots, which sold to city butchers at So SOFAS 90
per 100 TBS. Seeds were dull, and timothy closed
at S20002.35 for common to prime, and Sc. 35
! 0G.40 for medium clover. Flax quotable at
! S1.95(92.05. Hungarian 90(095c, and millet
! $1.25@1.35 for good to prime. Highwines
closed quiet but steady at about $1.12.
PRODUCE.
! Butter was again dull and prices were very
weak closed at 12@16c for good to choice roll
! III lots, and 16022c in a retail way Packed
grades range at 10@14c for poor to fair and
/ 15020c for good to choice in round lots. Beans
were in fair request at $1.85Q01 80 for Eastern
mediums. Broom corn was alsoin demand, and
prices were firm at 1f19(014c for No. 1 to choice
hurl, and 11013c for stalk braid. Bees
wax quiet at 26029c Cheese quiet
but steady at 1519@17c, for good to prime
Western. Cider firm when choice at 5000 per
brl, but common ruled dull. Cranberries we're
higher; quotabe at $12.O0M1400 for fair
| to choice cultivated. Dried peas steady at
-. 1502.3O for good to choice green, and
$l.G5@1.75 for marrowfat. Dried fruits in
fair demand at 959093sc for Eastern apples,
and 973@9$4c for halves peaches. Eggs
closed at 22(023c for fresh Feathers quiet at
49@52c for prime live geese and 380Q4Oc for
5000 for grubby, and in fair demand at ia
719c for green, 80S14c for heavy green sailed.
and 90918c for light do. Hops were quiet $50
40c for good to choice. Honey in light demand
at 23024c for choice in combs, and 10012c for
strained. Hay was in good demand at $3.50
(020 for No. to choice No. 1 timothy; SIG. so
017 for upland prairie Poultry closed easier:
turkeys 14@15c per b. and chickens 11@13c.
Potatoes steady at $1.07@1.1O for Eastern
peachblows in car lots, and $1.15@12O from
store; Western do about 90c@$10 5 Tallow
$40 for solid, and 834c for cake. Vegetables
weak at $3.7504 per brl for onions; 6O(08Oc
per bu for turnips and about 75c(0$1 per doz
for cabbage. Veal sold at 4(09c for common TO
choice
COOPERAGE, LUMBER AND WOOD.
There was fair demand for pork barrels at
$1.10@1. 1919. Lard tierces steady at S1.35.
Other kinds quiet. Lumber was in better de-
mand ana prices were steady. A stock boards
$32. 00035.00, and B do $2SOO(03O. 90: ioist
and seantling $11.o0@12.O 90 per M, and fencing
$12.50@13.50. Wood was quiet at $3.50 per
cord hickory and maple in the yards, and $500