The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-02-18


No. spring wheat seller
No. spring wheat, seller
No. corn, cash. ...... 647S 63z%
No. corn, seller March, Is % GAS
No. corn, seller May. T2I 7s%
No. 2 oats, cash........ 523I 521%
No. oats, seller March. So 525
NO. Frye, cash. 94(9 81 95@ 81
No barley, cash. -. $1.24Q91.28 s1.16K(9123
No. barley, seller Mar. 1.24H (a1I8T
No. barley, cash. ...... 1.12@1.14 LOG CLOS
PROVISIONS.
The market throughout the week was active
both for present and future delivery. Prices
were somewhat higher, although the advance
was not maintained throughout, the market
closing easy at $3.50 for cash pork, $3.50
@18.421a for seller Marci4. and $3.50 for
seller April. Lard closed at $1365 for cash,
and $13. Is for seller March seller April, $13 95.
Green meats were firm and in fair demand
Bacon meats in fair demand for small lots
LIVE STOCK.
There was fair degree of activity shown in
the cattle market and prices were steady and
firm at 81. 75(05. 90 for fair So 006 25 for good
to choice and $6.2507.00 for extra shipping
steers stockers, $2.70(04.00 butchefs' cattle
$s3.O0(04.75 for common to choice COWS and
fair steers. Hogs were fairly active and prices
were firm weather unfavorable for handling
closing at $6.5006.80 for workers., sc. 7006 so
for poor to fair, and $700(17.30 for good to
choice heavy grades extra sold at S7.40@75O.
Sheep steady and In fair demand at S406
DRESSED HOGS, SEEDS, HIGHwINEs, ETC.
Dressed hogs were somewhat irregular, al
though ruling fairly active Demand mainly
for light weights. Closing at $7.55@76O for
100000 ID averages, and $8O0@81O for heavy
weights. Pigs, $7.25@7.5O. Seeds were frmer
to fancy timothy, S675@685 for clover 85c for
Hungarian and 90@95c for millet. Highwines
were quiet but steady closing firm at CSC.
PRODUCE.
Demand very light and market dull, and
shippers and local dealers only buying sparingly:
fair to choice roll 2O@24c; common 18c;
packed slow at 16027c for common to choice
Beans dull. Broom corn in good demand and
firm at 11(013c for No. to extra. Beeswax
steady. Cranberries dull. Cider steady
and firm at $5.75@6.OO for choice sweet
Cheese in active local and shipping demand, and
prices were firm at 15017c for good to
choice factory. Dried fruits steady and
firm. Eggs were in moderate request
and prices were steady at 24(026c for fresh;
picked dull at 15@2Oc for good to choice.
Feathers were in fair demand and steady:
prime live geese, 45c; chicken, 35c Game was
quiet shipments from neighboring States sell
readily at $2.00@2.25 for prairie chickens; $3.50
@1.6219 for quail; 1219@16c for vension.
Green fruits in moderate demand apples, $3.50
@3.OO for fair to choice. Hops were dull and
slow at 2O@40c for fair to good prime. Honey
steady at 23@35c for comb. Hides met with
good local and shipping demand at 8@9c for
green sailed, dividing on 60 lbs green frozen,
TIC; kip 10@11c; calf 15c; dry flint 800
19c; dry calf, 19@21c. Nuts were offered
freely, and were slow of sale at 50 for shel-bark
hickory, and 81 for large. Poultry was firm
with good demand for good dressed lots dry
picked turkeys, 1O@12c; chickens, 9@1115c for
fair to choice geese, 719@9c; ducks 12c.
Potatoes in fair local demand peachblows,
75@9Oc for Western and 90095c for Eastern
early rose, 100000. Tallow was firm and higher
at 819@8%c. Veal was firm, with good
demand for good lots at 7010c Vegetables in
fair supply and quiet red onions, IS. 2503.75
yellow, $4.O0@45O; turnips, 100000; cab
bage, 75c@$1.0O carrots, 40050c i bu.
LUMBER, COOPERAGE AND WOOD.
The yard trade in lumber is light, but fair
for the season. and prices were steady. Com
mon boards, joists and scantng - to 16 fl, $1100
@12.00 fencing, $1200@13.0O; long joists
$12@16, shingles, $3@325. lath, $2.1O@
2.2O. Cooperage steady and in fair demand at
$1.15 for pork barrels; $1.40 for lard tierces
48@50c for flour barrels and $19O@2.00 for
whisky barrels: Wood was firm and in fair de-
mand sales in the yards at $3.50, $3.50 and
80 for beech, maple and hickory respectively.