The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-09-30

material improvement was exhibited in prices
for all descriptions here. The market closed
as follows: Cash mess pork, $4,000; seller
October, 500. 000022.20, and seller the wear
$18.20(018. %; seller January and February
sold at $500. Cash lard closed at @13 40
seller October at $13. 35G013. 40; seller the year
$1195@12.20 and seller February sold at
$11.SO.
PRODUCE.
Butter was quOtable at 24fD3Oc for extras
19@23c for frsts, 17C018c for seconds and
14016c for thirds. Beans-We quote prime old
Eastern mediums at about 81 80, and sale of
new Western was reported at $165.
Trade was quite brisk in broonl-corn
Quotations range at 10@12c for No. to extra
hurl, S150D911c Tor good to choice stalk braid.
and 60DS1ac for crooked. Beeswax was quiet
and nominal at 26@28c for good to prime yell
low. Cheese-Quotations range at 5000 for
poor to common, 9@10c for fair to good, and
1O4(0101ac for prime in lots. There was
good supply of cranberTies on the market, but
the offerings were rather poor in quality and
for this reason sold slowly. Prices ranged
as follows: $2.25@2.5o per bushel, and $4,000
$50 per barrel, the outside figure being for
choice. Cider was dull and the few sales re-
ported ranged at S5.0000600 per barrel and
-. 5O@3.00 per key, according to quality
Dried fruits were quiet. Quotations
and New York apples, and TIC for Southern
Peaches quotable at l0@1015c for halves and
about SC for mixed. Dried peas were dull and
slow sale, with light arrivals of new rep ,rted !:
quotable at SLIGO for new green, and ST. 300
LAO for yellow. Eggs were in good demand
and firm the market closed at about 18c per
dOz for warranted fresh. Feathers were in
moderate demand and steady quotable at $500
56c for prime live geese, 20(025c for turkey
tail. and 3(05c for chicken Game was in good
demand and firm. The receipts were fair and
better in quality than during last week. Prairie
chickens quotable at $3.50Q03. rs per doz mall
lard ducks at 49, co. and small at $500. Green
fruits were in good demand. Quotations ranged
at $1.00@2.50 per brl for Southern apples, and
$250003.50 for Michiya according to
quality. Peaches closed at about $1,000
1.65 for Js-bu boxes in lots, and $1.65
@2.O0 in retail way ; 19-bu boxes sold
at 60075c. Choice Concord grapes quotable
at $2.5002.75 in 36-lb cases 81 60(0I7 in
2O-lb baskets, and 60075c in Michigan 12-lb
baskets Plums were trim at $4.00(05.0l for
u -bu boxes of New York, and $i.25@1.50
for Il -bu boxes of Illinois. Pears were firm at
$10.00@14.00 for New York in barrels, and soc
@$1.00 for Michigan baskets. Hides remain
steady at SIC all round for green sailed, and
61l@615c for damaged. Honey was rather
slow sale; quotabIe at 2OC023c per ID for comb,
and 1219c for strained. There was but little
demand for hops. and the market ruled dull :
qrotable at 4001215c for poor to good, and 14(0
1ec for prime new. The supply OF poultry was
FULLY equal TO the demand, and PRICES ranged as
follows 12@1275c per ID for turkeys, $1,000
$50 for old chickens, and 49, O0@2 rs for spring,
according to quality. Potatoes were sold slowly
at 75c0$1.0 90 per brl. All kinds of vegetables
sold slowly, but there was no particular change
in prices from those quoted last week. Toma-
toes, about 40c per bu; turnips, 75c per brl !:
cabbage, $300@4.00 per 100, and caulifower,
50c@$1.5 so per doz.
SEEDS AND HIGHWINES.
There was good demand for timothy seed.
Prices ranged at $20002.25 for common to
good, and $50. 1902. As for prime Glover was
dull and weak. Sold at $5.500650 for poor to
prime medium, and $6.75 for mammoth. Flax
in fair demand at $1.25(01.4215 for common to
good. Highwines were fairly active, but prices
ruled a shade lower. Sales were made at the
close at 81. 1919.
COOPERAGE LUMBER AND WOOD.
Quotations range at $1.1215001.15 for pork
barrels; $1.3501.45 for lard tierces; $1,000
2.10 for whisky barrels, and 45(055c for flour
barrels There was moderately active bust
ness transacted in lumber; quotable at $500
for joists and scantling; $9.O0(014.00 for COM
mon strips and boards; 50 10M26 60 for shin
gles and $3.50 for lath. Wood remains rather
quiet; maple quotable at about $500, and
beech at $500 per cord.