The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-04-29

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SEEDS ANBsaaN1sT
There was quite an acSe BUSY less transacted
in seeds, and the marketylea irm with con-
siderable of an advance ts,ablg ished for Hun
garian and millet. Sales ranged at $202.4O
for common to prime timothy, $6.60@6.65 for
medium clover, and 81. 8000t.90 for flax Hun
garian ruled firm at $1.35QD1.40 for prime, and
millet ranged at $1.4001.50, the outside being
for choice. Highwnes were quiet, but the
offerings were light and prices were irmer;
closed at Isl. Ia spot ana buyer next week.
PRODUCE.
Ihere was an improved. demand for butter
during the week, and the offerings being only
moderate, firm feeling pei FADED the market
Roll butter quotable at 11@16a and packed at
ll02Oc for poor to choice in lots choice sold
in retail way at 22(026c Broom corn was
fairly active and firm at 11119@14c for fair to
stalk braid. BeesWaX quiet at 26(028c.
Beans were quiet and rather dull. Quota
BILE at $1.80@1.85 for choice Eastern
medium, and from S125OO175 for
Western, according to quality. Cheese was in
good request, but the offerings were large and
prices ruled rather weak. Prime old factory
sold at l4015c and 8013c was paid for common
to good. Cider, $5.750600 for choice sweet
per barrel, and $3.00(l450 for common. Gran
berries were dull at 49, O0O11. so for common to
choice cultivated. Dried peas quiet at So .O00
40 for choice green and $1.70@1.80 for mar
roWfat. Eggs closed steady at 1215(O13c.
Feathers remain quiet at 48052c per pound
for prime live geese, and 30035c for choice
turkey tail feathers. Apples were dull, with the
offerings largely in excess of the demand :;
choice straight lots of Eastern sold in small
q al I.1t1 JEc,
disposed OF at $2.0002.25. Common about
$1.OO@1.5O. Hides were quiet at 70D715c for
green, &c for .grubby, SC for heavy green sailed,
and $40 for light do. Hops remain dull and
quiet at 80 and 40c per ID for good to choice
Honey was dull and weak at 2O025c per ID in
combs, and 1910 for strained. Hay was steady
and sales were readily effected at $15.00(019 90
for mixed to choice No. / timothy, and $13(015
for common to prime prairie. Slough hay about
$1OM12.00. Poultry was in fair demand at
l201215c per Id for live chickens, and $4,000
800 per dozen. Turkeys sold at 14(016c per
10. Potatoes were dull and unsettled. The
market closed at about soc for choice Eastern
and 10000 for Western peachblows in car
lots. Tallow slow at Sc for solid and SIC for
cake. Vegetables dull at $2(02.50 per barrel
for onions, 35@50c per bushel for turnips.
Veal dull at 4(07c for common to choice
COOPERAGE, LUMBER, AND WOOD.
There was a fair demand for cooperage, and
the market ruled steady at about former prices.
Quotable at $110 for pork barrels, $1.35 for
lard tierces, $1.90@2.0O for whisky barrels,
and 45@55c for flour barrels There were a
number of cargoes of lumber on the market,
but the demand continues good and prices were
well maintained. Quotations range at
$15.O0@3000 for fair to choice "a" stock
boards $11@1200 for common boards and
scantling Is to 20 feet. Shingles, $3(03.2 5 per
1000 for sawed. Lath, $2@2.25. Trade was
fair i'll wood and prices were steady at $8(08. SO
per cord for hickory at the yards 57@7.50 for
maple; $6@6.50 for beech, and $4. so per cord
for slabs.