The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-02-25

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easier. Mess pork 13Q125c per barrel
lower. Lard was 10@15c per 100 pounds off,
and meats were also lower. Mess pork closed at
$18. 10@18.1215; seller March, $18.15. Lard
closed at $3.50 cash, and $13.40@13.42119 sell
er March.
The cattle market was steady and moderate
business was reported at $4.50@600 for fair to
choice shipping steers 50. 1908. so for poor to
medium, and $400@4.75 for fair to
choice butchers cattle. Hogs we're active
but closed easier under continued heavy re-
ceipts, closing at $6.25@6.80 for poor to choice
Workers, and $660@7.30 for poor to choice
heavy; extra $40. Sheep closed active at
$4.00@6.00 for poor to choice grades.
DRESSED HOGS, SEEDS AND HIGHwINEs
Dressed hogs ruled tirmer early in the week.
advancing from $7.60@790 for light and $3.50
to $820@8.25 for heavy, with some fancy at
$3.50. Later, an easier feeling prevailed, and
the market closed &c easier at $77O@7.80O for
light, and $800@8 Is for heavy; fancy
1926. Seeds were in fair demand and
closed steady at $2.35@265 for fair to choice
timothy $3.50 for clover 1902. 25 for prime
crushing to choice fiaxseed CSC for Hungarian;
and 90(095c for milet. Highwines were steady
at $1.O4.
PRODUCE
| The stocks of butter are well reduced and the
market is frmer, with some shipping inquiry.
Fresh roll, 21@23c packed 15025c for fair
to good and 24@26c for choice. Broom
corn firm at 11@13c for good to
extra. Beeswax firm at 25Q128c per ID.
Beans are in active demand, and wanted on
local and shipping account; quotable at $1.75@
| 200 for fair to choice. Cheese was fairly ac-
tive and firm at 15@1715c for good to prime
factory and 8014c for poor to common. Cider
steady at SIS. 75(06.00 u brl for sweet. Dried
peas in request at $1.90@2.00 for green and
| 81. 6O@1.65 for marrowfat. Eggs were higher
but less active, the higher prices nat
urally checking the consumption; fresh
quotable at 32@36c; picked, 23@25c for
best 1O@15c for common. Feathers quiet.
Game firm, with good demand for stock killed
in other States. Prairie chickens, $2.50@2.75;
quail $52.00@2.25 rabbits, $125G01 So Hides
were firm and in good demand at 719(07$4c for
green frozen, 8@919c for heavy, and 9(@9lc
for light green sailed. Hops were quiet at
S $50 &C., Tor t good to prime 2OQg25c
Hay frmer and in better demand
No. timothy $17.5O@1S.OO; No. 2, $15.5O@
1850. Nuts were offered freely, and slow sales
at former prices. Poultry in demand and firm
all round, excepting geese, which were dull
turkeys 1001219c; poor to choice chickens
011c ducks 1919 013c, and geese 6(18c per
pound.
Potatoes were firmer good to choice lots, free
from FROST quotable at 80c(0$1.O5. Vegetables
were quiet and steady sales at So 25(03. rs for
red onions $4.00@4.5O for yellow 4O0S0c |
for turnips celery, 5O@65c parsnips, $1.75
Hubbard squash, 75c@$1.OO per doz. Veal in de-
mand and firm at 5(01Oc for poor to choice. |
CooPERAGE WOOD AND LUMBER.
Packers goods in the cooperage line met with
a good demand early in the week, but closed |
easy and lower at $1.1O for pork barrels, and
81. As for lard tierces. Other cooperage quiet
and unchanged. Wood was firm, and mod
crate demand was reported at former quotations
stocks fair. Lumber quiet but firmly held.