The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-10-21
atslg. | Closing.
No. 2 sp'g wheat, cash
No. 2 seller October i

PRODUCE.
Butter quotable at 26@32c for extras, 19025c
for firsts, 17@l8c for seconds. and 1419016c
for thirds. Light sales of prime old medium
beans for New York were made at $1.80, and
81. IS was paid for new in bags. Western re-
main dull at $1.25@1.75 according to quality.
Broom corn dull and prices weak. Several
good lots of new were sold at 6@7c. Beeswax
fair local and shipping demand for
cheese. Quotable at 5@Sc for inferior,
9@1016c for common to good, and 1115012c
for prime. Choice sweet cider was in fair de-
msnd and steady at $650@7.00 per BRIL- and
$3.00@3.75 in kegs. Cranberries in light de-
mand at $7.50@8.50 per brl for good Wiscon-
SIM and $10.50@11.50 for choice large cult
waited one-bu boxes sold at $3.OO@3. SO.
There was no demand for dried peas, and sales
were slow at $1.50(01.60 for choice green and
CSC per bu for yellow dried Eggs closed at
21c in carriers and about zoe in loose packages.
Prime live geese feathers were in fair de-
mand and steady at $4,000; the other kinds
ruled dull. Game was in better supply and
easier. Prairie chickens sold at $500 per
doz mallard ducks at So. 10000; small at
81. 50@1.75, and snipe and plover at $1.00.
The hop market remains very dull, but prices
were without change; quotable at 4@10c
per brl for poor to good and 11013c for prime
Honey was in fair request when in the comb at
23@24c, but strained was dull at 10012c per
fb. There was fair demand for hides and sales
were made at SIC for green salted 614c for
damaged, and 13c for calf. Potatoes were in
better demand and prices were shade firmer;
quotable at 30(040c per bu for peachblows
Sweet potatoes, however, remain dull and slow
of sale; yellow Illinois $2.0002.25 per BRIL- and
Jerseys $3. 00@3.25. There was q fair demand
for salt, and fair business was reported at
$3.50 for Onondaga and Saginaw fine and 81. 10
for ordinary coarse. Wool was in fair demand
and steady at $4,000 for washed, and 28@32c
for unwashed.
SEEDS AND HIGHWINES.
There was fair demand for prime timothy,
and prices, under light offerings, were steady
at $22O@2.25. There was a good deal of COM
mon offered, however, and this was slow at
$1.850210. There was a fair demand for
highwines, and the market closed steady at a
slight decline. The market closed at $1.1315.
PROVISIONS.
In this market there was slight increase In
the amount of business transacted, but prices
were rather irregular. The stocks were larger
than was generally anticipated, but this had
tendency to increase the offerings. Mess pork
was about 40(045c lower, but was rather steady
toward the close. Lard was quiet but firm.
CooPFRAGE, LUMBER AND WOOD.
Quotations for cooperage range at $1.100
.15 for pork barrels and $1.30@I.40 for lard
tierces; ST. 90@2. 10 for whisky barrels, and 45
055c for flour barrels. Lumber, owing to
light offerings, was quiet but firm. Values
were nominally firm at 1926 for joist and
scantling, and $8.50@14.00 for strips and
boards. Shingles, $2.10@2.60. Lath steady
at ST. so; closing firm. For wood the demand
continues moderate, and prices were steady
and unchanged.