The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-03-25
T93e Following table shows the current quota.

No. 2 barley, cash 49,. .$lO1@1O3 $1.O9@112
No. barley, seller April 0998 @104
No. barley, cash. 90Q@95 GIG SO
PROVISIONS.
There was an increased speculative movement
in this market and prices exhibited large i'm
provement. The advices received by cable and
from Eastern markets were of q more favorable
tenor and calculated to produce a firm feeling.
Holders, consequently, were Indifferent about
selling and, as shorts were generally anxious to
provide for their outstanding contracts the mar
ket was at times excited, and prices
were forced to. considerable higher
range. Mess pork closed at $19.70 cash,
and $40. 70Q019.75 seller April. Lard closed
firm at $3.50 cash $13 700113.7216 seller
April, and $3.50 seller June.
LIVE STOCK.
The light receipts and the good quality of the
cattle on sale enabled sellers to make ready
sales and to realize full prices for all desirable
stock. Shipping steers firm, 4.50005.75 for
medium to good $5800625 for choice and
$6.5007.05 for extra stockers $30009450 for
poor to choice Hogs in demand and firm at
higher prices Workers. $7.00(0775, poor to
choice heavy weights, $770@860, poor to
choice extra, 38. 7508.80. Sheep firm and in
demand at $4.00@625, poor to choice extra,
$6.5007.25.
Trade was light i'll butter and prices were
weak at 12022c for common to choice roll 10
@1115c for low grades of packed 15@18c for
good to choice shipping lots 20QD28c was paid
for good to choice in small lots to the local
trade. Broom corn was firm at 111901219c for
No l hurl, and 13@14c for extra do.
Beeswaz or remains + quiet o.s at 26g $685.
Eastern $1.85@1.9O in lots, and $1.91 in
retail way. Cheese was quiet at 15115@16c for
good and tic for prime factory. Cider was in
fair demand when choice, at $5.7501600 per
bril- Cranberries were quiet at $10.00@11. so
for good to choice cultivated. Dried peas were
in light supply at $2.300D2.40 for choice sound
green, and $1.75@1.85 for marrowfat Eggs
closed quiet at 25(026c for fresh. Feathers firm
at 40045c for choice turkey tail feathers, and
46@52c for prime live geese. Apples were in
fair demand at $2.75013.50 for good to choice
Hides were quiet, 7QD71a for green frozen SO
81 for heavy salted and Sc for light. Hops
remain quiet at 33(D40c for good to choice new
Hay was firm at $3.50 for upland $3.50 for
No. L, and $14.00 for poor prairie. Poultry was
scarce and firm at 15@16c per ID for turkeys,
and 130014c for chickens. Potatoes closed at Isl
al. 10 for Car lots of Eastern peachblows and at
9Oc(0$1 for Western do; early rose, 85095c.
Tallow, 81l08115c for solid, and $40 for cake.
Vegetables were weak at $3.75(04.00 for yellow
onions 60(085c for turnips and 75c(0$1 90 per
dozen for cabbage. Veal steady at 4(09c per ID
for common to choice carcasses.
COOPERAGE, LUMBER AND WOOD.
There was fair demand for packing descrip-
tons, and prices were a shade frmer Pork
barrels $1.10, and lard tierces $135 Lumber
was quiet at 28.00@3500 for A and stock
boards, and $11.0001200 for common ioist
scantling, $11.00@1200 fencing $12000013.00.
Wood quiet but firm at $3.50 for hickory, $3.50
for maple and 5000 for slabs.
DRESSED HOGS SEEDS AND HTGHwINEs.
Dressed hogs were quiet but steady at $500
$500, dividing on 200 lbs. Seeds were steady
but quiet at $2.35@2.40 for prime timothy
$3.50 for clover; $2.00@20715 for flax; Hun
garian 95c0$1.00, and millet firm at $135 for
prime. Highwines were firm at $1.1O@1.11.
TeIegraDhic Market RenOrts