The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-11-23
Chicago.

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| CHICAGO, November 81 80 p. NJ
Wheat-Weak and easier; No.. 2 red at Sc &c
| bid; SIZE for seller December; No.
2 spring 80Ac for cash S3Lc for seller
| December; $3.50 for seller January.
Corn-Wea k and lower at 311Sc for cash :
| 3l2sc for seller December Oats-Un-
changed. Rye-Unchanged Barley
Lower at SIC. Pork--Firm at 1913 for
| cash; $3.50 for seller December; SSO5 for
cash; So so for seller December; $500 for
seller January. Whisky-At $i.O7. Hogs
I-keceipts $4,000 head; dull and weak; 5@
Toe lower; light at $275@2 so; heavy pack
ing at $2,7O@3.OO; shipping at $2,90@3.05.
Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, November 500 P. M
Flour-No movement to speak of and prices
unchanged; choice spring at S4.25(94.75;
common to fair at So 25@4.00 Wheal-Very
dull; Ne. l at SIC; No. 2 at SI14MS1 &c !;
No. at 7012c; No. at 63 12c; No 2 seller
December at S3@83Hc; seller January at
S4084Ac. Corn-DuIl at &c. Oats-Very
quiet at 1899, Rye-Steady at 45c Barley
Weak; No. cash at S652c; No. at
1870. Pork-Dull at 1915 cash. Lard
AT 1915. Hogs-Active at -. 75@2.90.
New York Butter and Cheese Market
BUTTRR-Fresh fall butter from all states
including creamery, dairy, ETC., of desirable
flavor is in active demand and from 1c to &c
higher than was quoted a week ago. There
is large call for fine tubs for private use
this being the season when many families
lay in a tub of butter for winter use a
much finer class OF diaries are now arriving
and Tor the best selected lots 23624c can be
made. Very few dairy pals are coming
forward, and it is difficult to tell what a real
10 hno LOT, ~, II.
Creameries stopped operations on the 1st of
TIN month, hence what little creamery but
ter is on hand is held very firmly; 97c is
very often reached for fancy goods in job
bIng way to the grocery trade. Quotations !:
Creamery, fine, 26c p ID; do fair to
good, 23@25c; dairy, tubs, choice, 15(017c;
do, fair to good 9911c; de-, poor to fair,
!99c; factory, tubs, choice, 11@12c; do,
1alr to good, 799c do, poor to fair, 5(l7c !;
hrklns, selections, 10@11c; do, fair to good,
7@.Sc.
CHEEsE-Ihere is no change in the gen.
eral features of trade, save an even greater
depression for all medium and low grades
OF sharp Favored cheese. Some of the long
headed commission men of this city have
pulled their thinking caps clear down over
their eyes IN vain attempt to solve the
problem and give at least reasonable con-
lecture to the future outlook for these
goods. The stock in store is steadily in
creaslng, and nothing is now in view which
will in any way tend to mar the happiness
OF the storehouse proprietor. Strictly
fancy September colored cheese will
probably bring 9Ic-about 1900 boxes
were sold by one firm at that
figure yesterday and to-day-though
the bulk OF trade is at S13@9c. There is a
very limited supply of Ohio cheese coming
forward, but the stock on hand is sufficient
dc
factory, fancy, at e@9Ae;do, good to prime,
1,54@S13c, do fair to good, TIC; do. half
skins, 5@6c; do, skins, 3@4c, Wisconsin
fancy, &c; do fair to prime, 6@S1ac; Ohio
factory, fine, s2<@9c; do, fair to good, ca
SC; do, half skins, 5(d6c; do, skins, 2(G4c
ARBUCKLE and Talmage blow in the