Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 19, Number 84, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 28 June 1898 — THE MARKETS. [ARTICLE]

THE MARKETS.

Grain, Provisions, Etc. Chicago, June 21 FLOUR—DuII and weak. WHEAT—Unsettled. July. 734#"0c; September, 6644®684c; December, 67#684c.» CORN—Firm. Cash and July, 32c and 324 #32»»c; September, S2V&33*ie; December, SjAiC; May, 354 c. OATS— Fairly active and steady. No. 1 cash, 244 c; July. 234#24c; September, 204# 214 c. RYE—Was stronger, but quiet. No. 3 cash,424c, July,424c, and September, 414 c. HARLEY—Very quiet and slow. Low grades, 31#32c; fair to good, 32#35c. # PORK, LARD AND RlßS—Shade firmer. September pork opened at 19.80, sold up to 49.8 a, back to 19.80. September lard sold at 45.8240, up to 45.85. September ribs sold at 45.55 and at 45.55(u5.574. NEW POTATOES - Demand good. Choice Arkansas Triumphs sold at 12.10# 2.15 per bbl.; Mississippi Triumphs, $2.20# 2.30. EGGS—Steady. Sales, losses oft. cases returned, were made at 104 c, and city recandled, new white wood cases included, at ll@U4c. BUTTER Steady and unchanged. Creameries, 14# 16c; dairies. 114@U>4c. LIVE POULTRY-Market held fairly steady. Turkeys, s#7c. Chickens, 44#74c; Ducks. 6#Bc per pound; Geese, $3.00#4.00 per dosen.