Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02
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! FLouR--There il very little doing except for
| city and local trade. Prices nominal ut es,D0a
6,e5 for Fine, f5as, 90 for No. 2 Superfne-
%, s5a6. 81 for No. dos. 75a7, 20 for Fancy,
| and &, s5a7. so for Extra. City Mills Sapcr6ne
| $s.7t-do Extra, 1925. Rye Flour, %, 75a7 90.
u 80 n 100 lbs.
WHEAT-Dull and steady at about 81 80 in
store for common Spring A sale Of several
thousand bushels Is reported at 1928. Prime
to choice samples for milling and export by
railroad are selling at Sl,35al 40, depending
upon quality. Winter nominal at 81 ,55al,s5
for Red, and 81 ,65al,75 for White.
CoRx--Nomnal at SOC N 100 lbs.
OATs-In fair demand for city use in bags at
about 2Sa3Uc
RYE-Steady at s5al 90.
BARLEy-$l, lOal 90 for fair to choice
PorAroEs-Selling At 55a60c
GRASS Satisfactorily selling at *2,I2ia
2,25.
BurTER-Firkins lsa2o-Fresh rolls 20a25c.
CHEEsE-Common country 6a7c. w. r. l0a
lie. Hamburg llal2Ac.
EGGs-in good demand at 25a2Sc.
DRESSED HoGs-Market shade better. One
or two sales at $5,ooa5,50, dividing upon 200
lbs
Mss PoRK-New city mess $1,000.
BEEr-New mess selling at $500.
LARD-lOal1c for No. l.
SALr-Fine, selling generally at $3.50
Ground Solar 81, 5o-Coarse, sS,oo-Dairy, la
l5c for IA Id sacks.
HIpEs-Green, 54a6c-Green sailed, 6aa7c-
Dry Flint. l3al4c-Dry salted lOal2-Calf dry,
12al4c-Calf Skins lOc-Kip dry, l2al34c, ac-
cordng to quaIity-Kip green, 1Oc for II ID
Hides, and SC u lib for over weight Sheep
skins soc.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 90.
HoGs-The market was good deal unsettled
to-day, but it was on the whole heavy and prices
favored buyers. There were sales yesterday of
200 head, av. $50 lbs and 500 do, av. 220 lbs, at
So:oO 295 DO, av. l9O lbs, at x5:9D; to-day, 44O
head at $500; 800, av. 200 Tbs, at $5:75; 40,
av $50 lbs, at $685.; $50, av. 10 TBS, at $780,
1000, av. 2l5 lbs, at $500; $50, av. 22O lbs at
same; and 100 dressed, from river in lots, at
$500. The weather is too cold for packing
PEovIsIoss-A further general decline was es-
tablished to-day in hog products, and sellers man
ifested good deal of anxiety to realize. The
only sales reported to us were 2, loo green Hams
at TIC; and 1900 do Sides (heayy,) at SIC; but
there were several transactions Of which the par
ticulars were not made public, at 5, 6; and TO
I ec for Shoulders, Sides and Hams, s14:74 for
city packed Ness Pork, and one lot Of the latter,
delivered on board and insured to New Orleans,
sold at Sl4:75 At reduced figures there we're
very few buyers for any article. Lard was sus-
tanned at lO@lO4c for barrel and key.
New YORK, Dec. 20.
FLoUR-6d lower--sales 1900 bbls.
GRAIN-Wheat frm-sales 10000 bushels
Corn active-sales $4,000 bu. at 92a93c for