Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26

BuRIISGrox, March "a.
b wHrAr.-Bus little coming in Buyers ole
ing see for spring, and .tasl On for fall.-
Good spring Is offered from store in round lo
MAI 10. No buyers
Rrr.--None offering. would bring zoe
/ DArs.-a0c.
BARLEr-el 10.
CeRS.-No sales
TixorHr.-ss 90. We hear of Gales Of Is
bus At 81 Is.
CLovER.-Scarce, 81 oo@7 so.
Blue Grass soc. q b at retail.
| OsAsE 0RASGE.-75c. h :"
| FLAx.-In demand 81 lo@l 20.
Provisions &c.
PoRK.-Mess held at $l4@l4 SO. No sales
Bulk meats We hear of Sales Of !, 800, prices q
S, 6 and for shoulders, sides and hams to be
forwarded East by railroad.
LARD.-Sc.
BurrKR-ls@aoc.
EGGs.-lOc
PorAroEs.-5Dc., scarce.
Mills extra selling at 81 5o
ArpIEs.-Dry, TIC. y b.
PEAcHEs.-Dry &c. n b.
HIpEs.-Dry flint, 1ll@124c. Green, 4sc.
ST. Louis, March 81.
Market exceedingly dull. No shipping or spec
ulative demand whatever, and the few transac-
tons, we have to report, are to fill orders and
supply immediate wants.
A dispatch of the 10th from New Orleans to
Hening l. Woodruff, quotes superfne -four at
$3.50; mess pork SIS, so, and wheat 81 40.
Flour-Sale of SO bbls fine at 1925.
Wheat-Sales IS SKIS fair at 81 80; So do prime
red at 81, 42i, and 6S and lsl SKIS on private
terms.
Corn-s0 SKIS mixed in osnaburgs at Sic; 80
yellow, in new gunnies, at same, and 1913 white,
new gunnes, at SSc.
Rye-Sale of Sc SKIS at S5c, SKIS included.
Oats-Sales of Jag sacks, cotton bags, in two
lots, at SOC, and so sacks at 34c.
Hides-Sale of l7OOat l5c.
Piles at 81 45.
Gunnies-Sale of 1000 prime second hand at
lie, and 1900 do do at l2c, and 90 bales new at
l4c
Butter-Sale of small lot Mt lSc.
Sugar-Sale of 20 hhds various qualities, chief
ly at s4as4c, and small portion common
at 7c.
Coffee-lO0 sacks sold at 1890.
Bacon casks shoulders at 64c.
Lard-Sales 46 bbls and Is half bbls tank lard
at Sc, and AZ packages country at $50.
Chicago, March %.
Flour-Market quiet except for city trade.
We quote nominal at s3.7 5a4 90 for Fine-s5Oo
a5.25 for No. 2 Super6ne-$5. 5oa5.75 for No.
do-s6 O0a6.25 for Fancy, and $650a7.0O for
Extra. Chicago City Mills Supertine $7.25-do
$7.75 Rye Flour $5.5Oa575. Buckwheat
Flour $500 p 100 TBS. Corn Meal $l.25Rlo0
lbs,
Wheat-Common Spring in Store rather firm
er at about $l.05. For milling and seed at all
prices vp to Sl.2Oa1.30. Winter steady at Sl.20
al so for Red and White.
Corn-Dull. Railroad lots selling at 36a3sc
N so ibs delivered. For future delivery no fur
Their sales reported.
Rye-Nominal at 75asOc.
Barley-Moderate demand at s1.OOa.25 for
good to choice.
Grass Seeds-Timothy s2.25a5.25. Clover
7.0Oa $3.50.
Butter-Ferkins l6alS-Fresh roll l8a20c.
Cheese-Common country Ease. W. R. 1o4
allie. Hamburg l1al3c.
Eggs-Selling at Halls.
Dressed Hogs-Stcady at s4.75a5.25 for light
to fair heavy. Evtra held at 1854.
Mess Pork-New City nominal at Sl4al4 80.
Feef-New Mess $l2.
Lard.-Nominal at &c for No. l.
Salt.-Fine $2,37a2 5O-Ground Solar 81 50
Coarse, So OO-Dairy l4al6c for IA fb sacks.
shot.-Drop, g O0a2 o64 per bag-Buck
81 37aa2 so per bag.
New York, March %.
Flour.-Marketfo for common grades 6al24 high
err, with good eastern and local demand. Sales
s, 900 at s. STAT for common to good State and
Western. S. l0a6 rs for inferior and common
Michigan. 81 l2a7 SO for extra State, STAT IS
for low grades, extra Western IS 25alO for ex-
ira Genessee.
Wheat-Firmer, with better export and home
trade demand. $l,65al,7O for red Southern,
81, sla1,9S for White. Rye lower, Sales 5000
bush. at 81, lOaI,l deliveredat latter price
Barley scarce and firmly held at $1,2OslSO.-
Corn dull and unsettled. 64a7O for new mixed
white ard yellow Southern. Old Western NOM
inal -7Oa7l. Oats moderate demand-40a42
for State and 42a44 for Western.
Pork-sales 200 bbls Beef Sales $50 bbls.
Beet Hams firm. Moderate sales. Dressed Hogs,
Saa9. Cut Meats Tiara for Shoulders, saa94
for hams. Lard shade better at 94alO.