Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10
MARK ETS-


| Review 81 0nsttsgasn Market fer IN
week enaing Junc stls 1851,
istle more activits has been manifest h u
Ganches Of trade. The long continued coit
weather has materially reduced the aAies O
Spring and Summer fabrics for ladies and gen
tlenen's wear, consequently dealers Ia Dr.,
Goods are In more than their usual full supply
for the season.
As general thing the causes that effect the
| Dry Goods trade, effects, to greater or less
extent, all branches of business and materially
reduce the amount of sales, las has been the
| case this season. Dealers being anxious to
realize are offering their stock at reduced prices
in order to make room for Fall purchases.
Produce Of eli kinds continues TO demand
high figures, there was slight decline 10 Wheat
the first part Of the week, bu, st the close re-
gained former prices. Consumers End to their
sorrow that when Saturday night comes round
| . very large portion Of their weeks earnings
has been spent in purchasing provisions.
But from all We can learn through the medI-
UNI OF our exchanges and conversation which
We have had with persons that either reside in
or have visited the interior Of this State and
also throughout the West the prospect for the
incoming crop was never better, although the
season is about one month latter than usual
II our anticipations should be realized, farmers
viii have alargc amount of produce Of alljkinds
to sell after harvest and at less prices and cor
seqnenisy city consumers will have little mo-
ney left at the end Of the week to deposit in
the Savings Bank.
The demandfor money continues as great as
At any former period-but the pressure that WAS
experienced during the month Of May has
passed Short time and call loans can be more
easily made. Eastern Exchange is in better
supply but not abundant. We quote
Wheat-spring 81, 15a1 ,2o-Fall &, soal 40. I,
Corn-65c..
Oats-65c. "a II
Flour-City Mills Extra, so BY dirty load.
Butter-20a25c.
Eggs-7aSc.
Potatoes-$l ,4Oa1 so.
No change in Provisions.
New York, June cir
Flour-marke a shade better; with moderate demand
Sales 5000 bbls 50 1905 30 for super stae IS 9O7
10 for extra do Canadian steady Sales 40 bbls Is
arm at - 50(06 IS.
wheat-market nrm; sales at u 65@1 81 for medium
u IS for red southern, and 81 IS for white do
Rye-held At 81 1901 20. a.a |
Barley-quiet.
Corn-narket without important change. Sales 5000
bush mixed western at 916l92c.
Osts-steady at 62t16s for canadian and state.
Pork-heavy; sales 400 bbs at s2a 7o@2s IS for |
mess, and &l9 2s01l9 30 for prime. !
Beef-steady sales moderate. Bee hams lower; sales |
At A28 so.
Cut enthusiastically; 1Oc for shoulders and Tx for
hams. 500 s#
Lard-steady, AZ 14N@l14Sc.
WhisEey-sales ut 34085c.
Stocks-dull and lower 1s.e
Money-Hrmly held At GOT per cent. call, and 500
for short best paper.
ExchanEe-moderate business doing, at 1Osh0losx.
New Orleans, June 5.
Coton-easier, but quotations unchanged. Sales to-
day 1900 bales. sa .s ..e 's..-a y .s.
Breadstuds-dull. f.
Pork-dull, at 425 90 for mess;
Cofee-steady at 10Y 110ac for prime. Sale of week
bags, stock in this city, including what is in vessels
1t quarantine, $4,000. Sass