The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-19

Since our iatf, very heAv! rssns hsse sas'es Y
iii. yieini,y. thoroughly wet,ins ne earth.
isisapposed that ii inches Of water has falle
within week. The .rissfss rising, having oom
up 4. least one FOOT. Corn. potatoes. ,drnip
and III late vegetables vii undoubtedly com
out we'll, and prices hencelorwartl ride INV. WI
notice that Potatoes are selling ~ prices bel0v
1l per bushei in market, and we presume the.
will go - low - 30 o. 40 cts during September
Apples bear high price, and are not - album
dAnt = shsy should be. a4ss4 ct
4 We quote q follows: +s& A ~ i ~ /
| Wheat--Old Winter, 81. New and Old SPRING
S06NS5.
i corn-6Oc. s W.
| Oats-55c.
rour-of winter Wheat. 80. % Of Spring
Wheat, 81.
Potatoes-7 scasi- hsaeH.f. sss..s ssssi...s M.
| Buttcr-2Oa22. ..
/ Eggs-l2lc. @ y $3.50, w..
Hides-Green 6a-Dry flint l2llc. ~
aq Chicago, Aug. "A. Il
| The corn market il very inactive, scarcely :
| single movement being made. Spring wheat 10
in active demand for shipment. flour ID in ac-
tive demand for city trade, present prices are
il in fair demand and prices are steady. A bet
ter feeling prevails in regard 70 Barley, dealers
evincing ! disposition to pay better prices, and
are Offering to contract for the future receipts
of barley yesterday were only % bu and it 10
probable that the stock will be kept back until
prices show material improvement over the rates
lately ruling 7t s#fs tTs t.E
Corn-A few parcels ia store went Al tic;
--bu sold 1t 73gc on board for Immediate de.
livery; and several round lots of1Da000 to 5000
bu at the same figure. +
Wheat-Spring is in good demand, and prices
are irregular; 5000 bu to complete cargo was
picked up; small lots at range OF 81, l5Al, 20 in
store sales generally were at the range of 81. IA
al,l8- Winter wheat is firm without much
movement; we quote white 81 ,a3al,55 red No
l at l,Sof 80, No ?, at l,lsal,2
Flour-Spring extras are firm at $3.50; 80
bbls Dixon mills" Il good spring exral bro't
$6,75.
Freig hts Unchanget; the propeller Poionlfc
takes $4,000 bu wheat ii bulk to Buffalo at sc
pr bn, and 500 bblS -four at zoe pf Dbl; the
schooner Mar, B. Hall and several other vessels
take corn at &c to same place. -
Oats-Dull and prices tending downward
car loads old sold at csc in bags on track; be"
are offered at 53a55c in bags.
Barley-4o0 blu sold for shipment at Toe; soc
Sept; we quote at 70a75c.
Eggs-DuI and lower; we quote at Bale.
ProvisonS-The market il very firm; mess |
pork is IN good export demand; mess beef il en-
tirely out OF the market; Lard has advanced TO /
l6c; canvassed hams to lac.
Cheese-W 4 9a9ac; Hamburg lOallc.
iish-Whitefsh No more plenty at s., 70 pr
hfbbl
Fruit-Green Apples "a, 5Oa5 per Dbl; Oranges
x7aS per box; Lemons 81, 5Oa9 per box, accord
ing to quality; Pears IS per bu and Whortle-
berries 81.
Feathers-45a50c pr h.
Highwines-2Sa29cp pr gall; pure spirits (Shu-
felt l. Co.'S Chicago 3saS9c.
Hides-22c pr Id for dry flint; green oaaac;
green sailed lSalSac.
Fiour-dull and unchanged. Sales 4ae bbls At IS 50
es6 81 for super state, S6 s0p6 80 for extra do So
TO medium extra Mich. Ind, Ohio and Ill. Canadian
the same. Sales At Sc seas GO for
Whea.-hesvy nothing doingin old; new Southern at
VI I0Ol II, for red 81 S0Gb1 -.
Rye-dull, at9sG141 o.
Corn--heavy. |
Oats--lower. Sales at 6a@62c for state and 62Gb6sc
for western.
Pork--bctter. Sales at s2l 75a2s IS for mess, and
VI Va92l % for prime L.
Reef--quiet.
Cut MeSts-steady. |
Lari-bettcr. Sales at 15sG16c.
Whiskey-lower. Sales 29GA29kc. |
stccks--dnll and lower. 4H AL #Sas4
Money-more in demand at per cent. on cal! and
s99 for short best paper
Exchange--frn and fair business .. 10sk1la6a.
Buffalo, Aug. II.
Flour-dull at previous prices.
Wheat--easier. ~ 30 for Chicago Spring.
Corn--duIl and easier. Sales at &c. sEas 9
Oa,s-easer at 63dD61c
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