The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09


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/ Since sur ~ Weekly ssport thers Aas -
i = decline u - ssnas = shsst. LAss wsel
sraia came . Market = largs quaaniien ou
streets wers crowded uish teams and ~ car
-of he Easisra Road ware largely freiehted viii
Wheat. Bas ~ decline y price - alnes
wholly stappsd ~ rscsipss. 0sasu = 81 NOV
afrisiag 81 any esosiderable ensiiiss. ~4
Oar market = veil ssppiisd visA vegetables
/ The river Il stationary With Aboss 80 inehel
on The lower rapids. The weather 3 tsmark-
ably fine and pleasant # 81 s.ss.Ss ~
Wheat, spring, IS Q 90.
Flour, CITY Mlls, IS q $50.
Oats, - q 80 cts. So
COris-None in market. ~ 4As
Butter II al8.
Potatoes IS 90.
Seeds- Timothy, $S clover, "a g.; blue
grass = So; red top 2 SO.
Chicago, Sept. s, 3 o'clock Pm.
The state Of the Money market induces the
most extreme caution in oil transactions, and
operates irresiftibly TO depress prices Of Grain.
Decline follows decline 20 rapidly that the
markets are entirely unsettled, and prices can
hardly be determined
No export demand for horr, and ralcs are
confined 10 small lots to the city trade. The
Improvement in Spring Wheat noted yesterday
WAS but temporary. Early sales TO day Effected
at only slight decline but subsequently ha,
ers fell 10 76c., At which sales were limited And
AFTER the New York news buyers again rcceded.
Extra spsing was in more active demand, and
numerous sales transpred before the New Yo.k
news at Soc. In cargoes transactions arc ~
fnIl Rss fORs saoY gA M AZ -.
board, Others At 20 and 79S, all before the New
ork news. Winter Wheat selling only to |
lnllers, and quotations would be merely nom |
inal it'd
Corn IA without buyers except at . large de- |
cline. A boAt-load sold to a dstiller ct 7sc. /
afoat. Holders Of csrgoes refused TO accede |
to buyers views. At . close, few parcels in /
store sold on private terms, understood TO be at
quotations. Oats dull, but holders are not dis
posed 70 accept lower prices. Barley steady.
Rye dull and nominally lower. Timothy Seed
u good demand. Cattle steady. Sheep dull.
liogs active.
Freights drm :ssmall fsst of vessels in mort.
Wind N.N.W, changsable. Raisy. 65s
Flour, Superdne, No. l, 4.50@475 EE II
Fancy. 475@5.OO
Extra Spring, 5.25Gl6.50 81 s5s
s Wheat, Spring IN store, 75@76 Ses /,
Extra Spring, 1880 - !,
:" Red, No. 2,
:. Red, No. !, a q. II
White, No. l, agl ,
Corn, in Store, p son, 6s@54
Oats, in Store, N sab, 80 II
barley, y AZ lbs, IS a75
Rye, " 60 lbs, 60
Timothy Seed, 225 1850
Potatoes 60.25 a so
Rags II b OFT a0s
line Salt bbl. 1. IS a 90
WhileGsh, hEbl. Mol, 4.50a 500
Pork, Mess. per bbl, a 1900
Hams. smoked, per ID. IL
Lard. city. per To-, l6 q
Hides, green, per h., faO9
dry, flint. !" lBal9 I
Pelts, August, 35 q
HighwiEes, per gal. % aA ssss !
Eggs, per doz., l2al2k c
Butter, best per b., 1sa19
Cheese, w. r., per h., 100 c
Hogs, per cwt 900 a $50
Cattle IS 800 400 :
Sheep $50 a $50 Q
Chickens, each, 30 r
Turkeys, live, per h., 10 81 9
Freights.-Lake to Buffalo. To Oswego. i
- Flour, (stesm,) 20 '
Wheat, per bu. 05 l2t
:. Corn, o. IL
Canal to New York s
% Wheat, per bu., II
Corn, per bu., 10 p
Ocean to Liverpool.
Flour, per Dbl. a I'd.
Grain, per bu., 24a2d.
Martins Com. letter. G
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