The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26

hBe stauy ana IN goou demand for prime.
New York Cattle Market.
| Wednesday, Oct. 20, 1855
TnAL RECEIPTS o. CATTLE OF LII KINDS FOR EwErK
Sheep and
,n.-.. be a-"s Cows. Veals. Lambs. Swine.
!. Mlerton., 1893 IS 4s2 ss7
A; oh AMBER 1ia s. 8 ' s.
week. 49, So 81: IS 1 1st.s ssss
Increase, 26a % ,nooo
Decrease. % OCT, ~
Az per week, 1854. sasz 2ss 1915 , 1ssa 4a,s
1887 1887 s sSss ~ SIS SIS s ssss ESQ s
Total OF all kinds this week, a. ISL head ' wv
otal OF all kinds last week, 900 heal
Number sale to-day at Asrtons Of Reef c.., esss
S \ last Wednesday, !. s4S7
sold to Butchers At Bergen, New Jersey. 9s7
PRICES OF BEEF AT FORTY FOURTH STREET
Pr ninm, None None.
Firs. quality, % 0o9K 0960lO
Melium quality, os 0osX os G0sx
Inferior, O6 107x O6kMa7k
Average o all sales about e7knOS OS O.
REMAREs CATH.
Toe market was quite fiat this morning, the quality
scarce. and for such the demand was good. The low
.ell We quote at ea9xc very fine we'll fed
bee res as high as 10c.
TIE demand has been moderate at full prices. We
quote at es5Gt5, as to quality.
VEAL CAVES.
The business Is good at o06kc, A. to quality. The
stock is ample.
Thd market has been very depressed and prices have
drcrt cover Soc q head Carcass mutton has sold at
Washington Market ate 2 D
The supply is excessive, and prices have declined
heavily. wequot.e at 405c.-GN Y. Eve. Post.
Bank Matters.
The Board OF Directors Of The State Bank of
Indiana, at their regular quarterly meeting
at indianapolis, last week, adopted a resolution
IN favor OF the establishment O. a CLEARING
House Al Cincinnati, but declaring i: inexped,o
cit TO unite with the Bank of the Ohio Valley
under its present organization. The Indiana
Banks insist upon an equal share in the stock
and management with the Ohio Banks as a
condition precedent to their co-opereation,-
The Cincinnati Gazette says that on account OF
the want OF harmony among the banks in regard
to il, THE Ohio Banks will probably undertake
to carry the project through an Independent
Ono Insult utlon, without making any distinct
ion in the management OF its clearing denart-
ments, against the banks Of Indiana and Ken.
lucky, which may as individual corporations
CO operate with it. In this way much good
may be accomplished, but in order to establish
thorough Clearing House, q broader and more
liberal basis must be PROVIDED. At the same
mC sting OF the Directors of the State Bank OF
Indiana. above referred to, the Branch at jet
iefsonvllls was restored, with Jonathan S. Har. |
vey Us Preeiden,.
Dry Goods.
Business has fallen off very decidedly. The
mass of undesirable goods in market is very
great, and prices Of these are very heavy. This
is especially the with woolens. Desirable
silks and dress goods are sold down TO a very
small stock, SO that prices are steady Any
goods, however, below the choice qualities. are
selling at sacrifice. Ribbons especially, Il ell
the effects Of the present taste for feathers and
velvet trimmings for ladies' bonnets, aud are
dull and heavy. Trade has been much concen.
a.ed this season. low houses have been
dong very large business. Many houses have
doae a fair business, but a great many have
doie but poorly. The WOODEN trade has done
less than the silk trade, on account of its great
ossrstock Of winter goods Domestic goods
Ars in moderate demand, but prices are not 90
firm. The auction sales are unimportsnt. The
jobbers find their trade much curtailed, but are
looking with expectation TO renewal of orders
and a later trade; an expectation which ia bas-
ed on the fact, that the early purchases were
limited in amount, and hardly sufficient to sup
plya winter stock to their country customers.
N. Y. Independent.