The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-12
Chicago, Nov. 10.


CArrLk. Sales Of II Cattle averaging 1910
at "a. 80; 80 do At s22 lbs as t20O; Is aver-
aging 1909 lbs as e3,06; 50 Do averaging 1899
los ct $2,65; 20 do averaging $50 lbs q 81, 90
IS ditto averaging ll40 lbs q e2,76; 10 ditto
averaging 1885 lbs At 49,76; 4 do extra aver
aging 1900 lbs at tS,25; do chsice averaging
1900 lbs st $s,25; do choice averaging 1870
at 1915; IS Hogs averaging $40 lbs It $3.50;
200 % averaging 225 lbs At "a .06; So do aver
aging 225 lbs at "a ,06; 68 do averaging 2u9 lbs
| at a 90; As do averaging 920 lbs q IL; 81
do averaging 224 lbs a 90.
Nour-Demand for spring extra more aetivs
TO day, and about 20 advance. Sales 100 bills
chosen spring extra st a. IS. delivered; 50 bills
do At 4 50; 500 bbls do ct s. 60 delivered; 100
bbls medium spring extra at a 10, delivered;
! 200 bbls common at a IS. delivered.
Wheat-Market for spring quiet and nm
changed; closing weak as SIC. $4,000 bu No. I
spring in lots 1t 9Oc in store; 1000 bu do ct 8S3
! 5000 bn No. 2 spring at 50 in store, 5000 BY
DO At s7i; $4,000 b. do in lots q 81; 1900 ou
4 rejected At 10. Winter wheat firm; q, 600 bu
No. red ut 81 05, in store; 900 bu No. ?
/ red at %.
! Corn-Demand for new continues active, and
At the opening an advance Of la2c. paid, which.
however, was lest towards the close. Sales
/ 5000 bu No. at 5Oc 10 store; 1000 do Tor de-
livery Saturday ct soc; 1000 do at 40 in store;
| 5000 bu ear corn ~ 40 per IS lbs ON trsck;
E; 5000 bu do at 80 on track. Old corn steady;
/ 600 bu No. at IS in store. 800 bu do ct "a.
/ Oats dull and 10 lower in store. 8Ales 5000
blu No. At 90 in store; Is. 900 bu do at 9S2.
1 Barlcy-Sales II, 90 bu No. l at 60c.
St. Louis, Nov. 8.
| A los OF hogs, 80 head. averaging 100 lba
net, and now 10 pens, was bought BY q city
packer, Friday, at IS per 100 lbs net. They
| we're brought in for city butchers, but there was
an over supply.
The weather is excellent for fattening hogs,
and for gathering in the corn crops We may
look for very heavy, well istteDed hogs this sea
son. few days since party offered 10 con-
/ tract 1000 lead that should average $40 lbs
net, none to be under 200 lbs. A packer Offer
ed IS SO net for them, but also offered 10 bet
Two hats that they would not weigh SO much,
AZ ii would be almost without . parallel.
There is nothing to change the views hereto :
fore given relative to probable prices; il Is prob>
able IS 5oaS4 81 net will be the country price.
and the range in ST. Louis $4a$5 50 net. But
packers are holding off, and the season will open
late The stock oil provisions 10 nearly ex-
hausted here; bat with the small demand,
there il enough to do until packing commences
Shoulders, in casks now selling al 6iaS4c. are
about out, and parties have sent to Cincinnati
<4or supplies. Sides and hams are also scarce;
ribbed sides, 94alOc; clear, 10 casks, l2s, can.
vassed hams III al24c, and plain l04c.
Cincinnati. Monday, Nov Z.
PRoyIsIoNs.-The market 10 very quiet, and
We heard OF no sales to day worry Of record
. Mess pork is offered at $lS IS, and bacon at "a
and 9&c.
Hoes Nothing doing, aud ths market very
, dull. Some sales could be effected at IS SO fcs
present delivery, but it is not until the weather
changes aud becomes cool that anything will y
done.
q New York, New II.
VLoUR--sc better. ssles 1000 bbis Ct q 500 =
for sxper State; e5 0O0e5 o. extra state; sv1o
A super western, 8 zoos s. common TO medium s1ss
western; - COOS 90 inferior to good shipping 0seno
y extra n. II O. Cansdian-Quiet Sales Nv Dds
. RYE rIOUR-sseady as eS GOA S5.
N WNEAT-eone What excited and 10Sc better. eaAe
, 10000 at q 10 for fof MIL Club
u RYE-Quiet Mt Sd.
). BARLEY-Nominsl.
u CORN-2Msc better. Sales $3.50 bu a. 81 0l0l q
OArS-Steady At AsOA4hc for STATE, western an
u PoKKIDu,. Sales at s1a0sl5 Is for me,s sio $
N for prime.
BEEF-Quiet
,r CUT MEATS-Quiet.
= IARD-Dul sales 1c0 bbls at 10K019H.
l. BUTTER-la fair request Vt lx0loc Tor ono' aOs
q Sic for State.
CnEESE-steady at SQlic.
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