The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

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Since our last weekly review. ~ nazheise 60
ssally have ben dan ~ nnssttlea H. nea,
approash y ~ slose Of sasisssios "a ~ "a
certainty q shipments reaching ~ sea-boArd
this I'm. makes shippers from ports o. Lake ri
ehigan vesy caasioas, but still largs number q
vsssels sslsarisg daily, trusiag = lex . 81
through
Wheat y Chicago, yesssrday. clossd q 7se
for No. = and soc for No. Spring
Floar, extremely dull and 100 lover, bssl
Spring wheat, extra, "a 20, With salss u lower
grades q e4@t4 rs 81 So
Live Stock dull, and hogs decidedly lower
closing = 9S@5 10. Tor extra heavy. We think
the highest figures for Tie season have been a.
tanned. and sales that have been made for Nov.
smber and December delivery, Il prices current
during The past 20 days, viii doubdess prove
more remqnerative than any likely 70 be again.
A the sAms time, i can hardly Be- possible that
very low prices win prevail. i d estimated
that over one half of he hog crop hss already
changed banda, and IN he Northwest she pur-
.chases amount 70 over Ten Million o. Dollars
The parties interested IN this outlay viii not sub
nit 70 lower figures without struggle. Quite
: large amount Of the hog product sold, has been
purchased on English account, md win % d.
Fectly forward.
Financial and commercial matters continue 20
De disturbed more Or len BY the unsettled con-
dition Of things in portions Of the South. but
i can hardly Be- Of very long duration. There
l. too much patriotism in the Conservative por.
tons Of the South 70 permit any serious disturb
ance. Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia,
Maryland and North Carolina, viii stand By the
laws Of the land and assist in seeing them exc
cuted, and If necessary assist not only in exc
cutting thelaws but in doing the same thing for q
small tribe Of traitors in South Carolina and
GeorgiA. Whatever may be the result OF this
Of the commercial relations between
The South and Northern cities that have large
Southern trade, il can hardly effect the Great
West. Our surplus Of Wheat, Corn, Hogs, &c,
they must have and it will take money to nav
Tor them. a. the West is comparatively free from
iebk So We can afford to take il easy and wait.
In this market wheat has declined % CSC for
Spring and 80 70 S. for Winter. The Railroads
have given freights another lick upward-arc
now charging 81 IS per bbl on Flour to New
York-an advance Of 26 cents per Dbl. This,
With dull and declining market in New York,
. having its effect on the price Of Wheat
SUGAR-s@94c-crushed, III; refined white
lie. Clarified lO4. Maple Sugar, lO0l2e
y b.
COFFEE-l5l@l6}c.
AOLASSES-By tho Dbl, Rsboilsd, 10; Syr-
up, 1880; kegs - 80.
NAILS-AsA, - tO@s 75.
RICE-6}c.
FRUIT-Raisins, prime, Is rs.
BROONS-Sl 75@2 IS per dozen.
FLOUR-Steady. Spring wheat, wholesale,
eS co. retail q, So winter % 90 Wholesale; o. so
retail.
/ WHRAT-65c for Spring; Winter soc0ssc
CORN-New, 1920 cts.
RYE-4Oc.
BEANS-50c@75 per bush.
POTATOES-l6@20c per bush
SWEET POTATORS-sS@4Oc Per BASH
OATS-le@l7c.
BUTTER-ll0l2ic.
EGGS-l2c.
ONIONS-4Oc to SOC.
HAY-Timothy, $7@&s.
WOODS 5O@1S 90.
HIDES-Green, &C.; Dry Flint ll@l2c.
Green Sailed 6@8}c, and Hrm.
WHISKEY-l7@2Oc-
CHICKENS-Sl OO@l Is per dossn.
LARD-lO@llc. per b in bulk.
APPLES-75c@9l co.
DRIED APPLES-6@6c per b.
TIMOTHY SEED7$l,75 TO $500 per bush.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED O@4Oc y
Dushel No Sale.
CORN MEAL-25@sOc per bu.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-$l. 5O@Al. per
swk
BAC0N-Hams l1@l2}c; shoulders loc;
lides l2}c;
RAGS-llc per n