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

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Since our ~ weekly rsviev, ~ naskelsee1
sRally havs heea DIN - upsessled. ~ nea
arpeoasA q ~ doc 81 sasigaflos "a ~ "a
eertainty u shipme1fs reaching ~ sea-boar,
Tin FL. nakes ahippsss from posts o. Lake III
ehigan vesy eaasloas, bot ssill lafgs number .
vsasels ~ elsariag daily tisatiag = lei = .
through.
,Wheat y Cbisaso, yessssday. clcssd & 10,
5or No. :, and e0c for No Spring.
floar, extremely dull and 100 lower, ~
Sprisg u6sae, extra, y 70, vish salss 4 love
grades q es@44 rs. y y
Live Stock dull, and hogs decidedly lower
closing ~ 4t@s 10. for extra heavy. We thinl
tie hi4hsst Agures for he season havs bsen II
tanned. and sales that havs been made for Nov
suabsr and Decsmber delivery. d prices curren,
during ~ past 20 days, win dosbtless prov,
more ssm4nefativs than any likely y b again
A. the aams time, Il can hardly b possible shal
very low prices win prevail. i = estimated
that over one half Of he hog crop has already
changed banda. and IN ~ Norsh-vese The pur
chasss amount % over Ten Million Of Dollars.---
The parties Interested IL this outlay viii mot s1b
nit . lower figures Without : struggle. Quits
large amount q Tie hog prodoet sd, has besz
purchased On EDglish aceount, md Win % d.
rsgtly forward
Financial and commercial matters continue "a
be disturbed more Or len BY The unsettled con
dition Of things In portions Of The South. but
1t can hardly - Of very long duration. There
10 too much patriotism 10 the Conservative por-
tions Of the South to permit any serious disturb
ance. Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, virginh,
Maryland and North Carolina, viii stand BY he
laws Of the land and assist ia seeing them exc
euted, and if necessary assist not only in exc
cutting thelaws but il doing the same thing for Z
small tribe Of traitors In South Carolina and
Georgia Whatever may be the result Of this
disturbance 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 pay
for them, - The West ID comparatively fires from
debt So We can afford 70 take Il easy and wait.
In this market wheat has declined 70 65c for
Spring and so % s. for Winter. The Railroads
have given freights another lick upward-arc
now charging 1855 per Dbl on Flour to New
York-an advance Of 2e cents per Dbl. This,
with dull and declining market ia New York,
i having il effect on the price Of Wheat
SUGAR-s@9}c-crushed, IL; refined White
lie. Clarified lO4. Maple Sugar, lO0l2s
b.
COFFEE-ls}@l6}c.
AOLASSES-By tho Dbl, Rsboilsd, 40; Syr-
up. 1880; kegA es 80.
NAILS-Asa, ~ 6O@S ~.
RlCE-0@c.
FRUIT Raisins, prime, % rs.
BROONS1$l 75@2 IS per dozen.
FLOUR-Steady. Spring wheat. Wholesale.
$500 retail y, 80; winter, % 90 Wholesale; %, 80
retail.
WHRAT-SSc for Spring Winter soc0s5c
OORN-New, 1920 cts
RYE-4Oc.
BEANS-50c@7 per bush.
POTATOES-l5@30c per bush.
SWEET POTATOES S@4Oc Per bush.
OATS-lS@l1c.
BUTTER-ll@l2fc.
EGGS-l2c.
ONIONS-4Oc 70 Soc.
HAY-Timothy, $7@es.
WOODS 5O@4S 90.
HIDESEGreen, &C.; Dry Flint ll@l2c.
Green Sailed 6@63c. and 1rm.
WHISKEY-l7@2Oc.-f
CHICKENS 81 OO@l Is per dozsn. y
LARD-lO@llc. per b in bulk.
APPLES-75c@4I 90.
DRIED APPLES-696c per b.
TIMOTHY SEED-4l,7 rs TO $500 per bush
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-sO@4Oc y
bushel. No Sale.
CORN NEAL-25@3Oc per bu.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Sl. 5O@el. Is per
ewt
BACON-Hams l1@l2ac; shoulders l0c !;
sides l2}c;
RAGS-l}c per b.