The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-12

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FRUTT-Raisins, prime, Is %.
BROONS-9l 16@2 90 per dozen.
: FLOUR-Winter wheat advanced 80 cts De
2 DBL, On account Of light receipts Of wheat
spring Wheat Wholesale, % 80: Retail. 16
Winter, Wholesale, "a 90; Retail, ~ 80.
WhEAT-Spfing steady af sOc@4l 90. Win
ter IN active demand for milling for city trade
prices range from Z Is to 81 80, Choice bringing
outside figures.
BEANS4l 90 per bush.
POTATOES 25aSOc per bush.
CORN.-Has ruled steady during the veek
SSc@sSc for Mixed, and 4O051 for Shelled. =
. Vics'ng sales in Chicago yesterday 5l}, for No
IN store. Receipts Ia that market yesterday
reach q 600; Shipments 50, 600.
OATS-sOc.
BUTTER-lO@l22c.
EGGS-7@7}c. 4.
0NiONS-o@5Oc. None in Market
HAl-Timothy, 47@$S
WOODS SCOTS 90. .
Green Sailed toll, and arm.
WHISKEY-22@23c.-fi
CHICKENS-$l 5O@2 90 per dozen.
LARD-9@lOc. per b.
APPLES-&1 1904 90 per bush.
DRIED APPLES-7&0Sc per h.
TIMOTHY SEED-$2 OO@&2 25 per bush.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-30c per bush.
/ CORN MEAL-35@4Oc per bu
AACON-Hams &c; shoulders &c; sides &C.
RAGS-2c per Is.
Cincinnati, May ..
Flour-There has been . fair business done.
during the week, and towards the close there
were evidences Of inactivity; but prices have
not changed In any essential particular. The
demand has been chiefly for the higher grades,
superfne being comparatively neglected. The
sales comprise 5000 brls We quote superfine
at Is 60@5 65 extra at IS 7O@5 so; extra
white wheat at $5 90@6 90; and fancy brands
family at SO 1905 Is. The market closes
quiet
Grain-Therc has been good demand for
prime Wheat during the week, and prices ruled
shade higher The sales during the week were
10000 bush. closing At 81 35@l 3s for prime
1 red. and 81 4O@l 43 for do white A lot Of
choice Kentucky white brought 81 As about the
middle Of the week. Western Spring has been
selling more freely at 81 1901 20.
Corn has been in active demand, and the re.
ceipts being light, prices advanced to 49@50c
for ear, 62@55c for shelled in bulk, the latter
rate for white.
| Oats were dull and heavy in the forepart Of the
week, under the operation Of large arrivals, and
prices declined to 421043c, but portion Of this
decline was recovered towards the close, and the
market was steady yesterday at 1904 cents
IN bulk There is fair demand for heavy for
mailing.
| Rye has been in better demand during the
week, and prices towards the close ruled at
$4,000, with fair deamnd at this rate yester-
day.
| Prime fall Barley continues in good demand
at ss@ssc, but the lower grades are dull and
prices irregular
| Hay-The market has not changed essentially
during the week The demand has been fair at
*1S0l9 for prime Timothy in bales On arrival,
and s2sd24 for do loose from wagons. Inferior
grades are dull at Sl2@l5.
Cincinnati Live Stock Market.
Beef Cattle from s. rs to 81 90; extra,
eS IS to a 90. Premium a. IS to ii 80.
Sheep, from $3 90 to a IS. Extra, IS 90
to IS so.
Hogs, from 81 80 to IS 90. Extra corn fed,
IS Is, and dull
| st. Louis, May 8.
Freghts on New Orleans bound boats are stea-
dy, at 4Oc for -four, 6Oc for pork, 25c for corn.
a5c for hay, and 20@25c for weight shipments
of customary character.
| Wheat-Receipts were so liberal to-day that
prices gave way on all grades with sales Of near
5000 bags prime and choice club at l, 1901, l6;
293 bags good at l24 451 bags fair fall at 1923
@l ,26 800 bags strictly prime fall at ,42@l is;
los bags bags extra choice at l,224@l, SO. Also,
1900 bags club and fall on private terms.
| Corn-Unchanged and brisk at the beginning
but dull toward the close. Sales comprise 1876
bags damaged and inferior at SIC; $500 bags
good and prime mixed at 55@574, delivered at
outside figure; 200 bags yellow af soc; 1900 bags
mixed white at 5s@6Oc; 200 bags white at CSC;
l649 bags prime and choice white at e8a8s, and
40 bags very choice Missouri at zoe, in new
gunnies. NJ
Oats-Market dull and lower; sales include
1850 bags in round lots at 43c; about 1000 bags
in lots at 49, (944Ac and 800 bags in lots At 45c
in new gunnica,
Rye--About 455 sacks sold, in lots at s3@s5,
inclusive Of sacks, chiefly at the inner figures
Flour-In small way sales include 100 bags
city superfne reported at $50; 400 and 500 bags
do, in lots, at 2,95@3,OO, loo bags country su-
pertne at 2,75, and 100 bbls city double extra
at 775; city declined with sales Of 1000 bbls, in
TWO equal lots Of 5,25-one made yesterday af-
ternoon.
| Whiskey-Quite dull at 1sc, currency, with
| sales of 26O bbls
| Tallow-Selling at 94c per ID.
Hides-Market steady at &c for green salt and
l5@l5ac for flint
| hay-The market ia steady; sales 40 bales
prime at III delivered, and so bales choice at
s5c delivered .0,
per bushel.
Potatoes-Market dull and lower; sales COM
prise b7S bags common mixed at 25c; $50 bags
fair and good pinkeyes, Irish greys and mixed at
So@a5c l3S bags prime pinkeyes and Northern
mixed at 4O@45c, and ll9 bags prime pinkeyes
and neshannocks at 48@5Oc, and soc, and GA
bags choice ncshannocks at sac, in bags.
Fruit-lnactive. Sales 76 bags and Is bbls
good and prime apples at ,2o@l IS, and 600
bush prime at l,35.
Cohee-sales Of 200 sacks at lslc for COM
mon, and IA for strictly prime.
Pork-Market firm. Sales 100 bbIs mess at
1925, and 1000 bbls do up the river, on private
terms In cut meats nothing was reported.
BacOn-The market is unchanged. Sales in
clude 80 casks pork house clear sides at lOfc,
and l2@l5 casks country shoulders at &c, hams
at SIC, and clear sides at l0{@lOs.
Lard-A lot Of 500 ties prime was sold yester-
day evening at lOac, at which price 1t is held
firm.
New York, Maybe.
FLOUR-Receipts .9s6 bbls, market steady and nm
changed Sales $500 hbls 40 for super state
SD05, 80 extra do; 45a5O5 ~ super western; 45l5
or to coed shipping brands r. H. O. Canadian -four
more .c ~ and hsm sale: 100 bhs !. ss so07 70
susS market * rather
tive for export Sales A. at 81 Is for Chicago
spring u ssDl 81 M Club; s5o winter red western.
kYE-Steady. Sales at S63 delivered.
| BARLEY-Quiet and heavy.
c0RN-Receipts 97O6 bu;h, market quiet. Arm, With
goou export OenAnd sales oW Dush q $50 1Sf, mixed
| WESTERN 81 round yellow.
OATS-Quies, 1t AaaD4s for western, Canadian and
state
PoRKFrm for mess Sales 1850 bbla q sl7 20 for old
mess 4l5 s30fS new; SIC s. old prince 3l4Ll412
BEEF-Qulet Sales 800 bbls
| CUT MEATS-Du Sales las packages.
| LARD-Very hrn. Sales $50 bills 1t llMl1t.
BUTTER-ln fair request u 0GDl4 for old State and
Ohio, 16Gl9 new do.
CHEESE-Steady ct Gall.
WHlSKEY-Firmer and quiet. Sales no Ibis Il a.
Chicago. May TO-
Flour unchanged.
Wheat-Fim at lilo; 1000 bush No spring
at !, Ii in store: 1000 bush No spring at ], lO}
in store; 1000 bush rejected at l,Ol in store;
5000 bush No 2 spring at ,l04 in store; 800 bu
club At Lie on track: 100 hush do Mt l,l4 on
track; 300 bush No spring at l,l2t on track,
800 bush do IA on track.
Corn--Market opened firm, bat after advices
from Buffalo weak and fell lie. After New York
dispatches, it again stiiiened and closed firm q
SO for No in store; sales $500 bush mixed
river AZ "a o b; 1000 bush No | early 1t sal in
store, 5000 bush No at ~ in store, 5000 bush