The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06
bu Rejected at sl3c; $500 ba do at 3lc; $500
bu do al.S0ic; 1000 bu Yellow At 3Sc-sll in


bu do alsoic; 1000 bu Yellow At 3Sc-sll in
OATS-Received 1855 bu. Market Rrm aud
in active request Sales $4,000 bu No at Sc;
: 500 blu do at 36fc; 500 bu Rejected at S2fc-
oil in store
RYE-Received s2s bu. Market more active
and l@2c higher. Sales 400 bu No At 4Oc in
bu do at SOC in store
BARLEY-Dull and heavy Sales 100 bags
prime as,S5c on track.
BROOM CORN-Firm, but quiet Sales ton
common at $50.
COOPERAGE-Pork barrels are in fair de
mand. Sales 400 at $l,55 on track.
SEEDS-Timothy Seed is firm at 81 60@l IS
for common to prime Glover Seed is also urn.
Sales So bus at IS 40.
1 SALT-Quiet Sales 200 bags Ground Alum
at e 90. Fine and Coarse aud Ground Solar
are selling at q 50 per bril-
+ BUTTER-Asrket quiet aud easier, with sales
Of good and prime grades at l5@l6c Common
to fair qualities sell at l00l3c. s1a-v @
ALCOHOL-Firm at 69@7l per GAL
OILS-Linseed Oil is quiet at 81 IS for raw,
and 81 40 for boiled. Carbon Oil 10 quiet at
$S0@S5c for the best qualities.
EGGS-Strictly fresh are in request at LAG
l5c per doz. Lined Eggs dull at S@l2c.
high prices restrict business. We qnote:-
Flour Sacks, I brl $lO;n -four sacks, brl SIS;
-four sacks brl $3O@S5; Star Mills, y 100.
$50; Ridgewood, AS; Lewiston, A, $45; Monitor
A, $40; Gunnics, new, $27; Burlaps, ~ 100, $50.
FISH-Firm but quiet. We quote:-No. l,
White Fish, half brls, s. Is; No. 2 half brls,
do - 25@4 so; No. Trout, half brls, - 50@
IS; No. 2 half brle, - so; No. 1 Nackerel, halt
brls, $40 50@ll; No. 2 Mackerel, half brls Ga
IS; Goldfish, % cwt, - 1895 SO.
FRUITS.-Green apples are in better supply
and easier, with sales Of round lots at $2@2 so.
Dried fruits in better request. We quote
Dried Apples, new, 54@eic, do old, 2i@4c.
Impaired peaches, 5(@Se, pared do, lS@2Oc-
Blackberries, 110l6c. Cherries, 20@22c.-
Raspberries, Csc. PIums. l4@l6c. Raising
Layers, u box, new, "a 1906, do old, 81 37i@
1 6li; keg "a b s@si. Currants, y b 1s}@
l5} Almonds y b. soft, 2l@24c, do hard Ii
@lsc.
LEATHER-The market is steady and firm
We quote: Harness, S0@31 Btidle, S2@33
Oak Sole, 32@s6; Spanish Sole, $1,000.
POWDER AND SHOT-Firn and unchanged
We now quote: Shot bags Of Is lbs 81 50@l
60; buckshot OF rs lbs 81 1892 IS Lead y
b st@s4c; FFF powder y leg, IS 5000; bias
ting do 81.
GROCERIES-The market for Sugars is auie,
and prices on raw grades have declined @04c
Refined grades are quiet and . shade EASIER
Coffee il firm at full prices. Eolasses is in lgh
supply and firm. Spices are firm but unchang
ed Teas frmer at former figures Rice in fail
demand We quote:
SUeARs-New Orleans Clarified l2s0lS4c
n. O. common to prime, lG4@l2c; Porto Rico
lO4@ll4c; Cuba, l0f@llc; New York crushed
powdered, &c, l4t@l44c; n. Y. White coffee
4, l3s@lsfc; do b, I3}@l3a; do yellow B
l31@l3ac; do yellow c, l2@l24c
CorYEE-Rio, Ss@S5c. Old Government
Java, $685..
MoLAssEs-New York Syrups, $4,000
Portland Syrup, s4@ssc; Belcher's Sugar Hous
s4@5e; do Golden Syrup, $1,000; do Amber
e5@6s; Sorghum, good, 1906; do prime, $50
40; do refined, $1,000.
SP1cEs-Cassia, 46@5o; Gloves, 35@4Oc
Pimento, 2S@25c; Pepper. sifted, 27@29; Nut
megs, 81; Mace, 9o@s5c.
RIcE-East India, SC; Patna, s3@s4c.
| TEAs-Gunpowder, extras, $l.sO@l IS; I'm
perial, extras, $l.3O@l35; Imperial, fair. $50
l O5; Moyune and Plngsney Y. q. { 1901 %
Choice oolong, se@l:o5; Common do 100000
Young dyson, fair, 95@1 90; Young Hyson
common, 75@s5c.
P0ULTRY-Quiet and easy. We quote
Dressed Chickens $l.25@l SO per doz; Dresse
Turkeys 6@7c y ID.
| HIDES-The market continues firm and out
side prices are easily realized on good lots w
quote Green, 74@7fc; Green Sailed, &c; Ri
and Calf, lie; Dry Sailed, 15c; Dry Flint, l7Q
l7tc. aa.s s.L-.,s 49,. -...g.s .--.s. ..s.,-
POTATOES-The market ia unsettled and il
regular. Prices range from 60@ssc, accordin
to quality.
TOLLOW-Quet and firm at 9@94c for cou1
try, and $4,000 for city butchers. r. g9