The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-11-08
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The daring exploits Of the Rebel pirate stesn.
Alabama, in destroying vesaels:on the ocean,
w ,sndsd to unsettle oil the Eastern markets; !;
Ito. for insurance advanced rapidly until it
....bed per cent. premium, from New York to
r;,erpool. The result has been to make ship
,e,v cautious, consequently dull market.
r,e annual statement of the amount of Pork
- Reef in the packing yards Of New York and
R,oollyD, made up to Nov l, shows the follow-
ing:
5000.
p,,re,, Beet, 1912; last year same time, 9,O0l.
This large exhibit of old pork still on hand
IA, have some effect on the price Of hogs. The
r;no;,,,,i "price Current" of Wednesday, says:
uDas,ers are realixipg more fully the uncer-
-.;os whieh beset the trade in pork the pre-
.an, se,sou. and caution is taking the place Of
,bs strong competing spirit displayed week or
10 200. and the consequence of this ie that
hoos are beine offered freely, for November and
nscsmber. at "a, ,60@4,65, without finding buy
.,s vhilst. A week or SO ago, the reverse was
the c,se and it would be difficult to get over
nsl for the present month, and g., so for De-
oomher The weather was too warm for curing,
the ,o,ensrt of the week, but was cool enough
since @ SUNDAY and slaughtering has been again
,e.umed. and 1850 was the price paid on the
.not Yesterday, and the same rate was obtained
% e., 7oO head for the last half Of December"
In Chicago yesterday, receipts Of cattle and
bo,s we're liberal, With sales Of the former At
n sctas 80 for fair and ts,oo@s,5o for prime
shipping bsevee, and - 1895 so for hogs weigh.
ing from $50 to 260-demand active.
Wheat vas dull, and declined 2 to 3 cents per
bushel, with sales at 97@os for No. l, Red; %
for No 2, Red; No. l, Spring, 30; No. 2. so; Re-
iected IL. Corn closed dull At % for mixed.
In this market We have no special changes to
note Our pork packers are beginning to do
something in hogs at about $3.50 to 80 fer live
weight. The weather is now fine for packing
and we may soon expect active business in this.
Nsssrs. Sunderland, Kendall L Co., are slaugh-
tsrpg lot OF 500 to-day.
Wheat continues in active demand by m:llers
aud shippers at 50 cts. for good Winter; Spring
from so to s. Corn cells for about 1S to 20
cts, and Oats % There is but little change in
other articles.
We annex our usual fall quotations of other
markets
SUGAR-ll@l2ic; crushed, l5c; refined
white l4c; clarified 13ic.
C0FFEE-sOt932c.
M0AASSES-Bv the bbl, ReboiIed, 40; Syr
an, As; kegs 81 so. Sorghum, 25@soc.
NAILS-Ass., 81 5o@5 90.
RlCE-9&c
FRUIT-Raisins, prime, new IS 90
BROOMS-$l 50 per dozen.
FLOUR-Spring, wholesale 81, 90; Retail S.,
50; Winter, wholesale, $50; Retail 5000
WHEAT-spring, 6o@s5c; Winter SOC.
C0RN-ls@l0c.
RYE-Ssc
: BEANS-sl@sl,2 ,25 per bush.
POTAT0ES-S5 to 4oc per bush.
0ATS-2Sc. firm.
BUTTER-l0 to l2}c.
EGGS-7@l0 to lOic
CHlCKENS-Sl 0o per doz.
HAY-Timothy, $7@Ss.
WOODS 50(9$3 90.
HlDES-Green, she; Dry Flint l3@l4c
Green Sailed 6t@7c. firm.
GREEN CALF SKINS-6c.; ; salted, Tic.
SHEEP PELTS-5O@lOO.
Observation-Disclosures.
lARD-6@7c. per fb in bbl.
DRIED APPLES-S@4c, per b., no market
green do. 20@30c per bush.
TIMOTHY SEED-$l, ,O0@sl. 20 per bush
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-3O cents q
bushel. No sale
CLOVER SEED-$4 90.
FLAX SEED-Nearly all offered is inferio
y snd dirty. An extra lot would bring $l,35.
CORN MEAL-30@35c., in great demand.
BACON-Hams, sugar cured, 8 cents
SHOULDERS Al, side SC.
RAGS-lac per Ii.
COAL OlL--50 to 8Oc