The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-04-11
MARKET7.
8 P. n. Friday.


Tg 3P.M. Friday.
The leading markets Of the country have been
without marked change during the week. Gold
has declined about ten per cent producing .
decline in most articlea Cattle in New York
and Chicago continue to rule high, ct lit to -
cents for net weights in the former, and "a 80
IS 90 gross in the latter market, with very light
supplies.
Owing to the crowded state Of our columns
We are compelled to omit portion Of the de-
tails Of other markets.
In Chicago, No. 2 Spring Wheat sells for
81 0S to 81 O.; No. Winter Wheat 81 2O;i
rejected Winter 81 OS.
No. one Oats 50.
Rye, but little doing ct 7s.
Corn, better sales, at 48 for mixed.
Provisions dull and declining. Sales Of coun-
try Mess Pork at sl2 50; city sls so to $ls Is.
Lard quiet, holders asking 10 cents for prime
leaf; buyers only offer e.
Hides very weak, green sailed st to 9.
The amount Of grain in store on the 4th was
5,75l 900 bushels; same time last year 9, $50,
600 bushels. gBsasg af
Shipments by Lake have already commenced,
although the Straits Of Macinac are not yet re-
ported open. Vessels hope to and all clear by
the time they reach there. $4,000 bushels Of
Wheat and 1000, 900 bushels of Corn have al
ready been loaded. afsi
In this market Wheat has declined about
cents per bushel. Buyers yesterday refused to
pay over 81 OS for choice samples Of Winter
Spring as usual takes a wide range, so and 80
cents being extreme figures. ~
Oats, competition lively; IS cents was paid
yesterday. This is an extreme figure and We
think sellers are getting more out Of them than
buyers will be able to realize; 50 cents in Chs
bags will not leave much margin on SO cents
here.
Corn Is to 20 cents for 70 lbs in the ear, or
So shelled. (; a. a-s. ~, s 2 ,. ..
| The receipts of domestic produce during the
week have been light. Farmers are very busy
putting in their Spring crops. Spring Wheat is
mostly sown, some oft already up; we undeE-
stand the Winter Wheat looks we'll. The amount
sown last fall was greater than for number of
! years. ,'rs2 .lss@a @s'ssss - ss-sl Is >
The river is falling, but is still in fine boating
stage Northern line boats come over the rap
ids with full freights, Navigation is now open
through to St. Paul. lE '}aa IGiHal ~
Annexed will be found our usual full reports
| m nrk afS 70. Do t.-
SUGAR-124@l31c crushed, tic ;refned
white Ice; clarified loo. 8 sgm sss nag g.7s3
4 C0FFEE-s2@35c. z = 81 .s.s
| MOLASSES-By the bbl., Reboiled, so; Syr.
ap, So; kegs $3.50. Sorghum, s0@35c.
| NAILS-Tenpenny, $3.50. - ee5sa
SALT-S3,0O.
R1CE-9@9ic. lfir
FRUIT--kaisins, prime, s5@5 Is.
BROOMS-sl 5O@s2 per dozen.
| FLOUR-Spring, $3.50; Extra $50; "Cable'
1900. -. 81
WHEAT-spring, so@sS; Winter. sl,oo@
! 1,05. Hs -, aa.s
i CoRN-Tn the ear, 25@ssc; shelled, 2s@soc
1 RYE-55@5sc. aa gq
BEANS-sl, 25@Sl so per bush.
POTATOES-5b@6Oc per bush.
OATS-50@52c. nrm. .-..,.-.-.....
aBUTTER-l5c.
EGGS-4@5c.
CHICKENS-l0 90 per doz.
HAY-Timothy, $9@sl2.
WOODS 26@s4.
HIQES-Green, TO-; Dry Flint 15@l7c
Green Sailed SIC. dull. CIubey Hides two
thirds price.
GREEN CALF SKINS Sic; sailed, Toe.
SHEEP PELTs-SI 10000.
! WHISKEY-4l@42c. se'
. LARD-7c; in bDls. &c per b.. IS
DRIED APPLES-6@7ic per b., green d
: 60@75c. per bush. sg47
, TIMOTHY SEED-el,5 so per bush.
, HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-sO cents
, bushel.
{ GLOVER sEED-$s@ 5O--in demand.
q CORN MEAL-S6cs = II 4 " s. igfaf &S2
E BACON-Hams, sugar cured, TICS cents
, shoulders 4, side &c. ss....
E RAGS-2d@3c per b. So
( COAL OIL-55c per gallon by the barrel.