The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-24

Bu.rrueros. 3 ?. T., Friday.

18th more mud than 10 agreeable 80 fsr me
inter has been remarkable for Ill kinds OF
,.,ther except GOLD.
The river has risen about four feet during Tie
Ia, week and is almost entirely clear Of 100.
Receipts Of Hogs are now light and the season
"a, be considered over. Picking here hes
,..ebsd about $1,000 head, and may possibly 70
high Is 60 900, but from present indications
in hardly go to that figure. Prices are with.
-, material change. Good Hogs weighing $40
n. and upwards cell for a.; lighter weights 1915
R.ceiu.s BY B. / N. 3. B. R., for the
p.s.;onslv reported. 4l,274
Total for the season, l4s,Os4
The nearby Hogs, now coming forward, are
Of excellent quality, much superior to Railroad
Hogs, being better fatted. &t
! We hear of no sales of product here, but no.
,;cs repor. of sale in Chicago of 500 bbls Of
Burlington packed Ness Pork At tlS.
The following figures would indicate that there
,ilI be quite an increase in number Of hogs
hacked in the West, but our impression is that
the falling of in weight will be full 10 per cent
ssughtering commenced at oil the principal
hacking points much earlier this year than usual.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 20.
The weather today is warm and rainy.
Hoss-Receipts for the week, 5000. The on.
" s.le to day was 8 head at IS.
Mas PoRK-Wanted at $ll@ll as for conn.
i 80, o1A >oI kO<aIQ foe MAJ
LARD-9@94c for country and city.
j BULK MARS are wanted at n to 81 and sc
for shoulders, sides and clear sides; bulk hams at
5t9ec ~
The Cincinnati Price Current Of tomorrow
viii publish statement Of the pork packing in
he West up to date. Nineteen points in Ohio
ncked 6Sl 900 to date, against 62s 900 for
wresponding period last year.
In Indiana thirty -four points packed this sea-
pn $40, 900, against sO7, 900 for last year.
In Illinois eighteen points gave IA, 900 this
ssson, against ~ 900 last year.
In Kentucky, four points, l27 900 season,
against l42 900 last year. 3A
y In Missouri, three points, 175, 900 this season,
1sganst 10000 S
10 Iowa, eight points, 1870. 900 against 5000.
Total from ninetytwo points, 2.23l 900 this
season, against l, 892, 900 last year.
The estimated packing this year from these
points is put down at two millions six hundred
1Id forty.fve thousand. The number slsugh
tered to date at these points was three hundred
nd thrsy-nine Thousand greater than the total
amber last season, and the whole number
nughtered and to be slaughtered is 76S, 900
reater than the total number slaughtered at the
PAGES specified last season.
Hoes IN CHIcAGo.-The Chicago Tribune
ii thoSl ,,rsn 1aot 500 - nE
I'd dressed hogs in that city we're, 80, 420, and
Il tie shipments Is, 842. The total receipts Of the
ason amounts to Oft, 3O7 the shipments to
BSO2. Number left for Chicago packers,
fsAsO5. ss
The continued bad roads tend to keep back
lie supply of grain. Receipts moderate, with
n active demand for Wheat, At our quotations,
y milers and shippers. Good milling Winter
Sells readily for 30 cents. Spring takes wide
Fange, from 50 to Is cents.
Oats are wanted at from 80 to SO cents
here seems to be some difference of opinion as
what is standard for bushel Of Oats, come
callers buying at 80 lbs, while others take 33,
n in some cases IS lbs. This matter should
ssttled uniformly in some way, 90 a. to avoid
table. It strikes US that the statute (bushel)
Tbs should be the guide.
Corn begins to be inquired for; it is in fine
edition for crbbing and will soon be in good
pelling order.
Our usual full quotations will be found an
f1ed:
jSUGAR-ll@l2c; crushed, l64c; refined
NLte lac; clarified Isle.
COTFEE-S21@s5c.
AOlASSES-By the Dbl, Reboiled, SO; Syr.
ltb5; kegs. IS 50. Sorghum, 9s@3oc.
NAlLS-Tenpenny, Is IS.
SALr-$s.7 t@s.0o.
RICE-9c.
FRUIT-Raisins, prime, new IS 90.
BROOxS-$l 5O@42 per dozen.
rLOUR-Spring, Wholesale %, 90; Retail e..
Winter Wholesale, $50; Retail $500.
ShEAr-spring, o0@e0c; Winter 7s@-
NRN-sac. .f
RYE-4bc @ 90
%ANs-sl,ss@sl so per bush. e 90
cVrATOES-30 to 35c per BASH
BUrTER-iOc ag<I1f 15J ID t.5Yg :,
EGGS-7c. F-.. x :. ~ ~ +
GalGCKENs-759$lo 90 per do. AZ. lo,aa
Haaafc..rimothy, $7@ss. RaE g; naa'a .s'9 IS
WOODS 5O@S4. .5
ADssIGree'', si97c; Dry Flint l4@lsc.
zen Sailed TIC. arm 9.
n @EEN "a YALE SKINS-7ic; sailed. TIC.
un,sr pELTs-5o@l So = s. n
thlSKEY-3SQo4Oc. - 20
3,AKD-7@5c. per II in bbi. : q . -
' taa y, ApPLES-Prime, &C. per b., green
HnoThY SEED-sl.5o per bush 49,
incl. No sale. ssAs' !"
CLOVER sEED-s5 90. ..rasr5o
-, LA IA. sEED-Nearly all offered is inferior
uif'y' An extra lot would bring 81, 75@
CORN NEAL-s0c. a9 ~ ,al08ilas.
sACON-Hams, sugar cured, cents.
'houlders 4 side SC. : S, A 80 a'4r 0'u's
RAGs-2}@sc per b.
GOAL 0IL-65c per gallon. ln5aru4
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