The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-01

her is not as large a. it fre0ventiv ~ hem unon
| she ct0eing day, il largo enough 60 make t6o
ssor sae eso sss w =
much more endurnble than yesterday. 6ut some
iots mat arrived late in the morning could not
were ordered ont to grass, to take the chanOee 81
next week. which are certainly not favorable for
the owner ,,e r was the only thing, however
Snas SouId pe done as nearly all the buyers had
LETT the market before the drove arrived. Some
OF the sales this morning were at very low fie-
order Se s:n S..rl2
quite ~ cwt each, for which the owner could get
only vH each offered. Some lots of stale stock
f 10 HIay at very little fanny over S. n net
the hardest Of the hard ones s ''0se o. the A'1e'
Chicago Produce Market.
gThereceipts Of produce during the mast TWEEN
ty-four hours comprised 2, Z36 brIs -four: go 6u.
WhesS 1e.G on. corn, and aeS bu. barley tho
light-only 1900 barrels flour, and 1000 busheis
corn
Under tteradvices from New York. the grain
markets were nrmer, but closed without any
very material Improvement There WAS a Sei
ter inquiry for Wheat. but holders evinced NO
at Os for new No. Red Winter VIE Is a. fos
for new No Red; 85@S6c for No. 2 Snrine. @c fS,r
Rejected Red, and 7o@72 for Rejected Spring.
advance of 144Ac per bu., with sales of yellow
a. SSc Q: O.; Canal Mixed at 5oz@5OAc aaoat
M Mixed al 5gSic afioat; Mixed in store At SO
Oats were err dull and unsettled, with sales Of
about oooo bu at 4s1a43c for old, and 4o@4Sc for
Rye was neglected and nominally unchanged
Barley quiet at 759S0c.
The market for Mess Pork is firm but inactive
sales Of clear sides at 51Sa5Hc packed: short rib
niddies at 5Ic dry salted shoulders at 4Kc, and
plain smoked hams at8Ic.
The Flour market was dull and almost nexlec.
ted, with sales of White Winter at $3.50 Sprine
e5tras at $780, and Spring and Winter supers &
Highwines were quiet at 4lo4lXc. Woo, du,,
and nominal at 55aSOc Salt dull $Slo for on %
daga and Saginaw; Liverpool G. A. is held
Lumber cargoes are in active demand and
nrm. at slS.oO@l4.75. at which figures We note
The Dry Goods market is very active, we note
an advance of 2e4c on Brown Sheetings. Prints
are advancing. The general tendency is to high
er figures.
SuaAR-ll1}asl4 Crushed 1870; Refined whits
l5l4c; Clarified l5c.
COFFEE-296132c
NoLAssEs-By the barrel-Reboiled SOC: Syrup
soc; Kegs s. SO; Sorghum 35045c.
NAILs..Tenpenny IS IS.
RICE-9h@I0c.
F RsUa,,s q sns prime, s COOS Is.
FlouR-spring, IS 90; Extra IS %; "Cable,
WHEAr-spring, so@sO; Winter, socesl q.
CoRN-In the ear, 40.
BEANs-sl 75@$2 90 per bushel-in demand,
PoTAToEs-New, S0ca$l 90 per bushel
OATs-31@33c.
BUTTERFLY
EGGS-6e17c.
CHICK ENs-75c@sl 90 per dozen.
HAY-TimOthy, S9@SI2 per ton.
WOODS 00@$4 90 per cord.
HIDEs-Green, 6161ac; Dry Flint. 1S6l4c; Green
Sailed 7H@Sc-dull; Crubby Hides twO-thirdi
price.
GREEN CALF SKINs-8c: Sailed l0c.
SHEEP PELTS+2OcnS2 90.
WHISKY-40(94lc firm.
LARD-6c in bbls. &c p b.
DRIED APPLEs-6@711c p b., Green, 30e40 Del
bushel.
TIMOTHY SEED-$I rs p bushel
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-$I 0O6 Is a bushel-
In demand.
CLOVER SEED-36-no demand
CORN MEAL-25@4Gc p bushel
BACON-Hams,s Sugar Cured, lie, Country 6
Shoulders, SC; Sides, &c.
RAGs-214a3c p b.
COAL OI-7Oc p gallon by the barrel
FISH.-Mackrel No l, half bblS s. co. No 4
IS rs: No Kits 81 rs, No. go So Salmon. nal
2 S IS.
WOoL-f95S dull.