The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-05
MARKETS

MARKETS
BUsLrNaroN, 8 p. NJ, FRIDAY.
Gold has vibrated during the week be-
tween q 70 and, q IS, closing yesterday in
New York, at = a. The near approach Of
the Presidential election, win prompt theop-
ponents Of the administration, to do all thew
can to keep up the price, and prudent peo-
pie viii for the present, make a. few bust
ness engagements based on to-dav's n-ice
OF gold - possible.
The CHICAGO LIVE Stock MARKET. IA
quoted better, but We notice the usud wide
difference in cattle; while prime, and choice
beevss. are quoted, at from IS to S rs.
sud extra lot of 1850 hhds average, at 6 90
common, and medium, run down a low
- 3 Is, with bulk Of sales at from g 80 to
- Is. fa
The Tribune Of yesterday says Of the
hog market: -
Hogs- Received during the early part Of
ne ne day about 200 hogs; and after o. clock
ooout 5000 additional hogs. The receipts
ON me Northwestern railroad were ali de-
layed. IN consequence Of the out freioht
tram breaking down Last evening. On fhe
0.o r. s,ds o. woodstock, entirely blocking
r. ~ ~ .. 20 #
vary hrisi~ "a 49, :. .uo ~ Duslnesswas
sdv.ncs ~ iS0s9n I - eI ~ toSxtra hogs an
~ IA - ASSSU 49, w NJ was conce.
stock IN ths xsrS. ~ p..S ~ nearly all the
afternoon buyers were not 30 earer. mi
eltnou8n one Or two trains arrived in time
r,.aA ,rh;y 49,. ~ Purcnaees were
cn~ss.,ca. s1e4 uouor ssmuar CIR
to : decIins ~ ~ 80 Wy gsneTaiiy ;ascrtbed
more probably duo 70 the fact that buver:
knowing that heavy receipts were at hand,
he "a. wo,,id u en,i t eo-morrow. when
to b easier. - ''-1 pA'0eS AAe'y
We have seldom noticed firmer feeling
a a;in oiovers ana owners Of stock gener-
sscsndinr ~ ds:c.rx;.I eoia - on the
make litfla.difIerence to them thsv A. sor
nten prices and are doing their best to e.
cuse tnem. Inc bulk Of stock which has
civ nsclxers J ~ W.. IA ~. Osen !aken oy
psrs arebuyine sparinelv. OWNS 70 th az fact
that they have 1t present large quantity
m :, ssoc. On 'ne vsy or else due at distant
: A. an ind;co+;or - 4h.
il the market for extra hoes we note the
1E0l0w1ng saaes made during the days at
Of R.tar ins 49, -. a. 10 I 1 bought
at Michigan southern ysrdS lsiiiett - ho av
Of Gudley IS hogs avg "a lbs at SO 80:
soa nS es q Nicnols OF 4. a. Smith SO hogs,
Yards Cra1,n 90 - W ,, 81 C o. Grows "
hogs, avg SOL lbs 1T iii So: and at She e.
man, yards Of Brush, 50 hogs avg $40 lbs
thst .i ~ - r1 r. .ov 10 we need hardly say
fed hoes were fattsd h thi. Sts sHss % cosn-
II III.
,,a.asd a.. tsNuS ass not YET CON-
n,,.;no.. n..l.~ .A.. a'o .oou' resoy ZOE
80 p~'> '1.A sAoy
800 =. 49, .1sAinS improvements ana
sive operations. Messrs. scheuck q Denise
have rebuilt their entire establishment,
and il will now comnara favorable v,tt,
~. J "1..'
Kendall a IN ana pch;r.o,, = C.,I;.,
.A w., snN 1.oDinsOn q OOllns
nav sass Likewise "pu. their houses . IN order"
viii BE- better prepared than ever before fol-
handling all the hogs that will come to this
100 !, FH@ ..F8
The recent advance in gold and higher
nr;can for avarvfl,inw al.> :. hr;r~;rc Co.
Pic .ol evesy.nlne el.e = bringing lor-
ward the 0urplne grain IN the country,
uso h>va rot ,,n&,coN - 49, 49,, 1,.s. ~,
~ 49, ASOSA~oe - 'AAS SAAAA0 $3.50 49,
20 niAuY teams in our 0kro0ta "a durinn fho
$1,000 f5avyha L-9-.,,---
Wu@l y WsHVou " mtAlera
and 0hipp0rl 1t from 81 50 to 81 GO for com
:, - Z, - -
"AoAA - SooN ek,SA~o > - - ~ ~ ~ 40 wAu-
tar Nav corn ia in f,eftar .,rnnlv at 6Er
=. -. - - - = ~
O.os ~. OA0s - 10 5Uc. Rye, ~ 10 65c.
T1,a suns,lv ~ huffar and n,ou ia hardlu
oe.
equal to the demand, Notwithstanding our