The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12


ket-nlgher than last week, 1t least half cent
ket Ne have ever Known in New York. by cent
. pound-higher than It was In 1867. It may
have been higher in 1887. And this Is not to b
numbers only 800 head to-day. and good ma
ny OF these very light thin steers, OF notov
owt: OF beef. stiil there g fair proportion Of
good bullOcks, and they certainly bring good
81 beef, seller sinking oiIal. some have been
mate a. 7c and plenty Of those q IS
saw such extravagant estimates Of weight, and
be exceeded The price has nothing to do with
which Is entirely insunicient for the demand.
'f Povs Of 81
high rate todsy and that It Y 81. higher than e.
nny ss sH ea ys n ana me
They picked up IN small lots $50 head, mot the
finest Kind OF fancy steers, such rst class city
that is good. fst strong oxen and ripe steers and
the custom, ana generally cell little lower than
and averaged leo = , net upon s. = . cwt 81 i've
weight. Weare we'll sattslled that all of the Same
elias. q stock sold g butcher. yin sver,gehigh-
not compsin Of 5esoo so1 Sest cuts Of Deef
end Sa es Sss 9n:y
not stand, and must quit the business Or 30 70
the wall The truth is. people must curtad tho
foolsa notion Of eating nosins But rib rpssss
and tenderiOin steaks. That viii stop the ad-
vance Of price-nothing else viii. Tryit. sheep
n pound higher .asn kooday y: TRe Ss.s
lots sell at 30 and over y , live weight.
TT The sao y so sls b ss
ooo Of an. md w,nd d , real Sasc6 day. '' '''
NEw YoRK, March 10.
CT n ~ And 1S, lever With sales q
q 7O@s s. for extra state; q aos7 IS Rio: q 80
: \ W III key decided change It $4,000
for state; 90@92c for western.
Wheat-Dull and 10 lower. Sales 1t p esel q
for chi spring; 3 es9lG for Nil club: q 7o0l =
ping mixed western in store: Il % IL nc new yei.
Oats Heavy and dropping At so0oo,Ic for state
PetroleumLQufst st sl@sllfc for crude; 1880
for refined In bond; e2oo6c for refined free.
Pork-More active and irmer at - &03 Nh
5 I'd ana nsa pr p9ie ana ssr Il ga ss s.
for prime mess. Also 500 bbls Of prime mesa for
March 1t S0; and last evening r5o bbls Of new
sesf"very 1 frm. VITA S good demand at ,sa7
e406 for prime: el0@l5 for repacked mess; 1l6o
Is So for extra mess. Prime mess beef quiet and
Cut Mests-Firm At sN0loc for shoulders; l2,<
0l3c for hams. Bacon sides less active: long
ribbed llx0llZc; do sh0rt-fibbed 111%c; do long
clear l2sG also Is 900 Ds city bellies In bulk I'D
IHrd-Quiet and scarcely 60 arm at lsk@l4c,
including small lot OF very extra At l4>>6.
Butter-Firmer 1T N@3lc for Ohio; 3z@94oc for
state.
Cneeee-Fifmer at l5@lSc.
MOnoy-AcAve at y cent.
Sterling Exchange-Dun. lower and nominal
at 81 771l@l 78.
Gold-irreeular, unsettled and lower, opening
ct q g, declining TO 81 6S5s. closing steady at
81 65@l 65M.
Government Stocks-Steady. s 6s 81 coup
ll4@ll3l@; $40 coup ll01z@llVk 1905 lilA.
StOckS-Better at second board. Mo SIS 7211::
Pac NJ ~; n Y G 1874 buyer 30,days: Erie f2l1z3
do pfd loo; Hud Isl; Har l4S Read 1884, M lOllS
G scrip 1891. e 4 p l20; u & G llSl4; TOl 147l6,
buyer 10 days; r l24az; g b & @ l43al M &
C73 TT W & G lNa TT w IS; A 4 III 80; G &
No sales Of Gold price since board 81 64I@.
CHICAGO, March 10.
F1our-Dull.
Wheat-Closed dull at 81 Is for No l. and q 10
for No Q.
Corn-In fair demand for both old and new
and market lel2c higher. Sales Of old No at Sc
and new at S0eS2
Oats-In fair demand at a8l406BNc fer old. and
G4a44L for fresh receipts.
High wines duh and 10 lower. Sales at &c.
Live Stoek-Quiet