The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27
30 ELLINGTON WEEKLY ESAyyn-F,YE
Siuce 5alvl. ....... slsa go
Agaicst .srls ti,ne 1854 l95 4r7

a'nee ,sAy J. 80 6s7 ,262
Asa'as' .snls tisne 1854, ........ 1876, 4G7, ia
lse-ease aiaoc July $50, 73e, gil
efo."O,oo0 added to tae exports, and IS,
"o'UN I" tue Gscrsase in imports, leaves a
round flo'. COG. 600 IN our favor, a. com par
ei "!th Last year
oaf eFo.a:arirat has giysn notice to
Ireas Britain u tee termination next wear
OF the Zee! orc"isy Treaty with Canada
VI the p:olriety Of this step there seems to
90 seme diversity oforinion. That the ad-
Vansages OF the Treaty have been in favor
OF our Canadian ceighbors, ia admitted,
oa' q: tae sauna 'iaae it would be veil 70
remesn Ger. that by the privileges of the
treaty, large amount of Western products
md a'a:ket fss., OF duty in Canada, or
reach American s,o.ts via the st. Lawrence.
Ihe chicago 7:sncs furnishes the follow.
ing con '-nsee sacie Of the shipments from
that port dus.n: i',s past ak years:
Fhoa JAN I. $50. y. ARCH 81. 1884. INCLUSIVE.
s,.,,. Flour. Wheat. Com,
Tcta! So r,,.sttts '
1Oen nn.!tta MIS-. .i.tl ;S6 l3T93,I Hs,s sSy
=" = Jf.-sF3 pos, sl3.ls0 l5..p0.s3l l2saO9e5
Tota. VA LAX . Cn.s-
1925 = 400 i&3 y yQk $50
Otlec eastern stn...
in.nts,........ sss.5so sa.57s.lss 1881. sss
~ ;Ie ps!.'- ADDS by way OF ccna-
me.s: on Ia ..ho 9 figures:
thos. i. VA ts's saen that during the in.
ssrva! between ,'ai.. I. 1858; and March 81.
loba. !'-r.oi .o.t riEg six years and three
shona:s, 20 F.s cen;. or over one-fourth the
entire aiacuns of -four and corn shipped
east f-oin Ch,caSo, has found marke.
through tss privileges granted us by the
reciprocity freely. either by the shipment
OF grs::. :re.. III duty to Canadian ports. or
IN tns passage ot our vessels through Csn.
adlaa cana.st 4. United States ports on lake
Ontario n. sasst Lawrence. In the shin.
men.s of Meat me benefits have heen
more striking, the figures showing that
during the saEle period 43 per cent. or AL
most cre-halt Of the wheat shipped eas.
isora Chicago has aeeu sent to Canada or
passed: through Cauadian canals to United
States ports on lake Ontario and the ST.
Lawrence. 10 close this outlet is 70 strike
deat:y blow AZ the prosperity Of Chicago
ana ~ place The grain growing interests Of
the northwest at tae mercy Of combine
too % sai.road o,onopolists. The II. Law.
secondary temperance to tho Mississippi,
anu s:'e gvegs northwest demands that i
shall net he C;csel.
4 Convention aas been called 70 meet at
Detroit early Ia July to be composed of
delasatss from the various Commercial
Associations throughout tho United States.
aad British g.cvinces, and the question or
Ee1 tresir VIZ doubtless 50 discc ssed in
al its s'eHris;,... We notice that one OF the
Chicago papees is very much troubled
a''"ut IL. :ass.t'as Of this Convention.-I
It was h little :,sesumptious In the bust
ness me!. OF Sor.a America to arrange 70
meet Ia Coavs,lion at any other point,
taan the 'g:e.ies: primary grain market
il the Voria' ana they should ce.tainly
have sei@cte.: ::,r s,s meeting the most i'm
rcr.srt Eosk an! beef point in all creation,
besides ii Vi, >. aad located it 285 miles west
OF Detroit Ky RI. mile posts on the Michi- ]
gan Ceneral, -oa3> they would have drcp-
ped down a:ns.;.s the most extensive piles
Number ct which we have any account |
in MOI. srn HISTORY. We have no doubt if |
these facts hac aver teen published in the
Chicago psre-s The Conyen! ion would
have been calied to meet there, Chicago
no dc.h: loses !. rrouD the excessive mod
estJ OF her 1cwspapers.
The river At this point continues to re- |
cede. but Il IN still fair boating stage: boats
are plenty aac ;reigats low. Grain 10 car
ried to st. Louis 1t 20 cents per 100.
The seceipts Of grain are larger than Tor
sOEe tine past, particularly OF wheat
Coru il steady at IS to 10 Oats 30. Spr,ns
wheat 80 20 a %. Winter free from rye !
AMI chess Is wanted at 81 Is to 81 20.
Batter and Degs arc n better supply aud
lower.
Anne xei VII, be found our usual detailed n !
port Of the AID other markets:
q, sSsA'-'4sl;e: o'''a'a-'. s. 1'aa'a-''*
CovYxn-sia :5c. q.
noLAssss,--Ey tie basssl-aaaa4 ucasa n a.
] 8 Golden Syrup u On.
Tenpsnny q %. rs,
RlCB-jSc. ~
RgNSwAx-:S030c.
ssensEs's %S;( H g e: 9 70 e.
F1oca-sps,ss. ss 81: Extra 80; ..usaaA.
WaKANeprtng. oooosl %: Wlassr. q ~ 4 !
RYH-40c.
OORN-3Sc.
isEAKs-sl .50l 60 pee bushsl.
PorAron.--si 0Ulbl Is pr ousha.
ONIcSS-ssese .-iu demand.
OArS-.&Oc.
RUTTEg-lM9Uo
ECG6-l09lS:.
CHicxsSs--ss 6Nas % or dossn.
RAx-Tinothy. S!S pef ton.
WOOD-30 10 per corti
HrDHs--<sreen 4C5c: 0feen salted peet, ourpa
nc: Try Flnlf, rr;sarsen ealted CO. O1y aaltol
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