The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27

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responding inprotelnen. IN New Yors
80 qolte Irregular. There were some
nBnt transactions IN No spring made
ssr.y OF che sidewalk st 81 %. but tho in
sslliGence from the east was OF 4uch a &.
so1a e1e characstr that prices socn a!yan.
ssu 90 u ~, The market subsequently
,s!l .oh to y 22!. railyiug promptly and
c"s.n ns arm out quiet at e. So. With seller;
s.SI 90. no 2 spring was also verv ir-
spring IN snall way sold at 81 M@l25.
Usts. n consequence Of having Eeen al.
ready advanced beyond their proper price,
Us considered with reference 70 otner pri.
ses' oid not fully respond to the advance ia
the gold preLaium. Tho market opened
vety quies At nc and the advsace in gold
IN rev York made short sellers quite ap-
PIenenslve regarding the future, and, on
cd to A5.c. From ttis point che narSe,
ct at 49, s53Ac. -
IDe MarHet FOR eorD npensts quite stroDg
ana active and ut ruling prices a tni.
ainoEEt OF business was transacted. The
market advanced LAB: upon she receipt oi
me Kew York dispatches, which had the
suec: OF checking business aud the mar
: ~. closed quiet but tiraa st outside quota.
s'o"s, tncre beng but little difference in
prices at a.h-refie liouses. No sold AT So,
0 ,s' NO at 40a51c; raiec.eG at 4:a4;e,
tue sales era quite limited. t.ecauee huit.
ers were OF the opinion that it ia worth nj.
most - much rs No 2, while there is now q
|oisCsimlnAtion Of Case in favor OF Mo-.
Ahefo Vas no sa!es Of rye reported.
buyers offering yesterdays prices and
holders insisting on an advance If 3a5c pey
bushel.
Barley wac quiet. wi'h safes Of No. . at
OOcs ana sample .Ote st 6,sA7N
oeet,s coItinue du!l With an absence OF
% att,flal t...rsaot;ons. 'Tha.. were sales Of
clover, dirty at g; miller at sOe; prime
max at ~ 81. and Hungarian at 81 10.
frovlsions were again under a cloud,
ana with feeling Of greater depression
shan on yesterday. and. Continued unfa :
VoraD!e advices from tue east, prices fell of
shout Soc per barrel.
mere were sales OF mess pork at 81 80,
an0 one small sale Of u very choice brand
ut rs: of prime Mess at 3i6al6 50; of rumps
1t 9!5al5 20 and steam lard at l6;c.
Inc advance ia gold impaired 6rmer
ieellng IN the leading grocery markets .aRd
tnere was a better demand for all staple
goods. with prices 4 shMfse more favorable
Tor sellers. Coffee, though not essentially
higher, was held fsmer, ~ q further re-
sctlon IN prices 10 generally apprehended.
sugars were in active request, and all
grades OF Ietlned were 6 .mer. Raw quail
ltias were comparatively steady. Syrurs
we!e weaker aae prices ruled unsteady =,
aud at wider rangsshsn Usual.
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.
There 10 . decided improvement in the
dry goods trade to day. Our job..ers aaye
c0rfidence in the stability Of the market.
They feel that they do not bold more goods
than VIII 30 required to supply The demand
t'efcre any serious decline pricee are
comparatively stsady on all leading goods
save standard brown sceetings, which are
sofnewcat weaker, SKIES being reported Of
Indian head at 3Sc. This " q decline Of &c
sincesONe last report
Spring delaiues and fou,srds arc in fair
request at 2Sa3Qc.
Lancaster ginghams are scarce in tie
msrket. ard quotations. are almost nomi-
nal At 33c.
Pacific laws arc ecarce, aud the market
rules Gem 1T $50.
The stocks OF n7eoinu. priced fesa g,>oLa
are large. ard ia but limited request, ow-
ing Sc the lateness Of this aeasnn. A con.
cession IN prices eu these goods is not i'm
probable before tbs clcse OF .he spring
trade.
CHICAGO LrvR crock MARKET.
Wednesday evening, May "a
RRcf!P1s-The receipts CT the week up
10 this were:
Cattle. Ecea.
Sunday and Mon!sy. 574' 2.6l9
Tuesday, 1870 1885
Wednesday, i78 l.5CA