The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-08

the amount Is much larger than was sup
posed before the war to be necessary for
the tbusiness OF the country is equally UNI
derstood, but while these facts are not to be
disputed, it must be borne In mind. that
the extent Of the past four years have
brought about . remarkable change, and
In making up an opinion "a to the future,
presidents are Of bat little value. A much
larger amount Of money will be required
to do the business Of the country than be-
fore the breaking outof the rebellion. The
State Banks will allbe taxed out efexistence
and while gold remains At premium. Of
course it will not enter into the daily, transs.
actions of business, but In one sensA =
simply an article OF commerce, and q the
issues eof the State Banks and specie CON.
prised our circulation prior to 1861. they
are now, for purposes Of business, virtual
II driven from the 6sid. In view of these
facts 1t is n question whether the legal ten
dernotes and the issues of the National
Banks are very greatly N excess Of what
will in the future be required to carry on
the vast and rapidly increasing business of
this great country. The Southern States
will have no paper money Of their own.
and there win certainly 'be an extsusiye
fleld in that direction for greenbacks to be
usefully and probably employed. a.
81 The leading markets of the county have
been very much, unsettled but the closine
quotations do not vary much from those
given. week ago. rJ.s.. -f, 800 81
sas*sa CHICAGO CATTLE nARKxi ~
+ WEDNESDAY, EVE. April &
BERT CATTLE-The receip2a.i accorainr
to the Board Of Trade Eepoet to-tlav.
amount 70 $50 head, and shipments g oniv
IA head. The market today was averv
weak and unsettled, and on most ealce
there was adecliuo Of SOC per hundred Dom
the closing rates of last week. The demand
have about 90 cattle waiting shipment,
and are not very anxious TO buy, and there
- bat little other demand. There ~
quite q number ofcattle uns0ld.
Incur telegraphic report Of the Albany
Cattle market last week : it was stated that
! the rates ON Cattle had been reduced On
the New York Central Railroad. The fol-
lowing dispatch has been received by the
freight agent at this point: 49,. -
BUFFALO, April s, 1856
s. w. Chapman, Freight Agent, n. Y. C..
- r r.. Chicago:
| No change in live stock, rates. The rate
of Dac. %, 1854, is still in force --5c per 100
ibs from Buffalo and Suspension Bridge 10
New York; and soc to Albany Troy and
schenectady. b. +. EM1rH.
! The sales to-day amount to l06 head at q
range Of g 90 to D 25 for common TO prime
steers.
| Z Tbs o,l6wing arc the sales
SAILS OF BEEF CATTLE TODAY.
- -azgzsnuRa-ASD 4oHT .wAxNE YARDS.
George Adams sold Holmes 30 hid prime
steers, averaging l,150 ms, ~ IS q.
bentley 4 Nudd sold Lakewood & Dowd
81 so.
Wallwork & Mallory sold slireenhsuu, Is
head good steers, averaging l,i76 lbs, hi
075. 's~ y ,'gai3 sgsswaM
| sHERMAN'ss YARDS. .ass&t
John Adams sold Gavinl6 head com
mon ssss e .ysr J; ,oeS e; at se.ooi
6teers, saveragingsl.Oe0 b. 81 162A and
Clayton 10 head common Steers. averaging
9s3 lbs, NJ $3.50. uolisai.sy 1911 u
UN1cS DRovrsTARDs. ass, !.
|. :, Reutly. 4 Nudd sold Hymap + .RubleI6
head WISCONSIN Oxen. Averaging l,$40.ns
l ~ 9. sne oshea e hssd f. .se1as s
Hcos..rTns sreceipt s, \ ,SsosdFns a. ssths
l9BoAts1 Of Trade report amount % l03 bead
with no shipments. The market rs Jdul
tseG tn t6sysras. but ~i4H the ,inss.tIed
state Of the New York nserksts and the re.
cent decline, they are holding or until
I bdss can BE- bought atsfower prices. There
is AdAclipe in the mar ket this evening q
fully soc = 100 Ks. There are quite = hpts
Der OF lots Leftover. 0aFss .s,s ,seaYtosx 81
| Tho sales to-day .amount7tn COS head "a,
800 III stock pigs and SOLO 81 for ligA'
oheavy bogs.-. -. .
The following ere the sales Of hogs to-
day. At ~ int g FpsaKaygs yards
l4&SliSt Buyer. SsNdsAv, Price
ttfIr Monastery, % sig :!
afmss o. 40 lsA GO
eHEIs rhs4tsfl ti51lli an unset
Gam 81 San s IT, s.. ~ 1Rses w sr,