The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-07
BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE

ao,uSy tIeve - better feeling anon
nuyers, si4 ceing paid on grade. We b,
'eVe tue market mas not ruled higher IA
season.
We Lave 5ust Tece ved The ST. Lou
4DreMccrdt, from which We learn that ~ esa:
hogh McBiraey & Co.. of Cincinnati, hay
MADE estimates OF the number OF hoe
packed at various na.ts of The West durins
tais season. The retu.ns from I'll parts {
.ne several States are not yet al in, bu
suIncient are given to show that the GRO
WIZ likely fall short IF that Of the previou
season. The weight is better aud the yieI,
" lara larger, IN proportion to the nc mbe
OF Dogs packed last year.
Al nine places IN Illinois, leaving OF;
Lnicago, the packing is estimated a. i23.
| 40 nead, against obO,o2 head last season
and 327 1856 head the previcus season. '
IA the four principal places Of X ent Icky
including Louisville, the packing is est
mated at III 900 head. against 6.01c hea;
iast season. and l50, $40 head the previous
season.
IN thirty-tve PAGES % Indiana tie fail
ing Oh from last gear ) packing is eat:ma.
ted at r., 500 bead.
a psoportionate falling CIT ID TIE hus;
ness OF the present season ia est .atai FL.
ONO, Iowa and Missouri.
Ahe Chicago 1::t,ae Of yesterday aavs,
1sege was llrnae- feeling IL the general
markets To-day, owing to the advance O:
goo, OUT lac atr,ngency in the money MAJ.
Ael leGce0 very materially tO checx tie
upward ten0eacyia prices
ne PROVISION market remains verv firm,
aac clcer j strong s'-hort-crop's fea..ar.
l1ises III proved, Out the demand was liz,
.,e0 q consequences Q. tLe scarcity CT non
ey. Spectators are eager to ,raIs. ,,vr-
coasea iorfutlre delivery, but there are fe v.
Wiling to SCI except ..loss whose necessi.
-1es REQ l.re item Il SCI. and that c:f!yk,s,
Cc~-se Ter Cael. TIE second Mt.YT yc-.
dispa'cn ca.iie' Il. rather weaker. AID til
caused tai.:e- .ee.lag CT the part q tuv-
eES. ouI I-o41erS remained as fra, as ever
aIc Dat Very lew o-Ief,ng their stocks for
sale. Tless 4fork shoas al advance n the
sHaE i ct @. soc b,, with safes OF ]. 3Cybrls
All at $500, part OF It for delivery .ext
WeeA, OCT mainly Tor immediate delivery.
Hoi0er3, however, were generally askinp
1890, and well Established brands could
not have been purchased at asv material
reduction from that price. Prime Mess
FORK advanced 23as0c per brl, with safes OF
i.9oo bris at $40, 1ua57 GO, closing firm. A
LOT OF 100 br.s Clear Pork was sold nj no 90
and 2CC hr,s Extra Prime Pork. dal,var,.
Die at Milwaukee, at s3l, 10. Beef Hams
were IN good demand and firmer. with
safes q 700 DIS city packed at S2i .60a2f -
An advance OF -5a1c per bfl since yester-
Gay. Bulk Meats and Green Meats were
and nominal. English Meats re-
nam quiet but firm. with sale TO-DAY OF
lD.OcV lbs NuscatlCe cured light short
held at zoe. Lard was firm, but not very
active, only 23o tea having changed nauds
~ Z4.c tor prime and Zisa-2c for No. lard
elbow Grease WAS held at tic.
dressed hogs were lii active demand
cnieHy Dy packers, at an advance of Aaa5e
with sales al S,i.50al5 50--chiefy at SIS 90
All round.
High Wines We're firrer. but without
cnarxe III prices and not very actiya-onlv
500 bris having changed hands ut 81 r. st
WHICH price the uiarket closed steady.
The market for Flour still our,uas .s,hs
noiseiess tenor Q. its way" notwlths,and.
'g The advance III gold. Shippers are out
u the market, AID The demand ia confined
o tue filling OF small orders and the citv
raoe. The sales foot up 40 bris at SIS. so
or choice Waite White: SIS 45.s * far !
,psiaS Extras. ald s1.15 Tor low grade !,
Extras.
There was an active speculative demand |
or y heat. aEd owing 10 the advance in I
'oiu, we cote an appreciation OF lt6A2e !
WIN sa- es OF re 900 b1;she.s, at 81 SSGL,s5
or No. red winter 81 76sGui 76Y for Chi
ago extra 81 ,a0.l "A for No. spring am, /
I - Tor NO. : sp-ing. Al the close there
vas somewhat easier feeling. and tie mar
let closed quiet al 81 73I for No. / sprino
There was good damsnd for corn. and /
'e note q further advance OF lto.2c, with
aiesof 5000 bus. at $50 $40, closing at the
utside figure.
There was an active speculative demand
)r oats. and the marke; ruled steady nj
esterdav's range, with sales Of l5s. OOV bu
% ss6oc tor No an! G51 af6c for No .
losing at g. iaeSc for No I,
Rye WAS quiet aud steady with l;obt
ales atSl lIall2 for No aac 81 C9at 10 for
% in store.
Barley was dull, with t-tilng ssles of
ew No at 81 40 in store.
There seeiss to be great Complaint oswaut
money at all tho principal commercial,
'ntres OF tue country. Tae very Lirt
rlces now prevailing for the staple pro-
ucts OF tho land, requires an immense
mount Of currency - pay Tor them to tie
'ocucers, and it tahss some little time for
lis money to find its way oaciS 10 the chan.
sls OF trade in the large cities, much mora
than in in former years, when the Far
er owed tbs Country Merchant. and he
turn was indebted to the CITY Jobber
III the Jcbbe- to the Manufacturer. Now
'erythinS is bought f,- Cash, and tst os
iauary OILS are thing. cf .ae past. Con. :
cGentiy. the money that is taken iutotne
untrv remains theirs. unit. some favora.
. OPPORTUNITY cters for Investment. q :
rye amount OF whicn is pat into Govern
ant Securities. and goaa directly into the 9
b-Trees.ry, and Other Government d. T
al of wlic.l ends to cause a =
II porary strinyency. but saould not be :
cerstoed rs Indicating any ZEAL sc,hcity
money TIE amount OF s-een bncks. Ma :
nal CArrenes-, ana the .ssues OF the Ssa;ai
INKS, are now ample for III tue business
Ms u the country.
nnexe,l viii be tonEd o1r rsl.al cetarad r. =
: OF this anu other markets >.
U.sAR-.3vp26c Crushed-32M,Soc. Pow,.e I'D =.
81. d't-29E31: Il do-ac0H3l IT,
iSc. ge
oLAssrs-By the ba IRE; -5u.ga1 House 8, a5a s.
GOiden Syrup 81 30. .
AILs-Ienprlly Is Is.
ALT-s3 *.
IcE--l.fss
.
RUrr-tsatsinE. prime, s-tc-S 90 ~
ROC M!,-'Ssi 1S9S % per 1ozeu. I'll
OPE-e9G30c.
.ora-sprins, 80 %, Extra, $40 %; "sabIe y -