The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-15
THE aHNEMAL Markets,

Aa1 06NGAAL 3AANKEISs
NEW YORK, April 10
Inc Commercial Advertiser says the stead
mess Continues In the produce ana mer.
chandise markets. There % = steady re-.
covery Of confidence and no disposition to
sacrifice unnecessarily. Some prices have
not yet yielded In proportion to the decline
IN gold. and those which are likely to %
affected by the opening Of supplies In the
SCUM are still weak and declining, but %
= rule prices haye become generally adjus.
ted 10 the basis Of $50 for gold, and there
ID fair degree Of confidence ia operstine
upon that standard. e}F a
Local busifess IL moderately active. Our
Jobbers are making great efforts to please
country dealers in goods . well % prices.
In the retail way trade IL not very brisk,
most people havemade up their minds that
prices have not declined with gold, and
that tits only question Of time o. to
when they will DO lower, and consequence
~ only buy to meet pressing wants.
The receipts Of grain are not large, and
prices are without marked change. Wheat
does not come forward equal to the wants
of our City Mills, and prices are kept
above shipping point. Spring ranges
from 9oc to 81 90; good fair samples win
generally bring the outside figure. Winter
is wanted, at 81 Is for choice. Corn IL
steady at 40 to 45c. Oats Sc. By IN over.
sight Flax Seed was quoted too high last
week. It now sellsfor 81 10 to 81 60.
Tue river IL falling, but still remains in
fair stage, with about four feet on the lower
rapids. The steamer Wyaconda came to
our landing on Monday and went up the
Iowa as far a. Wapello. She loaded with
grain for this port. Yesterday evening
lett sgaiu for Wapello. with . fair cargo Of
lumber and merchandise. Her officers re-
port feet of water on the principal bars.
Rates to st. Louis have declined. Heavy
freight is now taken ct 25 cents. Compe-
tition is what's the matter.
Annexed viii b found cur usual detailed 70.
port OF this and other mafksts:
susAR-ie@i7c: Cruahsd Powdsrsd-
CorEEE-89sl@3Sc. M ss.
MoLAssnEbyta e esxrel-easaz Houss q 40
: : se ,'n.s.a sspsR , 5 rs
SALTS fl&i3ss $50 }saajsE -slsi
Eicx-lae $50. 80. ia 3@F
h ssooss.ss ~ H s. 1sS Z ao 8;
f1oua-sprins. q 50: Ext., . IS; ..css,sy.
Wa.As :. soeoa %; Winter. 4 moi 8
Cnnr-%c q ~ skins 4 II sssssw II
ssAss-si 7ses psr bs.he. 10
PorAToE. % :per bushel: asia9ssa ~
| ONIoSs-es@2 0-inNomand. 81 ft,ss.ss #fsl
OATs-3jc. 81 fftfsssfss.5,..S u, 10 - 80
BUTTER-3lc... z. 80 !
CaScKrSs-Ss 6b@s % psr dossu. Rad 80.
HAY-Timoehy. Sls par tou., -. mo
WooD-15 90 per coro. s,fsa 1920 fse4
1 HIpEs-(ireen l@5c; Green aalted pa14 csar0d
&c: Dry Flint, lie. Green slated &c: UFy ealtod
lie !1'sl A4
GREEN CAL1 sKIxs-l0olle. hay III
SHEEP PxLT4-60400c. lsf.al 4 80 t.
,WHlsKY-4l90@1 81,
lAARD-15c. -.
DRIED APPLE8-llc . -. t
TIMOTHY SEKD-e2 2SA2 IS q bushel. Il.
CLOvER SHED-4l3 . bushel-tn demand.
FAX SEED-Prime q 400l 60 D bush0L Ga,
Corn NBAI-0Oc q bu0hol.
Coat o11-s7ll 90 salaon By the barrel.
Flsn-Mackefel, No !, half bbls el2 90 No
e10@i0 50; No Kits Q 80, No 9, @ o.
! WOol.-55@60c. II.
TI1NERs' 6ToCI-Tin plate G 10xl4 on Is
sheet IrDn, We quote No neg, Boiled, l03foll1,
| no. N@N charcoal l8<@lsa: 2s09 Juniata
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