, 1860-09-15

Bushels, end the shipments 1914, ,o76 hushtls.
prices at The close showing decline Of 1GGc
per bnshe1. At Tho opening there IVES sgt'
shipping Inquiry, md No. Spring was IA. ~
91c. AID No sr:irg at ssc; bat as eoon a. The
New York market was telegrapbed the marke.
became fat and heary; and later when The
steamer WAS announced. Nth decline Of c1@
4d-qnite panic took place, scd No. Eprirg
sank to s5,, end No. to s3:-c;osing quiet.
Abau. III, 900 tu:hels ehzaged lands at sc@31
for No. Spring in aore: s3@5st for No. 2
eprirT; and 7a@3oc for REJECTED. There was
q fair inquiry far choice brands of Spring ex-
ira, End prices Of such showed 70 visible
elauge, though tie buyers were few: but
Ordinary and medium grades were heayy
and sJ@l0: lower. About 500 barrels
ehaaK.d hands II s49o0s5a5 far good to
ehoi:e Spring extras, and Is 4o@s5.5o for Red
Winter extras. There was more active ship.
ping demz1d Tor Corn, aud tho market was
tirmes, with Gales Ct c5cu. 5000 bushels, At
S7te@3sas for No. 2 Canal sl,:.; s1fc@s7c
for No. !; and s6ic@s7c for No. 2. Oats
were steadJ Il. 21c anoat. Rye quiet, but G1m.
. Barley dull Timothy Seed inactive, but firm.
with li,nitsa transactions, At s1.9e@to. High
wines de:n At :1c. Alcohol, 44c@4ec. Mees
Pork <le5o, with sales to the local trade at that
figure.
There is an active Inquiry for Flax Seed By
manufacturers, and $l.25 is offered fer prime
qualities.
Ffti .hts ware steady and more active It 1Gc
for wheat 10 Buffalo By Eail, and 1Gfo. by pro-
psl!er; e2ie hy SSH t2 osnego; and lie 10
Por. ;sarnia.
0ceAs FRElouTs At Nzw YcRK-Sept. l3.-
Fre;ghts 70 Liverpool: 10000 bush Whe2. at
er. 1000 noxts Cheese Ut sos, and 500 firkics
Batter st 75s. To Lo1Go5 900 bsls Rosip at
G. 61; 205 bs}es Hoph ct IS ~; per ste1mer.
goo BOXES cheese It 65s. To Glasgow: 50 tcs
B=ef o. private terms.
TIE NEW YoRk WHEAT Market on the lin.
The n. \. Courir and EaqLirtr Of The leth
reports at follows:
Wheat lest the broyaccy Of yesterday. but
still was in active dt m zad, 1t deciise ofiRnc
per bu on Red Winter Western. The caTrn
aa!es Usse 4z.G03 In Chicago Srr:rga st slly.
81 et. 81 70. Il r. 81 27. and Il co. az in qual.
atE; IS o0o on Al1aukee Club At e1.25. *i.3o,
~ S"t 40 ~ AAtSsA3 ~ FA.3ulHIEQuQ
The above IL doubtless as correct q report of |
the market as was published; but by referring |
to the te.egrsphc reports Of ths same market,
ws Gad tan following:
Wheat opened quiet, and cloEed heavy and |
19o: lower. with medium business for exrur! |
aId bomc nill'rp- Sa1eK: 1000 bn Ch!cogo |
So.iog At II t:@l 20; o6,sc0 bu Milwaukee |
Clnb at 81 25@l.32.
: II wa& this report which caused the panic in |
tho wh.4t make. here on Tuesday last, ard |
cost operators thoueaads Ct doliars. Dr. com.
pairing it With The report Of the Courier and En-
quirtr, il was rothing more or less than jdtss
report. But even the e %1rier and EnQu;rer,s
rapport mis-tta!es the market; for On tho
10Th inat, re knew cf cargo Of
Chicago Spring wheat being sold in New York
1t &l3s, which is lae higher than the utmoxt
limits Of the te.egrapbie report Of the market,
Aad &c h,k her ttaa the newspaper reports.
With regard to the latter, however, it is ap-
parent thst the reporters were m!sled By tie
names nf the wheat, q nearly all the Chicago
Hpriax wheat sold in tbs Seu York market is
labelled Milwaukee Club" But there is no
ex:uss fer tho Agent If the Associated Press
tslng 80 outragaous|J In error. Is to qrote the
1narke: 1GG!2, below wh4. it really Was. If
tho Associated Press cannot secure co-rec. re-
ports, they had better send uors 4. all; for it
osly r!sieads buyers and sellers, and throws
disersdit OF tie whole system OF telegraphiuE
nsrke:a. The old mode Of getting New York
fntelli2eacc-a pair Of Ecissors and the daily
papers-is infinitely superior
Bnoox CoES.-The Henry Co71ty Dial, Ct
yesterday says: "oass il at present very
busy town. seseo broom-coru scrrpers iu %.
asAtioa in town aud several cut Of tie limits.
give employ utnt TO 9re1: mRuy hands. We !
ee Michigan Central Railroad cars here every
day-ioadipg With broom corn fer shipment |
rith7ut change to D .tro::-tlus saving time in |
III transportation to the Eastern MARKET"
Too1.-Tte first shipment Of wool va, made
rom Saa Francisco, Cal, to the Atlantic States
n 1884,; and amounted 10 oaly $500 lbs. Tho
shipments this year will exceed 5000, 900 lbs.
LAKE SUPERIOR TzApE-TAe Superintendent
II the Saut Canal fu1ni8hsy the following
5gurss fer the month Of Angus