, 1863-09-07
Flour. WheaL Cora. Oats RYc Bael*y
br1a: hn: hn t.u. bu- hn:
To nudalo,: 800 1s451 675a5 1000 ~. 1900
To Port Colbotne -. 1880 80 49,, gfa5
To other Portg.. rs 80, lG9G3 l2E5 ~, -

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The receipts to-day were misunderstanding 6 81
brls flour, g. a5o bu wheat, 126Gss bu corn, ID
oats, !als bu r5c, aud 5.1ss bn ..:sarley.
There was fair attendance on Change to-day. and
the general markets for Produce wero very mnch un.
settled and prices ruled lower. The decline in gold rs
well az the natural tendency Of reaction after 50
Gceh e1citementall tended to produce irregularity
and to rnaettte the markets-soms Of which were
slightly 'sranicy."
Tbs market for Flour was leas active aud we notice
decline In prices Of fully 1oc p barsc1wlth sales OF
about brls at t0o@65 for fair to choice white
winter, and 81 1895 Is for spring extras,
The Whcat market suffered decline Of 3aie per
bushel-the reaction In gold we'll a. the news from
New York having affected tho market uufayoFably.
On1y about 70 900 bushels changed hands, at 3tr31 06
for No. Red /; CSC for No. 2 Red; ss9a5Hc for No.
Spring; N@Gsc for No. Spring: aud 73975c for Re-
tected Spring At tho close the market was dull md
It was difficult to sell at over soc for No. Spring. or
81c for No. Spring.
The excitement which has characterized tho Corn
market during the past three OF four days. in couse
aucnce Of the recent osts gave way today to slight
panic and complete breakdown In prtces-the mar.
ket closing 39Sc bnshe loEer. About 100000 bush.
els chnnged hands, at ssH@G85c Tor Canal and River
Mixed Corn ahoat; 5i95skc for No. Corn in store
sakasHc foz No.2 Corn in store; and sokc for Re.
ceted Corn in store The market 1T the close was ouf
ct at Sic for No. ! In store.
In Oats there was panic Of no mean order under
which prices fell 45c bushc1-with sales Of NO. at
d range Of 429l5c for No. and 4o9l2c for No. 2 in
store-the market closing at laK@ &c for No,1.
Rye was In continued good request, and the market
advanced 1@2c buslel-with salea OF No, at 6e968c
for No. and nH&62hc for Rejected In store. Barley
was In active request by shippers, and tho market
again advanced 3@4c 2 bushe1-with liberal sales at
q 70 Tor No. and s5c@S1 20 for No. Barley ia store
Sales By sample we're at s1e@1.ci for fair to good
quality.
There was a good demand for Mghw1ncs, and tho
market ruled active and firm at 43c .,
Timothy Seed was In better request and prices ahow
IN improvement Of 5c-with heavy salc5 at $2l0 for
prime.
Tbs market for Groceries ia active. and re note
further advance Of Nc On Rio Coffee and Hc on Refined
Sugars
There Is still good demand for Lumber and the
market Is rwish sales at SIS % tor good and $iaoo
CISCO for coarse qualities noat. a cargo Of prime
Sawed Shingles was sold nt $3.50.
Freights were dull-with only two engagements at
54c for wheat and barley to buffalo.
The receipts OF Live Stock during the week have
been Invariably heavy for the scason--anounting to
4914 beeyes and 19 2A hogs. The consequence Of
sucl IN avalanche OF stock being thrown on the mar
ket, as might have been anticipated, was to break
prices completely down. Beef cattle opened heavy
md depressed. aud the market CLOSED dun at de-
cline ol h@hc n ro-the sa1es to-day ranging from
$2c5Gi % for common to good shipping stock, and
large number remaining unsold. Hogs under tbs cx.
trnordnary receipts OF the week-1929 29i head-showa
decline since last Saturday Of nearly $40 100 BIS
the sales today ranging from $s6o@Af5-tae great
bulk OF the transactions however, being at $4oai25
and closing at &3t09 10 for medium to good quail.
ties. sery large amount has been left over for next
weeks market, which closes With downward ten