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RQcnCster, MhrCn
The past week. like the last, has been cold The roacs
have been In condition. and prospects are good io
fair weather The begin 10 wear business aspect
Forarders making extensive preparations for canal
navigation. The warehouses rapidly filling up wlth
down freight The Canal Board have fixed upon the i5,
April as the time for commencing operations upon the
canal, which Is three days earlier than last year.


The great staple Wheat, has declined dudns the week
about cents per busho-he highest price paid to-day
being 81 cents with prospect of still farther decline ii
is estimated that there about 10000 bhls OF Flour IN
store for transportation 10 tide water.


Brighton Cattle Market. MARCH q
At market $40 Beef Cattle, Go pairs oi Working Oxen,
1900 Sheep and 1860 Swine. About 100 Beef Cattle and
so Working Oxen remain unsold


PRIcEs-Beef Cdue-Last weeks prices not generally
sustained by about 25 per hundred Some very OK
traordinary fine Cattle in market and yoke or two
brought as high any last week We quote extra 81
IS first quality s. IS; second quality 81 IS s.
third 25 n 4 so.


Working 0ren-We noticed sales at sos, SGS SIS, Ss5,
Sl05 and Sl2J.


SHeep.-Salcs from So 10 81 So


S,rinc-ots pcddc from AZ 10 a cents for Sows 5S
to 81 for Barrows large Barrows5 b cents Al retail
81 81 cents.
The Hereford Cow and Hcftr, fed by Mr. Souham and
The Southdown and Bakewol Sheep fed by Mr. Mcinure
of Albany attracted great attention. and were acknowl'
edged as fat rs any ever offered for sale Ill Brighton