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Net, sterilng,. T320 10 9
At 81 81 per 4 sterling, gives. 81, $50 43 ret
Or 50 80 per bbl at New York.


The highest price paid at the port of shipment for
flour exported to Great Britain within the past ten
years, was so 40 per barrel in 1897 and the lowest 81
Al, in lsas Flour in this market sells at So 37t
topper Dbl and Is steadily advancing Great efforts will
be made to forward supplies rapidly possible from
the ports Of Canada the winter In early those
latiiudes and holds until late in the spring Navga
ton at Montreal and Quebec closes about the LIST Of De
cenber and does not open until after the ist Of May Il
VIII be seen by this that supplies leaving Canada the
opening Of the st Lawrence in the spring
Liverpool before the middle of June II appears there
lore pretty certain that shall have the control the
corn markets OF Great Britain this year. than
have ever had before In consequence Of the op
OF potatoes in all parts of Europe and the
OF corn in the principal gram growing districts of the
contr snt from which supplies in former years have al
ways been received, the Of Great Britain
must look to this country for breadsufs and whether
they go through the ports of Canada more direct by
the way OF our own seaports, the producers O this
country will the benefit of the external de-
mand particula ly as it this eaIv day in ths
season, before they have parted with their stocks


