Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-29

The STATE OF THE MARKETs.-Bv our For.
e'sn news this week, our readers will be apprised
of the now undisputed feet, lha, there has been a
great faIlnre III the harvesis throughout Europe.
In consequence of This, agricultural products have
gone up considerably, in the eastern markets, tho
in conseq uence Of local causes they have no; ris.
en- proporiionabiy here. In this case, Farmers
are often prone to SELL for The rise, as they call it,
That IS, they will engage wheat at The present
prices, adding The rise 10 some future time. This
mode is unfair upon the face oft, unless The chan
ces oil rise aud fall are even, aud Tue seller consent
10 lose the fall To the same time. should the price
recede instead of advancing. IL lheLe be no dam
ger OF fall, II is manifeslly the farmers sdvan-
tage 10 await rise with his wheat unsold, from
the following considerations. In market where
there are but few buyers, and all pursue this mode
OF purchasing. the price will not rise as freely as
1t unlrammeled by these engagements. If II be not
altogether kept down. Competition among buy.
erse also frequently raises the price Of wheat
lew cents above healthy state of the market, 81
farmers certainly cannot be 10 blame for leaving
this feeling. IN which they may find iheir advan-
taSe Tree to arise which they do not by thus COM
hitting themselves. There is however Ia the far
mer IN this Country. n short road, which if they
VIII travel they may speedily arrive al wealth.
IL is this. Keep out Of debt Await Yourself of
the most improved methods Of agriculture, know
exacty what your products cost you. aud sell at
remuneralIng prices when you can withou, seek
ing TO speculate or gamble in The contingencies of
The market. AT The latest dates. wheat ia ". Y.
brough.-Flour So 30, Detroit, wheat 80 81 Fir
S4,l2. In our ma:ket The price has improved aud
wheat now brings 81 to IS cents.
On Sunday last, 5000 barrels Of -four. we are
informed, passed over the Central Railroad, the
freight on which. amounted to so cents per barrel.
RoNGEIsM.--The news from Germany. by the
Hibernia, in regard to The progress The Relor-
mer. Ronge is of deep interest. The idea Of en-
tire freedom from Papal supremacy, is evidently
congenlal TO the liberty loving Germans.
There are those who fancy they see important
political revolutions in this movement, but we are
not among the number.
The German Princes will doubtless study care
fully the manifestations of public, sentiment, and
adapt their measures 10 meet it. They will ell
Their wink at. or discounIen:nce the reform until
their patronage only is wanted TO complete its tri
umph, when they will at once take il under their
protection. Ii is but reasonable TO suppose thar
the rulers OF Germany are as well acquainted with
the temper of their people as strangers and trav-
ellers.
10 our own country, among Catholic citizens Of
German descent. the views Of Ronge begins to
prevail. and it is in this we arc chiefly concerned,
the adoption of his doctrines removing all cause to
fear The dangers Of Papal influence.
The Factories are now all al work, with near.
ly complement of hands. great many new
hands are coming 10. We were in one of the OF:
fees yesterday. when two very fine looking girls
applied for work, and stated they had never been
employed in any factory. The proprietor sent
hem into the null to work, and remarked 10 US,
Il could Gil my mill with new hands in a shorl
inc, If chooseto do so, and was willing to take
he trouble 10 teach them" He also told US tina:
! great many new hands were applying and recei.
ing places. --PMsbarg Gazette.