Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-30

MARkErs.--DErRorr: We hear Of but one
lot OF new wheat -four being in market, which wa,
offered for $50. Sales Of old in small quaint
ties at s3,75to s3s7.--Adu.
New York, Thursday, p. M.
There is rather more enquiry to-day for Hour
ont see no change in prices. For Genesee the
price rs $4,31, and out Of store 500 bbIs sold
at $4.2o. Really good pure brands bring "a Is
Mich. and Ohio have been sold at Is, and some
thing better than common at 25.
About 3OObbls pots sold to-day at 1884 and75
do pearls at IL. There is a fair demand.
Buffalo July, 26, 1645.
The flour marke, is almost stagnanf. and pri-
ces are evidently tending downward. The receipts
OF old wheat are moderate, and the highest price
offered to-day for superior samples is zoe. For
superior lot Of Chicago 60 l-2 has been offered
and will probably be taken.
The price Of four.--Flour is as low as it has
been for quarter of century. and during the
whole of that long period, it is questionable wheth
er ii has ever been less of merchantable COM
modify. Although prices have at various times
ranged uncommonly low, there never has been SO
perfect a stagnalioa as at present. Owing to the
general dissemination of correct information in re.
gard to the stocks on hand the current price at all
leading points, and the yield Of bread stuffs from
Pc interior, no spasmodic action undue specu-
1ation fever can be raised, upon the strength O!
which, flour shall be advanced grain DEPRECATED
That time has gone by, and if bread stuffs now
rate low appreciates with firm and rapid dem
and, IL must be owing entirely to legitimate eau
ses.
In examining the -four market at monthly peri
DDS from lst January, 1923, to the present time
(275 months) it is found, that. but few periods
fouod this important commodity more depressed
than at present The highest quotation given is
in March 1887 " hen -four sold in New York al
S11 %, its lowest mark in thirty three years i:
last September, " hen ii stood at 81 l s per bbi.--
1t is thought that even that low euage will be
reached, If not passed this fall before the close
navigation.
The following periods points to low range o.
Genesee flour in New York-Sepf. 2S41, 81 1e
Nov. ls42, 81 25 Aug. 1914, 81 81; Feb
1s43, and Oct. 1914 81 3s.
THE CoNsUMAATIoN,-'Twas twilight. Sea.
ted al the door of moss Gov cred cottage, was the
pride Of the villa re lovely Phebe. Her diviney
moulded FORM her exquisite and vonptuous bust
her classic and beautifully chseIed features, her
sweet lips, teeth of pearly whittier ess, aud such
eyes two drops of Iivuig azure set in snow ! all
combined, twas enough to melt the soul of az an
chorite
Beside this angel knelt a youth whose cheek,
pale as ashes, told the tale-be was in love -
Tell me" said he in trembling accents. "te me
This night my fate. Keep in suspense no lon.
ger. Tell me hat sacrifice | shall undergo for
you for you my souls Idol Command me 10
perform pilgrimage around the earth on burning
Goals and il shall be done. Any thing, any thing,
but cast me no, off. Paut a dagger in my heart
ebu, teep me IN suspense no longer! Say lovely
ehebe will you-acM you be mine %
He trembled, his heart ihrobbed, she he
was ready to swoon, crimson flush manted her
cheek
Like a rich sunset 'ueath Italio's skies
Shs took his hand in her tiny fingers, put her
smiling lips to his ear, and whispered; "Obed,
sha'nt be nothing else!
In the present ennguleneu s,a,o of society, il