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ERrEcr OF CHANGE OF TEMPERATURE
on HEALTH.-Throughout Europe, gem
erally, the maximum Of mortality occurs
at the end Of the winter, md the mini
mum in the middle Of summer. The
Registrar General Of England calculates
that change Of the mean temperature
Of the air from 40 degrees to four or five
degrees below the freezing point de-
stroys from three hundred to five hun
dred Of the population of London.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21


How WARN Snow Is.-Last fall Mr..
Spencer, who has farm near Elk
Rapids, Mich, filed n pit in his field
with potatoes, covering them only with
boards aud potato tops During the
night snow fGll, and he was unable to
cover them with earth, and they remain.
ed in this condition until the covering
Of snow, potato tops and boards were
removed, and the potatoes found to be
entirely untouched by the frost, Per.
haps the most remarkable fact connect.
cd with this is that a coffee pot half full
OF water, which was left standing on
the ground beside the potato pit, and
was covered with only snow 10 the
depth OF about one foot, was found to
he as FREQ from ice rs whenplaecd there
last fall.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21

Faces were discolored and blotched
red, green-yca, oil manner Of hideous
colors /; and, again, there were those fair
and rosy Ms in life. Gazing upon some
Of these forms one would have sworn
they slept, and so strong was the illu-
sion that in stepping by them the step
was light, for fear Of waking those who
never will wake until the sound Of the
+" last trump"
In this awful array Of bodies twofaces
struck the bcholder with undisguised
horror one, that OF man, whose ont.
stretched arms lent additional force to
the wild expression Of the widely dis.
tended eyes. These glared so intensely
that their fixed look OF despair was q
force unequhlled by any save that Of
female body, and then, indeed, was the
agony OF death met angrily, fercely, fu.
riously, depicted with startling vivid.
ness on rigid lincaments and drm.set
features.
ouARTERStAsTEB RAYLAScE's STATEMENT.
Quartormastor Charles RaylAnce says:
About twenty minutes past three o'clock
l hove the log, and the ship NJ that
timO was going at the ratio Of twelve
knots an hour. went into the aft
whecl.house and was looking through
one Of the windows, when l fancicd /
saw breakers on the stArboard side, ]
then ran forward to the lookout man on
the bridge, and asked him II he did not
think there we're breakers on tho star.
board side. He reported to the second
officer, who ,telegraphed TO tho engine
room to reverse the engine full speed
astern. We both then jumped Oh the
bridge together on to the deck, Then
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21
The Wheat Field Of America !
Healthful Climate, Free Homes, Good
Markets.

TIE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD offer, for
sale LASpI IN CrSrRAL ASp WESTERN MNNEorA,
embracing; !. The best Of wheat Landi . Excel.
lent Timber for The Stlil, the Farm and the Plrs;
! Rien Prairie Pa,turaEe and Natural Meadow,
watetcd by clear lakes and Tunning sirtamI-ln
hcalthfl Climate, where Fever AID AEus /, IN.
H own.
GRAIN can be shipped hence BY lake TO market
as cheapy from Eastern Iowa or Central tliBnit.
Cars now run through these lands from Lake 81.
peroF to Dakota Price VI land close TO track $40
TO lsnO poT acre further away $40 10 500. sHyEN
fEAHF CREDIT; WhTThntse needBt Northern Pa
clio in B6ndl, now selling Ut par, received for
land At Si.i0. No other unOecupltd lands present
such advantages 10 settlers
sOLDIFHs under the New Law (MRren, is71 get
la0 acres FREE, pear the railroad, By one and two
years. reside &C.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED RATES far.
biIhed from all Prnelpa points East purchasers
ofRallroad Lands. aud to settlers on Government
IIOmeIteAdI, Purchasers, their wives and children
carried FREQ over the Northern Paelae Road. Now
IL the time for settlers and Colonies to get Railroad
LAndI and Government llomOI,eAdS close TO The
track.
Send for Pamphlet containing full Information
map and copy ofNtW Homestead Law. Addfsi,,
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL, MINI,
on. q FIFTH AVENUE, Cor. 9th ST.. SEw YORK
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21

The Supreme Court of Massachusetts
has decided, in the cases Of the Union
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Of
Boston, that neither the expiration Of
the policy nor its cancellation releases
tho holder from liability to assessment
for all losses which occurred while he
was q member of the company.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21

Among the presents ut an old.fashion.
ed wedding in Indiana the other day
was q gallon mug filed with beer. The
bride drank first, and then nll the
women present followed her example.
When it came to the men there was
nothing left. The bridegroom filed IN
old.fashioAed, long-stemmed pipe, took
the initial whit, and then all the men
took long pull each in his turn.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21

THg PuREsr AND SWEETEST Cop
LryER on. Is Hazard 4 CAsWella, made on no
sea shore, from freSh, selected hven, Of inc
Cod only, by CAswELL, HAzAnp. Il Co.. new
York. il Is absolutely pure and Trcti. P1i
tients who hayO once taken i prefer u 70 all
Others. Physicians have decided It superior TO
al nihnr oils In market.-Com.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21

A feeling deeper than reverential awe,
sensation MS might be experienced by
one standing on the threshold Of death,
chilled to the very marrow the bones OF
the looker.on, and it was with slow step
and half.averted glance that the CLEANER
of news approached this solemn assem-.
bly,. Then what sight met the eye !
There, on the brow OF that rocky island,
partly on tho stone, partly on the grassy
earth, wet with last nights rain and cut
mp by brown patches Of moss, lay the
aged and the young, the strong and the
feeble, equalized at last by the blow
that fell 80 suddenly on them. Ay !
man, woman and child had been alike
swallowed up by the greedy deep. Side
by side lay they, some of whose faces
bore the imprint OF that peace so much
spoken Of others were set resolutely,
MS il the last thought of the living crea-
ture had been duty; and others again
revealed nothing Of the final emotions
that must have crowded the few fast
passing minutes that elapsed ere eterni-
~ opened up before them.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21

Chief Justice Chase would not he
recognized now by the smooth.faced
portrait Of "Old Grcenbacks on tho
earlier one dollar Treasury notes. He
wears a patriarchal gray beard and
mustAchc,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21

Johnson's Anodync Liniment may DO
administered 10 children with perfect success,
IN cases OF Group, Whooping-congbr influenza,
and almost any Of the diseases to which they
,ro ltnbIa Ion,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21

DTI. Wilson a ward, phyIleianl and druggi,tI,
write from COntFeVtlle, Tenn.g 1--WE pufehaled
ALLENI LuNa nAIsAh, and II sells rapidly. We
are pTAetictnR physicians, a. well a. druggists,
and take RieaInfe In Recommending great romo-
az, such a. We know this to ben
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21

mr. LLOYD, Of Ohio, surgeon In the army during
the war, from exposure, contracted eonIdmpilOn
ia GaYIt all have no h0sitAney In stating that II
VAS 81 the use q your LpNu HiIlIAM that am nov
alive and enjoying good health.m
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21

CR1srApoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE is
the most sure and complete preparation Of IL
kind In tho world; It's effects arc magical, "
character harmless, its tints natural, Its quail
ties enduring.-COnl,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21

Oppression after eating, headache,
nervous debility, arc the effects Of lndiges'
ton. One, or two at most, Of Pdr1oni Pmgd'
iire Pils will give immediate rellef.-Com.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21

Miss Faithful thinks that many
American girls who profess 10 DO highly
educated, are merely dipped into 4
weak solution Of accomplishments"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21

Nathaniel Harris, Of NlddisbStry, VI, SAYS "I
have no doubt u will soon become ellliiell rene
diIi agent iof the cure ofAl diseases Otth0 Throat
Bronchial Tubel and Lungs"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21
CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE,
& ST. PAUL
RAILWAY.

Extending from Chicago to Milwaukee, La
St,rnnsse, Mihonn, IiRsiings, 81. Paul And
Chlen, Austin, uwAt0nnn, Charles City,
Jason Ciiy ahd AlgOna also 10 JaneavilIe,
Monroe, tipon, Berlin and Oshkosh.
Embracing more business Centres and Pleas
urr ltesorts than any n TthNOhtorn line,
CHICAGO DEpOT-C0rner Canal and
nmnulsoh streets, with Pit tsbuTR, Port Wayne 4
MH!MAukEE DEPOT Corner Heed
and South Water streets.
Ing thence.
Nav YonE oFTieE-slO broadway, Ua.
B0sION OHTicE-l Court street
UkSERAL OFFicEs-MilWaukee,w Wis
$40 .. ., 8. MERRILL, Gen. Manager.
jNo. @. 0AULT, Asst Gen. Manager,
a. v. u. cARpENIER. O. /. and I. LrrnL
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21

Reports from the Newfoundland seal
fishery are satisfactory.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21

Ano, wooiiy, NJ D., Of KoieluIcA Co., Ind. says
Z" POI three years past have used ALLEN'a LuN0
BALlAa extensively IN ny practice and an iat,l.
In ute,h
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21
onor1s rII1AoIYo rIIE conrsEs.

II is very sad to say that the bodies
were pillnged after they washed ashore
and were then turned adrift again. An
emigrnnt with thirty sovereigns sewed
in his vest was found, and all Of them
cut out. The robber II tho dead was
apprehendcd by the magistrate.
4 large trench was dug, in which the
bodies Of the poor unclaimed were put
10 rest.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21

Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam. Doubt
less tic Best Cough Medicine in the World
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21

Its well to Got clear n mad Cough or Cold the
htii week butit ii safer to rid YOuHsii Of ~ the
hfii foTty.sight hours The proper remedy for the
puTpo,s being DT, JaynSI ESptetoAhi.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21
The Atlantic Disaster.
Additional Detail. of tn, Sad Analr.

At n preliminary examination us to
the cause Of the disaster to the steamer
Atlantic nothing Of consequence was
elected. There is no doubt, however,
according to the statements Of the Of
ficers and passengers, that the Atlantic
was not properly coaled for tho voyage
ut this season. Her passage was not
compositions. She made nine hundred
miles in the first three days. Gales
were encountered on tho 18th and Goth
which lowered her speed to 1866 and l1S,
but on the eth she made 244 miles :
2Sth, lS9 miles 3Oth, 235 miles 3lst,
264 miles, and on Monday, calm day,
but 1859 miles. The ship had then pass.
ed Halifax, but, having on board only
100 tons Of coal, was put back. 1t is
evident that she was put TO sea some
five hundred tons Of coal short. Cap
tain Williams is reticent in regard to
his reckoning he had never been to
Halifax before. 1t is certain, however,
tlint he was twenty miles nearer land
than he supposed, and his allowance
for the westerly current could not have
been correct. The sun and the stars
showed eight, but the ship, with the
wind abeam and aft, was evidently too
quick for the calculation,
THE FOUNDATION FOR THE CALAMITY
lies in insufficient coaling and miscal.
culAtion, and, perhaps, some incompe-
tency upon the part Of the watch on
deck. Captain Williams is silent upon
the all.important point as to his reckon
ing. All agree, however, that no was
hero in the supreme moment, and any
one would believe it who could have
heard his heartbroken, sobbing accents,
"My God, II l could only have saved q
woman or child tho memory OF that
girl climbing about my neck and be.
seeching me to save her will haunt me
to my own grave" Captain Williams,
nevertheless, was worthy OF the name
of his illustrious prototype ofthe Oneida.
He stood by his ship until the last soul
was saved, or till safety was rendered
absolutely sure.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS soESEs.
The scene at Meaghcr's island was
very sad. Bodies that had been recoy.
cred were laid in rows along the sloping
ledgef and 1t required strong nerve TO
walk among them and not succumb to
tears. There were mothers and little
children, strong men staring sightleSs,
their eyes protruding and froth issuing
from their mouths. Little children
wcrc there, bruised and bloody, but
with that sweet expression which,
strange as it may seem, usually comes
OF violent deaths.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21

SINCE $500, the underngned hi, been success.
J. =. RRuEAuEP, Attorney ii Law.
ToluwkIG n.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21

S7I ny ZACH WE S-AdESTs wANTYp
free wnnrl 81 touis, w nov aIsI
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21
IS no HUMRUG.

and haiti, you will receive correct picture d ybui
fatuTe husband or wife with nam and dAie N inss
flAlA. W. HON. z. D. nfaMnE q. fnllnhNllln n Y
, 1873-10-10
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following Instruments were hled for
record Thursday, Oct. 8:
o1Tr PROPERTY.
Taylor at, No. 12g. COZ Of Clinton IT. I, 2511o3
II, dated Oct. 4 ; consideration, S9100.
Indiana ~, between Thirty and Thitty-third
sta, 81 12100z195 It, dated Hept 49, coasidera-
ton, s11 500.
Hedgwick 1t, bctweon Menomneo and Linden SITS, o
I, Lot 10, dated Oct, 8; consideration, $500.
Forrest ~, Of Thrty-third 1t, + u TO al-
10y, dated June 20 ,1 sou1siideFation, zig - 5oo.
Feb Id j; consideration, $4,000
Milwaukee, ~, Is y of airard st sw 2tz1la IT,
daiea W.at tseR aassss sonsaoretion y soeo r.oo
alx10l tt, dated Sept 1; consideration $500.
On hido Of alley bet Superior st and Chicago nv,
DeKalb at, no of Polk q. nwf, ss1loo It, dated
July 10 consideration 81 coo.
Lots IL aud IA Block T. htillard Deckers subdivision
i :ssoo Ss' 49, 81 ID, dated Oct 'on'l'''a''0''
Henshaw az, n Q cor Churchill st. (, Lot 9. dated
Oct z; consideration, 5000.
" Of 23.100 It, dated Oct consideration 1,7s0.
Lewis 81, Of Craps at, +, Lot 7, dated Oct 4;
consideration, s7oo.
Sept 2, 1879; consideration, $3.50.
North Park nt,e Of Western av, I, Lot a. datod
Oct. q; consideration, fso4.
MORT EoaTu or oIrr LIMITS.
Marinnna at, 222 Y Of Seminary ~, I, 2s1l2o II,
dated Sept 20 !; consideration, 500.
sourH OF ciTY LIMITS.
Egan ~. 9 cor Of Central Park av 10 acres dated
Oct. g.; consideration, ST., 500 49,.
Lot 3. Block as Hyde Park dated Oct. 1; considor-
Iota aad 9, Block 10, Egandalc, dned Oct. =; con-
Undivided i Of Lots 0 aud 10, Block is, dated Oct
Lot Il, block ii. Egantale dated Sept ~ consid-
Same rroperty, datol Oct. .; consideration A,1oo.
, 1873-10-10
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. ..
ALOoHoL-Wad hteady at 1861. 80 tor "a Per cent
DRoon1-CoRN- fl improving manufac-
turesa are beginning to purchase again aud ns tho old
manuiacturers not buying, proferring tho
good u held ut 7@eo prces for old atoady at
the following M range d1o to edtra hull s9eno
Srais, sxseSo; Infss!or Ssash, sSasxe ''~
department Of trade and notwthsandinR he act that
receipts nro now steadily increasing, the market an
tuin4 firm tone, aud The roccny-advancel prices
ae s
uons: Ohoico yellow, a8@30o; medium to good
ls9a3o; inieFort 70 common. la@l7o.
DAGH1NG-In tho tagging market very quiet
feeling still prevails. Orders arc few and generally
smaa, md stocks. which until quite recently haye
demand. Burlaps aud gannlea are in moderate re-
quest 1T steady rates. We quote: Stark A, size; Lud-
low, H. 35hoi Lewston 4, ate; American, aao; Amos
19Q92oo; gMnntea singo 17(91ac; double, 28o; wool
Ra91s @EANs XsD pEAsrho om,pa VI, ,,mtted n
light inquiry from the retail trnde. Prices arc With
out ,nateriaf change tollows Primo nayles 81 l0@
2.7s; good 70 primo medium. $32s@2.bo; common
BUlLDINd MArERIALs-T -Trlces sre ''u unchanged. aa M
Trads y beginning to pick up" Attle ind
a y aha nv or asea
ta.bo@4.oo; Portland cement, t7.6otSaoo y brf;
RnseHsle &c cement ssS. ut!es louisville
Bic dust 81 90 lime IN bulk, 0oc@slOo; line tbrla
si.lo@l.S Y bEl; g. white 1ns end bsl sl;te@2oe;
boOD building brick tcommon), tato5 75O; prossod
brck, $l4.oo@lb.o0; sswer brick. $3.50; Milwan-
common, I'll 00@16.o0; Indiana prcssud, $lY.oUt3
1900; do common, $l0,00@lt.oo: fre clay, d br,
$3.00GA3.00.
OIiEEBE-A fuir number Of loca! aud iutorior buy.
ora wero il tho 1narkut to-dsy aud sales mao pretty
respectable aggregatc Pricts ruled Ho higher, tho
men being assigned the reaBons for the advance.
Johbera rofslng to "atock up" at the prleea
asked by fantoryon and ther purchaser are resract
cd 10 nleeting inmBtasa necessities. Ws reyse our
lla follows: Naw Yurk factory, mild, 17H@l5Eo;
Ohio factory aud Wcatern factory do, 1oNG8l2No; j;
lower KFRleH, 099c.
CoAi.-1s IN ateadny good dcnsna u ar.u aud
unchanged prices. w quote: 1Ah!sh,. prepared,
1sckawanna, $l0.00; Eric, $3.50; Walnut lin,
5000 Chorry Milne, $500; lossllrg, 80 000GsO,b0
cannsl, sio.00; Hooking Valley, $9.oo indiana block
, 1873-10-10
and gold advanced u per cont from tie low

In bank crcies Increased supply Of legal tondtrs
Was reported ngafn but nowitittanne ihie tbs ras
MUM remhnB a. H@1 Per cent and thero IL atIll con-
eidcrable busincsa doing ovor tho counters
o. brokers on Vail street. aomo banks
arg arg rrrug moro ibsrat policy IN regard TO paying
late. It In reported that tho National Trust Company
WIN rcsumo Oh Monday noxt, and tlo tjnion Trust
company between Oct Is. and Nov. l. Tho Directors
OF both Comr8nies wcro In aession this afternoon.
Money waa difficult to obtain on call, and tho rato
advaneel 70 por cent dsm, with tho nnal DEAL
:. Foreign exchange waa lower, the demand being n-
ite, and the supply Of bills lnrge Tho closing quota.
tions wero o01510oA for prime bankors si1ty-daya
sstqEln sa ma :. sna 19ax1@1o7 for sight, oomercia
oold-oa!rying rates. a@7 gold 10 l:sa premiu,n,
otohtng At gold. Cehringe, $34,roo,o ,o0o Customs
recops, 1886 900; Treasury disbursements Sl4l, 900
The tulnl foreign coin thus fat loft at tho United Baea
Assay oslleo amonnh 70 Goalooo, Of which eAo,ooo
Governments closed at Tho lowest point Of tho day.
Tho decline was partly in sympathy with tho lowor
range Of god and the depression in ether departments
OF tho Stock Exchange.
At sSsk. ssA t # widely ss Western linton psnsa
sss59sS 1loek 1slandt, o2@asXG fsie Shore,
S,'{S SSsS{Ss SsSss$' ysss:s &c &:
raa e;n SSG99lSalM Nosthweatern Pa
ss e. 9ao pas 5s bs closed M ~
CHI: ohte: 28'f@2e@2aH Erie, 49S@x7l s.: Joe, 24k
922; O., q: I. O., 32Al@21l. Tho declino II moro
or leas marked In tho ron,hindcr Of tho list.
Tho Chicago. nock Island b Pacific Railroad Dircct-
ors declared pcr cent dividend to-day. THO trans-
able Nov. 20. This dividend haa been delayed In
consequence Of tho difficulty Ia collecting money.
Tho stea,1ship Celtic which left liverpool today,
brings ;Ea, 900 for New York.
1tz1r,4 4nY
, 1873-10-10

Withdrawn from store yesterday for city
consumption 3,102 bu wheat; 2,875 bu corn;
10,792 bu oats ,l48 bu rye; 2,2o5 bu barley.
The following grain has been inspected
into store this morning up to 10 o'clock:
281 care wheat; 269 cara corn; 1880 bu high
mixed do, al, 800 bu No. do, and 6,o00 bu re-
jectod do, by canal; 81 cars oats. $1,000 bu No.
do by canal; IA cars rye 81 cars barloy. Total
(655 oare), 100000 bu.
On motion OF r. ". Dunham, the Board Of
Trade adjourned at half-past Ia o'clock to-day
In accordance with tho suggestion Of tho Mayor
that the afternoon should bo observed as \ half
holiday In commemoratiou OF the great fro OF
two years. ago.
Tho CO mmittee appointed to obtain subscrip-
tions for the relief Of the Shreveport Bnt1erers
repossoa to-day that they bad received $2, 4s46o,
amount included $500 from tho Pork-paokers'
Aasocaho on, aud e420 from tho Sinai Congrega~
tiou.
Mosaru. Hough 4 Go. to-day addressed letter
to the President OF the Board OF Trade, aakipg
for an investigation into the matter reforrod to
In our columns Of thiH morning, in which they
are charged to have acted In conBurabie way,
The President appointed Mossrs. 4. N. Wright,
gate and report Those gonte%mon % viii ses proSa~
bly, give tho case thorough probing, but tho In
Quisiton will not DO complete unloss It cover the
mode Of transacttng tue graih-moving busineas
IN this city aaperlnitted BY tho State authori-
ties for some thne past. We do not NOW aascrt
that tho practise is wrong, but would like to hoar
from tho ComiA4tee ou tho subject.
Wa may notb hero that tho friends Of the
Mesara. Hough (for thoy have few left) claim
that those gentlemen have boen msreprosented,
and hayo to fight against the whole Warehouse
interest, who would novor cast stones At tho
Houghs II they wore obliged to wait till they
wore ainleaa themselves. II any other ware
house firm lias committed Q wrong lot It bs
known; but 1t ought not to be claimed that even
thousand wrongs can 1uatify one OF them.
At present, tho only check on tho accuracy OF
tho returns made by tho warchouaemen Iis .
comparison Of the receipts presented to tho
Registrar with tho reports: mhlo by the Inapoc-
tors. If our warehouses wore built Oh tue small
bin plan, they would present tho meaus OF iden-
Hfylng separate parooln Of grain, and the hold
era Of receipts could At any time satisfy them
selves aa to the presence in the warelongo Of
the identical grain represented by the receipts.
A plan for small bin elevator was recently
submitted to tho officers of the Board Of Trade
by Mr.. II. III. Mitchell, and received . warm iu-
'l~""nn,ent
-,": 10 tho circulation Of grain receipts