, 1874-09-03

qsen qi.t.a. ststes Sqoa Of 1lb 1lots
UMissG ise stas. 800 of 111s, 11s, i5Ss. ii35S.
s-sss of 'a7-Jar. ahsi 1ny...... }1175 1175 3i7sa
6-20s u Ua-,Ja'. anu 'ulS..'..'. iiil iiiiiil iiiss
lo-sos ,,., (, II III iiaH ll2S
iini;cJ rnns.i ysaea currency cs....... 1l5 313A
t3H1 cschuuge. .,........".... 1o9's ,o7,<at e3
steslipg g,,..........,......*... '".. Ast%@1as99R
Cable transfers. '.''' Par G,;It
GlisaGn u,ty rs'..' ss'''''''.'' 49,. Par Int
Eook Eon,.ss ~, ~ 'n,. nt ec,nninnia IAr l. int
''""o'' "ytur ANN THE FALL IN WHEAT.
aY,o ornrL upon trade or tho fall In tue rrlco
o or9s y, tSp anhoct OF speculation IN financial
circles on both eiles the Atsantie. Aa wv, NO llavo
nlrea1sy stateai ~ ~ not no,3n,fon In tho
y ~ Saat m 1's aa,,s os:y o"og 10 lead
1n'ncet, rains by tito farmers. reduced cxrendi.
t,ros Ly tl,on. and 30 to + lcHscncd volume ot
tradS hmas a "a al al;owa no nens Of it. There
OF Ghloago ~ ecs e,'., nuon ~ ia nrohlnw ihnt
deserve consideration. The corn TINT hss been
hsI back two yeera by tho farmers for better
pstcos has now a boon nfketsa q M s1s ,cH Mc1 u
crop ~ ironiiona ho.3 NJ tors ay bo lnrgcr receipts to
othef 1ssEss.os1n ' m ,.,oot oa IN oats rye. o no.
tatoos which are higher tian last year tustue,.
more, tho farmers have oee',, colaIntv @ ,.as en-
wei reauneraeed tor tneat aoof w. ,'ss .'a for tn
I've ts toy noy c "e" oVnn should tho crops Of hs
year yield loss thah Ivy "t, Isa" 'U ~ uii rn,a
accopting It as TACT thns coreals , r'; y. ~ nxnr
arc to be alundaht nlu tteaP: ,;s o Iii 10 vow
eYal benefit, though not honotlt to tue asrleul-
f,,ral sections Of tho country. 10 these sections
viii be 70 ether afetiene af ION n
10 aE Mno hafo tuoo ~ pns, ,.ah,n f,on,, It re-
se-eneahnesn ~ ~ sn soe,c,Y " part Of the OK
pepge OF living. It places III thclr hhhus ~"
1nceus, tho disbursement Of which is certain 20
et1us'llNsg s,a - rnnn,,t ay,;elo hy tho LuM-
pc III wen s.nteu ra..o -. " ."i;ai, ,so uuntn.
Cheap corn throughout tho world j. tue main eause t
Of dia,tacd industrial prosperity TUG oae,n % sshs ts
o division Of aoor retss .st ia' s tne'o ontsre sa
tnut!lantsm aout y. F IT, soa INT
sss,a s. IT, ses1 eorn : Il of s
.usalus e to aued tl,an At Other tiles n this sr-
plus ainy 70 ts pls soon,1
n ;ssus1 sSeas iss ea eoea % IL
avu,,"nis for sxpspdIturo o., other manufactures ~
vscd through tho cut tre industrial community, tn an
eeet produced which tees O. ara1 a'g' nlpn
portonea hs original eauae but wno 9na y sa afss, Sa
traesaoe to II , ne,tcr tb.n il IL in epn
'e9usuee o1 'no goou ,;.t ~ y,,oalro for
" eoatso t s..e tISv; TooI1, ,ai1;,r rnnntrv.
food-baSlhg' no. ,o9u-su' ~! ss,ity S,u,.
VII IaapG ass;,1,s.,c ~ ~ 81 Sw's 4, xaxs.
general rae 4 The city < ~ without atefs eta
change snss a1 ~ sy ns Su Saa taS aooJ hayo bce
prses aid s1Rdf'"s tof cao.v HUMBER of Wpsicrn an
o%tbc5n buysrs of ,nercimnBo arc reported iii tow
ths week !; bnt they arc ruId to have continued Il
prettco adopted during Tho lats panic mic o pnssnaMs11 IL
sparinaly- sorting up n ~, hes term ! MIaf +, fr,na s
ahouka Y 10 s. 1as SIX nons s%pry
{saTs a M Was an anoIer seh suply IN tic nlr IN
1s sbon t !. does not justify the expectation Of tic
n"nsni,ists who rro,nEcd Us III active aud prosperoE
fall trac yet to conservative business men, Mao aoI
tor to real al anstantias rather ,aan MI
oas .a: n te cfsa esa1a vs. hos Mnsn rn
stores q eoGdI y 10 3nssan thss tey expcct 10 pa
tor yIat thcy Luy ad 10 not mean to put thcmselv