The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-16

Natue VI NHith S3pl ~ ShlIuScu - SouiN
out oi evil, aud usurpatiou to change to
regime Of beneyplence.
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E4 MARKETS,
ks IA anticipated. aud 50 predicted,
brs4 dstaffs have shown steady decline in,
tile Northern markets within the last ten
days. The sudden and rapid advance bad
au apparent cause. Yet the operations VI
that cause were grossly exaggerated b. the
crue! cupidlty which seizts upon that class
always watchful 70 prey upon the ignorance
and necessities Of their fellows. Specata-
Tors find their harvest IL those occasions
which bring distress upon all other men and
seasons Of calamity to others ale periods Of
rejoicing 10 them.
The excitement in the breadstufs mar
ket. fnot altogether Fictitious, was at least
premature 1t was in anticipation Of II
scarcity abroad which could not possibly
exist during the current year The har-
vests for this year are already IN process Of
growth. aud probably will he peacefully
ganeree.
lfthe war continues next year. or even
through the season for seeding this year,
there will lie demand next year for what,
ever surplus the country has 10 spare. 1t
j. for this reason that tile planting Of large
food crops i wisely urged.
But for this season. there is no good rca-
son for the great rise IN the last month.
Especially. is'there no reason why prices
shoCId have advanced at the South at such
an excessive rate. Its pre-umable that II
grain and aour advance here, it Is to meet
the export demand. Yet. not barrel OF
-four or tuskel OF corn has been sent be-
/ yond the limits Of this State; aud for the
good reason, that both are higher here than
10 New York Or Baltimore. Even at the
highest point to which either -four or corn
has reached, they have been lower abroad
than the prices up to which they have been
ran 1t home.
Our people have fallen with ready ere.
duliiy with the snsre, and they are Gegi-
gent in observing the changes Il Is theii
interest 70 pots these changes. Fer these
advances fall with cruel severity upon 20.
pulation amoug whom the producers, or II
least the producers Of surplus. bear small
proportion TO the consumers; and where
nothing has occurred to mitigate the money
famine which siaryes out all Industries and
interests. The difference bsiweeB corn At
so cents bushel. aud four 3 cents !
pound. the prices month ago. and corn
here at 90 cents aud -four ) coats, falls with
fearful force upon class 81 buyers whose
means Of purchase are not whit increased
BY the good fortune Of spectators
70 sfow the unrSasOnsbIeucs. of HON,
prioe.--4nd We refer 10. specially 10 hi,
siaeq hpt others in tile sia,e--ae give New
foils arsl lt,itnoore quotations. Up 10 date
/ fgs Southern Flour aud Corn. Tie Mars
sal quotations. u tie n. Y sun Of the iil
ard tAc Geographic report u the l2lli ~
our authorities:
New YORK, Mag lib and 18th. Sou,
tbern Flour; bakers abd family 80 ii,
Southern shipping aud Extras. d. 7jag. Sc
These arc besl Rlchmond brands). Con-
u u ~.
Baltimore Isth.-souihern -four mol
quoted. Howard Mills 9.7j 70 1880
Corn Southern white. &C 20 ellUw, 20
.-~~-sey..sse -t.
The execution d John D. Lee. The Nor
mon Bishop. aud tho leader 10 tie Noun.
tain Massacre meadow 10 1887, seeuiu bu
. preliminary 70 calling % account stil
higher digpitaricS IL the Norman Church
Il il now clear that Lee was merely too
for BIiglam Young, aud bis counsel Th'
fearful massacre Of one hundred aud tbirl,
men, women and children was dsliberaicl,
planned 10 The very temple q iIormonism
that losthsome irayesiy q religion. 90,
Lee vas appointed 70 execute the blood!
decree. No length Of time can mitigat,
J the guilt Of The living criminals. and ifcon
yicteJ, though tseGiy years have passed
they ought 10 suffer A. did Lee. The y
, s. courts are n9w investigating The matte