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everybody as his friend. He says to one
and another f: "Can you accommodates
me with the matter of sixty thousand
dollars z" Thus Godanswers mems pray.
crs for humility in Wall street very
often. And as it is there, so it is 10 the
sick chamber and elsewhere that God
answers prayer through the instrument
tality of natural laws. Prayer is real,
prayer is powerful; and answers to pray
er are real. but when you pray TO God
be says, " Yes, | will answer your pray
er by working in you to will and to do
the things that you pray for" ."-Beecber's
Sermon.
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Uhere find HoE Cheap Cigars .Are
.H0He.

The room was low and long, with
four windows on the north side. Near
one of these windows sat a women about
40 years old, punching cigars from a
pile of strippings close by. At another
window were two men finishing the ci-
gars, and in the further part of the
room we're two beds and table with
dishes on it. While the pretended deal
er was talking with one of the mea in
regard to the cheapness with which it
was possible to manufacture cigars, the
door opened and ragged little girl en-
tered with dirty canvas bag on her
arm, the contents of which she emptied
into barrel near the door. She then
sat down and commenced to strip ,obao-
co from the pile before mentioned. The
man who did the talking was very To-
quacious, and stated that he could pur-
chase cigars for about 81 thousand.
He said that the wrappers used were of
Western tobacco, while the Filings some
times of a I" much finer quality To
illustrate this latter assertion he showed
VuO CoulcuIo vi tuc udiIci W WulCn tuc
little girl had contributed. 1t was half
filed with mass of what might be
called garbage, culled from the streets,
and consisting of scraps of brown paper,
cabbage leaves, and cigar stumps, some
of which were no doubt stumps of Ha-
vana cigars. The manufacturer then
took his customer into another room
opening from the stairway, where there
was a kettle in brick fireplace, and n
plank on which were spread out the
gleanings from the barrel, assorted and
to dry. He showed how the
burnt ends of stumps were cut off aud
the remainder unrolled how dried cab
bage leaves, boiled with tobacco stems
and sumach leaves, could be converted
into very fine tobacco" and closed his
explanation by extolling the virtues Of
the tonka bean, valerian, and ammonia
as favoring extracts. The reporter said
he thought he could make some arrange.
ment with him in few days, and then
to continue his researches in
cigar manufacture.-New York Tri-
bune.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment
olf certain indeuture or mortgage, bearing
sdate October the eighteenth A. ID. 1875 execu.
led by VIM. lase and his wife Amanda Hase,
.of Van Buren, county State OF Michigan, to
Pembrook s. Grimes, Of Kalamazoo Michigan
'and recorded in the Office of the Register of
Deeds OF Van Buren, county State OF Michigan
IN Liber No. ~ on page 467 on the eighteenth
day OF October, A. ID. 1876, aud the amount
sciaimed to be due thereon at the date of this
notice being three hundred AMI ninety one dol
tlars and eighteen cents ($391 49, intending an
sattoruey fee of twenty five dollars provided for
I'm said mortgage, and no suit or proceedings
'at law or in equity having been instituted to
frecover the amount now due or any part there
sof, now therefore notice is hereby given that
soy power OF sale contained in said mortgage
there will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder on Friday, the thirty first day
sof August, A. ID. 1877. at twelve o'clock, noon,
.of said day, at the front door OF the Circuit
Court House in the village or Paw Paw, Van
iBuren county, State Of Michigan, ut twelve
O'Clock at noon Of said day, the premises de-
'scribed in said MORTGAGE or 80 much thereof as
smay be necessary to satisfy the amount due
and unpaid on said note and mortgage with
interest and cost, said premises being described
3 ls follows, to wit: The south west quarter of
the south west quarter Of section No. two CD
lin township one az south OF range No. four
'teen QE west, in Van Buren county, state Of
Michigan. Tl158t13
Dated June 4th, 1877. t'l
PEMBR0OK g. GRIMES Mortoapee
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The Rev. DIR. Robbins, President Of
Colby University, at Watorville, Me-,
preached bis baccalaureate sermon last
Sunday. 1t contained this passage !:
6 Every man has his idea OF some sort !;
some goal toward which he is pressing.
There is farther shoreIof human desire
and effort. To some it lies among the
pleasures or riches of the world ; to others
in the direction of mere worldly wisdom;
to still others it may be that just visible
line Of perfect being, where the soul in
the exercise of all its powers shall give
praise in its every movement. This i'm
pulse, which lies buried in human ma.
ture, does not always result in progress,
either for the individual or for society,
owing to the perverted judgments and
deprsved tastes by which it is often mis-
directed. We are filled with restless
energy which is pressing us forward
toward something beyond. Well will it
be for us if that something be true, lofty,
spiritual. If any man is satisfied with
present attainment, with what he is, or
what he has accomplished, he is blind
to his own defects, and has lost the am
bition of life Ripe fruit is garnered, or
falls to the ground aud perishes This
is the law of nature. The shock of corn
that is matured, God garners. Continu-
ed life gives room for continued ad-
vance and service"
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Average month ----$ 107 90 S64 81
With 10 per cent off 81 II 5S II
These twelve months were a season
of depression and loss to the railroads,
but during it, the engineers earned an
average of S107 80 per month, and fire.
men S64 81. The 10 per cent. reduc.
tion would have given them S97 II
and S5S II per month, respectively.
On the New York Central Railroad
engineers, year ago, received SO 90
per 100 miles, and now get So ID.
Their trips average $50 miles, for which
they were paid SIS 20, and now get 81
~ l-2. Firemen's pay is just one half
this amount. Switchmen and yardmen
get from $25 to $40 per month, accord.
ing to their work. BrakemeD are paid
81 90 for trip Of $50 miles, against
So 15 last year, aud conductors re.
ceive S2 60 for the same trip, against
80 81 last year.
On the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railway the men were paid
durip0 Q7R No follous
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nRAIN COMMISSIONERS
H. NOTICE.

NOTICE Ia hereby given, that the undersigned
Drain Commissioner for the county OF Van Bu-
rem, state OF Michigan, will on the 4th day Of
August, A. D., 1877, at two o'clock in the after
noon OF said day, at the house OF j. E. Carr, in
The township OF Amena, in said county, meet
parties to contract for the excavation and con-
sstructon OF ditch, or drain, through the fol-
lowing lands, to wlt The north west quarter
OF the north west quarter, of section nineteen,
and the north west quarter or the north east
quarter or section nineteen, commencing at the
Plumb. Paw Paw and Allegan Road Ditch. on
the north west quarter of the north west quar-
ter OF section nineteen. owned by s. B. Frisbie
from thence running north on tue line between
~ Il. Frisble and j. L. Carr then angling
Through the north west quarter of the north
east quarter OF section nineteen to the Butter
-field road between sections eighteen and nine
teen. And all such parts and subdivisious of
said dram as are not then contracted to be con-
structed by the owner OF the land 10 which n
is assigned, his or her agent or attorney. will
then be let at public auction to the lowest reg
ponsible bidder.
The unersigned also gives notice, that on the
ist day OF August, A. ID 1877, at two O'Clock
in the afternoon OF said day, az the house of
J. L. Carr, in said township, he will exhibit
maps OF the proposed dram, and description of
the several parcels of land by him deemed to
be benefited thereby, and the amount and des-
,eription, by division and subdivision, OF the
prop osed dram. by him apportioned to the
.owner OF each description of land to construct
and to each township, and will then and there
hear reasons, II any offered, why such appor-
.tiou ment should be reviewed and corrected.
The Highway Commissioner may appear and
act in behalf Of the township. 1164t3
N. n. PUGsLEY, Dram Commissioner.
DsAsd ct Psw Paw, thus 2oth Of July, 1877.
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Mobs aud strikes are different ideas,
and for the strikers, so far as they SIM
ply ceased work and asked for higher
wages, kind words must be spoken. The
laboring man must secure as much as he
can for his work, just as the farmer may
secure the most he can for his corn or
wheat. And as the farmer may let his
wheat lie in the barn because the price
does not suit him, so the engineer may
Withdraw his labor from the railroad
until the wages shall come up to the
wants of his family. But here terml-
mates the right of the farmer andsthe en-
gineer. The farmer must not take his
big sons and lot Of clubs and thus pay
a visit to some adjoining farmer and for
bid him to sell his wheat until a big
price shall come So the striking me-
chanic must not prevent others from
working. This is the point at which
strike turns into a rebellion against the
State, for the State is to protect each
citizen in his labor and property. Ii
our country cannot at least protect the
man who is willing and anxious to work
from the man who is waiting for higher
pay, then will the country be failure
and we shall all welcome Napoleon or
q Czar.-Chicago Alliance.
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average average

Total for one year 81 ,234 81 s774 80
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ence of economic laws in the last decade,
and that their action canuo, be arrested
although it may be made more grievous,
by anything which The laborers can do.
Lower wages are an inevitable result of
over.production, jus as much as lower
profits, and the remedy for The former
is inseparably connected with the reme.
dy for the latter.
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We present these figures without dis
cussioD, simply as a contribution to the
general knowledge upon the subject"
, 1877-10-12

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ny ;sHcs 4 f. & rr .ess 3 81 m nu rs h,
sample :, ~ On al. ihtrs very III.
II ~ !sf Il ~ aesn.
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we We sss sso; 81 4? ":
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6l.O7}4&at of:4 for Sovctnbers &l.l3l9t.U for tho
ycar; and &l.tf74 far Dccen,ttet.
for January.
iard:-751 tcA 1T s. 81 for Jsnaary.
Latest.
stcss pork easier closing at si+ Sots {? for os
tolef fl!. 75;sl3H Tor tIte yrar ant &j1 -
Tor January. salrB: 3-TsU brit ht kI4.79 csktt.
&lA.N) Octobnr. &!1.eD for tho year. aud *t2H9H2s
Ia s.ssiy = ms !; fcr October: g. 27,fa
wers reported Of $50 fc1 At f. NJ su!lcr t,o year.
Meats-LonE clenEa wsse lower, salcs being made OF
0 a n 74%7Nc, and VLtA1 is,s on private terms,
Pork sript-sal"a ltn 1otcs ht 7hc
Wheat fsttIy Acttts and nFt1cr. October tof at
81 l0}ei O.4 and cOsei 1t ii. Ol SorsmbeE sol 1t
tl1!a1,,H,% % %sas!1F F 4 tiss!; M 'si; Filler tho
Corn wst nrG.r. owing to ru:nnrs OF decline n
trctshts {1ctDher aold at 4.'a44c, closing At tue
outAiio. November sold ut +3ts4l}tc, sud cosed At
419ta4Mkc.
Oats wGro qutat and UNCHANGED. .
ClArers were reported for tCo tu oats IA, Go bu
barley. and atuut LnttO hn wtirat II was also Fu'
MUfcl that vesse had beeh taken f!r 100 In corn
nt Hc. Tho rcpuTt not confirmed, and 1hcru MAJ
Talk OF IL bo1uT put In circulation Tor effect.
, 1877-10-12


FLOuR-Was quiet, ths dsInAad hen8 chfedy local.
shippers hodiag ot but tho market wss eftn. sscrs
alharlug 10 former prices notwithstanding The easee
fealay n wheat sAtes wcre ruported Of $40 1sh vim
ter partly II &7tO LIES trs sptIag sxtfas. ehis6Y
u t11a4ALU, 193 bfis buckwheAt Hour u 500
ts7.so; and ). iris ryo aous On private terms.
Total, l.3N3 bril- The market closed With The
following tho ranRs OF pkces. Choice 70 faTostse
brands OF wtaksrs, t1.uN17.3Si xooxl 10 pfms
brands OF winters $anOlV 60, ctolc4 To dus spring.
fv.s0a7 to guod spflng Is oo1a TOT ov spring.
a.tf0a0os talf to good Minnesota spttnxA Ea.Gss
aso, choice 10 fancy Minnesota springs, s7.1as7 81;
patent spsox., s7.ok3s. 80, low grade. ta.Uoxs7s.
re. 43.25 41t0.
BkAx-wss In fair demand. snd drn,. Sales saass.
gated 10 on Al ~ " p&F n track Au4 tu - fses
On board ears.
AsppLs2s-Eas VIZ uaAds OF 10 tous cosrss 1t SIS
PER toa On Track.
cuas-MxAt-coas's wsl nominal n sia, % pr ton
On track.
W!lEAT-WsA active and ltrsgulssly 1nxes, dscllu.
Lag about ~ IN futures snd closing shout No bs!ow
tte !stest prcta VI Wednesday. Ts market really ap
pg4fFo t1 hd strl1x IAsra WIZ dscd~4 dApG4il0R
10 .hammsF Il down. and Il yielded hu! 4loxlJ Tho
nIntE, but New Ytr4 wv dull And ees!tt wb!la
f1r ued atol Tho
cash wheat uycr. of ihs latter he;1 on Ill late. d..
tlS Price ie the lJtnau4 Gslg gulto urgent fof tus
WhIIx ~ sf4t-fA K&att3 u o.tnplstO t4rYueA. The
ffee ksl!ert n4t 4f the e
Gut V9sEux& were ~ tAksn ehlsdy 10 f saas: tasFs
, 1877-10-12

LONDON, oct 1t.-Rate of discount In opon
market fot three nonths' bills, ~; bclow tho
ns1s ssss!s e Easl%ns 'sas3 F:ss IS account os
1o.40s, 1o7it: now il. 10oI.
New YORK Central, 104h; Er:e, IL; preferred,
-.
LoxnoN Oct. 1.-THE Bank Of Enuland yestcr.
day, With Wow OF rstafning ts eagles for tine,
raised it, price halt penny. or Ga Its Did, 1t ID
not taken for New York a. anticipated.
= Lospox, Oct. II. bullion In the Dank OF
England decreased f0u:', 900 during tho rast week
hS pranostiua Of the banks reserve to its 1iab!li-
tyiaJ5tt per rent.
The ijank Of England rats Of discount was In
creased tD.day to & per cent.
PANS, Oct. 1l.-1ientcs. 101f 4bc.
LONDON. Oct. 11.-Yhe Bpctlr tn Tho Hauk Of
France decreased ~, 100 0Qof during tho past
weok.
, 1877-10-12

LkGFsNEoFsA IRHN- 17tA&s. =,
II relulres no little Christian fortttuda "
write snake story" In these degenerate 1afs,
but tacts arc facts, whether theyrelatc to snakes
ur some other aud less Interesting 0vipaIlols
serpept Tbs ulost suspicious feature 81
truly beautiful snake story l. tts un1c!aoa,,
abla length. but With bsoVity, substauti1ts1I
confident that our snake storr will sthk'
A Mr.. Tro%peE, living near Plato City. ~.
killed. on Saturday last, a black snake ThlsI1;
measured eighteen feet lour inches and ".
from tip TO tlp, aud hetng 4wenty-tWo and =
lall inches around tho body. MIR. Trosper also
statea that ho saw TWO other ruptiles equally -
large as the one be killed. and that, but ~
superiority VI nuplt,sra, hs SHOULD hare msds ~
cHpkt to destroy LIZ wAols 1fofs<"
, 1877-10-12
GENERAL MARKETS.


ntkOUM-cuRN-Trsde II fair md tho market steady.
THO receipts nso itcreas!nR. hit not fast enough to
caukc Weakness Quotatlonss 8tceu hu., b}4@6cs me-
dlua hurt ss5cs red tipped do, green brush.
With hurl enough 10 work It. aza4c, fed-tiopcd. With
do 4G14kc, rcd do, osa4c tn1!do trush, a4,ic; 10.
terIor bra.h 3halt, crooked. aK15'dc.
. HEASS-Werr In fair request aud steady. Hand
picked mediums io!d II Sits and choiee navies At
&l.0s.
nUrTEE-A good demand from tho locat trado and
from Eattcrn buyers c1tated and Tho market again
presented dEm toae for all grades above common.
B.Drks here ara unusually light fur tho lme Of yenf
and hoIlcts arc confident We again quote ~ follows.
Fancy creamery. 2s8aoc; good to choice grades, e0a
CSC; medium. 1:G&isct Inferior 10 mon, atQt4c.
MAG0lNCi-Trndo VIA not very active, though in
comparison with past pcasous Ut Ike period tho vol
uma Of hualuea Ia liberal. fully mp to expectations
Prices remain steady - fo!!owss Stark ates ps'eh-
ton. A. ri'fct Lewiston. 2lHe, Otter Creek. coAc,
AmerlcAn. lake; burapA and bu. l1olsc, gunntes,
slnxles. 14ai+Ec, do. double. 2t92a1fr. -.
CEtkE5E-aalrs wcre mostly IN ANAL way. buycrs
r.
asss CO.. I'D
It !; s1s! VIZ. +. sss sss
rs; \: s!'s:;;
GSTFEiiA AVE-fotk h.rsei. r.. vs.s quoted At st.ooa
.!SsSs @!3Ss Il H., .e'!,s =. ae%.1a .
Fl r. ssss g. n asa s!s
Ss;ss ;s; ;sasss % J. ;s. sss d. ;ss S
s!!i5 eSssS, s;2d
stSs Gs.s .1s.is ts's ;s sam s.Sor
:';ts X, u ss
:ss;; ss's!ss s!'si! :; s ;;asa
etss'p't sz" ioet j. rst L.. pa*a. pow T. t. a, lid.
@ :SSs ::ss 81: 81:
Eltsws5s y tsr demand r. 4 e. for ftesh lot. In
IT. r. as
$!s II :,tS; mi; :s!:
" ,aIs .oft. Il; a. g. :eta .s 8; ~ So
r. Il sss :ais t's Ss ~ ssi s %fs
ssss 3 ,'fLs"s. es'i,s s' s! Sis
s% d. ss:s1 .aa o a.d Hfst1sf sB III T.
rs fc c9,gnss xN stfsSS;4 ISs- ;. f.. ;s .u, to
sss aRa sss: sst i .sas
e: stn5sns. s.s H. s;e e Turk
ssy fs.s; sl a3ss a a:v o
toxts r,1 alden APPLES lstl.st A;ehtTan 20. gA0
III tfs!stfs s; 9s;
si at!s fsiss: fstsssoa.
% sts ;s.sa. ataa s.3s s:. II
'ssses$ Si!5!is.rs,sae> gs... ant. M s,:s.;, ,
. sss Ill Grsa!*!ris. seatina. aaIss. Ths offerings
t .r Il ss:', " xpt
Il 5; s::s
iaoasio:zS siid: s!a.9M!:, is,oa: ss.Sss7.s
, 1877-10-12
West Dtytaion Rslway ? ceuts......'te2A nc
sAnd Interett.
l}Y TELEGRAPH.
NEW YQnK,

u
Nsv YoaK Oct. t1.-ooIl opened at 103. sd-
yancrd 10 1o:ls5, and declined to 1o1S. at which
ctortng satts wero na,fc. Carrying rates. IL, =,
2, and J.. Loans werc also mnht fat, and for
Borrowing. The advance WAS based on the belief
that The how Of specie from London 10 the States
would be checked By The bank Of England, and
some bankers think higher rate tban will bo
established.
Silver A. London, 5tG. Here, silver bars ato
1924 In ssesnbscks and 11sA In gold. Coin, 40
4 discount.
Governments Tnrc tfcady.
Railroad bonds wero quiet.
State bot,ds werc dull.
Tho stock market was lowcr esr1v in Tho day,
on an advance In the Ilsnk Ut England rate and
rnmors that Turkey WAS about to Offer liberal
terms Of peace. became 0rn dnrng tbs afternoon,
and advanced chiefly on account Of denial that
there WA any ieazttemcnt between tho New York
quest1on. The ADVANCE from tho lowest point
s1. :e SRte a. tsss ss b M ss sn eo1 %sss1.
ri ,e 10 gfs'sis's. sss s;ss* ss ?% E:
sssF:s, sssnSs resecg ta IL, @
Ths report III ta eIoncrstcs Ike thiee yoana mon
books snd ihe Testimony Of tne fourteen per.ons
said to have bren cheated IN atocts. tran.aettona
'''5s: H. Goo q Fe Ten IL Il go sEs
fertcd il. 800 si. raul,, I, 100 Ohio.. s. 200 W.;
Delaware, Lsckawanna i Western, Il, 400 Michi.
gan Central, I. 400 Morris & Estex, and :3S. ooo
Money market easy: sG7 until nenr the close,
when wss offered. Primo mercantile paper, Z
Customs receipts. &a3o, 900.
The AFs!st.nt Treasurer d'sbursed s4as. 900.
Sterling. actual business about 4soh for Iona;
, 1877-10-12
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments wcts llcd for record
ThuradAy, Uct. II:

Tho following instfomehn Wcfd Alcd ior RECORD
Thursday, U,t IL:
Git PRnfKET7.
Masshhe!ist. d wcar Of wea3 Taylor 1t. ef, H7
xtDGt IT. Atel t1st ta.........,......*....S <,5D
FinncII u, III Il Q VI Portland Ay, 1. 7s1iu
IL dated jct d.. ............ :. ......... AUoO
West Vim nuren i, NE : of Morgan 1t, ",
si;,1&t II. dated Eept 0,QoO
Ceuai IT. h1t n Ut 1ayIor II, (. 2'A!Ooft .n,
da!f4 sa1 noi Iia1,:;; io3f
i00 Ii. viii, building No. w dated Oct. W. 4on
oRtlcn ~, hEt weep FOLK ant TayIar 81. nTf,
I:hlIiU0ft IT, fatc1 uct. II ....+... 6.Co0
Is.s1 oei. ,l.... ....... 1000
also Wxntw1Ftl nv. 80 It Of Thirty. hr&t u.
& +, 111l.1 n, hAtc,i Get. .n..,...........u a.10
NORTH OF ElTT LtNfrs, ~ifHlN 4 hAu!ua o. tkvtN
NtLks ~ TItE CDEnt.usr1k.
ifa II. s{cl AuV. 7......................s 2.1no
goUTH or err LlNtTa, WITHIN 4 RAnICa tnvKA
=. Mttks or FflE Cnuar'R0TsE.
Lot On street itlweon Stewart Rf ana Wright
, 1t. and III Il q OF bl4ileth u. . I. 40xt1t II,
1hteu Sept 1.pl
wK1r oF cITT LlxlTAs WITHIN kAiiCA OF akvkx
xILks " TIfk N1HRF .NDubk.
lfetrs et 20 II Of H8b1n3fa Bt, o +, alxIl3 II,
dated Uct 1l.."stt.'.'a ..'s.''s..s.+s''.+'+% 1S9
, 1877-10-12
Wiahamwn fsom store during Wednesday for city
eonsunptions oU3 Ia corn, 40 bu ryr, B7o tu

Wllh4raWn from Etors daring Wednesday for city
consanptions oU3 Ia corn, 40 bu ryr, B7D tu
barley.
The following gt4l0 was inspected iuto store Ia
this city yesterday morning: ! car No. . red
winter wheat 0a cars hard No, ! wheat 20 cars
No. z do. ~ eass NJ. spring. ING cars No. do,
2S can No. . do, II carr Iclccted do, car no
grade 1900 wheatl; car yellow corr, ~ cars
high mixed, 168 cars and Q, 700 bu No. do, 20
cars rejected CAL eorDl; II cars white oats,
"a cars No. . do, O cars rejected ~ oats}i car
No. rye, 90 cars No. = do. : cars rejected do
{s,3 rys); car No. ! baFler, 20 carr Nc. do, 80
cxss No, 3 do, 12 cars extra do, 2S cQrt saed l05
bssleyl. Total 1900 ears). 309, oO0 bu. INSPECTED
out: 1e3 sos hu wheat, l40, A06 au corns !, 7t3
bu osts, II. 02a3 bu rys. hs, VS. bu barley.
The corn deal just now Is very Dat ons. There
IL no iuduccmsn& 70 buy. while the market here Il
gcuerully understood 10 bd In the hands Of psu'
vtnclal operator who 10 supposed to bs committed
to tho doctrine Of higher pftces. Ths situation
hess may be inferred from Tho following state
e:st.:;
Prizes Of Ne. corn In aors.
Storage. ln4p<clon+ and 'sks insurance.
Gt.s ~
Nv Yosx s5psnssa, Including atsrest. ~
Tossl qast sol4 in Eew York .....,....
PTaca u &e. IN New
The markell v, therefore, 3.&c pcs ha against tho
shipper " Nowiosk, spd New England buyers ste
uux iliiuZ Ia pay current quotations here when the
tact would Involve shs payment Of 70 much more
naneJ saAn u tbs quotation 1t the leading polnt
IN the seaboard. pFtssta adsiccs ststs shat Saw
fofk u dull, even st dspfsssed aSases. Ths tadl.