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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-12-10
Take Notice.

A LII PERSONS knowing them
"A selves indebted to me tor Taxes
will please come forward and ettle the
same at once, as indulgence cannot be
G. A. CHRISMAN,
dec10-3t Sheriff.
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Notice of Election

NATIONAL BANK OF MARTIFsBURG,
M~ARTINsBURG, w. VA, Dec 4, 1881.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to the
IN Stockholders that an election for
seven CD Directors, to serve for one year,
will be held at the Banking House, on
THURSDAY, the 18th DAY OF JAN
UARY, 1882. GEO. S. HILL,
decl0 Cashier.
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Geo. Il ROWeIl ~ Co.
November 29-lm.
PIANO

A PIANO
n. F0RTES-MAGNIFICENT holiday
presents; square grand pianofortes, four
very handsome round corners, rosewood
cases, three unisons, Beatty's matchless
iron frames, stool, book, cover, boxed,
$222.75 to 1927 so; catalogue prices,
$500 to ST., 900; satisfaction guaranteed
or money refunded after one years use;
upright p~ianofortes, $l25 to 1885; cata-
logue prices, $500 to $500; standard
pianofortes of the universe, as thousands
testify; write for mammoth list of testimo-
mails; Beatty's cabinet organs, cathedral,
church, chapel, parlor, $50 upward; wis.,
tors welcome; free carriage meets trains;
illustrated catalogue (holiday %edition)
free. Address or call upon DANIEL F.
BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey.
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NOVEL AND INTERESTING NEWS.

The Boston Globe has made a happy deal
In an extraordinary special edition dated Jan
uarv 1. 1881, it presents the news Of one
hundred years from now in a highly interest
ing and clating manner The Phonograph IN
Divorce Suits Sunday-school Excursion IN
Air Considerable Accidents in Nid-air-ln-
yention of a Burglar Bomcer are respectively
treated from the standpoint of the advanced
journalism of that day News by the Talko-
gram and Photophono from all parts of the
world is fully presented. To show the prog
ross of those times it is only necessary TO state
that "Hiram Grants bay mare Broad S. trots a
mile in 137 IA" Every one should secure
from his newsdealcr or from Messrs. A. NoSe-
Ter & Co. Of Baltimore, Md, by whom this
edition is exclusively controlled aud otcned, a
copy Of the Boston Globe for "19S1." Mailed
on receipt of price, CENTS. To read it is
intellect, and a strong desire TO live on-as th'
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Words of Wisdom

.eii ,,'l ne are people so sensitive that tho
"iiiict rs with our own sorrows.
il, 2HtIohg thoughts are iron nails drive,
:" .ne mind that nothing can draw ont
no discuss an opinion with fool !.
IKE IKE carrying lantern before a blind
lHeLe are people who are olo,os, in
~ "'"'''f famous and aiuost happy.
II we could only tax the follies If ,Lo
would be mere bagatellc. 'e'''
,,,, ! ne man who easily and quickly for
1T. 1T d good tnn is just the man to ayoid
uolmg one if he possibly can ''U
In, me diminutive chains OF habit oro
nv, 3t,''o ". hea'y enough to be felt until
'leF are too strong to be broken
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-03-04

a gentleman who was in the vicinit,
q ! Pper Sinsbure Franklin COUNTY
Re" days ago, says that there is n ri,ca
on ne North mountain that is oi,,iro
evidence otyolrauie action. The mons
,ai1 az Times give forth peculiar s6ppJ.
anu emits heat and vapor and exbil5ts
frequent indications That tho iptcrnei
structure Of the mountain Is undarga ia,
some KIND Of transformation. W. ran
nor vouch for the truth Of the ,fa., , ,''.i-
Out give 1t as related 10 n. ''''''''
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Herman Hutter and Charles Whitman
Of Missouri, armed with rifles and ac
companied by deerhound, the Other
day went up the Rattlesna1e river in
quest of game. They climed the noun
tains to the left of the stream and sepa.
rated, taking opposite sides Of the ridge
IN the hopes of bagging deer. Whit.
man came down the Rattlesnake side
and soon after separating from his com.
panion he slipped and fell, sliding some
two hundred feet down the mountain
side. He vainlv endeavored to stop him.
self 10y digging into the snow with his
hands and feet, and clutching at brush
and saplings till Just as he was about to
he precipitated over the cliff into the
Rattlesnake, some forty feet below. he
clasped strong sapling with one hand
and was left dangling in the air over the
preeipiee. BY strong effort he clasped
the sapling with his arm in the elbow
and grasping his wrist with the Olsen
gagged hand, awaiting his inevitable fall
with desperation. The hound. seeing his
astor fall, followed him to the edge of
the elf and whined piteously at the pre-
dicameRt of his master, Suddenly he I
dashed off over the hill and Disappeared /
NNlaSsn nearly exhausted, Whitman heard I
his companion, Hutter, above him. com +
ing to his assistance He gathered re-
Moved courage, and held on desperately
till Hutter came and reached him. Hut
ter saws the dog came upon him and
seized hold of his clothing, whining. He
turned upon him and the dog ran off.
Repeating the strange vancouver. Hutter
suspected something wrong, and fol-
lowed the dog to Whitman's rescue.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-03-04

II Is very rare that the Reon5J,co,
consents to editorially forward tfe in ,,t,,'
es,s OF advertisers Of what are KNOW =.
Paleilt medicines, as it does not fra'
t a,ue9,tly fall out that We can bo,,o ~, ~
ev,',. ",a -, Of their merit losl
.Jecai y, We take pleasure in savins. HOW ~.
that y IN nom individual expe,i pa ~.
1Oent o, most excellent remedial
recommend it. ''i heartily
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who only had energy enough to furnish
their cpemies with clubs to injure them
dust. NOR aud success Of -"

Last August (says a writer IN the Has-
booidpian) my men sowed few pounds
of strap-lcaf turnip seed between the
rows Of tobacco on piece Of about two
acres No care was taken to avoid
tramping the young plants in harvesting
the tobacco, and no attention was paid
TO them afterwmd, except to keep off
stock. The result was 800 bushels Of
well grown tunips These | had piled
in heaps Of about 80 bushels each, and
well covered with earth. The tops make
excellent fodder for young cattle, and
the ROOFS are good food for mich cows.
In this season of high-piiced fodder my
turnips will prove a good investment.
Hereafter / shall not be without a crop
of turnips for feeding.
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Tho FnmiIx Doctor.

To CURE HEAD Coup When get
ting into bed take pinch OF line salt
and snuff it well up in both nostrlls Ut
will sting for the moment,) and as the
water starts, keep shutting till it goes
down the back passage to the throat. If
taken when the cold is first coming on,
it will surely be broken up before morn
ing.
For RHEUNATIsM OR NEURALGE.
an ounce of saltpetre into bottle, and
put IN more OF iess alcohol, as you have
,ss ,s n M Sa ' in G lit T f%
battle freely with it. If the patient is
very feeble, it is well to take something
warm, before bathing in ANYTHING. Fill
up Your bottle again, when Won have
used the spirits, and keep it as You do
your compton bottle.
FoR CHApPED HANDS AND CHuRLA1xs
Take one-quarter ounce of white WAX.
one-half ounce of sweet oil, one-auarter
ounce of gum camphor, and one ounce
OF lard. Melt the wax, add the lard, and
STIR well, then the oil and camphor Dis
solve and mix thoroughly Apply once
or twice a say.
To KILL A FELoN Keep the finger
soaked in tinctme of lobelia for twenty
four hours or until the pain subsidies. |
will take out any inflammation.
HHP TEA To ALLAY PAIN.-If strong
hop tea is applied with the palm Of the
hand to any surface afflicted with pain,
the pain, in most cases, will instantly
disappear Have the tea milk warm.
Dip your hand in the tea, then rub brisk
ly up and down several times If the pain
IS chronic, it will require more rubbing
to Danish it. This treatment cures rheu-
matism, neuralgia, pleurisy, kidney di-
sease, disease of the spine and of the heart.
The rubbing must be doue by a person
of nervous temperament, to insure sue
cess.
For EAR ACHE Take brown spo;--
R"' + 1t -. -s.@s,- , ny BAH.
a funnel placed oversA1---a =! T. -
sure relief.
CUTS AND BRUIsEs.- Probably there is
no better remedy for a sore caused by a
bruise or cut than laudanum. II soothes
the pain, removes inflammation and heals
the wound very quickly
For INoRowrNG NAILS. -Heat mutton
tallow very hot, and drop a little on the
affected part, The pain is slight when
applied, and the cure is instantaneous.
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'AEn, GARDEN, AND HorsEuo,n


~ =. UoHr~fir ffluf.
=, All BEomEb. Split ~. ,..,.:t,
the back, spread over tbn,,, w do"l
,eF pepper and salt and Lrail -, - +. PUT
ne Serve on slices Of br.aJ r,;,.i = s .I..,
a 'it Of Jelly on each birI - ''''''' VIII
oisrEnsALA Por1rrrr place t,r,
',d ,",,'l,' in-Sized oyster, in s,I,,o,,...
'n 'ilrif own liquid; let them come 'i w.
I'm 'ieh stiain the oysters. sayip,, -,
iIuiu' pun about one tablespoonful 80
''.e' III saucepan and two of An,,,.
"' ~" WORK smooth add the ovste1
i,fuiu' oid let 1t boil about five mipi,ta.
turing All the while add mice ~ =
iei1on 70 taste and the yolk, Of two CO.
wen beaten, salt, pepper and chon1ed
toast serve on
obkAH oF RIcE SorP Two quarts =,
STOCK the water in which fowl Lo,.a -, "
"oleu VIII answer, one teacupfu, of rico
quart OF cream or milk. "A small or;1.,.f
TASTE st..iA ~ 2 Celery, and salt and ponrs, =.
cl,ickon stocI ', a,,;, carefully and add To-
Li,T - Two hours (it should La,.1tt. look
~. 5ut through a sieve; aJd s, Dub
boen aiiI 'ne mix or cream, which La,
mill No., ~ - come Just to boil n d
''''o tablespoonful of butter +
- NATURAL ORNAMENTS ron rHr Dr-,r.
= AbLE'- Cheap, useful and very ,, ,,1"
o' aii old wire sieve, not too fpa a,i =
III m" = 'VRether with wire in a cone sbo,o J.
-. 'ahe moist earth and form 4 :;
S''lt the WIRE mold. Have curIad - ~ ~
seed' press them in the earth conc v ,'?3 u
=. ~ ~ completely covered then mt il =, III
wy wire mould and bend the pointed AMI
IuueI TO Keep the earth from, foIl;noo+It'
1ut me pointed part Of the monIJ I'll ~ en-
~ "lhSllhg and spread the edgos ont by
me tunnel Cover the ton ~ U I vi
r 1'I. idl over with cress sdad an ig co
,,Riiukle little moist co,tb ,.,',,' "' =. co
'',,'. IN. m paper loosely then set in " rec
lIoup piate, remove the paper ever otbo" he
Jay 10 seed If the seeds have .,,ro 80 tho
= soon as they sprout take the nano,.oer tho
, ,,iu Sel IN warm sunny place; sn,intIa
low and then with tcpid wotar pa i'Nie NJ
, SNORT t ~ you will have n beontifni tim
,no a. we cones are generally nsed She
me Iof the head and foot of tabla A. on
oon as the cress is large enougb r. oat We,
prinkle with water to remove an ~ l "a.
nd set on the table. vi "u7t
pird eye pepper in a pretty aowo, o
80, ~ - pTaitiiul ornament, as thew arc lar,
o ,, all the year with tiny green o"d good
Hllet peppers; they have n doliabte5i year
'Eor' and give relish for food no u..ii cure
neautlfying the table Snr;nI'I, VS. ana
=" sr7t land of mon
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-03-04

why should a red COW olive n1;.
n srhrr Ias the subject for discussion in
%o nuGu[ Ii agricultural club. After a.,
;n,, , debate the secretary of the meo ~
h i @u - instructed to milk the COW and
n ,li,lt IA IA a decision according 70 tbo
merits Of the milk. II was III. - the
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-03-04

To-, "A young lady slipped on the Ice and
~, mere Teeklessly waiting to he res
WINS stan - S,efk MS hosiery store. Who
~ viewed the spectacle with pro of
excI eiiosiiy moment or two, aud then
t eiNelalined Pretty, very pretty 'I L,,t
'iiey only cost thirty cents n pai,.i',' "u'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-03-04

Non ouhg lady recently married rood
t H",iiGr SYMPTOMS prophecy for fine 9, ,',
a ,ille the other day Just nv innI ~.
a s.Iy exclaimed, throwing down the ,o ',n,
nc. mere am newly married and nd VIII IT,
"oIId coming TO an endf'' ''e
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-03-04

on, ine Madison, Wis., Demor,o =
TG ,. to treat the wounds received II
u - 'le candidates for the presidenc,
, " isely presc1bes St. Jacobs oil 4,
c c",,tse' We could not expect our worth,
eoDiii'eihpora1y to do otbe,,r;so u9
ITScommend that famous OH Cit. ,ii"n
t tiielnedyI which 'heals all wounJs 'i h',t
mos Of love and soothesall poi ,,oa put
those Of political disappointment '''i'S save
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in Rochester than Mr. VIM. NJ. Armstrong.
With a countenancc beaming with satisfaction
be remarked, recently, blessings upon the
proprietor of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure 1t saved me. -
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Thc Creates, Discovery or,n o..

J
has ba pb' yIoBIAs.S VENETIAN LINnreN1
Diarhea a nnfiiIt,lnte'l 10 euro Group colo s,s
6id Sard ra 3, ~ the Limbs Chronic F6s 9ld Sore
families sist H. bioicles aud Swciiines. m5ic
30 cents ''0' 'oid b} druggists at ~ am
Deioi' i2 MURRAY Street. New yort
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Do not 'throw mp the sponge" if You have
suffered with hacking cough for ever so long.
fy the old standard remedy, On. Bulls Cough
Syrup which, has saved the lives of thousands.
- cents,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-03-04

When a married woman buys pug
hog for low price she gets a bargain, and
der husband GETS something to boot
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THE MARKETS.

Nothing like it What? Kendalrs SPAWN
Cure. Read their advertisement
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-03-04

,1,XIio leen victoria made four thousand
Iol!aIs on stock farming last voo, ''''''ii''
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CVWaTUTY ITUCkIIHS ~ sVVFICIVU "IV''S !,
no fear of consequences when duty and
honor point the way. will ever f'''' I"
~as'iyrdget, i cannot allow you to re-
ceive your lover in the kitchen any
longer" cts very kind of you, ma'am,
but he is almost too bashful to come
into the parlOr"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-03-04

what the Doctors say!
Dr filsfcHisis, 81 IeAington. Missouri, says---'l
other medicine for coughs and colds
DIR. A. C. JOHNSON, OF Mt. Vernon III, writes Of
somc wonderful cures of Consumption in his place
b4 the use oil ALIENS Lung Halsani."
DIR. J, h. TURNER, Blountsvlic, Ala. a practicing
PHYSICIAN OF twcnt Vc years, writes. IL is the best
PREPARATION for CONSUMPTION in the world
For NIL Diseases of the ThrOnl, Lungs and
PULMONARY Organs IL will be fOuud a most
excellent Remedy.
As AN ENPECTORAST IT HAS NO EQUAL
IT CONTAINS No OPIUM IL ANY FORM.
J. N. HARRIS & CO., Projectors,
CINCINNATI O.
For sale by All Druggists.
Sold by W. II, BROWN & BRO, BALTIMORE.
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J.. N. HARRIS & CO.. Proprietors

As AN EXPECTORAST IT HAS No EQUAL
IT CONTAINS No OPIUM IL ANY FORM
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tnn1eNlqRdnlng TUCKER, BUFFLER, oUILTER
DtiNDEh BIAS HEMMER and all Attachments
without additional cost. '''
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NotWithstanding the recent advance in labor
s suI material used IN the construction OF All
ent low prices. 40 oui pres
, 1881-12-31
PROVISIONS.

THE MAIsl<l:T Fo1E lI0u rlE0DUcT
Inns been atni0st fearfully Irregular, but moro
nct1ve thnn aver in n speculatiyo way. wlll,,
t,a oo,,'",,,,vo ,,on,nnd y',s oftou J',,I ~
has varied during tic past ycar all Tie way
from fenrs of d big shortage In tflu supply to
II nlung-rontinuetl pressure OF stltf whiol, tho
t.n H.. s,,.,rnoi, Lvn,,, ,.iot =, H., ,ti, l., t,
absence of nsilch VI inc usual demand. Bit
prlcHs hnyo ruled high all the snllle, III SYM
fnntf1y with brra,tstufT..
si,a .,,,a,,l,ti, oxt,,,,,o,,t NJ III. ,,ro,,,o,,s
nno opeIu1'.'o os.''9l'e'.' W t''o p4o''u"o ",
1a!l Htsd given WAy 10 lower prlces III the
, 1881-12-31

TltE. MAIsKEr FOR FLOUR

Auss' NAMaEE FpN FAADCN
Inns been lnl.c!l more irreg,llnr tlian usNnl,
tho range Ut prlccs being q wltla oia; while
tluro was lcIs trailing III tho aggregate,
though tlle movement through tho city ux-
libtts largo tncteaso, HuducIng baga 10
their equivalent In barrols, tito receipts l!ayo
beon 4'N7,ooo brls, against 3,al5, ,Hs0 Grls III
15S0; alal tie shipments waro i, ,G5t, ,0V brls,
aKainst I, ,6d3,131 brls tl,ap revtuus year.
As In former years, tho magnitude ut rg-
cs!pss Is not Y gaRe to thy yolns!lc Ut business
transacted. but the comparison Ia not to
thu advantage ut tlIo eraae, Tits tlnlc. There
l,us been l1ore 'ot through shipment tIlau
eyur before, even tho percentage showing
u,aterlal ineseasu. :rlle !nil!crs Ut tllU West,
WIN began few years aKo by sending to
thu scaboaht what they couM tut place here,
l.ayo NJ" partially reversed lhut rule. Many
mills III Southern Illln0ts atu Wisconsin
cUMltnne 70 Sutalt their Hours here tor sale,
but tho great lntlltuK cbntTes, rs AtlNilenpf,-
lis, now forward lnust Ut thur products d.
rectly " consuming p,ii,ts nl thr0ug!, rateB
Of ffe!khl. 1le saving On which il generally
!Mp2}tM3iiI't any soctMea excssyey sils
tullure Illus 1esh Il nlarkct! Unu during the
past yenf. ~ September, for: tMxtMncc. the
freight tIoa, sl!nl!cnuulla u Nuw York was
Only Gootit sae peT br, md s0lt)u lots hr0 bt-
!!S,ynfd !!.,,n .,1a 70 'taya 's; been t9keu u @s;
tEis city was @ 4oe, Alisl fruul hure 10 Now
0f Ut least :t,c per l,rl aguius. Chicago, 6e.
sites ti!o Gust Ut tru1isfvr uCu selling here.
And THIS enabled the lnllels 10 pay relatively
high prices FOR WHEAT, Which Eaye til5n. tho
control VI ''le l!'arket for thnI crleai Dur
, 1881-12-31

T0tNa.,...,,,. ,,,,.,,. .G95,Jld GH3,s7 1D0.4hs
'rhe export movement Of tIlu lM.st two
mouths lias been baroly % ler cent 0f tho
volume f0r tho corresponding time III lbS0,
PRICES or IUIlH,
This following tabin sllaws tho monthly
rallEH ind tlta RyeragH prlce OF cusll unu
xul!aE. ti,u-n,untll 1uass pork throughout ttip
, 1881-12-31

'loIeu0i very iltt1o being sh!ppcu 10 AloNtrHal
fsou Chicago.
Tho record Of freight rates by water lsany.
thing hut pleasant nl,o to owners Of vessol-
stuck. Deforo tl,y opening Of navigation
one charter was lnatlu at Sc for cor,a to Bnf-
fnto. At tho opening Ut thu scason corn
pattl 4,1c nud wheat tic. A1ny q tho rites l'ad
declined to J14c all.l ic respectively; anil
june they wefo agatn Up to 4iSe md liz.
Fron, tho latter ,ln.e III July:B ,lc rnllgo WIS
a.,4trl;aic IN corn. On That t1ay there wis a
sntIden drip tn 1Hlo fur curtt. anil from ihun
III, .Aug. I'll Il t1nctnAted betwecii e nnd :1{c
The rni,ae WIS 3Naa5tzc during the greater
part uf September, but by the s5t1, 1t l'td de-
ciinetl tn 20; wis Ia three dnys lntor, Md 10
MI tho a.lt., with ruli,ors tint one lot wns
takcn at even less tl,ar TINT. Ut course tho
loWrst rites wcru only accented by pnrties
who wn,!ted bnllnst for tho dowtl trEM
ThronElInlt October md November tho rato
vnrtett from 10 tn :7lc, tho lust cartor l,e-
lug ut 2c. Few shtt vessels were chartered
for gratn during tho last l,ntf nf tbs ssaso,'.
ns TINY preferred tho rutes paid for carrying
lumber ind ory.
The following table shows the nycrage rate
for tho sg,lso'l, By siil, on corl ahi wheat 10
l}uIfAIo. f1r khn INST etnyt3n ynnrs:
, 1881-12-31

The rate OIL provisions wns &c per 100 lbs
lllorn thnn OIL grain; except tint they were
QuOte( 10c more duling few days nbout
April III and Nov. II; and were the salneas
grain within the pnst two weeks. Through
the entire simmer md autumn 1t WIS gell-
orally understood tint private contracts ex-
istcd whereby 10th grain ami
provisions we're carried Mt much less
than tho published rates, The
ratlroaa oilclnls were chary lit the !sslln,.co
Of freight schedules; most of them preier-
ring tic "still-hnnt +" system after the break
Ing out Of the freight wnr In April. The
lowest through rate Of thu year was eoc per
100 lbs to Liverpool or Glasgow, being 12c
per bu OH wheat. This was at the cIose of
September. rho alleged rase In November
was 1St gIlDc, witt, c01ltracts understood 10
be taken us low lis &c per 100 lbs; but this
ugaln wns shaded Inst month. Tito highest
rats of tic ycnr was nbout 4Oc per 100 lbs, or
s}lllllngs per quarter. 'rhg lowest ratu, nt
! slltllngs pur quarter, Is Il practical refll.a-
tiou OF the claim nlntlo by tho British COM
missioner to tho effect that 1t cpnil not well
20 below Is It'd Mt my tltno III tho future.
Tho following tiEttrus show tle nominal
position ut the wheat exported during the
past yenr, sNe Elyo for the lAth Of euch
month Tor tlie 17th wien tlie 10th WINS Sull-
.iay) the cost per bn 10 put No, . spring freq
on boartl and insure II: tho nolnfnal through,
frGight, per 100 lbs, to Liverpool: tho cost
nur GENITAL III Liverpool; and tic reported
markut III tint city, "dollycrra terlns," OF
tl,e same dates. Tic cost Of delivery In
liverpool was about ID per ccntn! additional: I:
, 1881-12-31

Erie Cnnal ratcs averaged l0wer than dur.
Ing tho senson 0f 1850. Tie following tnblo
shows the highest md lowest prices On
grain for tue soyen mouths Of navigation: