Safe Insurance

-That oíd and Uve journal, tho ísew York Observer, says of the statement of the conditiou of the New York Life Iusurauce Company- see another coiumu - as follows : The most thorough examinatiou which it was possible to make has receutly been made iuto the affairs of the New York Life Insurauce Company, and the result is botoro our readers. It is a thoroughly satisfactory document, preparod not by a party of iutorested policy-holüers, but by the State Superintendent. The result is such a statement as every good man oï business makes for his own satïsfaction and tuat of his assoctates, at least once a year. The simplest mind can grasp it, and tho policy-holder may know -where every dollar of the company is invested, and just how the company stands to-day. In contrast with companies which are vouched for by iuterested parties, and with those whicb. inake a statement so iuvolved that it requirea a business expert to read and coinprehend them, we commeud tho examination of the New York Life to our readers who aro iuterosted in life insuranco. The Markets. - The following wero the prices paid for produce by our local dealers yesterday afternoon: For Wheat, $1.25; for Coru, 25c; for Oats, 27c; for Hay, $8all; for Potatoes, 3óc; for Butter, 19c; for Lard, llo; for Eggs, 18c; for Honey, 16c; for Cabbage, per dozen, 40c; for Apples, $1.00; for Pork $.3.00 ; for Beef, ïó.OOaC.OO. Flour retails at 83.50 per huudred. Buy uuderwcar of Joe T. Jacubs.