Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

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In foreign vessels, whether merchantmen or ressf IS Of
war.
The Liverpool Cotton Market remain without
material changes. Money continues ab' mi suf. aud
for Commercial purposes could obtais ed At rom "a
To 81 per cent. The continuance - favorable wea-
Their and the more promising pros ec,. of the harvest,
had materially improved the a. pc lance Of the funds.
and produced a better feeling II. the market.
The Canada indemhtJ II III was read a third time
in the House OF Lords on The 18Th and was ordered
to a third reading . u the l4th. in the House of Com
mons.
THE ENGLISH CROPS.
LONDON. August II.
= The stale of the weather and the corn market
absorbs almost wholly The attention OF all par
ties ia the city, and IL IS with Satisfaction, therefore,
we are ABLE 10 report that there IS altogether a bet
ter feeling displayed to-day. This has undoubtedly
been much produced BY the propiiious aspect oil the
weather, but more especially from The Circumstance
ola large quantity OF ne~ wheat having been sold IN
Mark lane this morning, fr delivery next week.
The sample is stated 10 have been remarkably fine
4 full, Il vas readily disposed Of al s0s per quarter.
Various efforts arc IN Ains to induce a belief that
the geurtai produce OF the present harvest n Eng
land will be below the necessary quantity for The en-
suing years consumption, a greater itlIiey was
never attempted TO be imposed upon the country.
The wheat crop IN this county. mud indeed inlhc
whole south and WEST Of England, rcvet leatrd
cleaner or better. Il IS true that, FROM the heavy
rQecas al the late severe wintci, II Is thinner HAN
could have been wished for, but then the slfa@ is t.
bundantly dne, aud from the extraordinary improve
ment 10 lis appearance and growth, arising from the
very genial weather oil the past thee months, II IS
expected dat il viii yield an average crop wilhin a
sixteenth, or that the total deficiency toI all England
will be about 3,0Do, 900 quarters.
To meet this nc have GOO,Qoo quarters Of foreign
wheat bond, the whole OF which, from the lessen
cd import duty, nov los. Sd, viii be brought into
home consumption aud more than this. throughout
the county the crops, OF barley and oats were never
\ O. la e anl tho ,,4a.a IL H.. a.Lt -. ..ta4t.l
iy reduced aud such reduction greatly lessen the
consumption Of wheat corn. Lafge impottations Of
foreign wheat are also on ordcf. and expectation of
early delivery, the whole of winch viii come into
use, as the dut, vii yet decline owing to the high
priced averages Of the aggregate markets. Accounts
from all quarters concur Ia representing the crop oil
potatoes TO be abundant Hampshire I3refalb.
THERE'S a great outory about a deficiency IN The
coming crops of wheat. In many places unqucs-
iionably the grain studs tlltuls ON lhc ground, and
The produce IN sneh vii probably not rArfel ono
ilIifd of the average quantity hut, to speak general
". We do not believe that The fllling of viii be any
Thing like 10 that extent. Ia the East aud NoIlh
riding the wheat promises we'll lhe same may be
SAID for most parts OF the west. Further moth. aud
in Scotland. the state Of things IS lcss favorable IN
The midland, southern, and western counties. the
crop OF wheat will approach an average one. Bar
lev, however. IS uuiinrmlS good oats arc also alum.
dant, aud tufulPs viii be pl,utlnl.
ILteRs hioieeaacy.
The weather sill continues II be cold, VET and
uugcnIal. and the prospects oi the coming hatycS
less favorable than ever. We lave not had thrct
consecutive daSs OF dry weather during the lhst 81,
weeks. and the temperature Is unusually low for lh'
selsuu ii. .Mc lcit. The harvest in this pant wnl b.
very late tho corn beng 1t present quite green
There IS sull q large quantity oi hay IA the fields
The early putatoe crnps are very popI, especially
on heavy lands, bolh1n quantity and quality, and W
fear The late ones viii not be much better unless "
have an immediate change OF weather, The account