Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-08

hat hal
d for new loan Of 100000 sterling for years Sc
cured on Pennsylyana Six per Cent. Stock al "a
Gold it appears is returning from the Continent 10
this country remittance was received yesterday
the Bank oil England of seventy-iy TO one hunoteo
thousand pounds, in speciej in addition to lhe ABOVE
within short period, some large amounts ~ ePece
have been received from Mexico and The u 81 ano iuf
Their large remiilsnces are expected daiy iron, on,
quarters Of the Globe. These supplies W'i gea"y ao
specie in The Golfers of the Bank OF England, ono
The issuing of one and Two pound notes WIZ no more 0
thought Of
The Corn TRADE AND THE CRors -Messrs Surge
Of Birmingham in their monthly circular, issued on DC.
toter 10Th eay-"The accounts from many parts OF tne
kingdom concur in stating serious dehc'encS ~ .ne
crops, especially in the Northern uistc's OF E"su'
and in Ireland In few counties At appears iiktly 70
prove near an AVERAGE and the whole The yieio WIZ
probably be better ,han from the cono'uoa a' tae "ts
ther could have been expected out me ou,k o' s'a
less than supposed before harvest we nau
little variation in the price OF wheat curing .ne Pas'
month hut has been general lndsposIton on the
part n milers to purchase beyond their immediate wants.
partly owing 10 the continued pressure OF Inc money
murke and partly to the low price :" nour' cohP"'eu
with wheat The last few WEEKS. There is now no pro-
babiIy orthe duty coming 10 IS Cd. at present, and
we think il may 90 10 los Sd by the end Of The present
month The stock of wheat in Gloucester, which may
nearly all be considered % tree consists OF nea
ouar,rr, Of hard and 900 10 900 qrs of SOFT chief
10 Odess, Last week sales Of Eng. old were made at
S. 10 s. 3D. for red. and Us. 3D. TO Vs. Sd Tor wh'e;
new red SIS Cd TO 9s I'd old white, 90 TO vs. 40
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operations The crop ofbarey, TO quantity per acre.
has we believe, proved quite equal to what was ah.c'
paled but very large proportion OF II Is 30 a'
il cannot be f, for anything more than grnd'ng pur
moses Our present quotations for mniiIng f4s 10
IA Nor inn. rial onarer No French has yet been
recryed but ssmples Of prime quality are shown wh'ch
would bring dds TO as. per imperial quarter Al oou
cester. Grinding well as maDg, Is become sea,e
and some has sold al 3Ss per 592 pounds al BURNING
ham The arrivals of oats into Gloucester, the ias'
month consists ola single crop OF foreign; consequently
they very aud DEAR and The STOCK OF "o SO
completely exhausted, that, notwithstanding we huse
M, heard any comrains Of the bulk Of the new crop IN
Ireland we think this grain cannot be sbundant curing
the ensuing year, unless have large coniineh'a
impoy. We are unable give any quotations, Is mere
are literally none le market except few hne Eng
lish which sell at GAS 3Ss per Imperial quarter
Beams still chiefly the fields; the crop Is most FAVOR
ably reported Of and the supply Of old from the farmers
is large bu, they sell 4ss. to 53s per quarter OF
523 lbs Peas very scarce, AND ihey nave leae"ea
l9s per 1856 lbs for grinding
The following are the averages of grain made up to
Saturday, Ocl. -:
Imperial weekly average: whea. 67s I'd Barley,
ais I'd Oats 25s Sd Rye 37s Cd Beans, 46s. Id !;
Pens ADS I'D Aggregate average Of The six weeks
which regulates duty Wheat, sUs ID barley aus 10
Oats 27s Cd; Rye. 3as lid; beans. A. I'D Peas 15s
Sd Duty Foreign Corn: Wheat. los cd; barley
Is. lod; Oats, Is Sd; Rye, LIS I'd Beans IS %
Peas IS
In Scotland, there still good deal OF gram ex'
posed In The neighborhood of Edinburgh and olas
gov. especially the low grounds. the FIELDS were en-
tr.ly c!ear Else here there were still! quantities 10
cut Every where the poialoe crop abundant and
OF excellent quality The same was the case win the
turnip crop.
In Ireland the harvest work had met with very Sc,
rous interruption in consequence OF The rars when mao
been general The country around Dublin and Cork
! and Limerick, had particularly suffered from the wet
cold and ungenal weather
In Galway, however, it wac said the oat crop "oua
be abundant.
So unfavorabe has been The for bees that al
the late Leomnser Agricultural Meeting, there was no
trial for The prize offered for the best hsve, and many co
ones have been depopnla,ed.
STATE OF TRApE.-Oct lSrh-.0anchsstfr Exceed
ngly gloomy market yesterday goods and yarns OF oil
descriptions quoted lower han The preceding Tues
day. namser Of Individual sPinners and manu'actu
REFS in parts Of the ghbnrh"od have already
ceased light up their factories Several meetings foi
the purpose Of considering The subject, are in conem
| platon.
The subioined ex,rac, of letter from an intelligent
correspondent gives account of the state OF things IN
Eng land hat different from that contained IN mos
| OIL Me is,.srs 1e have seen
Loxpox, Oct Is, 1880.
Although the weaiht las beer favorable durrnl
the last fortnight is pretty well asceiiained tina
the hsrVes, will exceed average, and that large
portion Of the wheat housed in acct SAFE ana WI
require the insrmx!nIs Of cry gram ee"se = can %
bee gwen and Considerable tonnage char
tered 10 bring home from the Continent To meet th
drain these Inlpor,aons must produce, tie Bank Ger
tainy hes not in ills Golfers two millions Of gold HI
consequence therefore f hnse premises be correct,
pears evident She will BE- brought To stand still, ant
will have recourse 10 the Issue of one and two poun
notes This, however. is only palliative, and will nn
the disease; and afraid the only efrclual re
medy will be found in tie suspension Of cash payments
This is gloomy view, but csnnot help entertaining
II; and if the winter be one The suffering among
the lower classes must necessarily be very great TIN
manufacturing lahorers have Tor lime past bee
employed only three days IN the week.
Correspondence Of the .NeW York Times
LoSpos, Oct Is 1889.
For political news really might well he in III
| Sheiands as in London; and in this dreadful famine
would excite pity to watch the struggles for exist
! ence made by of our newspapers The principa
subject of discussion hos been and will be, the
! Lady Flora Hastings Stupid relations and interesle
| paTzans-the former doubt from kind and most no
rest motives the latter from the that be ina
gined-are hnusly stirring this most unsav0ury mess
and there IS scarcely young woman in The cnunir,
who does nnl by thus time understand all the symptom
and proofs Of that state in which ladies' wish 10 be wht
| love their irds!
The Parsons are fighting the good fight Of intoeranc
with unusual energy. In every county and large town
in the Empe. they collecting subscr p'ions and
ganzng societies for the truly Christian purpose of de
Priving all who cannot pronounce the High Church
Shbhole,h of the blessings education; for te varinu
secis OF this country left 10 look for them from he
own poor scan,y resources, they will look vain,
they have hitherto done. The Times newspaper is De
lbpra,eY urging on these Parsons TO revioe the IN
Popery cry-ihr Chimes, which was always The mos
energetic and euccrssfu opponent Of that harbarsm ID
days gone by and which. with It's former editor. prnpr
e'ors and principal contributors unchanged, is abandon
ing, one after another every principle it formerly gus
tanned, and upholding those il most bitterly
most honestly denounced
Now. day after day, appear attacks the Catholi
church attacks on the government for making The cele
brstpd Sh"iI Pvy Councillor attacks on tie Doua
version OF the Bble-old stories Of Protestant
in word, as heinre said The old No Popesy" cry
once more raised. and should be SURPRISED if III
old No PoPery battle again fought with all the fury
| barbarism Of other times
see no hope that This state Of agitation will ceare-
Indeed, anticipate its increasing in intensity every day
The Refnr" ers have been utterly idle of late and fas
losing ground The Tories have been unremitting il
their inbnurs and their agitation has been nearly
cessful, that we shul shortly be forced into trying wha
we cdn do in that way; ard then all parties will "c