Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-08
vol. IXx.-.yO. 3.

iei aTd which IN no ways over colors the state Vt
things In that part OF the country. Tie writer il a
man well acquainted will, the place, and possessed Of
general local niornaon--"'fh,nps are in a dreadful
STATE here-a the golfers out, and fear next week
will hot pass over without dreadful work-thonsanJs pa-
radlng the streets with large sticks their hands, The
manufacturers must give this week. Soldiers have
anV.d--mcat aud money already demanded by the
poor creatures and who, in the Of God can blame
them II they take III Human endurance cannot much
longer continue. and where II will end God onfr knowsv
have Just seen gentleman who passed through tho
Poerrcs to-day. and he says serious nf violence
have vel been committed but they appear read, for mis-
ehle Tho masters have proposed reduction Of wages.
not requiring the labor Of the at ALL and tina, has
caused The present confusion Yesterday the NIB car
RED oil provisions out Of the slors Stoke aud some
am told. have been unprecedented.
RlOliNG Ar NEWCASTLE Under LINE
We received last evening the following extract from
letter from Newcastle. from which il will le seen thar
the unfortunate coers IN tina, neghborhood have urn-
cd out, aud are causing no small alarm
"NEwc ssrLE, July IA.
Il arrived here last night, from S.ahord. On enter
ing The town, ! found il moro Tse sa}risnn than
any thing cst Last nipht the culliers came into tho
town in hundreds, and caused grea, coni,notion So
great was the ALARM That the troop Of Newcastle Yeo-
many Cavalry were called cut. and stationed at The
Duke of York aud other public houses Today Tho col
ers arrived IN large numbers. and commenced leyying
contributions the inhabitants Of Lane end fng,un
They visited and stopped all the works which any
men employed and took on, several Of ibe men
who were at work, and duckcd them in pond; and
when demonstrated with by the magistrates the npro-
pretty OF their conduct the answer Il ey gave was, lila.
II would be better for them 10 be sho, than their chill
dren sarvc. At this moment, understand the town "
Iongron, which is -four miles from here, is in great con
fusion, and much fear entertained for the result of to
h. H. The Newcastle troop Just arr he'd tut Al eu8f
by, they say. fifteen magistrates, amongst whom are
Capt Power and the Rev. Mr.. Snced. Two troops e
the l2lh Foot have also arrived from Weldon barracks
by express. aud what The result of tonight may be God
only knows. wish was at . out Of tho noise.
The people here in mnc distress, but 1t is 10 he
gretod that the poor people they only in
ereasng their difficulties, but il is folly rcnson with
starving men In ST lord and all the adjoining towns
found misery aud distress ! do hope Parliament will
separate without doing something to relieve lle Distress
II lhey do not take my word there viii be one traveller
less on the rad very
PAnls. July l3--rnG EircrroNs--rhe Dala,rs
says;-"i22 returns are how known. 2fJ belong to
the Conservative. and - The opposition party In
the Conservative party 40 Of the late deputies have e
thor not come forward again candidates, have not
been re elected. In the opp sitn 80 old deputies have
either not presented themselves again. have ltcn
leeted. The Conservative party rcckons rs new
bcts. The opposition counts % deputies. Theop-
position has one triple nomination, Nj Dupont de T.
Eure and four double nominations viz NESTS. Der
per. dc Mouoy. Bllant and de- 'Thard The Cunser-
valivc party double nomination. NJ. de Savapdy.
On the whole 10 this day. the Conservative party lescS
~ lcputics, aud gains i6 besides double nomination
-diiicrcnce two votes less. The opposition loses 80
deputies and gains 49, l,sidos six double nominations
differences votes more We have classed the do
pnios as 10 their political opinions with the i'm
parlIay. We have even been sculpuL us 10 com
pehend among those elected for the oppt siton some do
pntics who supported by all parties and even de-
eared themselves 10 be Conservatives merely hcca,iss
thoy were opposed 10 late Conservative deputy
MARKETS.
Correspondence IF The " Y ,lrseriem1
LIVERPOOL. 10Th July, 1912.
There Is moi quite 50 much gloon pcrvadng cur com
mcrcia community as al the date -four last Circular Of
ih inst, and in the manufacturing districts asn iluuuh
the distress amongst the abprng classes is slili SEVERE
trade has revived little. This arises partly frun the
new Tariff having came into operation aud partly from
continued favorable weather for the growing crops Tho
harvest will be unusually early. aud if superabun-
danl il al least promises be better ihnn for the
last four years
For some days subsequent the date of last, the
demand for Cotton scarcely sufficient sustain phi
ces aud the most inferior qualities considered to DO
sade lower; but this slight depression has since leon re-
covered. and though prices decidedly higher than
on the ih inst the market has assumed rniher mere
imness and steadlness and healthy tm!k yith
fair but not brisk demand. The sale for the week end-
ed sth inst "a $40 bales, and for that ended ths
day. they amount 10 30 100 bales
The import has continued heavy. and the supply into
This port since si of January amounts TO 90l 900 bales.
against s2OOO 10 the period last season. the i'm
p from the United States Is Isl 900. being Increase
olso.0oO The stock in This port is estimated at $780,
900 against G2O 600 at period last season; tho
stock Of American is about Is 900 or about IA 900 less
than 1t then
The duty on Wheat is to-day reduced to ss per quar-
ter. and Flour to As 0d per bril- aud at present the
averages give indication of Its going lower but its f
nre range must depend the progress and result Of tho
Harvest now about 10 III the Sou,ern tis-.
rets. The Corn markets advanced little Subsequent
10 last, but have been very dull and declining fH
some days, and Flour, duty paid is retailing at 32s
3s I'D per brl Western Canal Flour had been selling
at 2s 3s per bril- is bond. anti in consequence OF tho
reduction in duty. still quoted 2es Cd 29s Cd, bit
dull, and It's value six weeks hence is wholly unccr
tain.
No change in 're,acco, aud the demand extremely
limited
IoNboS, 9Th July. 1912
Since our last advccs under date 9th instant, the
Tariff has received the royal assent, and it cane in
tn operation Monday last.
At the several public sales this week, rather more dis
position has been shown to pifchaso, and prices havd
been well sustained.
The weather continues extremely favorable for har-
operations, which have already commenced in
Of the early districts.
Cotton.-We have Change to notice il srces, but
the demand at Liverpool. seems gradually improving.
aud the from Manchester certainly Of Ices
gloomy character.
The fine weather deprcsses our Corn Market Fkm
free. is worth 34s 3s per bbl for American; and SIS
per sack or French. The present dNy Wheat is s.
per Or; and on Flour 4ssSd per barrel
fobacco-The transactions enrisely confined to tho
of the Home Trade, who buy sranely: for export.
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