Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-02

enhancing ue pflce oi Dread by shutting II vi Tie
market, hen they are least able pay for it,
Tie wheat crop coming up leautifhl every
where. and LoAs more promising than it has done a,
the same season tor years in the Kingdom.
! FRANCE
The Paris Journals during tine hst month have Jq.n
almost exclusively oec0pied with fip|snt and aaerv
discussions On the Barcelona affair. HIS Majesty has
constituted rrIvy council composed certain
lng officers and innctlonares Of whose privileges the il,
vefish citizens seem 80 little afraid.
SPAIN.
The insnrrcction at Barcelona was terrnnac, tho
fore part otDecemher, by the conditional surrender Of
the rebelious inhabitants the Regent Esparero and
consequently the blockade had been wilhdrawn. Tho
particulars OF the bomla dment, &c, received bv
the last arrival.
ALGERIA.
The rumor Il at the family Of ihd-e Kadir had boon
taken by the French turns ont 10 be- untrue. The Mun-
Itenr publishes full accoan Of the last expedition IS
Gen. Iamurcire by which il appears that he marched
from Mascara With 2500 men. On his arrival at Mos
ara Hale, ford oflhe Nina five leagues below 'reodo
mr. he met ENJOYS from the gralelas, who offered ia
make their submission 10 the French hose Arabs Ind
accompanied Abd-el had In his Ill gh during the men,hs
oi september and Ocdhr last and lost All u their beas,s
OF bnrhea, and part Of HEIR iucks and cattle OF tho
$1,000 souls who LEFT their Country with The Emir In
wards OF ZOO had died. Gen lamuricefe, after no
gotlai9n which lasted several days. granted them tia
aman, condition that they should surrender hostage.
choscn from among the principal pcrsonages of the tribe
The submission oil khFaleas completes that Of the Gu
IRE country between horocce aud the left bark VI tho
Nina.
RUSSIA.
serious Misunderstanding has arisen letwean Rus
sia and the Porte the SUBJECT The final snswer &c
the latter has hecn Transmitted 10 81 r.t,rsbush, aud
there the matter rests Ter the present.
SYRIA.
Tie ievant Mail brings intelligence to the middle os
November. The news irons Syria is alarming The
She'N Sefte iiaren has osa PED iDn lie lands of tho
oaonahs' Where he MAS eealned On political affairs, S.
gone anung the Drsrs ard Alqrauiles This Sbe;k !.
one OF those who gave hrthn faria 81 much trouble
Omar Pacba Is bluohed up in Der el kamar--he has
with him itU0 CT eco regular trooIs The Drnses
ana haIomes took possession Of v,ral convoys in
which they found much provisions, munitions Vi war;
aud other things for Omar pacIia.
MARKETS.
IIYrRrooL CorroN MAEknr Jan 2.-To day ha-
nl Har holiday we have had much business doing
the sales only amounting ESQ bags There is uo
,ehanse III prices. The sales Saturday were 5000
bays
Jan. 3.-Thcrc no change in the tone Of cur mar
ket to-day. The sales amounted fully 5000 bales Of
all descriptions, the prices being the Friday
last The market cl, .,d steadily.
he cotton trade has parakcn Of the improved feeling
which exists. The average weekly consumption du.
rIng the year. throughout Great Britain has been 80 3ls
bags OF which 7,l1s lave been American. The i'm
ports show an increase Of GG0 American during tie
year. compared with the preceding year. while ths
new cotton crop is reaching this port large quantities
from New Orleans, Mobile, Charleston savannah and
New York; and the belief is general t! il will reach
two mllliuns or TWO millions and quarter Of bales uf
which million and quaror at the least NAV be py7
pected to reach this country The PROSTATE condition
Of the cotton trade III the manufacturing districts Of late
has kept The prlcc Of tie material low hut it
now reached its minimum, all prosa5lllly and better
RATES may speedily he booked for.
TOBACCO MARKET.
From tic Circular II Bro,rn Shjiey s. Co., Lre,post,
jaa. End, l543.
iobacco.-T he sales Of Tobacco during the ras,
month were about lsGO hhds Virginia Leaf steady but
lr9nn stenlmed has advanced aluui I'll per H.. whe
Kentucky stenmed has declined qaite much. Tho
total stock IN this port IS 40 hhds. against $50
hhds. year ago.
From " limos .Nf,rs Letter, I;rerrcol, .,rp 2o4.
Io5qcco-rhe demand for Virginia ilashc. extensive
at an advance o ID per ID on leaf. and fully ~ pt b.
GA strlpsprlces generally, lut tspecia, .u4r OF
the latter, have farther tendency improve The stocks
being light. The markets are quite bare Of kentucky
leaf winch was much wantod the stock Of strips arc
heavy ,nd the sales have been at reduced rates. some Of
the ordinary descriptions were purchased on very low
terms.
IoSpoN, Jan. 2nd, 1913.
Tolacco-In Virginia Leaf throughout all last month
a steady business doing, and IN all about 500 hhds.
sold for export 300 hhds principally for Fandeel
at I'D. To I'd per b. for home and banding $50 hhd..
at from i'd to SD and few picked fine a, Cd. to e.d.
aud lou hhds or resale al Dad 10 3sd. per b. no alter
atIos can be noticed IN prices Tut holders stand very firm
at the quoted rates,
The Ark, with about Geo hhds rejected Tobacco sold
for Flanders at is Cd. TO lQs
Stupt Leaf continues in good demand and sells rtad
II at from i'd. to ID about $50 hhds. sold, and
would have been done but the stock being small and hold
els standing upon higher rates. Ct eckcd business
h0tVcdg ie1--Aboat 80 hhds sold for export, rrn-
eipally good ordinary, from 3 ID To 3D. per b. ard
about 600 hhds for resale and home Trade; no alteration
can lie noticed in prices
.Hnpapd- Nothing doing. The good qualities Of
Negrohcad in better demand Luz Chy small busi-
doae
From lie Circular IF Barring. Eroihus s. Go.
In Fuhacco. good deal has been done since last.
both in KENTUCKY and Virginia Ieafand Va. Strips st
sltady prices and the cargo OF the Ark. 500 hhds good
refused Va Leaf, sold al les 3D. per leo lbs, manifest
weight.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET, Jan s.
.Summory--The dewesson so long manifest in the
grain trade has been succeeded By lrmntss towards
the close If the past month.
GaofaiionS.-C anadian Wheat Ge 2daG Sd American
Gs Sda1s; Canadian sweet -four .fsh.Cs Cd; United
States 27sa8s do 2lsais cd; Indian Corn per 4SO
lbs, 25a26s Duty on foreign wheat this week Dos qrI
four rs ID per Dbl; do wheat British Colonies 5s q
-four IS. Imports Of foreign grain from the 2Uih Dec.
10 Sd Jan from Canada $500 ours wheat, and 1850 bbs
flour; United States Ills. fur,
LIVERPOOL MARKET, Jan 4.
Tobacco--The demand for Virginia has been exteR-
sivc al an advance Of Id per ID leaf, and fully "a
per ID. srps-prces generally, but more especially