Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23
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lrss, FINN guns, Monday maruinr between the East
end ol Nantucket Island and Bass RIP having cnnlc IN
during The night al considerable tisk according Ia let
ter which says II Is difficult thing get trio lhe
day une VITA ptlot.
pllai WAS srut Ia her, and she oct under way far
New York as supposed, but she afterwards pat in.
IN llolmes Hole where she arrived abnnl laaclaek-
The nrsat Bnlan left lvetp,ol Oh the eth n -
She has e,petltuced very heavy gales ol wind Tor the
last 10 days, and had shar, Of coal,
TIE CROPS.
In relation 10 the crops 'ho Liverpool European Times
SAYS.
AT the sailing Of the las, packet, we stated thai the
wet weather, alter an interval Of neatly three week,
had returned, aud that the outstanding crops. which il
was believed Were small IN qnilttv would snllri SER .
ously 10y the change. The acc lnts iam the Northern
Part al The hogdom speak despondingy ol the injurious
ELECTS o The change aud II now appears that the nro
guess made IN cutting aud housing The produce oi the
fields during the continuance ul the warmth and sun
shlne was not 81 great had been anticipated The
fIee al grain Is rising rapidly glance market
returns VIII show, Even AT the present moment there
Is pmd deal ri outstanding produce IN the field rhe
line weather has again returned but the season is too
ia advanced 10 permit TIM Ia have much power and
m doubt can exist, but that the hn.asndaant ho did
not take time by the tuielockp when the opportunity
offered, will suffer severely by his nduenoc, WIN the
rSe oil the markets, iears respecting the coming winter
Begin to prevail.
The failure Of the Potato crop is nlno. general md
TO rect the deficiency which that calamity has occasion
ed, large quantities al aud bond graln have been ia
ken oni oi bond for France. Holland and Belpom-
Notwithstanding the ac OF the markets using the av
eaees are descending owing 10 the large quantities o
inferior eIsn, the produce OF the present harvest which
have bteh thrown upun the markets. Iint in the teeth
OF The unpromlsng appearances which are abroad the
rage tr speculation IN every dter,pliun If Railway n-
v,sment still continues, without any Signs of abatement
To such extent is the mana carried that the Gov.
eminent. IL s said, cnntemplaes interfering by an an
h"uheemehi through the elAee, thai M n,oe schemes
vii be Professionally registered The number which ar,
already before the public are moro than Parliament can
get through in the next session.
Now that circumstances render il plnflly apnarent
that supplies OF food must be bad lram some quarter all
eyes tundd the Atlantic aud fears prevail Inn,
The iae orders which have been sent To Canada will
MISS The season. and arrive after the navigation of the ST
io"ffnre has been CLOSED by the lee Much will. OF
course depend upon the time when the frost seis in.
aud, II the weather Is favorable. there lc doubt that
handsome inFiuns will be made by Those who have spec
nlated largely IN "btea1 siuis.p Whatever oonnies
may come from the United Staes will al-u find ready
sale, either IN this country n "a the Continent The
recent accounts lIum the Union represent the season ns
having been favorable Tor The Grain crops An opp,rlu.
ny now eSs's, which rarely occurs Of sending produce
ii that de seflpen Ia Europe. with the certainty IF find
M ready and rl.ng market Il is derpy 10 be re-
GREETED at, instead Of an uncefain and unstable rmfc
The natureu our com las. pfe7ens The demand lrou
being regular aud uniform. But such dcsIdefatum is
/ an the eve ui accomplishment.
From The .Aidfb Line Erprfs,
PROSPECTS, OF TIE. CROPS.
TIE repors received from The northern ,arts Of tie
kn4dom speak IN very despladng Of The probable
elects Of Tie extremely wet and histerons weather pr
peenced during the week on HAT portion If the crnp
still outstanding. That injury extent dllieult 10 be
emeded al his advanced pepd III the wear has been
done is greatly In he lrored and uala.s have an I'M
mediate return oldfy weather the consequences may be
serious
Even if tho northern harvest had been got in wp
the yield al Wheat could scarcely have been expected
u prove even average onr; and under the existing
circumstances, the deficit in quality if not IN qnantie
y, Is Likely 10 be much greater thln previous cal.
cnaied on.
Notwithstanding the fae weather experienced three
consecutive weeks, there sill great quantity Of urain
ahroud sunih Of The river Humber, whilst further north
much is yet uncut OF the tidal produce Of the United
Kingdom probably Two thirds may have been saved: but
II is needless torenafk h1t The nanner in which The
oihcr thd may be secured must greatly influence The
! whole.
Oar previous estimates # the result of The harvest have
therefore, fear, been o1 Jyorablc aud We naw appre.
! bend that, besides the already admcd deficiency in
Wheat and Polaoes the crops Of Barley aud Oals. as
well as OF Beans and Teas nay Prove hlcrof 10 what
we induced to hope.
As lhrashng Ia Proceeded with The complaints Of
Wheat certainly increase; do the accounts of the
quality improve. The loss IN weight aI1ne is serious
considerations Suppose the To be lbs. per bus on
The entire quantity gfDwn--whch Is IA moderate comm
United Kingdom, IN IN avarI yearai % 900 800 qrs
This item alone would make n difference Of a million of
quarters
These considerations hav. had some Influence with
holders OF Wheat n the disposition sell al present
prices has much diminished. Those who have .tiI
stocks of old naturally conclude Thai the superiority of
last years gr0wih thai of the new " If cause il To
command ready sale at any period aud though fair sup
plies OF new have been brought forward by ihr grow
ers, they have refused 10 sell except at enhanced
rates.
The increasingly unvofahle reports relalveio the Pc
tau crop have ST. had their Weigh, aud the trade has
assumed dec iedly firm tome.
Whether any Immediate ADVANCE of importance will
occur Ia The value of Nhtal viii probably depend in a
great measure, on the weather but, however anspi.
clous the latter may became, re toerahly sure that
the price OF bread stus must later in the year rise ma
teTally
MOI only is ae crop siod IN tbs country Jut III. hr-
rest has beeH drfccre the ercaicr part n contden
tai Europe Ia Holland and belgium The fact is 30 well
asceralned that the Government Of the 1rrer conn.
Try has deemed prudrul reduce the duties on Grain
10 the minimum poinl while all restrictions III the lm
port OF Com into Belgium have been removed Tor civ
en- period
Already numerous orders have been received from
Rotterdam, Antwerp. Sc aud The moderate stocks of
bonded Com Likely to be shortly reduced into We
~ narrow compass, # not entirely exhausted by ships
ments 10 countries from whence IA ordinary years. we
are in the hablt Of dfawag porJn OF foreign
supplies
Ia the Balt: psrls, Great Rriiai must expect 10 be
oulbd by the Dutch and Bteians; and in the Black
Sea- Wheat has lately been bought up supply Italy
where the crop. said 10 have yielded very ind.
ferently.
1t seews, hef.,re that unlsss prices advance mates
rally IN this cornJ we are not likely TO draw any
quantity from abroad
AIGCCi tNEDIS