Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-01
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Pilot, for news seven days later from
Europe than that brought by the Great
Britain steamship. This news con-
firms the important intelligence bro't
by the Great Britain, OF the scarcity
Of bread stuff. This news has given
a decided upward tendency to the grain
market throughout the United States.
The steamship IIibernia arrived at
Boston on Sunday morning, bringing
seven days later news from Europe,
and making her passage in fifteen days.
Size sailed from Liverpool on the 18th
instant.
The corn market continues firm,and
the fine weather which prevailed last
week at the sailing of the steamer,
having been followed by repeated and
heavy rain, the market, in the carly
par, Of tie present week acquired add
ltionaI firmncss, and continues SO,
with light draw back, at the present
time. Lrrge quantities OF flour are
daily arriving from the United States
and Canada.
The import duty on -four is now los
l0d per barrel. In some Instances, re-
Gently. Iri,h -four has Ieccdcd Is per
sack, and Canadian Cd per barrel, in
n lented by tn. large arrivals from tie
west. which amount since Monday to
nearly nine thousand barrels.
The rate OF interest in England is
ri.ing in consequence oflhr scarcity OF
money, supefindIccd by railway spec
ulatinn.
In England The improvement IN the
incnme of railro ,ds continues, espc-
chilly on routes where the fare has
been reduced.
In France the demand for iron cx
cerd. the supply, causing high prices
In lrel nd, tn Repeal goes stcanil,
onward. Mr.. or on, el has app AIRED
with renewed vigor n, Dnblin, aud thu
revenue of e Soc ct, has increased.
in Belgium The potAtoe GRO? rs bet
ter than was expect, d.
In Germ my club has been form
ed called "Ynung Germany II zoe
for Revolution and asassinaling kings.
Russia finds herself wors.ed IN th,
Caucasian war.
China news TO June 9Th has been
received. Nothing Of int rest from
that country or India. S"inde wa,
ouirt under the British yoke.
PaasrEcrs OF THE llARvEsT.-The
reports which have reached us since
our lns', respecting the progress mad
with tn harvest in the North, are not
Of "a character TO allay the excitement
previously felt on that subject.
Ills fcarcd-and not without rca-
son-tlat the more backward p rts OF
the kingdom may fare even worse than
the sontn; and as The reports of the
Weld from tie forward districts do moi
by any mean, improve as thrashlng Is
proceeded with. the estimates OF the
results ofthe harvest become daily more
discouraging. These considerations
have had their effect on the minds of
sellers ms we'll rs buyers, and. with n
greater inclination TO purchase, less
disposition has been manifested to sell,
The upward movement has con,equcnt-
" continued, and at some of tie princi-
pal markets materially enhanced terms
have bren paid for wheat
By our :, Ditch advices. we learn that
harvest operations, which have been
interrupted by the heavy rain THAT fclI
between tn 10th and 22d, had again
been actively resumed; il will. never
thrless, require some weeks of dry wea
thcr 10 get in what i still abroad
The lively reports from the south had
caused sellers of wheat to demand ma.
tcrially enhanced terms. At EGin
burgh the article rose about IS. per Or.
and at Gla.g gov the rise amounted TO
2s. I'd. p boil. being equal TO Is. per
or. Much anxiety was lvlt there 10 aS
certain in how Far the potatoe crop had
b en- Injured hy tho disease so preva-
lent in Engl md. but as nothing very
positive is stated on the subject. we
are inclined 10 think the mischief l.
not great in that part Of the king
dom.