Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-17

W WV SfopS IN fsiglanu and Conunental ku
rope-Co''sn Market stationary-Money Market re-
mains easy.
Through the poliieness OF the Agents OF Ilsrnden's &
Co.'S Express we were favored with Extras of tho Boz
ton Atlas and Mail OF yesterday from which We CLEAN the
following
| ATLAS OrFrcE. Tuesday, !
October l4th. lSl5-ll o'clock. A. VI. I
We have received by special xprcss from our aiten
tive correspondent Holmes Hole, connected with Col
hachs New Bedford Express, the that the Br
hsh Steamship Great Britain arrived Holmes' Hole nj
one "eoak. ycstoaday, with loss OF her forenas
will he recolleeted that she reported paper Of
us morning. " having been seen at o'clock yesterday
morning. with sgnss Of distress flying. and firing signal
guns, within two miles OF Shore to tho southwark Of
| Long Pon, Light.
The Great Britain left Liverpool the 27th ulL She
has experienced heavy gales OF wind for the
days. and had run short OF coal The schooner David Cot
hn OF Now Bedford. happened be Holmes Hole from
fhiadePhn, with cargo OF coal and at dark last even
ng was alongside the Great Britain supplying her with
| coal.
Our messenger. who brought the intelligence to Col
| haehs Express. has brought n copy of Wilmer s.
SMITHS European Times aud hat OF the passenger by
me Ifest Britain Ii she arrives New York this day.
the Grc Britain will have been day, ON ber ma.
sage from Liverpool
THE CROPS. ...
In relation TO the crops the Liverpool European Time.
says:
Inc et
weather. after interval Of nearly three weeks had return
ed and that the outstanding crops which il was bcleyed
were small IN quantity, would suffer BY the chan,
ne from the northern part Of the kingdom sneak
despondingy OF the injurious effects change and n
now appears that the made cutting and
the produce OF the fields during of warmth
and sunshine was not great had been ancpatcd-
The price Of grain ia rising rapidly rs glance nj ouY
market returns will s'ow. Even the esent moment
there 10 good deal Of outstanding produce in the field
he me weather has again returned but the too
Tar advanced permit the much power and NO
doue, can exist that the husbandmsn who did not sake
hme by the ioroloek when the opportunity offered will
suffer severely by his Incidence With the ire Of the mar
kets Tears respecting the coming winter begin to prevail
Inc failure ct the Poa'oe crop is almost general to
meet the deficiency which that calamity has ocsasioned
large quantities o rice and bond grain ou
OF the bond Tor uanshpment TO France Holland Bel
gum. Notwithstanding the fact Of the markets rising
the averages are descending owing the ,rge quantities
o: inferior Gsin the produce the present harvest which
have been thrown the markets. But in the teeth Of
unpromislng appearances which abroad, for
speculation IN description OF Railway in ,esim emit still
continues, without signs Of abatement To such su
extent the mania carried that Government il is said
cohemPiaies int rerng, by Mt through
uazete, that no more schemes will be professionally regis
teed NJ the number which already before the pubIc
are more Than Parliament can get through in the
Now that circumstances render it painfully apparent
mat supplies OF food must be had some quarter ali
eyes are turned across tho Atlantic and f.nr- b.
the late orders which have been TO Canada will mis-.
the season. and arrive after the navigation bs ST.
renee has been closed by Much will of course denenJ
upon The time when the frost I'M and, the atber
is favorable, there is little doubt that handsome fortune.
whl be made by those who have spccuatcd largely in
bread sutf. Whatever quantities may come iron, the
United States will also fad ready sale either in This
country or Oh the continent The recent accounts from
he unon represent the having been favorable
Tor the gram crops An opportunity exists which
rarely occurs OF sending produce OF that description TO E
rope, with the certainty finding ready and rising mar
ke deeply to be regretted that, instead an uncer
lain and unstable traffic, the OF our corn law. pre
vents the demand from being regular and uniform IN,
such a dcsideraium Is on the Of Accomplishments
The Nespoiran tariff is considered some what OF boon
10 commerce. The trade OF the United St,tes IL /, .nJ
will suffer by the regulations the supply OF co on.
produce was almost entirely thrown into their hands ON
account Vi The oounes given by the TO their
own nag on all Importauons from tansanc ports, and
me abolition OF those bounes will divert the traffic into
other channels Such. ut least, the current rumor
PROSPECTS OF THE CROPS.
The reports received from the northern p,rs of IA.
Kingdom speak In very despOnding tone Of iii. probable
elects OF the extremely and boserous xoari
eneed during the week that portion of The crops sII
ootsrandBg That injury TO difficult 10 b. rem
eded at this advanced period year has been done ~
greatly 10 be euredi and unless we have an 70
'urn Of dry weather. the consequence may be serious
fyenn Tie northern harvest had been got in we'll the
yed OF wheat could scarcely have been expected 10 prove
an average snd under existing the def
cieni in quality in quantity is likely 10 he mnch
greater than was previously calculated on.
Mountaineering the fine weather experienced three CON
secuye weeks. there il still great quantity Of grain
abroad Sotth Of the River Humber whilst frtbe, No,,h
much Is YET uncut. OF the total produce Of the United
Kingdom probably twohirds may have been saved: bn, -
needless to renark that the which the other
'hfd may be secured must greatly influence the whole
Our previous estimates OF the probable rest of IN.
vest nave boreiore fear been w now
spprehend that besides the already admitted deficiency IN
wheat ant Potatoes, the crops Of Barley and Oa, =. %
hose ct Beans and Peas may prove inferior to -ba, ~,
| were induced TO hopo. - "
rs thrahny proeet ded with the connl,in. nj w.,
eei"hy nefehsei nor do the accounts of the ouav L.,
prove Tie rs in weight alone is seriou, con.iJey,,
surprising me same tot lbs per bushe on the entire
guanuiT gflwn--whch 10 a moderate oanan,.,;an .,.i
Tie ghOe produce Of Wheat a. hi ~
ia an S'eTage year 40 00O qrs this item sloo. you'd
msEn difference OF million Of quarters.
lhese considerations have had some inHueno. with h,l
% " "h,s,i and the disposition to sell present prices
has much diminished. Those parties who have nil, .nt
% oa conclude that the spasrivrity Of last yevr'.
growth over that Of the new will cause il, In ,.J
teaoy sae a. SnY period and though fair supplies Of os
have been brought forward by ,bc growers XIV 6ay.
| io.sd TO sell except a. enhanced rates.
The increasingly unlayOTabo feport. relative IN ,,o
assumed decidedly firm tone. WV o "A'
Whether any immedsIo sdysneo o. importance will oo.
eur in the value " Wheat will probably d.osnd \, -.
the weather, but howeysr ap,n;c - g,ea'
nsy become we feel iOlorsby sure liz, tho a 81
broad stus must, later in the year Zee materials, P0 W
Not only Is the crop short 10 this toun,,v H., d. -
vest hes been defective the greater w., ~ h.'
Europe. in Holland snd Belgium the fsp h., s"em ~
well ascenainod that the Government Of the fo}s 1919,
las deemed II prudent reduce the duties on Gfa uny
mnima point, while oil restrictions on The inpor,o me
'"S nave oee9 removed for given period.
lordam, Antwerp, &C. ard the moderate stocks Of
Corn afo likely be shortly reduced into ysrv nsy,o
compass not eyhsH'ted, by shipments IN eountri.s from
whence 10 ordinary years We arc iH he babit Of a,si
| sons portion Of our foreign supplies,
10 die Baltic ports, Grest lain Expect to be- on,
BID by the Duleh aud Belghns; and in tho bal s.
Wbes hos lately been boushtup to supply IIqy vbs,.
| the crops sre stated IN have yielded indTersntly
soems therefore, that. un,s prices sdyane, ,n.,;
ally IN hls county, We Bol llsy draw NV a1.n,
% liroln abroad -BarL IsAs Bkp,ss. f'''
COTros
The Cotton market had kesp dill throughout the Sye.L
wits the slightest peceptibo deehe IN pfle,g The oo,
aoos scarcely be said 20 bsv changed bot There bad
been incinstion meet bfora and the eonmon
and nidGing descriptions belly offered Tho dc |
clared prcos for the week, by hctoDninse ,f B,L.,
for fair Cotton wss-Rowed, 4tdkNobgle ~ a. Cdc.a.
SD W.
The from Berlin pjas tho treaty Of
Is % the eve Of completion, bstweo the Hollvereo ga
Aus'ris An Engsh ioorns slIudH to fs subject saws
Tbc ZOlyeroin concludes uesiisf~iih Ill couptries m
| all u world. Ltt A.. 1855