Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29

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persan else. So Intimately connected
aad Slehdsd q ~ husbandman's in,eresl
With mat Of ne mechanic. nal what &
10 ,he advantage a ihs one. uill Is sure
II enure 10 lhe bene6l of he other.
Each foisiga arrival i looked for with
anxiety, sua every change 10 the msrte,
i vie sed il IN il bearings, As jour
nalis... We give results. without Offering
advice on The subject. lor The statements.
from England, are indeed .so conflicting il
heir character, = 70 .he amount Of grain.
necessary 10 supply ths wants Of the
people. that We can scarce CONE 10 any
definite conclusions 10 lslefepce 70 The
subject.
We copy The following from The Lon
don Shipping Gazette ~ October 2. which
will BE- read with ilietesi. 10 which hi
will Be seen that fears ats even snier,sia.
ed that The resources n ~ Uniied States
will nol Be sufieien.l % nsks up The ds.
ficiency. Thai paper says
Though wheat has risen 10 value about
los. per quarter since the end ofsJnly.
and prices Of other descriptions Of grain
are nearly the same proportion, an opin.
ion IS prevalent that quotations will Be.
much higher during the approaching win.
ter. The grounds for lhls belief ale the
lascertained deficiency 10 the produce OF
I'll spring corn. and ~ extensive failure
Of The potato Drop. That Great Bfilai1
will require very large importation Of
grain before The next harve 4 cannot Be
questioned and - the stocks Of old
GRAIN are comparatively magnificent sii
over Europe, whilst ths harvest OF 1876
has turned out more indtiferenily on HE
Continent than In England lii may be
dificul, 10 secure the requisite quantity.
To succeed Il doing 10. /. will certainly
be Necessary 10 payhigh prices, IS their
own necessities will render our continen.
tai neighbors more than usually isnacioas
10 parting with their produce. Prices
have already got upl considerably 81 81
The leading ports in che Baltic. and by
the Brifaaaia steamer we learn that ihe
expectation o. laiiare 81 the potato
crop 10 Europe had caused q rise in tbe
value Of -four Of three lonrtbs Of dollar
per barrel Il the ptineipal markets 81 The
United States. We are, however, plsd
10 learn from thence thai The yield 81
both wheat and Indian corn was abund 90
over the greater part 81 North America.
The latter article, il is irus, lad not ihen
been secured, but il was id SO. advances
. state As 70 be considered out Of d.nger.
Great as are the resourresIof The United
States il would be unwise 10 calculate so
any thing like supply from thence d,
all adequate TO our wants. and the idea
thatihe price OF wheat will continue 10
tend upwards does not therefore, appear
10 Us al all unreasonable.
The Crops III Great Britain.
The ediIof.cf the Cncalr TO Bonk,rs
than whom more careful observer due,
not exist, (.aysihe BALTIMORE Psttio, hs,
Just Published ihe result Of bis recent in
vesiigalion into the state Of The crops -
fLae eutlOI Eoos6INes' S&sH
The spread OF The dissase has bean
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Britain, and we suspec, 20 EffPi
VIII. We trusi, be preserved Than any n n,
dared 70 hope for few days ago. This
e 90 far extremely salisfacior, and IA,
afforded us great relief H.
The editor then goesIon ioremalk Ina.
heretofore potatoes havs been used for
stock. blt that now soch will moi be ths
ea'e-tbstthere isa large produce 81 iurs
niPs this ssason-and Tho largest suppIyl
Of grass, clover and hay collectively. evef
knowntin England. Hence, as food fol-
amin ais. potatoes will not b used 10 any
considerable extent. ifai an required.
With regard to ths stock of old vhea,
70 asserts bis conviction founded on care.
u observation, that with Tie single ex.d
splion Of 1916. tie stock d old sbs., III.
anger than i has ever been ii h.fyestl
inc since The autumn Of 1897 though I'LL
very much less than H a, ii The pfe-l
en- da'e q 1919 - The ppinlsof the
!, -, which inyeslig slionSha.| es,a blisbed
!. sa'is'action Of ii, mind h.3s.ts.es 10 !
aab,;.he potato dis..-e pol 50 2
have r,r,s.a,, ssIing llane ne ppblie'Fre,s
Dally checked In II. 1880.
baby. 10 great uess6. e. Il: ~ r.
lor this season ahstthe l IT,. t. AZ
food for cattle will libsrate - snr.,.l
Of diminished annual sSena..
for human food. Ne
y That the wheat crop of England
approaches nearly 10 an average crop
o.ing such ss 10 prove more de ficieni 10.
measurement ihsn ia ifs ultimate rssulis H
70 heshspeIo Of Aour and bread. Il
THE MARKETS.
The New 1Jk Express % Thursday sfler,al
noon says-sS II VI
- R6Ws 10 The Boston steasr;.a III
considered higbly favorable tth
e nearly ! .dobsr i eIt.;n. 80, y = iii
glib fnsfkei vas nj. pace oy Eo
opera'ors bs1e. There sso' only 60 ad- Il
vance Of pfcsson 40 PEI on mos ]. other Il
breadsisGs. With tamot a. certalniy,ofn e /