The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-14

Total s55 22s, 719 s45 25s 2o9 500, 4sl 92s
The Mark Lane Express Of October 80, gives the
annexed important intelligence relative to the present
position and future prospects Of the markets 1t
points to the fact that the only Of supply to any
extent, is this side Of the Atlantic. With our rail
road communication with the West we can calculate
upon large receipts from the interior all seasons and
1t is opinion that there will before the lapse of many
weeks be- excitement in markets for breadstus
equal to anything have known for years. We pub
lished an article yesterday from the London Times in
relation to the supply of breadstus in Great Britain
and the conclusions similar to those arrived at by
the writer in the Mark Lane Erpress:-
In locking back at what has occurred during the Ia It
two months the conviction that have been spared
most fearful visitation force itself upon the mind,
Of all who are capable Of reflection Had the harvest
proved less bountu than IL has, nothing could have
saved this country famine prices. Old stocks wcrc
completely worked in all parts of the world that
would have impossible to obtain large SUPPLIES from,
any quarter except at cxorbtant rates Happily have
been blessed with abundant crops AMI taking the North
OF Europe generally the yield Of the harvest may be de-
p tious and, whatever may have oe,.~~vad 50 pro.
OF the counrie from which the ports In the Black Sea
ard A. OF draw their supplies, the continuance of til,
with Russia will prevent deriving aid from that
quarter. For the present. therefore, must depend
farmers to furnish what is needed France has
evidently surplus for export ami Holland and Belgium
appear to be in similar position indeed the first named
country has been drawing rather largely from England,
and Holland and Belgium continue to take low quail
ties of wheat rye, nc.
That shall require foreign supplies, notwithstand
ing the acknowledged abundance Of the home produce
cannot admit of doubt. Last year the imports ef wheat
into the United Kingdom amounted to 4,949,3l4 qrs
and during the six preceding years have required
1900 600 qrs annually. At previous period have old
stocks been completely exhausted they now
and making ull allowance for the superiority Of this
shall be able to manage with smaller supply from
abroad than have been in the habit Of consuming an
nually for years past. 1t becomes, therefore,
matter for consideration where this tity is
to be obtained. Russia has, till now furnsheda very
large proportion Of thc entire imports into Great Britain
this il entirely swept away. America has been
the mex. largest importing country Can depend upon
our usual supply from thence and What prices will it
reed to induce the Americans p part with what they
themselves appear this to want for their uscl
We shall not attempt 10 answer these questions but they
must suggest tn nsclycs to all who reflect tho future
The Cincinnati Gdvec of tho 1li inst. gives the
ncned information relative to the failures in that
city
The rush Of lepositors at the Trust Company CONT
nued to-day AMI it estimated outside that there
has beer in deposits within the last few days
II four hundred thousand doilirs The rates of
exchange Tor bankers checks remain at :, la pre-
MUM, but the banks huy Us low a. y premium.
From Mnn'ay morning to Wednesday night last
thto dayssZG, eco OF the notes of the free banks Of
Ind ana were returned to The Auditors Office and
cciic! aud e stocks delivered to the banks The re-
turn, lees than $50 600 every Gay. The circula
ton l. rcinc 10 $4,000 600.
lrnstaktatn Signs ~ dissatisfaction manifest
cd today 'i part of Of tho creditors Of Mcssrs
Ellis X Sur, T. S. Goodman & To- Both houses,
II is known. r,lc assignments to V. Wortng.on, Esq
This obj "a the ground that this gentleman
will no; ie abb A. de'"'e 10 the business sufficient a.
tens, speedy settlement. The liabilities
OF TIE 40 10 ~. scar'bins over sixteen hnnirei
hou."hi iuii..> anI i Is commended That the settle
me- IL a nci, lag amount If claims would require
tie s.rytrs = fl! dozon asssness. Objections are
alsn mafc ;hc Ground &c tlic high value Mr. Worth
mat, u place, ~. T. III services Ii u likewise
tended af tie iasiiri slotM receive checks on them
selves H. lpyn.l al note that iey hal discounted.
lht ~ co.tr ,,iuii lc ulhi ihn fair pro-
yicd II l,ous ontitey satisac Of their slgcncy
ar! atii.y % NAL ultimate raymeat 10 'al but other.
In H. ffv.s1 tt.,s ltfnra
Since ngng 1. foregoing hare r. cigcd the fol
lowing no,icc 'itin sl,s.ss Z. 8. to, lmgn Coz
ga@kNs ii"rsKu F I. = GooDsttS 4 Co,
lrscfyNArI, Nov. TO- 1851
We deem II a duty TO iepositors and
friends 10 give putlc statement Of our Affairs which
we are preparing AID win be made known as soon
as ready We made assignment for the purpose OF
protecting all alike. and with the fun belief that we
could pay all principal and interest. We hope to be
Able to make such ranYcmcnts with depositors
10 enable 10 in short time, and in the
while ask their indulgence until prepare fun
and accurate statement, which trust will convince
'"e'' ''' e''"' '''' Il, 5. G6oDHXN h co.
The course adopted by Mcssrs. Smead, Colard 4
Hughes In cciving checks them. elves payment OF
notes. affords very general satisfaction and has strength
only dispose Of their checks responsible persons whose
no. es held by the bank and thus the liabilities OF
tho latter are being rapidly reduced. notice in our
,ertising columns states that assignment has or
will be made.
The Auditor of the State Of Indiana in reply to certain
questions put TO him regarding the currency Of that
State and the securities deposited for the protection of
the bill holder has replied as follows
OFFICE or AUDITOR STATE,
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. q, 1854. I
GENrlHMgyYour favor Of the 2Sth October js before
me- and embrace the first leisure moment to reply TO
your questions .
lst when the State bonds fall below par have you the
power require Of the banks additional security and
| so, have you exercised that powerS
Answcr-The law gives me the power tn require add
tional security, IT, In my Judgment think 1t necessary
As vet have not done Il.
"a What has been done with the interest which hal
accrued on the bonds deposited with you?
Answer--The banks, up to last July, have drawn II
The interest which accrued since Is In this Office
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