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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-13

Without intending to take part 10 the war
which is waging between our neighbor Of the
Waterman and Observer and the Rev. Mr..
Van Zandt Of Petersburg, about the compari
tive wealth of the two States. we feel cur
selves at liberty torefeg to the statistics which
that Journal details, aud which, by the way,
establishes the position which Mr.. I'd Fisher
elaborated few years since 10 an able aud
eloquent address. The statistics show that
Virginia is not whit behind her Noalhern
compcer 10 point Of wealth and resources. -
The free population Of Virginia numbering
949, 1873, while that Ct New York is 3,095,-
304 o distribution Of the wealth Of tLe two
States among its citizens Of each State would
give every citizen Ct Virginia $50. and to
every citizen Of New York $2l8. lfthe land
were derived 10 the same manner every VIZ
giDian would be possessed Of - acres and
the New Yorker Of acres Of land The sys.
TEN of instruction in the tgo States, which is
universally conceded as ia favor ofthe North,
does not show the vast advantages usually
attributed to the latter On this point take
the following from tue Waterman and Obsar-
yer:
Again, New York, With all Der boasted
system Of education, is after all, not go very
far 81 advance of Virginia, New York has
! $ colleges. ia teachers, and 2,TU3 pupils,
Virginia has 2 colleges, 20 teachers, aud 1, !.
343 pupils Taking then the pupils as tie
standard and the free population Of the States
as they slaad in tue ratio Of - TO !, the
number Of college studcnts in New Yo,k to
be equal with those ia Virginia would be L.
374. Thus 10 the college department Of cd
ucation, New York to 10 equal with Virginia
requires 70l more students than size now
has Now York, however, IN her free schools
academies and other schools, is consid ahly
in advance Of Virginia, SO far as the statistics
give the number Of these schools teacher.
aud pupils. BattAqse statistics, we presume
are meant to embrace ouig public schools -
They take not iato account the hundreds, ooc
we might say the thousands Of p,iyatc an
family schools Which are SO common IN Nm
eiuia aud so rare ia New York. IN Ne9
York they have thoroughly organized sys
tenn and there IS public school at the doc
nj evpr,. man ILi, otherwise in VIRGINIA
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-13

The citizens Of tie town can report to any
of those persons composing these committees
cases requifing their Interference.
Our physicians are diligent, and on the
spot, working pgbt and day With tee sick
and dying,
May We be permitted to make one or two
suggestions to our fellow citizons.
/. Avoid all panic and needless alarm-29
persons have died in population Of 2500-
suppose this had been during auy ordinary
epidemic, would it have produced all this
alarm and panic The change ia the wealth
err seems favorable, the disease is, we trust
abatng,
Q Live as usual avoiding all articles of
diet that would disagree with you at ordina-
ry times. Eat wholesome food
3. Watch the first symptoms Of bowel com
plant, -looseness of the bowels--lie down
pat stop to that tit is the beginning Of
cholera and nay be stopped then--pcrhaps
not, ii neglected at first
Change your clothing according to the
weather.
s. Clean up your premises use line, cop
eros, and the chlorides, lastly and best Of all
and ADORE all
g. Trust in God. it is His hand that sends
1t, it is His hand that can remove it. let
this visitation have its proper efGect-ia mas
ing us more humble, moro temperate more
charitable, more earnest, more prayerlul, aud
this frame Of mind will fit US. oil the more
for the performance Of our duties in these
times, towards our afflicted neighb9rs,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-13

Ees@ASoTHER SCIENTIFIC Woynrnl- 1as,.s.-
g Dyspfptics-pr. S, HoueHToS's pRpSIy ri.
True Digesfipe Feidor Castro ysics prepared se.,
Reaaet5 or the Foath Stomach oftAs 81 sfe, 4
reetioRs OF Baron LtEBIe, the great Physiolo,..
chemist, by is HouGHroS NJ D., phihielpb
This is truly wonderful remedy for Taa'ae,..
j3Esgspsia, }aua8les, Ligtr Complaint, Coasyr49.
aaa De5llas, curing after NATURES ors msaA s
aatares ega aspa, the Gaaric Jaies PampA i:
containing Scientific evidence Gifts value farp
ed by agents gratis seenotice among the neii.i
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-13
AsNrxArioN OF rnr sANDwicm Is14Nas

A treaty has been concluded bo,s-ou Il Q
American Commissioner and the Govcramctt
Of The Sandwich Islands, for the annexation
Of the Isl.nds to tho United Suites. Tie
treaty was despatched by mail from San
Frarcsco ON the 1G,h an tbe members Of
the Kings Council are in favor Of annexation
except two The King is the most aotjye
promoter Of the treaty. The "details Of tho
treaty have not transpired
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-13

virginia
In THE Couxry CoURr or BEREElrY.
SEPTEMBER TERN, 1854.
Nr. Faulkner submitted these resolutions,
unanimously adopted
Resorofd, Thot this Court has beard With
deep and sincere sorrow Of the death Of Ed
uud p Hunter, Esq late Attorney for The
Commonwealth in this county by which sud
den aud affecting event it has been deprived
of the aid Of an able and discreet adviser in
its official duties The Comm oawealth, oftbe
services Of a valuable and Efficient public Of
fcer; the bar, Of rising and distinguished
ornament Of the profession; and the com'nu-
nity. Of o most useful aud excellent citizen.
ResolUed. That this Court deeply sympa
thizes with the afflicted family osthe deceased,
at the irreparablc loss which they have sus
tanned in the death OF one SO distinguished for
all those qualities which attract respect and
confidence in the relations Of private lie; and
which prompted him TO discharge with such
scrupulous fidelity, the obligations Of bus
baud, parent, and master; and to present 10
his owe person an example oil truth, honor,
virtue and religion, worthy Of the imitation
Of al. -bu; specially imPortan. to those whom
Providence had assigned to his particular
glardiansbip aud care
Resolred, That these proceedings be
spread upon the minutes Of .he Court. ard
that the Clerk do furnish to the family Of the
deceased, CO.'S Of The same, and that they
be published in Tie papers of the towu.
r.. G. ALBURTiS, c. b. G.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-13
r. n. n. No. i Am n =

L. n n
An otFer 70 the Sick-Radwav a. -,
antee THAI Railways Ready Relief WIN -, \. sls'-
most severe paroxysms Of pain in 4 lew NM "
Persons suffering with Neuralgia ~ 80 wv Z.
vous pains are invited 10 eaii II their e4s.. e.
Fulton street. AMI make trial II rs 49, la2
iiet Il relieves the most torturip- nss,s A'.
diately In Eve minutes il Viii esns;aa .s'a',
most sAeptiesl o. IT'S quick and powerful NY "a
lieying properties. i'4a r
n. n. r.. No. ..
Railway & Co. have likewise discoys,os
REMEDY for the care of Scrofala, Rldke.s ~
and Syphilis. In ten minutes after 49,; 800.
first dose the patient feels it working i ~. ss
tenn Wv ~
II produces an electrical effect upou n. 4. &,
II cleanses, purifes und eEriehcs Il s''eA
1t resolves and removes all diseased A..
from the fluids and solids fN@s
Ii binds MP and strengthens The worn.aB,
deeayed parts Of the system, imparsiao 49, ~
vigor and vitality to every organ and ssers,
the body. This new and extraordinary IL. !
il called Railways RenoYating Resolssp1 II
sick and pain suffering are invited to ssll.,p.sa
way 4 Cos Principal Office, 1852 Falioa 4, ''3-
regular Physician aonstnntly in attendance {
WY sr@'is July 5r-a.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-13
Igg.gER FOR SALE,

TEgIIE undersigned has on hand large io' .. 2,
hrst.rafe Lumber OF every variety a. h's M
on the Canal in Washington Co. va near
MeCoys Ferry, consisting in part Of Pine Piank
Of All kinds, Poplar Sclntling, Cherry rams
Walnut PiaBk, suitable for House Joiners YorS'
and Cabinet Makers. sc Also Ceiling Laths
Fencing Boards &C., an ofwhich will be aiposeo
OF on the most reasonable terms.
Al orders for Lumber Of any kind hhea upon
short notice. ,.,,.,,;ve
Those in want Of Lnmber Eouid 40 wen y si''
me q call vo-rnrrr1ruT
Sent IL ". JOsEFh IL ! !
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-13
NEW ADVERTisEEiENTs.
PUBLIC SALE
G { z @ a I e S { q t G.


Z YlNG in Berkeley county. Virginia. by
II virtue OF he decree rendered 10 the case
OF O. H. Beckwth & Co.. and others, against
Il. Is, Kownslar and others on the day OF
MAY, 1854, BY The Circuit Court oil Berkeley
County, am directed to make sale Of the
lands now in the possession CT the SAID H. u.
Kownsar, will therefore proceed 10 sell, 10
front OF the Court House door in Mariinsburg
on Tuesday, lie 2Gh day ef September, 1904
(being court day) The said lands.
The lands have been surveyed aad plated
by the Surveyor OF Berkeley.
The tract 10 be sold contain ass Acres ana
Sc poles, lying on Mil Creek and IS good
gualily Of land. The Improvements are
large and commodlous Brick Dwelling WIN
all neces sary oul-bulldngs. Also aho,ssI
comfortable Dwelling and one OF the oest N III
seats in the Valley. The water IS abundant
and uever.lailing. II has been used .or
number Of years as paper-mill, tor Whlch q
better location cannot be ioun1 Also SUI
fciencv of Timber Of good quality.
238 Acres and Sc Poles OF tue ABOVE liae'
are held in fee simple.
The balance OF the tract IS a reVefslonaiF
rnht. subject to the dover estate o. MATS
Elizabeth kownslar, Of which the purchaser
will ret possession at her death.
The tefuis Of sale as prescnbed by saId &C.
cree are-one-third cash, die residue u one
and two years. with interest from dag o. S"ie'
aud deed Of t.us; on the premises 10 secure
lie deferred payments.
JACOB VAN DOREN, JH''
late Sheriff Of Berkeley County
40 1874
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-13
Commercial itcforo.
PRICES ounnENr.

LTImoRE PRICES cVnREsT.
rHG wssK EspIEe SEPT. ?, ISL
Reported ~ RnndoIph - I.atimer, 20 South srse:
FLoUR.-Receipts are light and demand for
consumption is active. but very little is
being Slipped. We quote City Mills at
SS37a to S. so. Howard st., 50.
WIIEAT-Receipts are light and demand not
active. We quote inferior to good reds
at 81 G0asl 10; good to prime at 81 7oa
Sl75; inferior to good white ST Is to
SIS5; good to prime 81 s5a5l 90.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-13

r The following are the names Of all
who have died Of cholera since its first APP
poarance III Martinsburg up to 8 O'Clock yes
tcrday
Tridcy, September sih.
THoMAs TURNER.
Mrs. PoIsAL, consort Of Jacob Poisal, Sr.
Mrs. WIEs, widow
a. PESToSY's child.
1fr. UNDEnpoHK' s child.
Miss CArHARigE roaIacH.
Airs MeISrraE, coasoTt Of Robert McTntirc
aIrs. II. J. IlGss, consort or David Hess.
Saturday, September Oh.
aIiss ANE HurcmSsos
Sunday SEPTEMBER lob
A. MonRisov.
Nrs. G4sETE, consort Of James Caskie
German Girl at r. Webster's
Mrs. LEcsNoR, consort Of ". Lccknor
Hrs. RAEguAb, consort Of George Raenhal.
Mr. IoSGHAMAER' child.
Mr. UspERpoNk.
ADAa pENToNY.
Bioad1g, September llh
Mrs. JONI WELLER, consort Of John Weller,
died Of bilious plcurosy.)
Mr.. HARBockER, German.
A. PENToSYs child,
JoHS SSYDER's child
HoRACE WooDARp
EDWIN MERCHANT.
SrAUB's Cooper, BoeEnANggR.
Z. SEARY s child.
COLORED.
Sept 7-Girl at Dennis McShorry's; Sept. s
Rose, Negro Of Mrs. Stephens September 9
DR.. Burkhart' S negro woman; Sept. 10--No-
gro child at D. LESS; Negro woman at Rev.
Mr. Splgg's.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-13
THE GAZETTE
.,>>,>>:M aRTINsBTRGs,
WEDNESDAY nonHne. sEprEnEEa %. 1851.
TUE CHOLERA.


Oar town has been visited by tbs fearful
scougge. The long. burning. hot weather -
acting upon constitutions predisposed per.
haps. to disease of the bowels, aggravated
by the use Of unwh olcsome food - bas brought
the scourge u?oo us--perhaps there may be,
10 certain localities. other immediate causes
for this disease, il Glib, sewers, places con
tanning stagsanL water, &C., which have been
intensified into nurseries of this disease.
We hope our citizens viii see to the pugi
ioation ofall such places, - human life is pre-
cious, let no sluggisbness on any cues part
add to It's rreoafiousness. I'LL up low wet
places. purify cellars, sinks &c use quick
lime, coppeFas--tLe ebblori1ss freely, and let
the good citizens care for others around them
see that every case is reported to the com
mittses for the two quarters Of The town, and
especially those cases where there may be ne
glcet, or poverty, or paralyzing alarm. The
resident 0yersecrs Of the Poor, have author
ized two committees TO act during this time
Of sickness They have directed five gentle
men in the North end Of tbe town, (nortb CT
Queen Street and fye men south Of Queen
Street, to take note of the progress Of the
disease, to report any cases Of destitution,
and to employ nurses. attendants, and mcdi
cal aid. and see to the burial Of the dead
The following are the names Of the committee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-13
FARM FOR SALE.

TIME undersigned offers AZ private 'ae, ~
farm situated in Berkeley County three my \,
t51at of Ueaeesyille, and at the mouth o "a
Treelx This farm contains 900 acres leo o. va ,;
are cleared, fenced, anu in good state q eun'.
zion The Improvements are good eorn,or 's.
Me ioa Dwelling house and Kitchen corn-housv
AtsbiiSc "a, with az excellent spring Of wave
convenient to the house o,1
NM farm win be sold at moderate price, a. ll
nv the purchaser paying ouethird Of the puronIIss
,,.,nev, In hand. Eve years viii be given en- 'eo
deferred payments Possession will be gwen T.
he 6rst day Of April, 1855. For further pas'''
ulars apply TO Jas, y, oAu-'Di'
UedeesYille, Sept G, 'a4,~-4t. ---
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-13
ABUNDANCE or WHEAT.

The Richmond (Va) Penny Post speaks
Of the immense amount Of wheat now IN the
various railroad depots Of chat city. One Of
them il literally groaning under the-weiglt Of
its contents and The writer for the Pest thinks
he saw enough to feed the Russian and al,
lied troops FOR twelve month" There are
.eir!t large mills IN operation in that city, aud
two Of them gind at least Mise hundred bar
lcls each per day. 1t is mostly shipped,
however. 10 tie fouth American markets,
where It is favorite oyer~al others Tile
climate does not sour it, ana t4a afcFet is said
to consist 10 package u w0ile y Is bot
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-13
CHEAP B00K STORE,

TT FATHER Stocking an Silk, Tale 81 NAT
y j tnsburg and Berkeley County suppose %
be written by gentleman Of Aiar',n So
lives 81 tie Chief justices Of the United sl2.cs !
History Of Cuba; Great Red Dragon CS2sal'
Canot and Classical Mathenatieal a11s W. Ia's
lish School Books at ift''2
September l3. 1851.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-13

cs~A grand National Convention Of Be-
lies is to lo held a Springfield Massseau
sotts, on tho 9th Of next mouth, when prizes
amountinSin value TO $500 viii be awarded
70 tie Guest babies exhibited
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-13

The city Of Augusta, Georgia, has
contributed $1,000 TO relief Of Savannah,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-13

sTWnY WILL VI SUFFER ?--Nixon's Ts,fsr
Ointment Is the only ere cure for all kinds
diseases, you are afflicted with letter. E;rg.
worm, or Itch, try it at once and be cured. Ear
sale by WI Urstvrt,t
Jan Is '54
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-13

Esy@Thero are few thinge which afor5 :,
greater pleasure than sitting down 10 wri,esp ma
tiee OF the celebrated Hollands German Rj,ies.
because we are lully conscious We are oonir,,iro
poeile beheh', and our heart tells us hat by ~
notices many have been induced 10 taka 49, NY
tiers, and been rescued from death bv pvsnersi,
hiSer Complaint, &c, for the cure Of which 4 !,
certain. II is prepared and sold only hy Dr. q
" jackson, at the German Medicine Store n.
i%o Arch street philadelphia Iaucnstg.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-13
FOR NORTH TOWN :

tuh NOhAli I'm
JOHN i. HARRISON,
JAMES n. RIDDLE,
WI. WHEN,
BERNARD G. DOLL,
SAMUEL L0HR.
FOR SOUTH TOWN:
d II CONRAD,
ADAM STEWART,
GEO. L. RUTHERFORD,
NEIL ALLEN,
D. a. CLINE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09
CITY TRADE REPORT.

NANbspN. Feb. b-bP y.
Asnn-some 10 bbls. were procured .. yesterday
quotations
BsR4rsrtns- Flour tended upwards though the stormy
weather and the Pacifc's absence reArded business
The days Gales reached Is COO bbls ;superane N, ct
S6s - SiA ordinary to choice Stats At 80 50 rs,
nixeo TO fancy Western, atts s1 aS9aTh; and other
ssert a. proporionats rates Nothing oo,urred 10
CApsdiap There sere 600 bols Southern bought 81
20 rs % SO for mixed &c good 30 so 90 os Tor fAvo
rte; and 50 IS 3lo 10 for fancy per Dbl faers have
also sold 100 bills fee rye -four 81 rs ard SEQ
sbL Jsrssy neal part here, 1t 81 and part to
arrive in March. 81 - 4a per Dbl Wheat and rye were
'asctve, beng held above the viess biyers oats re-
main about the came Corn aivan sing Toe cay q
ap.ra ions pc,seed AZ bushels 81 oil 81 OK Tor
camp jersey; 81 o2s 81 o6 for ne~ Soutnecu white
ard yellow: and 81 90 for ole round Jeio4 pc. bushs
coIrr About SEQ b'gs RIO ve,e taken, at 1873. .
u4e. Jerlo
,orToS The days sNes tmbr aced ia bales as FOL
ows For ex port. eoo; home use, ass on spscustios
IS; to a,rive, l49 bales ktrhet irr,sul,r,
TRH by ccd rare and quiet, ceiling oaiy Ia d,
lott, ct 50 a5 per cv.. No ma-hefel vers Ia uxht
~ ct and ,ema ID at SIS o2h SIS rs per bal A,oit
go zee 80 ami seAl-i nerricg changed hands ct
%, a boo,, respectively per boz.
FmiGHrs - Rates con lbusd him sut not sctvs Fr
VIRGO abb at sto bales Of cot.on ensa,ei at
b VI 6i61 s2t,, spc about 900 blshels cora
sie tr,s.e. ch fly ir buk, - I'D For h,ar, Il
.stec. The collrs rssnsr engaged : Rail ht II sea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09

"WEDNESDAY Feb SO F. n.
The weather and the non appsar o. the steamer
gave dull tone to the mining market to day TIE sa-s
all to be barely worth notice North Caro-.
lima fell eighth. For Cumberland the hest bid
2sh for L,bish Zinc, for Ulster, M for Potoua,,
2h; for Hiwassse, s]s for Copper Falls, 6sx; for
Douglas IL ughton, e14 for Winthrop az; for Connsci
cut Az for Mineral Tor Deep River, Toe for Spring
deld for Ripley, Al; for Copper Harbor, l. for Port
age Ia for P. onir G,d q; for Co5rad HILL $780,; for
Gold Hill, as; Tor Occse b5o We understand that the
sale OF ono thousand thares OF Phoax 1 y,strt
st 81, Was misaks the seller intending sell CAliern
Phoenix instead Of the stock usuAlly known by thA.
came here
There ales CT Po'osi Lad stock ~ tn. regu.-
board this moriin.. At 61S THIS crm pAny
rsi1 dividend Of two AID half per cent the lot
February, out Of the uat earnings 70. tn
rdtg December J. 1858 Thus far 1t has been tbs
mtst successful lead mining conpsnies 10 the 'ount'y
aDd there is very litts couot bat that il wilt Hue
gully productive Ii bA= been In aotuI opectt but
little more tta sir moutbs nd bas produced
from the sErt The nipsny's lands located Ia
the centre OF the Gre GssnA district of Aes,u
where lead be mined rItsntiveiy AID mere eco
nomcaly than in any other section except, perhaps
Wscor fn. It Is estimate tha the gross product o. the
Potosi mines this y.Ar1854 will exceed seven hundred
tons of Fig lead.
MINING BOARD FtB s.
ZOO abs North Carolina. SO 80 shs Altomah. AZ
2oe fotosi...... $3.50. GA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09
nANKs oY NV ORLKANs

Total liabilities December, s2lo67,6si January, s2i,
ss7Isl. Increase, ss2e, 4a3 Total assets Ds,smbs-,
s3Oa55 1872 January, ssl AIS ess Iacreas slo2s use
The annexed statement compiled from official rsturas
shows the railway traffic Of Great BetAia for the year
1858, compared With several years previous;-
The receipts for 1883 amounted 70 si7lso6;o IN 200
miles Of railway, being At the rate Of g. sso Der NIL.
The ecsps ip the 1882 amounted u Ei5 lao 3l0
sswir nci 10 favor o. 1853 OF 81 00 40 /, at
ion to the puos led returns OF 1853 tLer- are recspi
rtor Sl3 Mills If railway amounting 70 Abou'
sac Geo. ard en- $50 nilss Of cd raiiwsys amounting
sb.ut saoo coo, ush faether gao Geo. .hie1 AIDE
q The above hews total receipt OF ~ plO boo or ~
les q fa.Rg in Great B. itsD aud Iff ,d durnz tn
var 1908 a. sssiIst f5 53S $40 on 1ts1 les OF rail-
way IN lst2 iho~inr according = This e'umtt" An 10
ertne in toe r-c.tps Fl flSf6 % en- railway in tae
JLit'c hin sdom DUNG the year 1853
The cost OF constructing ia miles 81 railway smouut
e., up July last 70 SOS $40, beag ~ the rsss Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09
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J..
Tbis shows . very heavy balance again't US but At
this OF ths year. 1t is Of expected This is
the time for heavy impotstons and moaerAss exports
but the small outward movement Of spesis skes the q
greg.e export ,on much less than that of many pre-
weeks It h the mprsssien Of many Ansncers that
,ba shipment OF siecs rom this port has nearly ceased
for tins At least and that balances viii hereafter be
settled BY bills Of exchange, and that rates will rule Low
etorsh, and the supply large enough to make 1t not
only profitable to remit exchange. but to meet anJ dc
nsnd ;hat may arise The outward nsnt OF specie
viii rot in opinion at,gs her Tns exssn 'ies
OF Ger parties the other side may compel their
,ser,s here TO remit soe.s bat ~ general thing, the
prec'ous metals will not be repaired 10 mse. balances
The expectation OF breadstuR u Crest Britain during
the past week. has been quits moierAs bat to tho Con-
trept has been fult large usual Inc atTicss re
Gently received from Easlsud reA.ivs 70 the cora mar
kets have been Of character calculated to resr,t ship
mens ard spectators have been dispossi to wait fur
,ter secoun,s This is to great extent the Of tn,
limited outward movement but the ca1se Is 10
be found In the general relucance Of no dsrs 10 ship on
their own We have al rays 'ound dealers Aoo
spectators EGG and opposed to purchasing brsa stuff
here and having sent yard for sale In Liverpool
London preerrng TO wAis this movement Of Am sricAu
sptculsors Tits has ent4d heavy losses frequently
upon shippers and have had to bear the bruat o. all
dla.tsrs. Whether any change has taken place in tbs
syster not dses apvear, but fpeculAtcrs ths
side OF the Aare evidently have desire TO take any
rsks than they hel, tn, en,st of this is 10
Keep back supplies nom European markets, and to la
aAte prices in markets TO an sxtea, tia. uti
mstey uatss pmept' impossible, by tbs ex,ess In
quotations compared with those ruling AbroAi.
The reports az the hadipg departments Of tbs hanks o
New Orleans for the month OF January, 1884, compared
with those for December 1852 present the annexed
paratiys ststsment-