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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-20

r OTIS FOR sALE.-2OO by 40 feet on the corner Of
WM. II. JAMES,
aug3o-f At the Gas Works.
NWENTY EIGHT Shares Evansville Insurance Company
l. Stock. Apply to W. I. PAGE. Cashier.
<NRAsS sEED-The subscribers wish to buy busheI
W OF Red sop Seed which they will paw the highest
kst pries in Immediately. s-ps r. GRANT X CO.
L GEO. FOSTER 81 CO.
sepI3 Corner Locus, and Danham st.
REV GOODS ust reed by Adans L. Co.. Express only
. ten days from New York at -
sepl3 A. c. PUSHES.
AIDES SLEEVE Bi TTONs. Charms. Beads. Elias
sepiS A c. PUsHEE's
NJUsICBuXEs AeeOrleons aud French Harps iust reed
sepi5 "A. C. PUSHES.
(,H0IcE RIO CoFFEE.--so bag. strictly choice for
~ sale by 5. L. GILBERT * CO
ser2I Sycamore near " ater
LOUISVILLE PAPER vi Ia.
g ). a \. Y. Dupont.
- I3ook Printing PAPER Wholesale all
kiRJs Printers lk &c.. als1 Agents for the
manuflrtHre oi GGnIOwGer.
No la Main Street Louisville. Ky.
y b. The highest market price in cash paid for Rigs.
Hemp ant cotton wastes seI25-om
- ~ bGis -aIeratus: 25ba- s.lera.us in III Papers:
. doz wash roards; ? gro Mex. Mustang Lin;
e..e Natrh-.: 81 coils Ietnp A tirss Rope:
octi 70 Pi.gsToS BROS
EFT BaACELgrs. Necklaces. Cornealian Hearts and
sepI5 as. PUsHEE's.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-20
READ. REApm REAn.g

READ, READn REAn.!!
OF frssiirnt ef the Hear
Fcmsie College.
ar sumner widely knoSn Tor great rial worth and
for high honorable hearing his school /. famed
teacher the rapid pills
make in the requirement Of useful bs'~ie,xe;
New cAST;E. KY. Nav ~ 1859
Indian N-csslle Panse, has been used in
family school With entire satisfaction Nr. arms
has also uei IL Nth decided beaeh aud
slhangh have psyelf satisfied from abe
under my ears Of my amy that is
aV.iuaile medicine 5. ). 81 MNKR
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-20

UEt EVT VIE FDff sff.E
fHtWO Lots MIN tetyeen fIith and Sixth
ths OF er between sixth and Seventh each containing q
~ Lot iamaseo. by Il2. with
purposes
: pr, Frsii- me-.
,les ind. vdt.ke aai liberal For particulars
iqire Of RUDOLPH KEHR. Notary Public.
ey1S-tf ktr,t 81. N. .. johnson :. Atty.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-20

DOCTORS
a. WALKER. WA. NJ. ELLIOTT and O. f. WALK
SEs Err have associated themselves together in the Practice
of Medicine and surgery IN their v-rOus branches
Their office Third above msin nearly opposite
the oil Court House.
They pared attend promptly professional calls in
sty and country.
seuf 3
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-20

EeROPRIETOIlS tn Crescent ClIy Foundry in Evans
VILE bd sll kinds MaehiLer in st le quality and
prlce tual - any IN t3o any city the West
Ne Fire Engines all Sas and Grst Mill
Irs0 Iron Water heels Car Wheels Cast Iron House
Frons Fence RailGg Brass Work OF all
kinds Wrought and Cast iron Bridge MOrk-Rderd
line business Prompt given to
Ptirs.
pay highest rice for Ser Iron Brass aud Copper
Foundry on the Cana-eorner Canal Ingle streets
sep4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-20
yOTIrE OF SAFE.

s%I ORR ills Nav<ve. warranted sood reserved per
eaa ~ ~ " GEO. FOSTER & CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-20
SOME THINGS CAN EE DONE AS WELL. As

HEAYThe high price will be paid in cash fer
III n any quantity Of good Hay BY
sePo l. UhA a W.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-20

everybody Of Dr. Rruee's Amanaes and
Jourusl I'D read he Of cares performed
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-20

CONEEC TiONifEG. s'EgESEgsVES. &C.
WEOIES Ale & RET tiI..
e aCIs ia fe,Pee folly 'niorus the pullic that he
N h N eitGsr Country mer-
tamil for Con dictionaries eV,ry seription
ineluiin Partisan Chr zrd work ofevery style &c.
JslieS OF hi rsuufscturr. tie
worl men grd AMI Is enabled Ill orders ctop
and Cakes every description promptly and cheap
~ Tie particularly asks the attention of
{" his stock aud prices. sepIS-u
INDIA RUBBER r iTTLt;s. Teething Rings, Balls
i Busks anu COmts. Just red "a
sepI5 4. c PT-SHEE's.
ROOMS 70 LET.
Rs FENTECD>t has . laTge and "a
Nd Rooms Which she H. letting ~ nermanert
Roarirrs wishing do
Ing 1T her Boar Ing House ON ater street Oet5-ti
ESRINTs.S cases elk. and rosite Prints do eolored
msdier. do Carl maia.r 20 do Prints
styles. direct Importation and FIR e low prices ~
JAMES LOW 4 CO.
slgS AIS Main St. Louisville. Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-20

10 MERt HANIs.
a PRACTfC N. B. ok keeprr wili Post and
IN Merchants Books make Balance Sheets in natv
company concerns: will take hsrge
Book, ia Wholesale House in any branch Of business
ply At the " all Paper Store Of -
augll JOHN Q. DEN bkEt y, DR.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-20

EtHAIRS.Just received and for sale low at our Fur
- niiure rooms Water street, 80 dozen wood-seat
cane-sesi. and sOfa-seat Chairs.
ianI7 WOOLsEY s. NELSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-20

q C PtSHEE ia VOW BEEN EIGHT FARS u
Evansville constantly adting all the its ns-ial an
articles this particular branch Of trad
with with Eastern merchants can
viii s- cash the lowest nars.t prices Custom p aa
renf are respect uy invites cal esd examine the
variety. store under Otd Fellows. Hall. first street
-2-lNlNw
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CoSSv.H5.C-S SALE
u OcIi6 GEO FOSTER CO.

UUST received direct the splendid as
90 sortmsnt Of shonahs Je~clry Finger Rings
Ear RIMS. Breast Pias etc. in ludng antifuI lot
KNOW NOTHING PINS all OF which will be soII az III,
lowest n. ures by q. GOSSEN
octl6 Se"Ond street. doors below Mai
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-02
More About the Arctic Disaster.

Mr.. Dorian, the Bird mate of the Arctic whose
courageous devotion 10 duty has made his name
famlnf 10 our readers, has addressed the follow
ing letter 10 Mr.. Holland, of Washington
NEW York, oct. y, 1851.
hr. Holland SIR am stranger and can
oi,r no apology for addressing you, further than
my desire of adding my humble testimony to the
merits of Your noble hoy.
He was in the habit daily of coming to my
roon telling me funny stories, &c, and in this
way had the pleasure Of forming an intimate
acquaintanceship.
believing that anything connected with him
in the last might possess DEAR though
painful, interest to YOU | send you all know
| regret il is exceedingly scanty.
About two hours after The Arctic WAS struck.
the firing of the gun attracted my attention; and
| rccorct that, when | saw Mr.. Holland, it
struck me remarkably strange that he alone,
of all belonging to the engineering departments
should he there. He must have had good
chance to 20 in the chief engineers boat and be
saved, but he did not, IT seems, make the slight
est eXertion to save himself. His whole conduct
can be accounted for by the simple word duty,
aud nothing else.
| recollcct that, about AN hour before the ship
sunk, | was hurriedly searching for spikes to
help To form II raft had Just passed through
the saloon; ON the sofas men who had fam
ted=and there were many of them, too; the la
they seemed to me to be strangely quiet anG re.
/ signed. As emerged fym the saloon, the
| the scene that presented itself was one hope
/ never To see again The passengers had broken
/ up the bar; the liquors were flowing down the
! scuppers. Here and there were strong stout
| looking men on their knees, in the attitude of
prayers others when askedto do anything were
immoyablc, perfectly stupiied. In the midst of
| this scene Stewart cume RAINING up to me; his
/ words were: dorian, my powder is out; want
more; give me the key "Neyer mind the key"
replied; take AN axe and break open the door"
| He snatched one close beside me, and down into
! the ships hold he diyed. and went over the
ships side To my raft Half an hour later. when
! busy at the raft "A voice hailed me, and ON look
ing up, | again saw Stewart, when he hurriedlv
asked: dorian, have you compass in your
! hoat!' NO. | replied; and off he went He
knew that any chance had would be shared with
him; and have often thought how strange it is
that that young man should for moment, quit
his gun 10 inquire after my safety, and never for
a moment think of his own. But such WAS Stew
art Holland. | reeollect distinctly his appear
ance as he hailed me from the deck. The right
| side of his face was black with powder and two
large spots on the left side. When he spoke, his
cnnntennnce seemed to me 10 be lighted up with
something like II quiet smile
Respectable YOURS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-02
TO THE PHYSICIANS OF VIRGINIA,
and TO NIL who use Liquor as IA Medi.
cine or as II Beverage

Physicians who Prescribe Alcoholic qnor. 10. med :
riun purposes should give IN. P'ei"renc"to WoLtE'S
oCHEDAM AROMAlI C SCHNAPPS
!, 1t Is manufactured Scheiam ~ Elo,,nfd, md
exclusively IN the factory OF tie pruIri 10y pioces-
'"s and from mntcr'nl elsewhere unemployed and un
known.
- 1t Is proved by tho repeated analysis # several
cmIncni chemists, to be entirely II, FROM the ,erhrioDs
0u-i oil which remains , every kind Of quo- dj,t led
from grar, aud which i the eausr oi the nervous and
,i~cem DEM cement, ,erl7us ongesti"n, aud morbid
desiIr tff habitua AMI incorporate il gence which
such iiqnof, invariably tend to -uperiuduc".
j. II proved by thu ,ame nnerring tests that the
Juniper GIN favored with the coarse, aclid and
tndisr@ble oil OF jupiter heretofore used, but with
hr specifically lighter, mnr Volatile, nronuic and me-
cina ot the two essential oils of the Italian juniper
berry, ne eeted by every other manufacturer.
4 1t i. chemically rnN ed L. be- absolutely pure in ts
,rclhaatlon-a quality obtained by an entirety pro
ccs, AID which no other lia.And GIN in the wof hu,
u,IGIrea.
,. 1t j.. roved by extensive medicaI experience md
Ic>tInnuy. bean ,hcrnt III agreeable rem
ri Ia naly rhscs "i iurett df psy. gtnvel chro IL
gnuI hrnmati,m. Influence, colo, cuncrrlion- ia the
iIn'y and fitidrr dyspepsia fever Igu". general
rlnhfy, sluggish circulation Of tine aluod, deficient
-iuiu'nion - ood a"d ex1au,l"d vital erergy.
&. II i moi grateful agd rehovatug coriil. ard,
WIEN led iii ectci, never ,fame> the ~ en- ~ IT,
iuebrieiy but tends r,tit'r ,bdue The hitter
hui.ts by trrifir ui.iihe ali Interior iqar. And
it nvalabty IN, il effects If bad wntrr. wieth
rr ia s"anry limestone districts. In al ot e
"uometut, "a tr. ha rival in any mntkct the
world.
Since the introduction Of his celebrated medicinal
hcy-rns, into the United State. number OF Liquor
House. in New lork and other large cite, lave
commence rauutrtleitng il. hr gcnune j. only sold
in quart and pint ouc> handsomely wrapped in Yellow
inP'r. with ny 'ume on the boui., IahcI
N"ud ndvi.e those who il me,i uaIly, purchase
the hllle Bars aud Hotel. frequently fiji my OF.
to- wiih comrnn gin aud sell for the genuine Fur
''lr ~ all the rr'Pect,hie Durgi,rs in tie Unied
SAFES UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Nnnunciut', and IDpo.ter,
10, %. and % Bcnver-.t New York.
Th"wnfl S'hnurp" beioiss exclusively my arli
Gle, all others counterfeit.
nos. > ditaw3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-02
Lyacabu Circuit Cou.t.

Ire Circuit Court commenced it, session in
this ely today-JrDGE LEIGH presiding.
The Court after its charge to the Grand jury,
and dsposing of the usual motions, proceeded
upon the criminal docket.
The case ofthe Commonwealth vs. Norris ,eharg-
ed with utterrg seditious and imhammatory
language upon the subject Of slavery, was tried
and the evidence not sustaining the charge, the
defendant VAS acquitted, the commemorative at
torney concuring-Mai Garland for the Com
monwealth.-W b. Roane for the defendant.
Commonwealth vs.. Cunningham, charged with
larceny in stealing two tons of Iron from the
Messr-. Jordan Of Buchanan, verdict Of guilty,
with Il months imprisonment in the Penitentary.
Argued by Garland for the Commonwealth
Booker Il Tribe for the prisoner.
\ true bill was found against John North,
charged with the murder of George Cox, aud
bill Us, Meek- for larceny, ignored. Judge
LEIGu appears in fine health, and is pressing on
with the business of the term with his character
energy and yigor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-02
RICHMOND MARKETs-oct 80, 1854

ihe nl'wlng quotations mr. wh",e.ul.. lot
mall "rirrs higher prices will be charged
.BAcoS-Gty curcl and Smithfed, hog +, und, Ola 0
s"nt~; Western SIDES 81; Shoulder. 7 a73; llams
10 T.; Western Baggcd ia -; Queen Ciiy Hams
80 ct, North CHr"linn hog round 9alr; Todd, 95c.
Cons NEN-l0Iccnts ~ bus.
CoR>-s1aga cents p bus.
trnrR-sS 80 offered. s9asked.
OATs-Aew 524055c d bu..
S.Lr-Sae- at : 80 from WHAT - from fore
WHE.T-N hitr, 81 20 80 ior good clrpce.
HuASo-Ne quote Peruvian at $50 80 drllsele, from
.rmr-rnm wln,f so; Mexican j4l3j 81
ropAec ,--fhe be- ak% small without change in
p'ce-.
LIMB Il 25 from huff; 81 80 in store.
BurffK-Commun Butter drnand at from 8 to 10
ct,; Prus l4d Il et,i goshen % cts scarce.
BEEswax-254426i y h.
overwhelmingly: Onld, Duruy & Co, S3a4 ~
per gall; \. Scignctr, $!25a3 80; Snze,ac. 50 Pad
Ilrnnes ey 81 9jn4 g.; Peach slal %; Nir
gina Apre, G0c do. old 75nsl4 Northern d. DO; I'm
ttuion, 45ai74c. Rum, New England. 42c. Gin
Holland. Slal SO Arer can, i5c. Nhi-kcy Richmond
k,ctjf.d, 70 cash. Cnc.nrati 40 rr-., m, nfh-
N,oI-Ntshed ~ IL; UNIV sncd lS Ct, u ID
ttsn-fierripgs, North Cnrolira gr IS. s. 50
G,milv Roe in bbIs.. s74lo in haf barb. MI 4 J
Clipped f7ia74. Shad s9l Il 10 p lhl. Mackprei
No | sls I9l p hhl; No ., 81; No s91; No.
= II 5e iiaIitlN Clipped Ne. 3 2jns1 80, No >,
81 IS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-02
TO Contractors.

THE North River Navigation Company pro-
pose 10 let to Contract all of the unfinished
work upon the line of their Improvement not al
ready contracted for, To be paid for in the Com
pany guaranteed Bonds.
The work To be done consists of Guard Locks
and Dams No. L. ,, 3 aud !, and field Locks No.
| and >, with about halfa mile of Canal and the
necessary towing paths. The Bonds proposed
to be given in payment of the work above stated
part of the Sli6,0O0 authorized by Act of
the Legislature, passed March 18TH 1884, and
are redeemable in II years The interest is
payable semi annually, and will be paid in Bank
at Richmond or Lexington as may be agreed up
ON. The principal and interest are secured by
pledge of Tolls by the j. r. q kanawha Com
any, upon all tonnage passing over their i'm
provement, excepting $1,000 annually. The
mount of Tolls thus received by the }. Il. X ka-
Company for the year ending July lst 1S5l,was
$1,000 reseryed.leaves a nett sum of Sl0.729 81.
A no loan was negotiated previous to the year
ending July lst 1854, the above sum becomes
sinking fund to be applied to the purposes of the
Trust and for the redemption of the principal OF
any loan as the same may become due.
Persons wishing to become contractors are in
vited to examine the line of the proposed i'm
pro'cment, and also to examine the plans and
specifications for the work at the Office of the
Engineer, at the Mouth Of Buffalo or at the Com
pany's Office in Lexington.
JACOB NJ. RUFF,
oct % CIV PreSt \. II. n. Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-02
FRANCIS DORIAN.

IHE LOST EXPEprrIoN.-The English Book Of
lleraldry. il is said, describes the crest of Sir
John Franklin rs precisely like that described
by DIR. Rae. and another crest and motto exactly
that of Lieut.. fairhome, of the expedition The
initials on one of the forks, Ii. d. s. c.. are evil
IDENTITY those of Assistant Surgeon II. ID. :. Good
air, and those of A. Med those of Surgeon A.
Mcdonald, j. F.. is probably james Fitzlames.
commander of the Erehus {. A. NJ, c. A. Mac
lean, second master of the Terror, and J. s. b..
lnay be John 5. Peddie, surgeon of the Terror,
the nit'nIs being somewhat obscurcd. according
10 the account. These names indicate that the
persons whose remains have been found belonged
to both ships, So that the entire expedition is
probably destroyed. Phil ledger.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-02
NEW CONCERN.

NEW CONCERN.--OTr < CONNELL hnv-
Y ing recently nurcha the Corn and Plaster Mil
with lie Wool CurIng Mnctines. &c f,rmcrly b.lnng-
ing Ia NJ Connc ST., would respectfully inform IN"
bnb'e and t'ir ffie"d' seners that they Viii srinl
Corn AMI pin.,sr and ,srl Nnul Roll. the most ac
commanding terms, and harc. hy strict attention /
merit II s'a,r ut pu',lir putrou,gr
Conn Meal and ri SIR always On hnod md for ,alc
WM. II. OFT,
LFnshaarr. Oct 26. ARTHUR CONNELL.
INV l..ltnM An
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-02

mca are
/. From Simphcropot to Scbnstopol. along the
declisity OF the lnuran chain; its length is thir
ty-six miles.
}. From Simpheropolto Yalta,across the Tau
rIan ehnin, mt the base of the Tehatir Dag its
length is forty six miles.
3. From Ynla to Balakavn, along the south
Coast.
1. From Balaklnva to sebastopol, around the
western termination of the Ttaurian chain; its
length is nino miles.
} From Simphcropol to Eupatoria.
u From Smpheropol TO pcrecop.
Baktch Serai is half way from Scbastopol to
SimpheropoI, the road between the two places
skirts the base of the Taulinn chain.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-02
lnNMfIlliiI.
Lynchburg Tobacco and Wheat Market

Lynchburg Tobacco and Wheat Market
NOVEMBER LIST, 1851.
TOBACCO.-But little coming in or SELL
ing-prices without change. Sales of Lngs
sito /; 81: common Leaf So 30 to 81 50; middlng
do - to 50 30; good to fine ship'g 80 tos and
STA. Manufacturing descriptions. none offering
with the exception Of little damaged, which Is
selling very we'll
WHEAr-Good to prime parcels 81 20 to 50
WIN. r. SMITH.
Comm Merhcdnt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-02

NOIsCE.-lh av on hand. at my shop, ; mi -.
" rom cry OF Lynch5nrg, immediately the
Anbrr.t Court House Boad:
-, ard 6 Horse Iron Axle< (waggon)
Rurnad and Ok Carts.
flanah., iiurrnw<, Cultivn,nrs, Sc,
Bed StrAj. Wash Stand.
Ihhle., Sair,. Wnrlf,a,,. 40.
N,"' WHICH / "mr,rt To he = Of De vry best matt
rad : nm vii -e! lheuns low ut lover tLau such
"'N eaad - oiminrd rl<' where Al ,"r oo~ ~ wauI
'"'a an ees vi" End it th,iriu5rr .u give me i.
n' as an d'eln ed to OFF, snr .riu,, rnrit- a viii
'i' III Is y. b. MAGRUDER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-02

in j. saaau'tj,- + #esel aud laIf r. Hone
Of when 3,e5J.uUU gge Ia the United state,
3250, 000 IN Brazil, 9o0.to0 in the Spanish COLI
mics. 55,000 in Dutch colonies 10000 in the
republics of Central America and 10000 in
European establishments in Africa.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-02

All other parts of the world furnishes, ns
shown by the above table. l,ls6, s25 pounds
Troy weight. ct silver. or S56, SO, 800. Mexico
l.650.O00 pounds, or S}3. 900 900, making n bal
ance in favor Of Mexico. as n silver producing
country over all other parts of the world, Of l63,
l25 pounds, Troy weight, or S926,0O0.
This would give proportion Of one To two in
respect 10 the gold production Of that year. Ger
tnnly not ratio that would confirm fears of
relative decline in the value of gold.--Ae,r York
Ec0n0mist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-02

EE y co. on the Dock. Richmond, Va, nave ia
store and Her for sui:
1000 sacks Liverpool Sal,
500 hhls Tho nbs'nn Lire
loo l. North Carolina Tar
300 ha'es prime Northern Hay
200 tons Luml Plaster
50 casks Cacincd 3E,ter
80 ions Damaged Peruvian Guaro
20 3" Mexican 90
20 " Tafeu
no bbls. Medium Ne. Marhar.i (new)
300 " Halifax ficrriugs
20 " Winter li'ra.hcd Snlur Oil;
A.o,a complete assortment Of Na,hia nd Russn.
Cordnge. Blocks, Sc. nov Us
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-02
MORNING. =. NOV. ,. IL
Prospect ofthe Wheat Trade

The return in the European markets of com
parative abundance of breadstuffs from the last
harsests after the short crops of ls5}.haye bad a
sensible effect in reducing prices even below the
standard which the state of SUPPLIES Justified
A reaction however has taken place. particularly
IN the English markets and the advance. from
the most reliable returns of the probable English
demand, and of the home and foreign supplies to
meet that demand, will in all probability be main
tanned until the harvest of ISIS. The Lon
don Mark Lane Express makes the following esti-
mate of English supplies for the ensuing year
1.-The estimated extra breadth in the
United Kingdom last season Is one tenfh abor'
the acreage, equal to l.610.000 quarters. On
the other hand, there is an excess of produce a
bove the average of from sixth to eighth.
Taking the mean of one seventh. our aecount OF
the present crop and stock stands as follows -
Quarters.
Average produce .-...-......... l6uOO,OOO
Excess in breadth one tenth. 100000
17,600.0OO
Excess Of produce one. seventh 2,5I4.2s5
Quarters ........-.. 20.ll3,2Sj
Ii to this we add one million aud hall OF for
egngrain, we have aggregate of 2l.6li ,2S5
quarters to meet the consumption of the yeur
which is estimated at 2l,OOU,UpO, There will
still, however, be the usual stock of the coun-
try-n,w minus 5.O01, 900 quartors-to be made
up. For it would be monstrous 10 suppose, that
III country like this. there should be no stock
ON hand to fall back upon in emergency. We
shall therefore require an importation this year Of
from four TO five million quarters, to place ns in
the average condition have hitherto found
ourselves in, in regard to the stock of wheat"
To obtain this supply, II is not estimated that
the usual quota, il any, will be furnished from
the Ports Of the Black Sea The requirements
of the state of war which exists there, the con
sumption aud waste of large hostile nrnancnts,
will absorb more than the supplies heretofore
shipped 10 Western Europe. France aud Italy
are closed against expectation by pruhibitary
laws, aud in each the stocks Of old wheat have
been exhausted. Supple. from the Baltic have
also been cut of, leaving mainly the German
States, CANADA and the Uuitrd States "a the
sources from which the deficits must be fur
nished.
Under these Circumstances, with doubtful
SIMPLY from Northern Europe, no old stocks aud
a comparatively much smaller crop in the United
States than in 1853, il would seem almost a Ger
tainty that prices OF bresdstutis must range high
fer the next eight or ten months.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-02
CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.
prIE ~ sn nm ,,ar ,u,t ,,r,,.., ,,I,;,I

BEEF-S2 80 a 81 % per cwt. gross, which is
s. n s. UO net
Hoes So per hundred. Supply moderate.
SnEEr-Muton sell for So 80 - piece for
ordinary and superior sheep. Lambs, bring 81
50 each, according to quality.
NEAI.-CalreS fit for Veal sell at SASS eoch
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-02

Truth AND PoETRY.--At the recent commence
ment at Waterye, Me-, sparkling and witty
poem was delivered by Hon. Chas fhurbcr. Of
Worchester. The present Congress came in for
first rate notice:
.Ehnct 40 Jaw for days. and weeks aud mo tbs
Till drunk u, last they Ia.- them oil at once
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-02

The n. York Economist states that the guam
tty Of -four (the wheat being reduced to hour)
left at tide water this year compared with the
corresponding period of last year, shows n de-
crease of 900, Ss4 bbls