Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-06
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state. the ProvisIOn Market--The
: ReISels ExhOrted1Ol leave oR Raising
Cotton and TOhaeeo and to go to
Raising Corn and Wheat. ~

From the Memphis Appeal OF Oct. 26th.l
The Columbus embargo on grain and
produce still continues to bea fruitful sub
iect OF remark. Planters on Charge, from
within the limits of prohibition, complain
of the position in which they are placed
by the embargo. They say they have
cieerfully contributed to the comfort of
the army, and are ready to do as much as
any in behalf of the Southern cause, but
they do not like being denied the liberty o
going to market-they do not like produce
spoiiing on their hands, from the proceeds
ut which they should pay their taxes aud
lay in their supplies-and they do not like
the idea of being compelled to accept OF
one price for their produce, while their
npigLbors beyond the boundaries get an
other and higher price, There is "a grow
ing disposition to appeal to Richmond.
Sales of wheat were made at $3.50
81 60 was generally asked. Flour was
firm at 50 a $40 70, according to quality.
The Richmond jVa.) Wing OF Monday
quotes corn scarce and in demand ut 80
cents, oats so cents, wheat at 80 50 cents
for red, and ST 81 O5 for white.
TIE opinion is very generally expressed
that patriotic duty, wise policy and benev-
client feeling, all require the planter to
| abandon the planting of cotton for that OF
corn, wheat, potatoes, and other ncces-
sarics of life. Speakers expressed their
desire that the planters generally should
know that the war is not to be the short
effort of few months that was nnticipn-
ted; that in this war the encmy's policy is
to treat the South rather as besieged
garrison than as force in the fell In
the words of the New Orleans DeLtu, ''the
Po'Icy o. tue e"e! 60 ,r;,I ~ orn,s -
us ont 10 s""stltuNE 'ot $50, - ~ .s' "
!rla' OF FesouITvEi VI D+r,,n,r,
intercourse luis c',""se !" .te' 49, ~ -
mas zee" P'o"lPt '[ -,
South Is not seit-sust"'"'ns, t""t ~ nus
heretofore dePendeu upon oLntr G I;t
Tor many OF tue neeess''t'e: y. i''I' IT,
th"t rs 'ouS as IL Pu'sns' - 80
II VIII DC ur'Ee" " '"e "'.' rnr;,'s
90 save us PeOPIe ito"i 1s I',,''
mere Is mucn eA@sSet"''"'' Vi "
nus "ssnnPt'"" % Hut i, - :, 80 nit.
| mere Is l"'s ''ho"n' VI ~" ~ ~ ,..
that IL me ;o"u'" uulIns ,"' - $50, -,
nnd blockade continue IN IT'S GU So"ass2 VI
"eVonnS us hanu' l""or "uu up,
1" P!Ouue''on m ,'.. 50 -
make "vaitaoIe tor Tue S"Ppolt " 10
people; I.nLiH"es " i ,o.,o.t $50 800
anu tOOacco' Wuic" IL ''''ii"' ,.s
money I" purchase t"e ssS'' 10 ','s
anu II Is 'urI"et pre- e"'eu ''"'' So p
ch"Se ny the
''t'Ie s""eIt"R ''"u ""t ',i;',e -
people, anu 10 th""'t nv S%
strategy vi 'ne eneInH' ~ w W I"S -
Gus uuIy anu Po'i'! VI 'u'
ahahHoh, UT Rre"''y 'euuIe' '"I"
u"h VI Tue sG'P'eS l" ot"et !" ~. -
land anu labor 10 r.'s'hg PROVISIONS , anu
4 supplies wnich they nave nit"cF'o pun
cd from other c9@h'r'eS. r.,,.,-
ing rom Tue VIEW H J G1sSee" ,r.ith ,no
ior '"e !"SlnR q, tNe w H."
expectation oi teS.i"' y.
Europe, Is an 'y''s i,t'""S .'i s"e
ent- me D'c1S'.!e %''' ,, T'' D,I,, rta,os
AFTER severe hEhtlIS "e D.''a So
tHat u Is c""teLnp'''eu ~ ch;a '"", "rso
ZION OF coI."" P''u:eFs ~ "nt I'll 40
o! proceeding on 'H'S Su"J'It : SSI''.. W ,S
c!"eu o"' "''e ST. va w. 80. 7,tton
co''on planters 'tocGe' " Hto% 80" Iii
next year as they nave uone '"'si W. :.
again have 1t on their nahus' anu "1 ~, II
llhposslOie 10 turn u 'nto In""ey' WIZ
th"h this' II we shouiu n"'e wv vi NO.
crops OIL COTTON on hlnu "ne" 'ne o'S'N-
tde Is opened, tue piahterS' 'eu"seI ~
extremity Tor want OF lhonGy, nus I, 'uSI'
I"eiI co't"" !" ll, FNe' ri i =
market w""'u oe Eiutteu' '!H p'icG "out !,
go nO"h' gut OF 'n""n'Ic'lreu soo Jus
wo"'' load inc snelVeS OF ue',Ler" on tu e
succeeding season, anu mus tne pre- u,
COTTON wo"Iu suner nelIFSS no. H., ~ ny
take years TO recover rom. on ."c , Coi'.
'r"ry, II provisions arc r".sIu oul Ps"p IN
WIN "S IeI' sle Scne'nes o' .ns e". s ~,
'n,S NC ""."'u' ''".' m. P..S. IL.
WI, VIII "e ""'n''neu III "'e''' MA VS.
us Is SUBJECT 9l"''rt' Siou'u "e'' w."
S'der' we can sc"rce,y eNi'eIt """'".a
year 10 nave as taForaDic a season as VIZ
nave h"d TINS, ana Tue price Oh pI"' ISL,
De TemNnerntiTe, everytmng WIN u"| ~, u
ready market ,or re1uy nouoy' ""u .%I
cause OF tue Soutn VIII rece''e " Po"'''"'
| support.