Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-07

81. per Dbl. more than on last Tuesday. Old
and new oats caught the attention of some of
the country dealers, and being below the ave.
rage of either wheat or Hour, excessive sales
might have been made at our last quotations.
Wheat, new. lis Cd. TO lbs. per 20 lbs do
foreign, lis. Cd. TO lbs. Sd. do. do. Irish to
Is. do. Barley, English, SIS. Sd. to 6s. Sd. per
90 lbs; do. Irish aud foreign, Is. 81. to 5s.
Sd do.
American -four, 81 to Is per Dbl. of 100 lbs
nett
Import of Grain for the ,ceef ending September ~.
Wheat, 1900 bushels, 40 Id. cacn Ba,iey,
100 bushels, 90 lbs. each; Oats. ~ $50 bushels,
10 lbs. each American Flour, 1915 barrels.
From The London New Price Current of
September SO, receiced at tie Office of the
Commercial AireftiSer
Co'n.-There is much interest excited
as 10 the quality OF the new crop: the
samples of wheat that have yet appeared
at market are certainly IN general cold
and damp; the few fine dry samples were
eagerly taken off yesterday at further
advance OF 5s. a rs. Fine Dantzic wheat
IN consequence was more IN request, and
the best samples sold freely at 6s. advance
there was a similar Improvement in
good red wheat; the kiln dried Russia
SOLIDS. higher. American flour attracted
much attention, and sold readily al the
advance OF 5s. a 6s. per barrel.--Dried
rye was enquired after, but there was
none offered for sale; ifany good parcels
were to he brought forward, our quotali
ons could be realized. The new Barleys
were very coarse, a few picked samples
sold at our quoted currency, but the great
proportion sold at all prices down to
3Ss.-The new Oats in the market were
light and ordinary good old samples in
consequence realized prices Is. higher ::
the ordinary new was offered at very low
rates without facilitating sales.-Beans
were without variation. Grey Peas we're
IS. lower. There was nothing doing in
LinSeed, and no Rape -seed AT markell
Iares and new Mustard Seed were each
Is. lower.
Import Of Foreign Grain.-The agrre-
gate average forthe lasts weeks has Inst
been taken the ports continued open 10
the free Importation OF Foreign Wheat,
Flour, Barley, and Oats, from all places.
aud under any flag, till 10Th November
next. The ports are shut against the i'm
port of Beans and Peas from any place
whatever; and Shut against the Import
ot Rye from ports between the EYder
and Bidassea the import of RYE from
the Baltic, and the more distant ports, is
still free.
Iobacco.-The late depression in the
prices of Tobacco has attracted the al
tention of purchasers, but there are no
buyers, but at very reduced rates. A
considerable parcel of Georgias reported
TO be taken at 5 I'D; The prices of To-
bacco have very nearly declined TO the
prices at which large export orders are ex-
pected to be executed.
Rice.-There have been considerable
enquiries after rice, but no purchasers
except at lower prices. A public sale of
l4S barrels Of Carolina rice was brought
forward last week, small proportion on
ly was sold at 42s 43s.
LIVERPOOL, September 27.-The
trade having stocked themselves pretty
heavily by their late purchases of Cotton,
the demand this week has been very linn
tied the holders, however, in general
are steady, and we cannot note any de
cline IN prices, except about Id per ID. in
Bowels and Orleans. The sales are
go Bowels at 10 to Gid for Inferior
to fair, 81 Id TO Esd for good fair to
prime 400 Orleans at 23d to 2s for good !;
fair TO good and few prime at - ii
and 2s I'D 800 Sea-lsiand at d ca to
2s iQd for fair TO very good; $50 Pernams
at Is Sd ; rs Maranilams at 2s I'D to Is
ID s Demeraras ut IS ed $50 Bengals
al l44d making about 300 bags; the ar
rivals are 371S bags"