Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-27

doubt il eos would be given. The ports will
not open 10 the United Utates this year, and,
probably, not in February.
"Cloyer seed will be wanted, in the spring
probably at so 7os per cwt. aud FAX seed at
30 Il Sos per hid"
london Corn Erchoags Oct G.-We had
an immense supply Of wheat this morning,
from Essex, Kent, Suffolk, and the northern
seaport counties, which together with what
remained over from last weeks arrivals pro-
duced an almost total stagnatiOn i'm the mar
Ret. What sales We're made, were only Of the
finest old wheat, which obtained last MONDAYS
prices but no sales of the new could be effect
cd from the damp state ofthe samples.
SoUTHwARK, Oct. S.-The current price of
new Hops arc-bags a. to ca pockets, so to
40, and up to sos. per cwt. and demand for
good ones.
LoSpoN, Oct o.-The price of corn, dur
ing the first weeks ofthe four quarters fthc
year, beginning 18th of November, 18th Feb
r,iary, 9th May, and 18th August, has no op-
Grafton Whatever upon the average which is to
open the ports, and that it is only during the
last SIX weeks OF those quarters that the ave-
rage is OF importance. IF this circumstance
were universally known and acted upon by
farmers throughout the united Kingdom, and
II they, III consequence, generally speaking,
sold their inferior and lower priced grain dur
ing the san lceeks preceding the 18th of No
veni5er, 9TH February, 18th May, and 18th
August, ana their finer and higher priced grain
Tor t'lr stUe ,cctES succeeding those periods. il
| cannot be doubted but that the probability OF
the apprc'. rnded calamity would be extremely
diminished.
The intelligence from England by the last
arrivals, appears to have given the Hour deal
crs here an idea that there may vet be TO-
reign demand that will warrants higher price
ior flour tlian 1t has been selling AT the last
week. Some small sales were made ycster-
day ut from to % per Dbl. As consider
able interest rs felt on this subject, we insert
the following
CIRCULAR.
Airerpool Corn Exchange, Tuesaoa, Ell Oct.
! SiH The depression ia this corn market
noiicedn my last circular, was increased on
! wednesday by the accounts from LONDON, o.
a further considerable decline III Mark lane ON
the preceding Monday, and the weather then
! appeaTii5 more settled, some few sales were
made OF good old whcats at reduction ola
bout Cd TO Is per 70 ib.--but having "A rcc,,r
renee of very heavy rains on Friday and Sa-
tugtay, the demand revived, and ON the last
mentioned dry at our MAJ ket here, some con-
siderable speculative purchases uf old wheafs
were made at nearly the same prices as on
Tuesday. The imports of every description
OF grain have been very considerable during
the past week, and upon the whola there has
not b:cn much business done-inc mailing
barley being scarce has been hr!ti at an ad-
vance OF 81 to Cd per 60 lbs. whilst grinding
hurley may be bought Mt Sd TO Cd par 60 lbs.
decine--Malt has been sold at about Sd Der
ga.lons, aud oats about Sd per a. lbs low
or beans have also been sold at IL reduc;ion
1i IS To Is per quarter and at Manchester on
Saturday few Or no sales could be effected of
any gram rom this PORTRAIT market being
| men supplied at lower rates from the York
shire side. The now wheat from Ireland has
been hitherto of very bad quality, even the
best, apparently nearly sound, is hardly sale
able al Gs Cd to Is, whilst great portion of it
is offered in vain at Is to i6d per 10 lbs. low
er; ncly Irish oats are also very inferior and
uasaleahie and the produce of our own dis
trct, with the exception OF some wheat OF We
~ fair quality which was sold at 9s Sd 10 ! os
Sd per 20 lbs appears also most seriously in
jared by the very bad weather we have had.
and makes the holders OF old grain, particular
~ fWheat, more confident of much higher
prices
Some considerable sales of Canadian wheat
IN bond nave been made during the past week.
OF This article has now been purchased cut
OF the importers hands-ior every kind Of
! grain in bond the demand has entirely subsid-
ed; and the prices thereo? are merely nominal
the same remark Is ne present almost equal
ly applicable to American -four In bond. but a
renewed demand for export 10 the West Indies
is now confidently eXpected--the present
week, which will end on Saturday next, is the
first OF the SIX for regulating the importa-
ton of foreign grain in the November quart r,
7 theaverage prices of which viii appear in the
Gazette of the 18th inst
At this days market there was very
poor attendance, and although some little fur
Their reduction on the above stated prices
! would have been submitted to, SD very feg
sales have been made of any kind Of grain,
tiiat can only endeavour to quote prices be-
low as correctly as the present state Of this
market will admit. | remain, &c.
JAMES SCOTT.
Wheat per 10 lb-fne sweet English. White.
ias Il les Cd do. do. red, lis Sd Us Sd
New English 1891, IS cd a lis U. States
los Cd Canada. los do in bond 9s Cd to los
Sd.
Flour-English fine seconds, per $50 h..
64s 65s Irish do. do per go b 53 ii Sc ;
Canada, fine sweet per 196 ID SO a 40 Ameri-
can do. sour, 10 lbs /; do supcrfinc sweet
new, in bond, 34s a 36S do. old do. SOS d 33s ;
sour do o5sa a8s."
Sir Gresor M'Gregor, who is at present in
Edinburgh, has set forth long vindication of
his conduct at the retaking of Porto BeIlo by
1 the Spaniards. He asserts, that the place was
surprised by the enemy, through the trea-
cherry of All officer who bad the command Of
the outposts, and "who had engaged to the
Duke of San Carlos, in London, to seize the
earliest opportunity of delivering him into the
hands of the Spaniards." He asserts also, that
after having escaped on board his ship, he was
preparing an attack upon the town by his squa-