Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-20
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LATEST EROM EUROPE-Tle packet s,n i
!exandei baldwin, has arrived at Philadelphia from
Liverpool, whence SIZE sailed the 9th March TIN
Corn law question had been before the Houae of Conn
mons Oh the 9th March, when Mr. Caoninc s:ibm;,ted
plan on which process was reported and adjourned
10 The Thursday following. good deal of snecuIation
and excitement appear 20 prevail among ali classes AZ
the result The plan submitted is TO increase tie du
ties as tie prices Of Wheat and other grain decrease
and in like manner TO decrease the duties one shllin
for every Two shiliings advance IN consequence Of
these resolutions Wheat out of bond Br. rose from Dis to
is per bushe. American Flour, new, in bond o5y
to us per Dbl CT i96 lbs Intelligence received from
India dated carly November gives very rDEvo,a
bic accounts of The Indigo crops.
'I.ryHnroor 9th March, 1927.
toe import Of Cotton has been large the last Ten
days. bot we have had steady and good demand
AID though holders have offered their slccks freely the
market prices maintained. The sales amount ,,
about COCO bales per day, consisting principally ofIr-
land at 60, 60, and 81, per To- The transaction in Or
leans have been limited and confined chiefly TO recent
imports of the new crop al 6 1.-THE consumpiicr
is going extensively, but apprehend the pro-
fits Of tie manufacturer will not warrant hirher M
for the material
Tre public papers viii give you Che the particulars
Of the Ministerial plan for the regulation of the Corn
rade, which viii probably be adopted ilhout much
change The last average price of wheat IS 3-8 per
quarter, aud while II remains below you III observe
the new laws DO not hold out encouragement for flour
Shipments. The price OF free wheat has been kert
down by The apprehension Of foreign supplies but Is
nov advancing. Indian Corn would b. the ne-y
regulations in al duty of Is. per quarter; the
average ofBarIey being 33s, price however which is
not likely to be long maintained Tie demand for Ir~
dian Corn is Limited, and Flour in bond nominal t,eru
beng enquiry for export at present.
'Eice is III much request both for home trade and
export, and the supply not equal TO tie demand; 100
casks OF mlddling to good quality have been sold with
in these last few days at 22s n 23s. per cwt-Ashes
arc extremely fiat and declining. Our impou Of Flag.
seed has been unusually small, and there is aue now
here n first hands; sales Of Is. York seed were
made last week al 65s. and within these few days tie
has beer obi 4
Cioversccd Is and in fair demand. There have
been no recent imports Of urpentine aud IDS per cvg
bias been refused for parcel Of good quality in The
bands Of speculator; change in tar. Tobacco j,
ia steady demand, and in The last ten days about 500
hhs have changed hands principally Virginia STEM,
med at ii Sd. In leaf very little doing.
"Coiton, Upland, CT I'D Orleans, 81 8jd Al
ALBANIA 81 74d Sea Island. IO5 Sd; Stained 3D.;
Flour IN bond, 1885, Indian Corn, per quar-. SO a 3Gs,
TORTUGAL.--A Lisbon paper, received by the
brig Con;ucus, at New York, contains copy OF
cenfcn!ih", EFr'agg certain arrangements fox Ito