Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13
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DEC. 81 hhds tobacco, q cords wood 20 barrels
whskey 6oO hoop poles, 5000 lbs miscellaneous art-
cies, S42 barrels Hour 81 upland boats, coal boats,
. 1896 bushels coal.
Dc. 1927 hhds tobacco, tons pig metal. 10
cords wood. 1913 bushels corn, 2l5 bushels wheat,
Tao barrels -four 20 upland bouts, 10 coal boats
bushels coal.
DEC. 11.-23 hhds tobacco, o5 kegs manufactured
tobacco 5000 hoop poles, 267 bushels wheat % bus-
els meal 10 bags chesnus, 1000 bilets, irkins but
ter 2400 lbs. lard, 20o0 slaves CTS bbls flour 90 nm
land boais, Is coal boats, 3o72 bushels coal
frO'" Tie NJ Y''Gr,7'af Of Camgeee, Of Dee.a' .,
- Seeosd e4H0a, iG!f past one O'Clock, y. II
The Neus and tie .NaTkets-For New York Flour
which yesterday sold ut 71 learn that 81 has been
offered this morning. The offer was declined howe
yer with demand OF S3.-We do not learn that onv
large orders are i'll market
LoNpoN, Nov. 1.--.4gricuitu,l Report for Octo-
ber-The state othe Corn market is but too correct
an index OF the produce OF the late harvest respect
Doth OF quantity and quality. The deficiency i'm ouan
tty marked by the high price more particularly in
the article of wheat. The value of this grain has rs
en- greatly and rapidly since the last harvest perod
when IN years OF average produce, it is generally on
the Decline. Abont fortnight ago prices receded
and 1T was then hoped by many that panic and specu
laton had been more instrumental in raising the mark
ct than real or extensive deficiency. Had such been
.he case IN all probability, the reaction would have
peeh Us powerful III the contrary directions but il has
turned out differently. The abatement that occnrrcd
lot time has been maintained, and prices are advan-
eng, II they have attained TO the sums which tbov
reacneu before the decline. The variation in quality
ana the scarcity of good samples are clearly indicated
by the wide range which prices assume In wbeat
the difference IN value between the best und worst
samples, probably, exceeds SOS. quarter for while
there are others which will command more than 5O,
Large importations OF foreign wheat continue to ar
rVe but they have yet little effect in lowering
the market There seems to be a disposition to spec
uete on the chance OF still higher prices; for most of
the wheat lately imported is said to have been placed
under the Kings lock.
LONDON Cons Exchange, Oct. 3I.-Atlough our
supplies OF all kinds OF Grain are large since MonI,v
fine samples of Wheat fully support TINT days NJ s
ousthe principal call was in bonded Corn the holiers
OF winch do not seem inclined part with it, unless
at rise IN proportion To the fall of the duty and a.
Is KNOWN that next werk great reduction takes
place, the holders determined not TO enter il unt
the whole of tbs present duties shall be reduced
which viii deprive Government of the recent of a
large sum OF money Fine Barley and Oats fully
support our last currency. Last aggregate average
From the london .N5Do Price Current of Oct 80
Ton Acco-The demand for Tobacco appears aqnin
10 have revived; about 900 hhds have been sold. of
winch the greater proportion is Virginia at Led and
part since resold at Sid the other purchases are
small parcels by the trade at very full prices
Lo>DoN. Oct 81.
imperial aggregate average Of Wheat fox 1he last
weeks, 67s ed. Last weeks average 76s Present
duty on Wheat 3s Sd.
Corn Er-hnnge.-Therc was rather dull sale for
English w heat, but bonded Wheat continues i'm brisL
demand at an advance of full 2s per quarter since
Monday; but 1T is not dearer than Wednesday,
duty on foreign Wheat is reduced this week lis er
quarter
LEEDS Oct. S7.-Old Wheat, was 2s to Is and
New 5s to 6s higher in our market to-day.
liverpool, Oct %. We continue TO hive n steadv
demand for Cotton; the sales to- day amount to 1000
bags at full prices 500 of which have been taken on
speculation.