Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-15
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From New Orleans, d.. 81. "a.
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FLOUR was ruther dull observation-disclosures offer
ing So so for Canal g. holders refusing sell for less
than So Indeed This article has risen rapidly and
to very high price, that buyers have become
tons, and disposed to wait for further ini3rna-
ton from England and tho North.
WHEAT was III great demand, at small advance
ISL so being freely given.
COiN.-Ti,c rise in " heat has, as might DC cx-
pected extended itself to Corn and all other kinds of
Bread-stufs On Tuesday, IS cts. was the current
price, fer Corn. Yesterday morning, cargo wac sold
for 81 lie cts:ard 60 cts. per bushc way asked III
the afternoon.
TOBACCO.-Thc operations in Tobacco are very
limited; being chiefly confined to purchases made by
the Manufacturers Of common and nddlinr qualities,
s. 30 to so and s. Since the inspections closed
the Grt of the last month, very little has been re-
criycd ut the different Warehouses. Yesterday we
had the first specimen of the crop in lh;ls in
spccto at Shockoc of fine to good quality which sold
publicly to a Manufacturer at Sc, and 10 pct hun
drcd.From the shortness of the crop, which all ac-
counts confirm, may expect advanced prices for
that coming in for inspection; and ifthe French
monopoly be destroyed, of which there is almost
certuinty increased competition will necessarily en-
auce the value of all qualities suited to the markets
of that country.
Present price varies from 3 so to 8 80 und 10.
Craps IN ConnGo.--Thc Montreal Herald OF the LIST
lust says that great complaints made OF tic short
ness OF tie wheat crop in the CanadaS.
The n. York American of Monday quotes T. s.
Bank Stock 1913 Il 1884; Exchange on London io5 a
| Ill.
From TIE n. Y. journal Of Coug,rrce of .Nap TO-
Second edition, holt past one O'Clock, p. N
The .lfv,tet.-Flour to say the most is no higher
this morning, and we think that Sellers though very
ready to accept of the prices quoted i'll review of
this morning. (S94 l0) have been able effect but
very few if any sales.
Fcghts-Freights continue dull, and at low rates.
Small vessels generally find employ ut low rates.
There is little inducemont to large ships either
here ut the South. Some Urge vessus have been
taken mp TO load cotton at Charleston s. c. ut
| business generally was dull during the week EXCEPT
on the corn exchange.
baltimore, Nov. II.
| PIE FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET-Pho
advanced prices of Flour, alluded to our Review lS
the close Of the last week. have been, subsequently,
fully supported in this market. On Monday r1ornno
small sales of Howard street Flour were made fro!
the stores at 50 per burrel. Yesterday the wagon
price for this description So %, 1t which rute il
was readily taken; and holders asking, from tht
stores $40 per barrel. q'he stock of Howard strcc
-four is quite light, and the supplies in moderate
ily. On Monday afternoon, two lots cotuprsinr 8U(
barrels City Mills Flour were sold at s. so, cash.
we heard of no transactions Yesterday holders de-
nland $40 per barrel.
J Salos Of good red Dteut were made Yesterday. a
81 95 81 OF per bushel. Sales Of Rye at 81 cents
Sales of Corn ut G2 IS cents.
sale of 200 barrels LIST proof D7hislcy vas alss
made yesterday, at &c cents per STANDARDIZATION