Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-16

LoNooN CoaN EXCHANGE, Oct. 3,.-Ait;iouyh or
supplies or al! kinds OF Grain large since Monday
fine samples of Wheat fully support that DAYS prices
but the principal call III bonded Corn the holders
OF which do not seem inclined to part with it. unless
ut i'll proportion to the fall Of the duty; and as
1T IS known, that next werk great reduction takes
place, the holders determined not to enter it un.
the whole of tbs present duties shall be reduced
which Will deprive Government OF the recent of
large sum of money. Fine Barley and Oats fi,nv
support our last currency. Last aggregate t:crare
Csc, duty I3s8.
tSoHs the Los,ion Mem Prtcs Cu,-rcq. of OFT. So
I"BAcco-The demand for Tobacco appears again
TO have revved about 500 hhds. have been sold of
which the greater proportion is Virginia at ) led and
part since resold ut 34d; the other purchase, are
small parcels by the trade at very full prices.
LoSDoN, Oct. 81.
Imperial aggregate average of Wheat, for ahe last
weeks, 67s Cd. Last weeks average, 76s Present
duty on Wheat lbs Sd.
Corn Er-hange.-Thercw was rather dull sale for
English Wheat, but bonded Wheat continues in brisk
demand at advance of full % per quarter since
Monday; but it is not dearer than Wednesday-Ybe
duty on foreign &hcat is reduced this week IS per
quarter.
New 5s to 6s higher in orr market TODAY.
Lire,pooi, Oct. 29.--We continue to have steady
demand for Cotton; the sales TODAY amount 70 :, O
bags, mt full prices 500 ofwich have been taken on
speculation.
INC late arrivals have had effect the price of Flour m,
the Richmond market. Holders of stored -four an, still,
80 those disposed 10 purchase Offer 25 No sales
are made except from the boats Wagons by ,l.os, who
bring Flour to market sci for whatever it will ,ch
fi7'n The a. T. Journal Of Commerce. Of December g.,
Second edition, knLf past one O'Clock p u
!he J'e'oS Gnd the via'hats.-For New York Flour
which yesterday sold at s7 we learn that 81 has ben
offered this morning. The offer was declined hove
Yer with demand OF S8.-We do not learn that onv
large orders are Ill market.
From the n. y Journal of Ccuric,-ce Deceno6e, m
THE NEWS AND THE MARHET.-The
commercial intelligence received by the BRIGHTON is
favorable to the prices of almost all the principal ar
tcies OF merchandise, and calculated to produce ar
nation IN the markets of this country. Yn have M,
been able to procure any satisfactory accounts of the
Liverpool cotton market at the last dates and we
thlnk none were received AS to the corn market,
we thnk the accounts taken together look Ike firm,
ness At rather high prices; how high whether above
below the present rates, remains TO be proved An
the accounts sitree In announcing IN important adj
vance In Rice, ard say that sales have been made f
Saroilia at aus, which, icductino the duty OF 15s
leaves 25s to take the lowest quotations uan,ior
led, 23s. per cwt. The Tobacco trade roo ;s i, q
Better state and brandy has become an object of
culatlon. Phcrc are stronger iud1cntions nf d.
SiCion 10 more elasticity and speculation in t,ro
itnglsh markets. than has existed since the sever,
lessons IN favor of prudence administered in 18o3-
Indeed 1t can hardly be otherwise fthere is
age among merchants when money is so abundant
tIat business paper is discounted at the rate of
10 per cent, per enuum, as was the case in ,n6n
on the LIST of November.
The effect of the on this market has bern to
advance Flour from IS to 37a cents per bril- But very
little business vas done yesterday. The quantity of
fiour IN market Is large that spectators do not
choose to grasp the whole, and there rs so mnch pr,
pect OF foreign demand chat holders have no
to sell. ,fhc price of New York Flour We should
quote at 80; yet we doubt whqtler tenth part of
the STOCK could be sold II brought forward without
reducing the price, AL we are equally doubtful whc
ther that proportion could be bought wi.lou. adyun
chg the price.