Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-11
RICHNaOMI3. nov. n.

Ut We ask the particular attention OF our Sub
scribers To the arrearaCes which are due 10 this
oihce.-lt becomes essential, III order to wind up
the business oil the former firn, 10 settle up the
large sum which is due to the Estatshuient--We
heeu no, add, that our engagements very great;
our current expences very considera ble-and that
the iaborer Is worthy of his hire" Distant sub
scriDerS VIII be pleased, therefore, remit the
arrearages inmediatey-as il is necessary to press
our collections with great sprit-We ask the favor
Oh our SUBSCRIBERS in Virginia, Who cannot me ct
WIN aHearer opportunity, 10 forward their Sub
scrtphons by the members of the Legislature, " no
nave always been so obliging TO accommodate
us in this respect
| Our advertising List is almost becoming oppres-
sive--& we arr forced to relieve our columns by
occasional Extras. We must, therefore, frankly
re-ahnounce our determination to enforce the
" terms OF Advertising" which are regularly pub
iished on the lst page of our paper.
May we take the liberty of quoting the remark
IN saimagundi attached TO the letter OF Sam'l Nc
Gundy 10 Teddy McGundy: We will hint to
him, and at the same time to our other numerous.
Correspondents, that their Commune ations will be
infinitely more acceptable, il they will recolect
gins"
There is another remark OF the same Salmagun-
a. which Is not inapplicable the present season.
The time has gone by when Society should be dis
turhed ny - the personal disputes OF the miserable
Siaig -whangeTs'-Wr hope shall now have
something better TO fill our columns We go at
once for National Reform, and improvements ct
hsTe. Who will aid Us in the goodiy work.
ADVANCE IN THE MARKET.
fiour and wheat were on the advance in this
City on Sa;urday-l66 cents was given for wheat
and - refused tor flour. The same sensation
PerVades the other cities. The Petersburg Old
dominion OF Saturday states - The article Of
wheat Is especially in great demand, anu readily
commands ) 90; and even higher prices have
ocen obtained Tor choice parcels The Frede-
icksnurg Herald of the day observes
L. ne following extract Of letter from Mr..
Samuel Gordon, Jr. Of Liverpool (via Norfolk TO
WIN: A. Knox, Esq. of this place, has produced
considerable STIR in our market, and no small ad-
vance, ii will be SEEM in the prices of produce
" LIVERPOOL. 5th Oct. 1928.
Z" heat has advanced since the ist OF October
TO Sos per quarter-lrsh los. Cd per bu.hei OF 40
ios-good American ought TO be lis. lbs. The
average was sill less than il should he Ia open the
ports out IT was thought III a lew weeks il would
be the case"
I'm consequence OF the above news Ahe.i
vas selling here yesterday at 81 so to Is So
fiour IS 70 TO IS 50--Corn 81 70 20 30 80 for
old
The Baltimore Chrouicie of the 9TH. quotes sales
a. neing effected AT IS 50-The American saws
me price OF Hour Is very unsettled to-day in the
baltimore market. Nine dollars seems to be the
prevailing asking price for Howard street Wheat
mas risen an the same ratio and is held at 81 so for
the best" "
Posiscriptto the New York Journal of Com
merce' under date OF Wednesday, half past one,
r. NJ; contains The following paragraph:
NE Nj AK ETS.-Flour is higher this morn
ing; the holders demand 75 cents advance on the
prices OF yesterday which were the same with
uiose OF Saturday, ard some sales are reporie5 of
New York and Southern this morning AT S;S a
10 5 z was offered for 400 barrels Genesee fair
brands, anu refused"