Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-27


Ert,ue, Of a Letter from Loadol .aLuv -
we have hne weather week aier the cold weather
wnen prevailed early IN tire srrrg The Corn Market has had
small advance in Wheat of qualities ,e average being
now al 69 3d. and duty Us I'd per quarter and s. Sd per br
Tor onE American Flour IN med deinand q, last quota
1--WE have letters from Iaye to 18th lust, The prices for
wheat aud Flour were maintained Notwithstanding the
considerable arrivals ie sales had effected at 50 francs for
American Flour
S'le' at LeeYooL5oOO bbs American Flour in bond, on
speculation 81 Us 5000 Indian Conn., white 32s ASS
Tor $50 lbs yellow wanted-saes OF Cotton Saturday 23d
good N'
LoSroy, May:i.
usual average Of Gram, with tie OF duty as made up this
day and gratifying remark scarcity aimos,
at this period, sill disan, ever though We are uo
drawing near TO the harvest The average of Wheat n
the SIX weeks rather lower than last Thursday and
since this time last month"; there has been sensible uciuaiion
III me averages by which the duty regulated steady
'aTHet indicates certainly, supply, and as two
nhS WIN The favorable appearances that present
selves may bring Consumption there is good
reason to hope that the danger which all classes the CITY,
particularly the moned interests, have looked forward with
50 mucn apprehension, nearly ThuSc however, who
nave calculated famine prices Of grain, this period have
c' erred II seems, so much III their estimate the crop, which
has, beyond doubt; been very deficient one as in that formed
respecting the supply from abroad: greater oversight
has been committed, leaving almost OF then calculation
tie diminished consumption within the country which the high
prices have pfoGuced This falling Oh has been so great that
according opinion competent Judges If any are 10 h.
me population OF The country, less wheat has consumed
nan was ever Know" TINS not TO be taken evidence,
the m extent ofihe degree of suffering privaton endured
by the lower CLASSES though it las, undoubtedly been very
severe IN all parts OF the kingdom OcE articles OF subsistence
nave been Te'ored TO substitutes for wheat, and most
fortunate that nearly all hem though the wheat crop failed
nave been produced III abundance, and horne, IN this
tune moderate prices The progosiics formed OF the new crop
OF wheat are we believe, far favorable though vet
carly TO form an accurate judgment
LONDON MONEY MARKET
From tie Morning Herald Of Friday Juay o.
CosolS opened yesterday SO buyers bargains we've
currently done in the early part Of the day 8SI; but the
market hccame hess firm afterwards IN consequences of some
sales by tie leading brokers, and the closing price
iers Inc new scrip is well manianed at an advance of
per cent the price yesterday The premium on excequer
bills remains still without luc tuation.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS-AIAY @.
Cton-The import this week is 1856 bags aud the sales
reach 1880 bags, ucudm $50 Americans and Suats
o export al steady and somewhat improved prices viz: 40
Sea Islands al 81 TO 1ld 90 Stained o sid 9d $500
Bowels az 4d 6d 2l60 Orleans at Std to 7ld 1850 Aaba
mas nj Sd 10 Sd.
LrcrPoo Ccyn Erchqugc With li.h import Of Grain for
Tuesdays market have far supply of American
Flow The operations generally have fair extent
and AZ advanced prices Of Wheat I'd per 80 b Of Oats
per % b Of Flour and Oatmeal each per sack No aera-
ton in Indian Com.
Average prize IF Corn for tie last reckWhcat COS 3d.;
Barley, Sis Sd; Oats, 22s I'D; Rye 33s Sd.
Duty payable Foreign Corn Wheat, ISg Sd; Bar.
ley, lbs 81; Oats, los 30; Rye, 19s Sd.