The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-26
COMMERCIAL RECORD
AiARkErs.

Europe giving information oithe opening oiihe
British Ports. This has tended 10 animate the
Flour a.,a sra.:, markets. In = .nra. On
uvaiofthe news. Flour advanced 10 cents
the barrel. In Richmond il caused n rise OF
about Is cents In this place al,nni ,he same
S6s7Ato 81 was given ON Saturday. There ha.
b,ep no advance here in Wheai.
Com is scarce and selling from 81 % To
s. 10
Nhissey declined little, and sns sold q, 2s
cents.
In Tobacco there is yet line doing--ihe insi
Foreign accounts are raIhar favorable AND we
hope promise well for the planters. The pri.
ces seem 10 vary from e. to 81, yer, littc pnss.
ed selling under 81 but there are no line crops
in market, and we can hardly say what such
ough, to be quoted al.
The New York journal If Commerce has
been favored with The following letter from
Messrs. Cearns d Crazy 10 iheir. correspond.
cuts in tina, city
salcs from the 10th TO 10 the o2d Eovcm
! Der.
/ had more lnanmate cotton market ihani
throughnui the whole ofthe ast week, aud
The amount of the sales IL again extremely
| moderate The feilura oi several INSIDERS.
hle houses IN Glasgow (shnners ri yarns and
cottnn goods tie an0Hn, ol tie arrivals CON
seaneu, on favorable change nj wind, inelu.
ding n small portion of The new crop Of Cot.
ton and stronger disposition manifested on
The part OF importers ~ rtlaef sales than IRE.
Yiouslv existed, may be considered ms suilei
emf 10 account tor lhe apathy Il buyers, md
we have O. admit II dscln" in value pretty rs
nernlly l-sd per III. during ihc werk. or tn
entire sales upwards OF 1000 begs are asst ~
ed 10 spectators, principally American, 25o
bags for ",ror. aud the remainder To the
trade. Thr demand for goods is exceedingly
| limited IN Manchester NJ present. but the hn-
| .iness in yarns Is described ms still very ac'
| tive.
GLASGOW COTTON MARKEr-Novem.
her %
| The dem"nd fnr cotton continues 10 be lin.
! tied without alteration in prices. The sales
this week amount only 10 DID bales. ms I'M
der 40 Up'ands g 40 fair, & 8 good 05 Or.
leans, ~ | & fair.
| .ani,oerp, Nov. H. Notwiihs'nn1inv that
the last two mails have brought accounts Of
tie commencement, and continuation of re-.
! action in Your market for Nheaf. ur holders
generally speaking, remain steadily nj about
! former rates, for the pest general runs at new
red wheat weighing 81 III. rer imp bnshel
| Hero aud tb"re, however, pnrcel IS picked
M, and decline Of about l., perqnarirr on tie
nriceS which ruled Inst week. aud IL the de
| mand shonld not increase, we rnihrr eyrrct
that the current shipping price will snoh he
! established nj IS. md perhaps even al d iri1e
| lass--Evrrv thing depends on TIN iucrrase or
l. :. 1 II
| purchases made for some time pal los Eng
/ iand, that alone have caused the important
| rise in the ,narkeis,'he Frcnch orders not per
hitting the payment of prices AZ all approach.
! ing hose OF which have been pnid for English
! account --W,liial writing this litter " - have
| : armed that nhnve 20 lasts Of new red wheat
.omposed chiefly Of qualities produced In this
! mn date ne ghbnrhood, which, are by no
! neahs 10 he compared VITA iha inland sorts
bsve been purchased nj eqna 10 SIS. per imp.
or. frre on board IA purchase, quantity con,
sd red, eslabii.hes the tact that our wheat
| market is lulN supported. as, in The same pro-
nnftou, good upland new rod is certainly
worth 80 shilling About 60 lasts of mixed
! konigshurg wheat weighing 90 10 ~ TO- hnyo
been bought ~ eqnsl to 6ns. For % lasts or
| middlng new white vheat. equal 10 eos. hns
| been paid. The demand lorrye is brick, md
| "qna to 500. cd Tor new inland, weighing GB
III. IS currently paid tor foreign uudt,.5
wei CHING 81 10 574 III there ere Imrchn.ers,
hut no sellers nj eqnaito Sos, aud Tor dried
Russia, weighing OF 10 o. Ib. nj the same rri
! Ges.
LONDON corn EXCHANGE Dec. |.
Nearly Ii moo quarters OF 'heat arrived ~
the cour.o ol the week. OF which % 0On are 10
rrizu Oar trade wrs in consequence from "a
n 81. lower Pc quarter ni the ci"se 81 the
week. This morning, The lrnds recovered 4
good samples were taken onas good terms as
ihi' day srn'Iighl Allddng and ordinary
sorts are still considerably cheaper Flour
remains as last aaolrd. Wheat, Essrs, red
Gus. 10 7Os. fine, ~ to - old Toto ~ fine
- to ~ sup, fine 81 To 81 old 81 Ia So Rye
81 10 "a.
MARKETS.
CorH.--Fhe duiv on Wheat being now nj
the lowest there !. scarcely any dfltr"ucc be-
tween Tree nn1 houded fhere Was larger