Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17

Iaiab. aud Mobile IA to OF, and Sea Island ut
to I'D per ID. There has latterly been better e-
port demand for Yarns, and also increased EXPORT
of Cotton but complaints still general of the de-
pressed state OF the domestic trade of the country
The increase i'll the import OF American Cotton as
rastcd with last year rs the period is 10000
| bales.
! We mentioned in last that material advance
! had taken place III gram and flour, in consequence
OF unfa weather for the harvest but that had
become dry, and prices were again on the decline.
The weather roH, the LIST To the inst partlc-
ularly favorable or getting in the grain, and vast
quantity secured in good condition, which almost
suspended business in wheat and Hour and depressed
prices Is low previous To the bad weather. and this
depression sill continues IN Ill the markets although
we have had wet and unsettled weather for the last
four days, and though wheat, and considera-
BILE part OF the crop OF oats and barley is yet TO be
3ecured Bonded Hour Is very dull al eos 10 eos Cd
anu duty paid Is selling to limited extent at Sos
to SIS Cd per biol The duty continues Ias 5 per
Dbl the last average price OF wheat Cos per Or
Rice is heavy of sale. Ashes dull and rather lower
Turpenne in good demand at better prices. About
900 bbs have sold III tie last few days 9s Us for
inferior, TO lis 3, per cwt for prime. No change in
tar. Tobacco IL better demand at steady prices
Cotton, upland, ~ to d.; Orleans ~; Alabama
Is tot d Island 81 to IL stationed to s. Wheat
per 70 lbs sto o. {. Flour, bi 5Gs S7s; do 10 in
bond POS to 26s c. In corn, free, per ar 3as 34s;
do 90 III bond, 22s 10 81. Rice 10 I5s to SIS G..
ASHES, n. York pot 3Ss pearl, 33s. Quer. bark,
IFS TO ils.-Turpenne, Is 10 lis 8. Tar, los to
lis 6. Tobacco Virginia leaf, 2ld to -; stcuincd
81 to s; stemncd 4 10 ).
September g.-Fhc sales of cotton TODAY arc est-
mated at 5000 bags. of which GOO Egyptian and 3OD
| upands are taken for export. In price there is no
change. This continuance OF heavy purchasing with
out aiy advance is considered un!ayor1bte Tor The
holders Of cotton.
I Ill other articles no change.
! London Pace Current ST. g.
/. ioJaccu There is good deal Of speculation go
ing forward IN selinlcd tobacco at advance OF I'll
per 10 IN consequence of prevalence OF reports OF
snort crop Coed and fine qualities of Virginia are
looking up and Maryla .iru the stock being
short Of good quality.
Cot,ua.-Both here and 1t Liverpool there is rath
CT more doing in cotton, out prices are higher,
the demand is %ood both for home consumption and
expectation: about 1870 bales OF Surars OH, red nj
| the emu 9f last week we're bought in
! LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1O.-Vheat has defined IS
| per quarter III the London market.
Sales of cotton the last week, 90 900 bops. ClJ-
lands are quoted q to I'd.
The British ship Nimrod, Capt. Atkins, uH.cb
saed from Liverpool 18th September, bound to
Charleston, anchored i'll Hampton Roads ou Tuesday,
having PCT in to land 1877 passengers, destined f6- tie
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
/. The A. sailed in company with the Birlninn iaml,
dad furnishes nothing in addition to the news by her
| IIana the JounauL Of Commerce.
! Fiio3t SMYRNA-DIaEc1.-Phe brlr DaIos CANT
Smith, OF Boston, arrived this morning from Constan
Iinope and Smyrna, having left the latter place on
s.t io'' vi ;A'gtiSt. Inc u y. Ship Warren, Capt.
SKINNER had sailed for Egypt. The Lexington was
at Smyrna; the Delaware ON cruise; tire lava ut
Nalta the Fairfield at Trieste.
An express arrived At Smyrna from Cons,antinople
Oh the Sth bringing information that the Sultan had
determined 10 comply with the Treaty of the 9th
July, at the same time expressing his desire that Ca
Pc dlstIias should remain at the head of the rv
eminent He wished THAT the nominate ion of !, rncn
should rest With England and France, and that these
powers would guaranty the safety of his Eu,pire
rom the ncursIons of his new neiehbors.
Two STUDENTS OF WEDTCfNiE.@Ifs s5;ss
~ ntens 10 deliver Course of Lectures denonsratiye
a.oIy ana ouy during tile ensuing months November
4enEcr January February, March lie will also ic,i
Ee Soulse OF Lectures ON Chemistry He pleees hnIseif
ND. no pans s. DC spared 10 render this course Instruction
During residence of niue years in this City the
as been actively engaged in the instruction OF Ne,ca S
experience jusie him ASSERTING thai no la,r
AFFORDS more ample Opportunities for the study of peraI
anatomy ana other Important branches of Medical i,ra, m
Situated central that region of COUNTRY from, ,v,;cl ~
t>"''cn oc'opis derive their principal SUPPORT >
population sufficiently numerous for the proose nj
ical instruction, and enjoying i'll eminent derree Ijn
advantages OF healthy and suitable climate the C,,v Of III
ou presents 10 the cdftva0rs OF Medical Science almC,
% %. , JOHN CULLEN, NJ d.
| Up ObERT GORDON, u! 18th street near {ba
80 Iiagc faVern, and leading to Shockoe Ware
mousse mas ior sale N pipes, bids and quarter casks
zen h5Tas Oh !ladera VINE, among which, are Ser
Gial, !nta, Agua de Sfel, Bual and sor,o ri. tbo
i!h9t that the Island affords of the kind tlut usual
| ~ pears Its naue Also, good Port and Drv Na,sal
| ia W mes; FRENCH Brandy, Old Rum, and Duct,
S$in az CroiX Sugar and Coffee -Four kinds of Steam
Loaf sugar IN boxes AID barrels Five kinds OF Teas;
az 10" prices Tor their qualities Sack Salt Bar
iron; cunningham 81 And,rson's Cotton Osnaburcs.
alii s,ecslngs. at Factory prices oct l5-eoit
9 CHARLES HOLT,jr.&Co. g
"a Haze 'ccetsed their Fan Supply e
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