Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-11
LONDON corn EXUHAN0E. F.b. ID

LONDON Corn EXCHANGE, Feb. 10.
tbe EnPpies Of Corn and Flour hsi week were considerable.
ms morning the fresh arrivals ;oru no material addition; but
the market is nov full Of Gram OF all descriptions, with au
Attendance 81 buyers .u,te inadequate to lessen the stocks, even
toa fair extent There was great easerncss manifested this
nionng TO sell Wheat, but the purchasers appeared extremely
reluctant 10 make oilers, and what sales were made may be
reported az a reduction of IS on English samples, aud 3s 10 A.
PER quarter on foreign. Barley, unless very prime, is again Is
per quarter lower. Beans, both old and new, are further de-
clined IN value Is 10 IS per quarter. Peas of both kinds, unless
III Tor seed, Is to d per qnarter cheaper. The Dat trade con.
ghuss IN a very heavy STATE the quantity of this article is c0usi.
deIabl9, aud sales so slow hat the prices may be reported Is
Per quarter lower The Flour udde rcmain, in the same
I0sp per sack.
Cons EXcd ,voy, Feb. ls-Sincc Monday we havc only 4
moderate fresh arrival Of Wheat, Barley and Flour, either nom
pur own coast or Ireland, hut there has been a considerable
tuann,y Of Engl.h and Scotch Oats The trade rtnues eN-
uoIneiy dul Tor every article, and few sales ofany Kind oigra.n
were effected, except of The finest descriptions OF Oats, winch
move on in small Quantities 20 the continent; but we do not
alter Our quotations tor any article.
LIVERPOOL MARKET, Feb 81.
CoTToS.-The import this week is lj,l55 bags, and the sales
VIZ. ITO Sea Islands at lo}d To i34d; % stained DO. at6.d 10
80; 1000 Bowels at sid TO 6ld; $50 Orleans at Sd to I'D: APO
Alabamras al SGD to ed; $50 Pcsnamsat 75dto 7id; $40 Bahias
and Msranhams AT esd to I'D; lO) Demararas at Gid to I'D;
bit 30 bags East India have been disposed of 1t 7s 81 to IS.
80 tetces Carolina Rcr, Al LIS Ga TO 2Os. so bbls Tan al
us Sd; and 6la bhls. TTEFsNrr;E AZ Us.
CohN ExoHANGr.-The arrivals for Tuesdays markc, con.
tlincd a good supply of Wheat, Oats, Oatmeal, and Flour, but
q very moderate importation OF other kinds of Gain. In
Wheat the buyers, induced by the great depression in value,
came freely into the market, and there was Ia Il / business done,
Cons OF Tuesday last In Oats there vas also more doing, n,
-. a"aIenHent 81 ID TO III per 10 Tvs. from the currency Of
hussoay se~mishe-Oanneh o"d Flour IS To IS per sack,
waiting Barley and Mali > a. IS per quarter lower--ln Grind
inS barley, no alteration. Indian corn, peas and beans met an
eheessN'y duI sale, ADD must he quoted Is to Is per quarter
cheaper Friday 10. EJ. 20h-We nave moderate arrivals
81 wheat and Oats fresh IN since Tuesday, but OF olhcI hiGds OF
Grain, Flour and Oatmeal the import l. light
The very diSconraginga accounts from Mar& Larc on Monday
nave checked the improved demand experience here on Tues.
gay; me holders OF Wheat, however, seeing no real cause for
me late considerable decline, but the temporary pressure Of the
very large supplies of late, show no disposition to give vry
further m price; and many, anticipating a better tIde es
long. have Withdrawn their samples for he present Tnere is
therefore little dong in Grain, and in Oats aud all tie o,hes
articles OF the trade the transactions are very unimpoiian;,
"i,sou; much variation in price.