Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16

Alab. and Mobile at A to o., and 90 Sea Island at ioS
TO I'D Yrlb. There has la,te.ly been n better ex-
port demand for Yarns, aud also an increased expoit
OF cotton, but complaints are still general of the de-
pressed state of the domestic trade of the country
The increase m the import of American Cotton ss
bales.
We mcn,ioncd in our last taat a material aJvance
hau taken place IN gram and flour, in consequence
OF unfavorable weather for tile harvest; hut that il had
oScoine ory, and prices were again on the decline.
Inc weather iroHi the list In the D IA inst. was parvc-
uiariy favorable for getting in the grain. and a vast
quantity was secured ir good condition, which almost,
suspended business IN wheat aud flour, and depressed
prices as low as previous to the bad weather, and this
oppression siiti continues in all the markets although
we have had wet and unsettled weather for the last
iour days, and though some wheat, and u consideTa-
nc part oil the crop of oats aud barley is yet to be
occurred Bonded flour is very dull ut o6s TO COS Cd.
and duty paid is selling to Il limited extern, at Cos 10
to 37s Cd per Dbl. The duty continues ut les 5 per
Dbl; the last average price of wheat was Sos 4 per or.
h'ce is heavy OF sale. Ashes dull and ratkerlowcr.
Iurpentine in good demand at better prices. About
2oOo bbis have sold in the last few DAVIS a, es 6s Tor
inferior, TO lis ;, per cwt for prime. No change in
lar: TOBACCO III better demand at steady prices.
Cotton, upland, a 10 ~; Orleans 8 to IA; Alabama
1s to6; >. Island % to "a; stationed . tn @. Wheat
! per 20 lbs Gsto 9s Is. Flour, hi Sos to 37s; 10 DO in
9"na' -os TO EOS o. In corn, free, per or SIS to 3ls;
do do in bond, s2s to -. Rice do los 10 1Ss 6.
Ashes, n. Y ork pot 35s; pearl, 33s. Quer. bark
! Us to lis.-Turpcntine, SIS TO lis 3. Tar, los to
r lis g.. Tobacco, Virginia leaf, cid to 5I; stemmed,
Q 81 70 6; Steamed, q 20 ;.
r September 9.-Thc safes of cotton to-day are csti-
c mated at 5000 bags. of which 600 Egyptian and 500
Il up'ands are taken for export. In Price there is nc
n change. This continuance of heavy purchasing with.
C our any advance, is considered untayorable for the
), ho!dc1s Of cotton.
In other articles no change.
London Price Current Sept. S.
: Iooacco;- There Is a good deal of speculation TO
ing forward IN stemtncd tobacco. at an advance OF I'D
per 10 in consequence of n prevalence of reports OF u
short crop. Good and fnc qualities of Virginia are
@ looking up, and Marylands are firm, the stock being
g short of good quality.
2 Cot'on.-Both here and at Liverpool there is rath
E er more doing III cotton, hut prices are not higher,
the demand is good both for home consumption and
expectation: about 1000 bales OF Sura,s offered at
the end OF last week were bought III.
Sept. has declined Us
per quarter IN the London market.
Sales OF cotton the last week, 10000 bugs. Up
lands are quoted q to 6ld.
Tue British ship Ninirod, Capt. Adkins, which
sailed from Liverpool 10Th September, bound to
Charleston, anchoredin Hampton Roads on Tuesday,
having put in TO land 1877 passengers, destined Cor the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.