Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-20

Intelligence has been received ofthe death of ALI
Pacha' OF Egypt; he died at Cairo.
MARKETS.
HAvHE, September T.
CoUse-Ihcte has been moderate demand 10. 81.
Domingo and us the quantity offered Tor sale Is sina
inc matHct has assumed rather ffmer appearance;
me sales CONSIST OF 1868 bags, al doc 10 I2lc per
hali kogram, IN bond, tor ordinary to good ordinary;
besides % bags damaged sold publicly ut 80 to 0ic
per half kIogram, duty pnid The business ia IIa-
vannah has been confined to 1909 bags -Bayudcre
at 4tc to i6sc IN bond for ordinary fuc ordinary
and 10 ditto damaged, at SO to duty paid; $50
bags received from New York have also been taken
at ~ &c and 43t for good ordinary fine ordinary.
Corn and ftOur.-Fhe prices of French wheai
have iuct natcd greatly in the ncighborng market,
since our last report, aud tell the Goth ns ant as
low az 56t 4" Gu per sack of 2O0!ki;ograms. Abou,
'oCo hossheods have been received from Bayonne.
several cargUes OK foreign wheat have been purcha
scd for England and Chcrbourg, while on the other
hand we have 10 report the arrival OF two cateoes
iron DantZic and Riga. In American flour there
has been nothing doing worthy of remark
CottonS. - There has been material variation
sine our last report, in for limited States
short snple; but BrGZils have experienced decline
oil one tn TWO confines Besides about 700 bales of
the former description have bceu taken of the mar
kct Tor expectation. the sa.cs for home consumption
comprise 1888 bales, follows: 537 bales OF Louis
lana at a3t t. 1857 2023 bales Upland; 90 Mobile.
Alabama or Tennessee at 80 10 %; ,O36 bales Per
nambuco at i3 Ii3 bales Bahia. refuse OF parcels
al 8I5 and 10 bales Guadeloupc at ); all these
prices duty paid. The arrivals have been 2.409 bales
consisting of 1876 bales United States sorts; 1856
bales Bahia. SIS bales Mcranham. and SO bales Mar
Unique
Stock this day, Is, 3ol bales, of which 66I.a are
United States.
Ditto same period last year, s. 83 bales, of which
32,6l7 bales United States
Arrivals eight first months, 1880 lSl,Il5 bales Of
winch l+378l bales are United States.
DITTO, first eight months, 1929, I33,e66 bales, of
which Ils,I 81 are United States.
Outgolngs eight first months. 1880 I23, 900 bales,
of which Ga, 265 United States.
DITTO, first eight months 1929, Il3 O7O bales. of
which los, l3i are United States.
Outgolngs of the last four months 1929, CT .626
bales, of which 47.772 are United States.
Stock this day az above 1891 bales Of winch
66,I25 are United States.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 18th
Corn.-Ihc supplies ofthe week are almost exclu-
slvcly from foreign ports, and much lighter than
were anticipated few small parcels of Irish new
wheat and oats have arrived the quality OF the form
er is below the average ofprevous seasons, bu, the
oats are fine. Duties have been pud,slnce Tuesday,
on 10000 quarters foreign wheat, 600 quarters
oats, ana Al 900 barrels American hour-he remain
ing bonded stocks of these articcs will probably be
released during tho present week a continuance of
uniaVorabIe weather, ready sale for the manu-
iactured articles has nCrcEs cd our previous active
demand--the town and neighbourlng mliers have
Ocen tree buyers of wheat: several thousand quar-
tiers have again been taken for shipment to Ire.
land and some quantity country account Oats
have met equal attention. aud the stock of both ar
tlcles rapidly reducing. Though the demand has
hitherto been freely met, prices have been gradually
improving, and OF Saturday wheat was noted 3D. and
oats Id to ID. dearer han last Tuesday. American
Hour has found ready sale and is now held for Cd
to Is per barrel advance-the quantity oftbis article
IS much lcssened within the last three weeks. Bar
ley IS still very dull of sale. and may be bought on
better terms. No change in the value of beans o..
peas.
The morning proving fine we had less activity in
Tho oil. ,f IL Al.
however, good retail demand for Wheat Oats and
Flour, and Saturdays advance was fully sustained.
Two or three small parcels of Irish new Wheat were
sold at Is I'd TO Is Cd per 70bs. and few new
Oats brought Is 10 As Cd per 15lbs
Cotton.-The Cotton market is steady; the nur-
chaees since or last consist Of 27O Bengal at AID
sd for fair to good; $50 Petnams Cd To Gid fine;
and $50 Surat, at sd to sgd per ID. for ordinary
good. The four public sales of Wool last week were
very numerOusy attended by manufacturers and deal
ers from The country, md the whole went off with
great brskness at the following prces 1856 bales of
New South Wales and Van Dcman's Land Wool
from I'd to IS Id per lb 1I4 German, Is 30 So I'd;
ll6 Spanish Rs Is Cd To p: 26 bales PortuOnl vcry
low. I'd 10 7td; and English at I'd 10 3d. The dc
mand has beer steady Saturday and to dny and
about 500 bags sold at former prices
Tho demand TO- Tobacco continues rather limited
The business done in Turpentlnc is 100 brs at los
Cd TO l9s lOd per cwt For ashes there has been
good demand The sales amounting to $50 brs nt an
advance Of Cd per cwt Pearl Ashes and 81 eady
prices Tor Pot; Of Pot Ashes $50 brls have been sold
a 205 to 20s Cd for and 28s for old and Of Penr
100 brIs have been taken at Sis Cd to Sos per cwt
LoNDoN, Sept. C.
C2rn Erchorge Tho arrivals Of foreign Wheat
and Oats last week were good, and there was bet
ter supply than Of late En-. Wheat, but very little
Of any other kind Of Grain. This morning there
was a far quantity Of new Wheat fresh up, and not
much other Corn. The new Wheat comes chiefly
tender but bettCr ~ quality that last year and the
best parcels have fully Obtained last weeks quota.
tons. and there has been more business to-day in
most kinds Of both new and old Ia Barley there is
htlle DONG, md former prices arc well supported.
Beans and Peas maintain the terms orIast Monday.
Oats are finn ~ price, with rather more disposition
on the part Of the buyers TO make purchasers The
Flour trade continues very dull notwithstanding the
late reduction.