Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-04

Kct OF the 2gth and the London packet of the Goth
were also below.
RrThere is not one word about the Colonial Trade
IN the English papers received by the last arrivals ot
Boston and New York.
Extract ola letter from resnec abIs I,ckson ma,
10 Missouri to his friend in Baltimore. dated
/ ,,, 81. Louis. August 9. 1890.
tHc e'ectioh thank fortune Is over, and the Jack
5"n party oil which l was one of the leaders, is
soundly beaten om opposed to the re. election OF
DIR. Barton TO the Senate of the IT, s. We have
failed in this County, and wha, may be the result in
the State is extremely predetermined.
The National Tntelgencer s, ates tina, Col. Thorn
as l.. McKenney has been removed from the situation
at the head of the Indian Bureau, in the War De-
partment.
Suirtde.-On Friday morning 9th ult Miss Jur1
Gresham, young woman of % or 90 ye.s of noe
residing in RoSborough township, Philadelphia coIn-
~ put period TO her existence, by taking between
2 and J ounces of !audunum.
The New York Post states that lie brig Bogota
stanton. arrived at Stonington last Sunday evening
40, 400 Gays from Valparaiso with 81 900 seal skins
$1,000 hair and 5000 fur skins. The brig Anawan
Capt Palmer one of the discovery vessels that sail
cd from New York last year, was al Valparaiso She
hau abandoned the exploring expedition, and was to
son In Day or two Tor the coast of Peru for seal
She and the schr. Penguin, Of Stoninrtou had been
10 the South Shetland Islands and ken six hundred
lur SKINS, and obi ancd great number If shells pe
meiactions, and other curlosities of that country
ne orig Seraph, another OF the exploring ships had
also gone to the coast Of Peru after seal The Bo-
gotta left on the coast, April the LIST brig Sea Nymph
Mash with 5000 skins board to sal! for New York
" rev days: Came passengers in the Bogota, Mr.
.ch'"ro' oil the y. d Nary, and DR.. Eytirg, of the
Anawan. @
A letter from New York. under date of August 81
states that the advces from Liverpool, via Boston
ron mt . ,o,
bad and the price of Flour, in bond 35s-and small
advance in wheat" Ran 1r,,r
PuILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.
1t was mentioned to US last evening bv n mer
ohant' that Hour had not brought mere than s. So;
and that yesterday holders would have taken & 10,
'' N'" '0S '9% cnat Of Commerce. August 81.
! THE MARkET.-Ycstcrday some lots of choice
brands Western Flour from new Wheat, say 600 bbls
"a ALL We're bought for immediate shipment To Lon
don, at S583. The New York millers both vester-
day and to-day are very ready contract for future
deliveries One house which has extended the offer
of ST. has been taken up to the extent of $500 bar
reis, deliverable Ill October. They continue the
same offer.
Yesterday and this morning the arrivals of Wheat
from the South have been large amounting 10 for,y
or fifty thousand bushels, and another equal ouan,y
! is known to be on the way The cousIrnees hold
at l24 Cts but the mlers keep back and talk of or
cts less The inability Of the mills at the South 70
u, IN.
wheat instead of 1our.
| We notice that some Of the Boston papers sov NJ
the news by the Liverpool from Lives pool that -four
] Is lower. We give every thing which wa CON find
assertion. 80 Wv
\ The London accounts received here by the CaIedo
ma mentioned n decline in English Wheat from the
highest prices to which it had attained of es per
! we DO not lind any further decline. In Liysrnool
good weather had put end to speculation hu bond
ed Flour sold at 31s on the GOTH so mat tbere
! was decline.
HNtrac OF letter by the ship Liverpool. at Boston
| uu,ea LIvERPooI.. July 2l.
! ." We repeat, that, if the receipts Gof Cotton
] from the United States shall not exceed what ,bo5
We're last year, further Improvement must occn,
before the next crop can arrive in any quantity Very
Inc Orleans have not advanced their fair proDortion
the run has been principally middle qualities O,
| Upland, chiefly Alabamas, and Mobiles.
.7SheS are still deciinlng-some have been sold nj
s6s %; the price OF new Pots may be considered so:
Jus. I'd; Old do. 29S; Pearls SIS 10 33s Cd
I"Pentme goes of slowly a % 10 Is Cd. Tar
| II TO 6 as in quality.
The weather till within few DAYS bast has bner
untavorable for the harvest. Vheat in bond advonc
ed to I'd per 20 lbs. Flour 25s Present dutv or
wheat SIS Cd; on Flour lis Sd.
Rice Is looking up. Good Carolina commands If.
Cd, to II in bond.
Extract from letter, dated Liverpool Jolv 81
Our Cotton markell after three weeks OF great nc.
tiVlty, became quiet yesterday not more than COO
bales were sold-and, unless some spectators coma
iorward'f may remain quiet for two or three weeks
bnt IT cannot be 40 longer, the spnners with ali
they have lately taken, cannot keep out longer than
three weeks The weather is fine to-day, and Flour
dull at 32a33s
The Editors Of the Journal Of Commerce are favored
ia Boston, with the letter of a very respectable
house, dated IIyEppoo, JnIv OF
The continuance Of fine weather for the pa st few
days has checked the dcmsnd for bonded Wheat and
Flour and yesterday very little done in these ar
ticlcs; prices remain nomnally without alteration
Another letter dated tho goth says-Yhere have
been some sales of Flour IN bond TO-DAY at 34s Bp,
sPoculations depend entirely the weather as The
crop is not at all injured yet
DlED-LIast evening, Mr. WIZ NJ Swoorr.
HIS trends and acquaIntances, requested TO at
tend his funeral from the Bell Tavern to-morrou