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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27
WAERANTED SCYoTEES.
No Combination and Free 1roIc.
Earthenware and Looking Glasses.

fHNIkOS. j. BARROW & co. Importers SO Wafer.
street, NEW YORK, offer sale oG0 packages earben-
ware glass. CHINA and looking glasses comprising the most
conn ete assortment, offered IN this and which will
he repacked To the country merchant the loves, prices In
consequence OF hayns refused to JOIN the continuation rce.'
The subjects of utoesan, persecution the obiect Of
WINCH is nothing less than entire and expulsion from
.e trade cur characters have been aaed integrity
ana ia deamg credit house of responsibility i'm
peached and every endeaVo made the
Wioie our poat'ons through the regular channels been
all stopped Gin consequence threats the man
ufactuers IN Engan that we have Obliged employ
agents III Liverpool 10 make purchases in such manner
facilities attendant upon obtaining credit for uportatons
are oenyed 10 us and nothing but cash Liverpool obtain
inr us our needed supplies of waee are suffering
hadslps IN the cause Of the merchant and this
description of goods less than and our
last resc!t for aid long are
enabled 10 sustain ourselves against than forty men, who
nave combined TO bring about this unteard Of
manner, we viii continue osel goods and iudenep
oniy. 10 q -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27
Just Published,
A man ofcolor

EPORTS of cuscs argued and determined in
10 the Court of Appeals and in The General Cour,
or Virginia BY Benjamin Watkins Leigh.-Vol.
LIST, price SIS 5n.
rms book, with Gilmcr's Reports complete sets of
nails of The House of Delegates of Virginia from 1776
to 1899, and of the Conventions of 1855 and 1885,
ard Inc New Maps of Virginia. may be had on appi
cation to WIN III. Richardson, u. the Capitol in the
City of Richmond inIv 23-c e.wAt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27
NOTICE.

- EALBD Proposals VIII be received by t'r Che
~ Directors Of the Manchester Turnpike Gonna
NY for keeping the said Turnpike Road in the order
required by law, for twelve months from the first day
Of September Hext-'he proposals to be deposited al
ihe Toulouse Of the said Company on or before the
18th day of August nest
July 7-taw6nfc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & c,

DAVENPORT, ALLEN q Co.
Haze far Sale.
4 6p0A Casks nails and brads assorted
u AOO 80 hhds ST Croix md P. Il sugars
80 do w. molasses
100 bags green cofse
100 barrels prime pork
90 do mess do
20 boxes loaf sugar
80 bales cotton yarn, assorted
100 boxes window glass
20 hhds N. Orleans rum
s do antigua iuin
2 do fine old Jamaica do
10 pipes cognac brandy
100 sacks solt
200 bbs. No. mackcrc,
10 ceroOns fotant indigo
1000 reams cap and letter pare.
600 do wrapping DO
40 bales brown and bleachcd cotton ectincs
ClGars-cra'cs OF ware, soaI leather
Albany beer, clarct wine, oranges
900 kegs gunpowder
Old port winr, in pipes
Cane and rush bottom chairs
Half PM ;u'nblcrs
30 boxes "Rodmans" sperm. candles
100 do brown soap
100 kegs white lead
Tanners ell, &c. &c.
july 27-6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27

Number Of Boats and Amount of Produce passed
down through the Lower Locks.
July 2410i hhds tobacco terce do 80 kegs manuactu-
red tobacco 10 boxes manufactured tobacco 2O8 b four
1917 bus wheat is bags Cotton 100 lbs butter 1850
poles $50 lbs of old So boats coal boats 1881 bus
coal
July 2577 hhds tobacco kegs and half kegs manufac
tured tobacco 81 brls orr 1888 wheat saves
Is boats, local boats, l425 bus coal, 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27
BANK OF VIRGINIA

5th July, 1880. {
FH0HE President and Directors have fhis da9 de-
u cIared dividend Of two and a hsIf nor cent
Tor the last half year, the Capitol Stock of this
Bank, which will DC paid after the 18th inst
ly ct w cambridge Cash'r.
Soap Boiler Wanted.
Manwho understands tho Soap and Candle ro.n,f,c,,
"a ring peectiy and can well cconuerue a. 10 in
alton by appyiugtc ~ u NE-s SJN-rcSSl u-
~ 23-c5, 49,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27
COMB @AMUEAGT ORY.
j. Ii. PFTTTJS

w OOhD inform ne pubic gcDerollg that he t1s
e removed from below the Un,on Hotel r. tbe
,et corner above, Man 'oct w',cfo to conf ,,,cs
m'"ner and on re.gono BIZ terms He kgcys ON b,,,,
o"H' 81 us own manufacture, end has arra srs,,r
,neIt 81 ivory comb, o. tic bcq, G,ajity rect Cr,
''' 'acto'y Ite earn" boast ofcomng from L,c nlor
% H''y part ct Europe; 5u; has the honor If heg1,
na,tFe FrgIninn, and viii usurc hIs work , t,s m
weI executed as can BE- doue in eny part Of ltbo
b-Cash gwen 'or old tortoise shell combs
from so to Is It's per ounce 'O'''''
Richmond July 18th, 1890 eswe,
ESHoWN'S BEST CHEWING! ron Ir7e N
sV$ -f0 BY II. e. bIcNEN8ps
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27
Frem the BaNs,,,vn Soa Ca.

>, tId@else,
HINaY CLAY-From every quarter, find the favore of
the people, called upon TO the Republic The
gss IN the Western States in his favor without parallel
he friends Of the union look forward with heart Joy
the government of this republic will again administered by
competent heads and the dgracef of the past.
liberated
The Jackson folks in this section are in erea, ,riba
ton: the multiplying doctine lies aroused people, the
VETO, has opened their eyes-They dare indicate them
and 10 oppose hem would be array themselves against
Gen jackson They find their adheents rapidly deserving
and they are alarmed They begin whisper about is
doubtful whether Gen Jackson will again be candidates:
something must be done their fallen fortunes
Jackson and Kendall and the whole list reormer will
have leave to retire, by unanimous consent
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27
JUDKINs' ALIAS SHEpHERD,S


Improved Patent Suec,fc O;nt,oeot
YayHE snhso,;ha. rro3 S"e'"1eW.
clns;ve rnbt -, a'sn .d se sole and ex
proved Paten, Specific sontment, in the counties O
Henrico, Russell,
hanover, Scott,
New Kent, Lee,
Ihafcs City, Washington,
! James City, Wythe
| Ameia, Graysou,
Eowhatan; Mon; gonerv,
Goochiand. Franklin,
riuVanna, Patrick,
Chesterfield, Starry,
L0ui.a' Pittsylvania,
M t,' Halifax,
Madison, Charlotte,
buckingham Nottoway,
Cumberland, Lunenburg
Prince Edward Meckenburg,
Nelson Brunswick,
=, ~ 81 DnwIddie,
Ruts,n,,, rrihce Heorge,
CT sussex,
T,Io,,ou 1reenviile and
r.'has 49," III, southampton.
pstent r,ahts anJ ellslvn Fignt' 10 dispose OF the
Son,b fTsI;a W appoint agents IN the States or
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27

The present market price for new Wheat in this
city is 85 cents for red and 90 for white BY the boat
or Wagon load
The Fairfield, whose arrival from Baltimore, was
announced yesterday with wheat, took it in ON James
River, at -Four Mile Creek, and not at Baltimore.
as might be inferred from the announcement.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27

From correspondent at Chaesown Va, we learn that
Cox who killed Mr. DUNN late Superintendent T.
Amory at HarPers Ferry put upon his trial Tuesday
last and at half past o'clock night Jury
verdict against him of murder degree So that he
will expiate his crime upon the galows.-.Sat Int
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27

49, EvNcHnuRG, July o.
WHARF.-The article is looking down 4, will only
bring go cents in this market and the rlers
make large engagements at that price supposed by many
that it will .ll be lower.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27

DRIVING Of the Connecticut State Lottery,
NJ No. TO-
50, D, 81, 2, 80, 10, II, q, >.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27

u The Augusta Constituencies remarks with
surprise, that at the State Right Dinner at Charles
ton, The name Of WIN. II. Crawford, "one Of the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27

Cure of the Tooth acbe.-At recent meeting of
He was enabled. he said, to the most desperate
case of tooth ache (unless the disease was connec-
ted with rheuma'ism) by the application ofthe fol-
lowing remedy to the diseased tooth: Aum, reduced
to an ;mpal pabe powder two drachms nitrous spirit
of eher, seven drachms: mix and apply them to the
tooth"
[rhis remedy has been long time in use in this
city. We have seldom known it fail to give relief
NAT. INr1.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27
BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE
Delaware & North Corolina LOTTERY, Glass No.
Draws TO-DAY.
PRIZES

Tickets ST. halves 9, quarters for. sale in thu
usual great variety, at the Lottery and Exchsng,
Office of TIIOS. B BIGGER
" Where 0. 81, Sc, the highest capital of 81 10000
in the Connecticut State Lottery received yesterday
sold and paid Mt sigtt iv27
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27
STAuNroN. Julp 23.

STAUNToN, July q.
AT the late meeting of the Commissioners of the
Free-road, a contract was entered into with Dr.
Thos. K. Clarke and Mr.. John Taylor, to make the
whole of the road, at sos dollars a mile including
cuverts and bridges. We understand the road is to
be completed in two years, and that the contractors
are to look to the lottery for any balance which
may be due them on the completion of the work.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27

:, Tickets 81, halves 9. quarters /.
For sale at T. SIJCKIE,S
~ q Next below the door of the Eagle Hotel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27

B.sldes S5UO S 100. $500, goo, 800. &C. &c.
Tickets s5-IIalves 81 56-Quarrers 81 IS
package of 90 whole tickets, which is compelled
to draw s45, can be had for $500
10 Tickets for sale as the Mana gers Office
lnly &c YATES G. MCINTYRE Manners
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03
Total
1859 barrels.
PHIL ADELPHlA NARTET-Ju1y 81

PHILADELPHIA MARKET-JuLy 81.
Flour Gam Meal -The TRANSACTION in Super
fine Flour have necessarily been limited, as there
remained but small stock unsold last week
and supplies have been moderate. The sales Of
old stock were at S. and some new Flour sold at 5
D; but since ,he receipt of Liverpool advices to
the 22d ult. The market is unsettled. Corn Meal
in barrels has improved. mast in the market hav-
ING been taken at 81, SIS and , 5-!, and
$50 hhds, sold at IL o., now held higher. Rye
Flour il very scarce and held at S 50.
GrGiR.--Some increase in supplies of new
Wheat: but still moderate sales of small paroles
at 95a96 cents for ited, aud 81 for " hite. We
Nv little Corn at market this week; 45a48 cents
obtained readily for Southern White and yellow,
and 5la55cts. for Northern Round. Rye is
scarce. New Oats begin to appear from Penn
sylyania and command 5ja57 Gets. from wagons
Price Current.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03
New NStabAishment.

FsE subscribers rcspe ctfuliy Inform their friends
Z and the public Chat h,y have commenced the
TUTORING BUSINESS
undsr III, firm OF AnMsEY Sn TIL IN The house aely
occupied by \. o. Doug lass as Book store.
The, have made The same arrangements with the
principal Tailor, in Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York, that we're INSIDE BY smith 4 Jacobs They are
Diet, mincd to he cxceed b, no other establ ut
in the District for of fit or 81, le of workman
ship; AMI, b, steady attention To business and dis
position to accommodate, they hope to gam share Of
III public patronage.
An ,pprcnticc, having some knowledge OF the bust.
ness, will find SITUATION b, apps inS nme datrly.
j. ! Rennva,ing aud Coat Dressing attended 10.
aur ! cow
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03
-SSN-
CoNlluNlcArEn.7

CoNNUNIcArED.
tefe5ro'i'a Of HE Fourth If .My.-On few
occln'ns has our National birthday been cele-
hr'fed with more enthusiasm than on the last. in
NE N't'ri y ct Clarksbure. MARY land bv a Sc
ie,t party II ladies. aided by few Gentlemen
Who we're invited to raitclpate.
the pace selected was the weli-kown, beauti-
n' Spring Of Mr.. WArscS. situated at the ex-
I'H'tN 81 romantic grove, and oNershadowed
o. venerable oios. The Clarksburs Artillery.
o"nmdn 'ed bv Cap'aln HUDDLEsroN. galaatly
.e"''rrd 'ac'r services, and acquitted themselves
~ a1nlra'ion.
Ni''r the company assembled. and the ap-
r'pratc ceremone, were observed. the follow.
nv we're chosen from among number of toasts.
frank II lemonade aud syllabub:-
/. The Day: Ue honor 1t as a wedding day of
he Std.e, -
= Inc two distinguished Ladies' of the Pres;-
o'I.nl M'uSlol: Able counseiors
D. Ne Declaration Of Independence, and in
slp,nA'ot declarations.
:. ihe Rights Of Women.
j. Female Education.
D Odd Bachelors aud Reform
FAX" 'o' inc 'a''
o. Our Metropolitan Friends
y ''ay the Senate Of the Union ever distin-
'l'A between virtue Transparent, and that ON the
- Inc Female Patriots of '-ti-who evinced
r., strength Ut their patriotism BY giving up their
, VOLUNTEERS.
ny me Lady President-Our American Sis.
'>' In the selection of their Jewels NAV they
antate CorneIia. '' "al "'''
.! the Wee President, "a sen,leman1-Le,
a"Ioan'to prohibition on the article of foreign,
u'e encouragement of domestic Husbands
ns N'rs' -: The cOnjugal fate Of So
'T n, 10 The enemies of our Country.
Dy -: Home, sweet Home
~ Nj The Widow and the Orphan.
s'y. p n'ss -: The Mayor of Washington
r. ~ sIo'perlty to his Mayoralty.
sarg. S''" no" ard Ciarks-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03

.lleXandria Canal.
Y meeting ofthe Commissioners appointed to re-.
a ceye subscriptions tp the Stock of the Alexandrls
Canal Company. held at the Mayors Office in Ale1sr.
dris, 4th June, l830-Preseni:
John Roberts, Charles Bennett,
Phineas Janney. Edmund |. Lee,
Robert ]. Taylor, Colin AUDI
Thomson +. Mason. Henry Daingerfeld,
Hugh Smih George Brent,
A G.. Cazcnoye, Jonathan Butcher.
W. II. Miller,
On auction. hDM. LEE sppointed Chairman,
and W .ii. MILLER Secretary
Orisrea, That Books Of subscription be opened on
Monday the l4hin'tan. at the following Banks, Wig.
Bank Of AIex.ndric under the Jonah Thompson and
superintendent Of q. l. McRenna
, =. u. 4. =. { thincas Janney and
DAMN VI ''0"'N'' 1Charles Page
y.,,. ,,.;. Richard ~ Scott and
''"'ei' '""A VI "'e"""uA' John Boof
Mechanics Bank Of hlexan. George Brent end
dria, 1Cbares Chsp,n
Office of Discount and Deposit ssmI ~ Smith and
Bank ofthe us. Washington Richard Smith
Bank of the Valley, wnches. Obed Waite ana
ter, IN. 81. Erent
Office Of Discoun, and Deposit Cn,,.
Primers Bank Of Virginia ( 49,. n. "na
At Winchester, (s' o''eA
OtfCe OF Discount and Deposit II. Henderson AND
Bank ofthe Valley, ieesbnrg Is. N Edwards
Office Of Discount and Deposit } r..
, s."s OF the Valley Charles VIM. sroT ss '"'
Extract from The hineits:
EDM. I. LEE, Cha;,m,,
w. ". MILLER. Sec'y.
June 7-5tawtl 4thAug
UT he National ntelGgeaee Winchester Rrpub.
can. 6harles'own Free Press, and Leesburg G,n ux
of iberty, viii insert the above once week ill, lsti
August, and send their sccount. to hi. oficr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03

Last week the wagon price of old wheat Flour
ranged from 81 so to 894. The principal part
Of the new was taken at III, some AZ 5 06; and
a few loaGs at 90. The price closed on Satnr-
day at 5 %. The sales from stores were at pri-
ces not differing materially from the wagon pri,
ces: old at 95: lots, part new & part old at 90
new ) o6 ~. Yesterday the current way
on price Of new wheat flour was CS. No
change in the price Of old.
Export for the week ending Saturday. 3lst
July: 1885 barrels-toreign, 800; coa5twise,
455.
Quantity inspected during the same period
King Street 10O5 barrels.
Wharf l5-
Potomac 90 :.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03

last week. The corn markets sp to the 10Th
was very lively, and on that day several thou
sand barrels -four were sold at 2Ss in bond.
Since then, change of the weather, which is
now decidedly favorable, has produced quiet
Prices are nominal and without buyers.
-eSe-
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE,-JuxE 90.
The imports of Grain from Ireland and coast
ways having again been very trivial, aud from
foreign ports more moderate, the market has been
very lively for every description of Grain. At
this days market, sales to fair extent have
been made of Wheat of all qualites.at an adj
vance of Cd to Sd per 7olbs.-also.of Oats at
Id. per IS lbs. aud of all other articles, to IL
mited extent. at a small improvement in prices.
-eSe-
HAVRE MARKET, JUNE o..
The demand for good wheat continues; the
neighboring markets are rising. There is no A.
merican Flour in first hands, it is retailing at S6f
1--WE have seen letter which says '.wheat and
flour are on the rise in conse2 aenceQS 1slNeath-,
err sales have been made Ia ShL;- Assssss10rk
superiine Flour at 40f "-Et .yK Mr OF Com.
al.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03
SHIP News.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA (Dlc)

ARRIVED, AUGUST l,
Brig B. Mezick, Cockrel, Baltimore; to s.
Messersmith.
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore; freight
and passengers for the District.
Steamboat Franklin, hewitt, Baltimore; do do.
Passed Oft Ragged Point, schr. Decatur and ano-
Their schooner, bound up.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03
u nnted to Ilire.

EoK,he balance ofthc year, WOMAN. who /. no.
i encumbered with Emily, who can bring recon
III nds,ions her htnes, for housewcrk in general
n Washing in particular. AS also with regard to her
character. >one but such AN need app!v
WILSON D. c fAiRFAX
!, 70 cost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03

By Mr.. nth. Union; May nervr be dis
solved.
By Mr.. -: Prosperity to the vicinity in
which we celebrate the day.
BY Capt. H." Heavens first, best gift to
Man.
BY Col. No notification" to our
political or domestic union.
After the Vice President had retired
Our distinguished Guest, Col. T.: The Lion
in Wharf.-The Lamb in Peace.
After the Lady President mad retired
The President Of the Day: An enthusiast in
patriotism, virtue and benevoence.
The Company then separated in great harmo-
ny and slee; and the festivities of the day were
concluded by a serenade.
Standard IF Flour.-We are informed that
the &Gadard of Flour, inspected in the City of
Baltimore. will be considerably raised this season,
on account of the superiority OF the crop of wheat.
Bal. finer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03
METEoRoL OGICAL OBSERVATIONS.
Taken at the .Aierandria Museum, .Julv. 1850.
appearance off the rpeaihe,, ge.

appearance of the rTeather, Ge.
Alternately cloudy & clear; sultry
Clear; slight showers; & corh in m
Clear, haz., cloud, ,howery
clear. elastic atmosphere. Dog
Ditto [dsys begin
Clear, elastic atmosphere
ditto
'ieavy rain three hours; fair. sultry
Clear aud pleasant, lively breeze
Gear and pleasant
clear, farr, showery
CIou',y,fair; much rain; thun s | n
'iazy, rain, cloudy
Gear Ills | mt. Cd this summer
Gear; most brilliant surora bQrea.
Clear; Commencement If peyy hot
Clear. elastic atmosphere ltDeather
Ditto
Hszy, dense atmos tSto anpiI4tN
Clear. elastic a,mo,I9l rse"W5W
DITTO lin the sun 1921
Ditto
Ditto; thu gust last mt, little rain
Clear, el,slic Amos. lively breeze
Ditto, light passing sh 3wcrs
Clear, lively br-ez elastic stmos
Al, clear, ciuud,; heavy gust IRA
Alt chou, hazv. cir; ,hun < ;, ram
FAIR, cloud high wihd unr TO
Alternately clear Y cloud, /; humid
FAIR, hszy, suitry
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03
-e@-
NEW-YORK MARKET-JuIY 81.

The Flour market is the same to day as yes
terday. Several sales nave been made o! Peters
bursh and other Southern of similar quality at 81
IS. Il will be seen by accounts from Liverpool
of the cath that the price had gone back to Gov a
27s per br. Our London correspondent under
date of 22d June mentions sales at eos. but the
expenses of shipment to London are considerably
higher than to Liverpool. The Cotton market
here today Is firm but without much activity.
y. l. .Jor Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03

Average of this month o82
Range IF the thermometer %
Warmest day SO
Coolest day 68
During the month, 1S clear days.
Statement n July, 1929.
Average ga
Range of the thermometer So
WarmeSt day 90
Codcs day So
During the month"; 10 clear days.
NoTk In this months record will be found cor
nuAIon OF unparalleled and extreme heat of fourtce
days duration II il generally the case, in Summer
here else@ here thai from two 10 four days OF eS
trene warm wes,her follow in snccession but neve
have experienced amy iln g ike that of thi, month
during space OftweGtt -cgh ears that have k, pr
Meteorological gu, nal al home and in foreign cour
tries i. MOUNrFORB.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03

S7S per bri. Our London correspondent under
date of 22d June mentions sales at eos. but the
expenses of shipment to London are considerably
higher than to Liverpool. The Cotton market
here today Is firm but without much activity.
" \. Jor. Com.
500
Tie Nrvs and The Nirke'-The news from
England has had the effect to create an increased
enquiry for Flour and some sales at sli.ht all
vance say 6 ~ cts. Troy sold yesterday at
5 90. Western today. choice brands H.
About the whole effect on the Cotton market has
been TO make the holders frmer to their asking
prices. v. J. .ior. Com. Juty 50.
merce.
"LoNDoN. June %. 1850
Upwards of 1900 barrels Of American Flour
arrived here last week, and part Of it was sold
as high as COS. 1t continues in good demand
with prospect OF advancing. The early part of
the season was extremely favorable to the growth
of Wheat, but the long period of five or SIX
weeks of cold rains lately experienced through
out the country must prove highly detrimental
both to the quantity and the quality of the grow
Inv crop.-Yes,erday the Weather seemed to be
taking favorable change, and the prices in the
corn market accordingly receded , or shillings
TO the quotations of the previous Monday, but
the return Of bad weather to-day will probably
send them up again aud if it lasts ten DAYS lon
ger there will certainly be deficicn har, est
| The sale of the Kentucky Tobacco on the 10Th
inst. averaged 95d. per ID. Mr.. Hus!lisson COM
! planned in the House of Lords last evening that
! the vaSciliahon of the Chancellor of the EXche-
qner respecting the new duties, had prevented
his Liverpool constituents sending out orders
for tobacco of the L. States. 1t is not only ca
sy to discover the motive of this alleged inaction
on the part Of the Liverpool merchants, aud ii is
certain that the Lendon traders have not Weld.
ed 10 its influence AT any rate it is not to he
supposed that the cultivation of Irish tobacco,
which the new duties were intended to proaote,
could be carried to such an extent within the
year, as to interfere with the prices in Europe
very materially.
-aSe-
The Editors of the New-York Jourha, Of C ON
merce have received the following letter dated
LIVERPOOL, June o. 1880.
1.-The cotton market is steady at full prices Of
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S''m-A violent storm took place in the
nc'-ho,'hood of Lake Champlain in Vermont, on
'hc 10Th alt. which did much damage, DESTROY
N, BRIDGES, mills, SC. &c. The water courses
ali rose 10 high thai the mails could not travel
Stems have been uncommonly frequent and VIC
lent this summer.