Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-17

uhaer an idea that prices are not likely TO DO mate
a"y ower even u we have good harvest lac tho
VI Corn are so light in this country) and that
tho crops should be the prices will advance
80 uen Us 10 reduce tho of duty below what il
ms neon; at present, however tho demand for bond
oo,aJ INV hcnt IL extremely limited and prices
al quotations. s'' "'ous"'o "ou''u-
Tue arrival Of spring has not dono all tho rood u.
.ne trade OF this district which ssngunarv cnlco,or.
expected from il; indeed. the general cx rac,as; r
much to- be-lamented event has had mn ,c Vi .
erect on several branches of our manufactures go
S,oiiv those ct fancy kiid The latest marrs,Is =.
riuadersheld have been dull, as most of the coo,s
ot,"s. nthcr are Tor home consumption The samo
'a'ion may he extended to Halifax. In tho dis
'rc's ro"nd both these towns the ccmpjain, of Io,
wages and deficiency of work still prevails. ~"
IN niaulord ana the ncighborhood the aspoc, or
things Is rather more favorable A grcn, Josi 49,, y.
goods have been disposed of but n, o., 80 - a'oto
vance IN prices as to make my considerable ;n,nro
inent either IN profits wages The markets a, -
nave exhibited little more activity and considerable
orders have been received These small mn,ovar,.
have had some favorable effect upon tho ,vool i
OF w akcheld so as to havencreasod the demand h..
NOT TO nave materially advanced tho prices Of the nv
journal. 0 -"
inc SILK trade ut Taunton. has lately experiepccd
soe Improvement, several orders having been rece;y
Gu from London, for wovc silks but the do ia hv nv
very low. FN'' 'o' 'aoo"r arc
HAt'act OF letter from Ccarns 81 Crary dated
nv LIvBnPooL, June I, 1890
Today business in Cotton has been very moder,.,
generally at previous rates The general os,;,n.,
OF Tue stocks IN tins place makes of all kinds 2s Ono
Bags against 355 900 bags computed to be bold W.
me same time last year, and of Amer;c,n -, ~
i4o,ooo against 100000 bags held 3Ist M.w 1000
uhqueslionaby great reduction and mucL 49,
.aT van oe accounted for by any increase of the
s'ochs held by the manufacturers or dealers in th
interior. The consumption Of the raw m,,ar;.I
moves on with activity quite unmpared; the vent t
Yarns has been less brisk for two or three woeks ,h
p,uIousy; ous any accumulation of stock is compare
hveiy small while for goods the demand has innro-
veo anu there lsa very small stock on hand nbomah
me ELECTS OF the Kings ndisposition arc NOT oI,o
sether removed and some little unfavor able influence
remains on the business in light fancv ooods III
Corn market TO day has been ac,ive and con;, o
pic quantity OF wheat has been sold al nm ndv.nco &c
Sd per bus Indian Corn has been sold at nm a5vsn,
ana 'he stock is very ht In Flour few sales have
oeen made at 25s Turpenine may be consid.red no
advanced ID per cwt by the last sale. md bos;d. 10
saes reported, 700 brls. middling quality were sold
yesterday at lIs3d per cwt. OfTar olso wo bnna
sod TINS week 400 bs. at the advanced rate of Ies
ou per or Coverseed is still saleablc and there !.
one parcel on the market at los per cwt Tbe fs,s
of this article in Europe has been so general that !,
Is probate any moderate supply will be taken off NJ
about our current rates " ~
June 2d-'Fhis days Cotton market b,s boa,
quite nat sales scarcely exceeding 1000 bales prices
nominay as before. Flour held rather more nm
~ today 25s was paid for 1000 brls and that nrice
n mas since been refused, and e5s6d asked
U,ha VI N,oPPer,oenson q 20. Of JupeI
Inc arrivals ofF'our for the month amoun, IN n.or,v
oosoo OILS and further quantity is looked for some
ttng parcels received with peremptory orders TO ,el
were disposed of last week at 24s The duty has mn,
oeen paid on more than about IS 900 bs r the whole
ABOUT $4,000 qrs of foreign wheat have been ent.ri
during the month. The market has been fat ne hnn-
ers expected larger parcels would have been entcred
ana that there would have been greater ANXIETY -
sell SELL we think there will be increased demand
soon as the supplies OF our farmers are pret,v
~ falling OFF, Indian Corn meets slow s,ie n, 40.
oda4Us per 4so ibs the stock has become small and
Is heid hrmiy In Quercit bark but little has been
zone, though prices are firm, Philadelphia "a 12s cd
per CIVIL Sailed Hides steady but not brisk AT AID.