Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-28
NINETEEN DAYS LATER FROM ErROPE-ARR
OF THE GREAT WESTERN.

day night aud our extracts are from The papers OF Tues
DAY morning we have Of course intelligence OF tie
effect Of her news the New York market.
TBaiiim0rc 3ntrirHn
(Froru The .Vtc York Express IF Tussday morning
Last night al half past clock the Great Western
arrived at Quarantine having left Bristol at five o'clock
and thirty minutes the evening Of the 9Th inst The
passage has been very rough one, continued squalls
and gales prevailing.
The grain trade has continued 10 occupy consdcra
BILE share OF public attention. under existing ciIcum
stances might be expected. Although The weather has
been fine, generally speaking the prices Of Wheat have
not gone down any thing like what might have been ex
prcted which circumstance strengthens the belief pre-
viDSiy entertained, that the harvest will be deficient
Those who Of the opposite opinion believe that prices
will down. and that shortly THIS, Of course, is
matter OF opinion at present. The duty on Foreign
Wheat is two shIIngs and eight pence per quarter
Whether It will come down 10 one shilling per quarter
is at present matter entirely Of speculation The spe
cula'ions for low duties have been very extensive.
The uniavorable state oilhe weather, remarks the l}r
fish Jaurnn fthe Sh which within the last two three
day has interrupted the progress OF the harvest
begins 10 create much anxiety amongst those armcrs
that have not secured their crops, who, they
bring their produce TO market i'll have TO contend with
an influx Of foreign corn, which is nov admitted at
import duty Of only four pence per bushp
The Corn Averages Published give 12s ] d. for the
six weeks ending August 81 which reduces the duty To
2s Sd The weekly average is AS ID the weekly I'VE
rage on July p, was 69s Id 10 the ex week this last
average to he excluded from the last six weeks and
the average for The week ending September 9Th to b.
added and unless this average shall be below Cos Id
Uhe average Of The week 10 be excluded the next six
weeks will De lbs, and the duty will be down to lis
minimum price Of Is
The French Minister of Foreign Affairs has address
ed The Duke Of MonebeIlo authorizing his ExcelIency
to demand his passports, and return France in the
event OF the Court refusing 10 sxpel Prince Louis Ma
Po!"nD from the Swiss territory.
The following notice was posted at the Bank Of Eng
land. September G.:
The Governor and Company of the Bank Of Eng
land do hereby give notice. that md after the 9Th IN
slant they will be ready TO receive applications for loans
upon deposte of approved bills of exchange not having
than six months run; such loans 10 be repaid
or before the 18th Of October next with interest the
rate Of per cent; to be for loans Of not less than
- OiO each"
FOREIGN GRAIN MARKET.
letter from Odessa OF the beginning Of August has
the following particulars respecting the corn trade at
that port
''We have orders for from Leghorn because the
harvest in Tuscany is not good as last, though that
not sufficient for The consumption of the country
The corn which We have here is damp and there is
rssnso Of drying it, of the continued rain
which ws have had since III: spr!ng. The bld weather