Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-02


ton the test of the eleclons-bu, unite upon The broad
grounds of principle Go against the Wing President
and National Bank-and let quarrel and divide
our iorces and dIsspae our strength upon this stumbling
block. No prescription for this cause-Our union is
our strengh-Divls;on ensures our defeat.
GE.1IN and Money Harkst.
We extract the following articles from the last New
York papers:
".ytso York .Na,ket, &c Sept 23 Tho Stock Market
continues exceedingly heavy and depressed and the
tendency in prices yesterday was again downwards IN
most descriptions. No sales OF u S Bank were made.
E"The advices received yesterday by the Great Yves
tern, relative to the Grain Market and progress OF the
Harvest in England, although generally of more ia
vorable nature hare prnducsd material .Bfct this
mdr6et. Sales were made yesterday of good Western
Flour, for Eastern account al So holders, however ge
Morally demanding 50 %, being decline Of about 30
cts per bbl. The highest price obtained during the
past week Southern is also held al 50.
"a sale Of 5000 bushels Nltg mia Wheat, to arrive
made at 81 So cash; and small sales of Corn
al 81 O3. Rye is held at 81 Goa IL l2 per bushe
The stock Of Flour in market is unusually limited for
the season. being estimated little % 900 barrels
The market for Cotton also remains unaffected by the
recent advces and presents very quiet appearance
The New York Express Price Current of Saturday,
SAYS /" This has been a stirring week All eyes were
turned to Europe to learn the stale OF the crops The
Great Western relieved in great measure tins anxiety;
Flour however, only fell about 90 cenls-no other article
was affected The weather has been exceeding stormy
this eek which has checked out door business There
is however great number Of merchants here from The
interior and the Fail trade is exceedingly acve-our
hotels crowded to sverhowing New York has sci.
dom enjoyed active trade The gala in the early
part Of this month"; has been very severe, much more so
than at first supposed. The losses by our Under
writers will be very great.
''Flour On Tuesday the news BY the Great West
ern was received, which considered favorable as
10 the weather and crops that prices declined
TO 50 On Thursday, they rallied little but yesterday
went back 10 the 50. Many of the principal holders
however, decline any sales at present rates
The reader will perceive, by our advertisements, that
the Bank Of Beers 4 Co is going into operation
capital limited to Sl0,G00,0O0.
The n. York Courier Il Enquirer Of the 9Th says:
"The Bank Of the United States in N York commences
operations tins day. when accounts with deposors will
be opened Wednesdays aud Saturdays have, we under
stand. been fixed the discount days, commencing
fom next Saturday. The Bank commences business
under The charge of Morris Robinson Esq President,
and Mr. Youngs and Mr. lddngs, late OF the IT, S. Bank
of Philadelphia, Cashier and Assistant Cashier The
location of The Banking r"om, until the completion of
the building in progress of erection for the accom-
mediation OF the Bank Of the o. S, al The Of
Wall and Hanover streets formerly JoSephs Banking
Ilouse.-1he system in New York thus seems To be
going swimmingly We have some fears, that we
shall yet rue lis consequences. Prtne- gards!