Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-07
From tho Journal Of commere. Sep; 5.
ARRIVAL OF THE COLUMBIA.

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At half pas, three o'clock this morning, by ex.
press from Boston, We received Liverpool paper. 10
the 2Oh ut. nnd London to the 10 h inclusive.
b;ousht by the steamer Columbia, Can't Miller,
which arrived at half past O'Clock ON Tuesday
morning.
From Liverpool to Boston she hid ca pass,r-
gers 5 rom Liverpool to Halifax, and from Hall.
tx 10 Boston.
Cotton was rather dropping at Liverpool. owing
partly to the unsettled relations between the cn-
ploycrs and the operatives.
Inc duty on foreign wheat had risen to les and
on Hour 10 % z I'd. pee Dbl. Dutin. the week
ending i3h, American -four advanced Gu pee b6l =,
but subsequently this advantage was lost,
Queen victoria had returned from Scotland. -
She visited Woolwieh on the i7,h where Ihe We
received with great enthusiasm.
There Is nothing later f. ON Iadia and Chi a
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.
TUEspAr, Sept. i3.-Snce gu, repor, of this dsv
week Il g fresh arrivals Of Wheat fem abroad are
rather liberal, having bout 100 O. 20 hand from,
the Baltic and Mediterranean; VIC are also mod.r
n'e'Y snPphed with Canadian and States Flour, the
later o, which at the present rate Of duty is p,r,
" placed under bond. During several DAYS las,
week the weather was wet ana unset si, but now
exhibits an improved aspect; with a few trivial rr
eep!ions, however. the Grain crops Immediately
with us orc secure, and although disianty in la,e
s;uatIons. much Corn remains out the rain, 81 far
a they effect this locality. have been fAvo,able.-
Simulated by the advance in London, the trade for
most descriptions OF Foreign Wheat opened this
morning WIN higher expectations on the part of
hoders; but the milers re using to comply with tho
improved ra'es required, the currency OF this day
week was lew insianccS exceeded, and the tran,
eeu'n,, cons quently, were by no means extensive
uooo l,'sh 'ew Whea'a on the contrary, in the ab-
fehce OF an adequate supply, realiz d an amend
ment OF I'd to 81 per 20 It's. and English now sun
ported cur quIta IONS States Fouc was i and
Canadian Is pr br deircr.
LONDON TOBACCO TRADE Tie Tobac-
GO mnThel cuing the past NH has been ycrv
qrie, tire total sales not exceeding, 500 bhd, thc
pirepai part being low qua tiles Tor * por,a;ior-
In Vitcmia the sales have been for the home trade
soont SUI hhts. The arrivals have been 2I3O
hhos. consisting OF 800 hhds. virginia. and 1890
hhds. Kentucky. Deliveries, 1882 hhds.
Iho stock Is now Is. 1856 hhd,. against I6 Cos
hhGs. IN the corresponding month OF i54l; 537I
hhds- in 1910; and 3ils hhds. in 1889. For ex
Toftation the sales have been go hhds at2II To a
nnc upward; prices have not undergone any change
and our quotations remnin the same. In Kentucky
saies have not amounted TO more than $50 hhds-
For home trade sales have been principally Of short
md middiing strips Maryland-A few hhds have
been tnker by the trade, and 100 hhds. have b. en-
shipped Tor continental market. Havana leaf con
LuucS very much neglected.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. I9.-The imports OF Ame-
rlean are vcry light, md consist of only 90 bbs
~ Kegs laid; 5US boxes cheese; 1873 bils pork.
Lard-'There has been very good demand, and
further advance obtained. Very little now re main
ing IN hrs, hands; higher prices now asking the
sales have been large at 32s TO AS, duty paid
Cheese-A lew cwt NV, Of good quality, were
sold At 5is; nj. not at present nquiIed 10; pric,
36' 10 Sos, as TO quality.
1AVRE MARKEr.-In the HAvre marke,
during the week ending Sept 18th, 1000 bales cot
ton were imported, and 5000 bales so at rather
irregular prices, but without any positive decline
though our brokers' quote binary cotton aud tho
below that description If lower; fine qu,liss &c
NAMED without any alteration. Our stock at the
present m 1ment amounts 10 $4,000 bales
ANTWERP, Sept. I3.-Cofiee had IN 'er,ors
no alteration. Sales 1850 bales ord Batavil n, 27i
27ie; ord Domingo at 23;; and ord Brsz u 2O;.
2llc. Cotton remained IN a favorable position;
salrs 200 bales Georgia, Mobile and New Creanr
ut trm prices. Hides continued calm ut ntev,nu
quotations. Sales 1900 dty Bucnos Ayres, nnC
1000 sailed do. Indigo dull; also Pepper, Pot
ashes, Tallow and Tea. In II ce the transaction
were l4O tics; Carolina AZ I2iai2.h In raw Su.sI
The sales were only 900 boxes grey Havana at IL
- 5 Sd.
AMSTEEDAM-At Amsler dam, during a.,
week ending Monday. Sept. H. Coffee was finn
Ordinary and common Cheibon, OF - to 23Ie; On,
brown i5ci Sumaua was a. lS.. Brazil aod othe
soHs were quiet. Fobnceo was neglected. Raw
Sugar WASH favorable position, prices having I
tendency to advance. SJTnam was 10 to 23f; an,
Havana % TO PSF Rice was s,il N dematd Spli
new Carolina a. Isl. Hides were brlsksr. but CO.
ton was fst.
HAMBURG--The report OF the Hambur
market for the week ending Friday, Sept 9. state
that Coffee was not in much r.ques'. The tale
were 200 bags Brazil at 81 to 3 So, and so OO
lbs L. Rico Al TO 5.s. Prices were much the same
In ra- there had been extensive dealing CT f, n
quotations the sales being 20O0 boxes brown, GU
yellow ard 500 white Havnnno; and 6 to 7O
brown and 500 white Bahia, with 100 boxes Fer
nambuco. Refined descriptions were suppore.
or Carolina II &C the stock wa exceedingly reduced
not more thar 500 tons being left. Cocoa had ice
IN some rsquest, and pepper and pimenlo were i
demand. The sales IN Tobacco comprised 200
bales Of Domingo at 9-iGs on the average.