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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-30
LIME Van IS Il n,cd up mnn.

Whoever else may be elected to the Chief Ma
gsiracy, IL is now matter Of certainty. and ma
be set down in advance, rs a historical fact. that
Martin Van Buren, can never again reach that eIc.
waited post. We know how painful is this conyic.
ton to many We know how dcvotedly the bulk
ofthc Democratic party have set their hearts upon
his restoration. How dull, and nsipid, and drcary.
life itsclfw be to them, when disappointed in this
great hopcl They may affect to feel and exert
themselves greatly to feel, an interest in the sue
cess Of some other Democratic candidate but if
will he in vain. Mortified and hcar.brokcn, their
struggles will be unayailing. They will feel them
to be so; and they will see in the overthrow of Van.
the final prostraton Of the Democracy, and the de-.
struciiOn Of oil their most fondly cherished hopes
They had as well prepare themselves for that
which cannot be avoided Van is n used np man.
1t is already recorded in the book Of fate and he
and his friends, by their frantic struggles, instead
Of altering the decree, will only succeed in draw.
ing down along with them, the Democratic Party.
Down that party is destined to 90 but they will
mako its downfall more speedy and disastrous, and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-30
The Lnlrersiti,s nrnin.

VIC have all the Locos upon They set thcmst YES
up NJ the exclusive champions Of Literary institutions &C.
We'll! wonders will never cease! We, however are not
sorry to sec such display OF affection for Letters We
know many have feared that the Loco would exert w
ever power they might possess the overthrow of all the
seats OF the learning the State We are happy that IN,
gentlemen are committed to contrary and that the
apprehension will not be realized.
For oursclycs-wo Whirs VIII, have y.IisJ aud ,;r l
upon our Liornry institutions supply the light to dspc tho
darkness Of Locoocoism--Wo, who through good and
through evil report have stood by and done Whatever we
could to make our Colleges prosper while we ACCOMPLISH
That object, we well endure the rcpro,cb of
being hostile TO Literary institutions. There arc very few
whose good opinion worth baubco who will give credit
10 the propostcrous idea.
For any amount Of disinpcnuousncss and
ton on this subject, from the Enquirer We were well prc
pared; but We confess surprise NJ the construction mn,
upon ne by the Petersburg Republican That pspcr bv
inference, makes us say what never sad In making
correction respecting the Professor Of Political Economy
NJ nc University ot Virginia, spoke from personal
knowledge We had no such personal knowledge rcspcet
ing the course Of the Professors William and Mary 49,
and therefore, We said nothing; tho We arc free a. sv
That from our personal acquaintance with Protector Dew
the estimate we formed Of him very different from
that expressed IN Nm article to which the Republican
IN Diminishing this subject FOR good and all We have only
to express the sincere wish Of our heart thar there were =
thousand Students a each Of Inc Colleges Of Virginia
The thorough regeneration and redemption Of the Old d.,
"n'n could not then be postponed ton very distant day
The Sugar crop Of Louisiana in 1912 amounted to 90
ZIG bids the largest crop made.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-30

bring upon themselves all the olium OF the party
disgrace and ruin.
The leading Locofoco presses, (thc Globe and
Enquirer among the rest, have taken il into their
heads, that the very existence of the Democratic
party, is dependent the reelection of Van Blu
ren. They hare made so--and they cannot now
undo it. If pride, consistency, and personal anti
pathies did not stand in the way, and prevent them
from withdrawing their candidate, and put the
stake upon another issue; il is late now, to
trace their steps, and repair the mischief they have
done. They have alternative now, hut look
OH, and see their idol cast down. and their affairs
overturned, and TO have the whole blame saddled
upon themselves.
This result to the Wings, and to the patriotic
men of all parties, would, of itself, be triumph.
The defeat of Van Buren---tho parasite and pet
of Andrew Jacksonville author of all the GALA
mites which have bcfallcn the country.---and
along with his defeat the dispersion of the mcrcc
nary horde, who have hung upon his heels, and
consumed the substance of the peope----this of it.
self would indeed, be consummation for rejoicing.
But when TO this is added that tho instrument of ma.
tonal vengeance is Henry Clay, the cup of ma
tional Joy will overflow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-30
INFORMANT FROM Mryico

we alluded some days since n derstandng vhic
had ansen between the diplomatic agents of Great Britain
ava the Mexican Government; but had deemed il sub
c OF serious consequence until yesterday when we were
kindy allowed to copy eNrIct Of letter received in
hl' CITY, dated Mexico, September 29th and or,ynrded
via Havana, by the British ship Severn IL communi
Gates the following intelligence of startling import:
"Mexico. Sept 29th lS43.
dcrsanding which has arisen between H. NJ Mission and
the Government. Mr. DOYLE, H. b. Me- Charge d'AGaira
mas suspended oil omntc intr;,u with Mexico I'M
uIhe receives insTucliOnsIromh bis Gnvonment-N q Be-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-30

NEW-JERSEY.-Tho new Legislature of Ncw-Jcrscy
assembled AT Trenton Tuesday, when james Patterson
OF Monmouth chosen Vice President of the Council
and Alex Bnyes OF Sussex Secretary; Robert Shay OF
"prrcn Seargeantnt Arms. Mr.. Taylor OF Cumberland
was choscn Speaker OF the House "a TO 2i) j. NJ New.
ell OF Cumberland Clerk VIM Napton Of Trenton Dookee
Pcr-al L"cos Of course. Occsockers were most nbun
dant. IL was doubtful that evening whether James :
Green OF Princeton Mr. Ilaincs of Sussex would be Go
vernor.-N y Tribune
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
A MUSICAL LECTURE,
Ind VaeaI Eafsrtainmeaf.

lIWH FWfHF IfHTfTF0IHVF0T
MR w. RUSSELL respectfully intention ofay
~ ing vocal entertainment Monday evening 7nb In
u large dining room of tie ErclsuEe Hotel occasion
have the honor presenting the public latest and
most popular compositions which viii be- Illustrated by renaks-
During which Do will the ship "Destp 81 The
ReveIet The Newfoundland Dog" The Gambcfs WIFE" the
National AneneanFong and Life on the Ocean wavor &c
NJ Smith Drinker a Morris Book store ~
DJ To commence ~ O'Clock or % q,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-30

The Tyler Collector Ncw-ohcans has begun
the Clerks in his office lie vetiniizod Democrats
for breakfast and preparing to have his dinner
ed up with whgs-when the latter him all trouble
threw up their commissions.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-30
CENTRAL WING COMMITTEES.

A meeting Of the Central Wing Committee will
be held this evening, at o'clock at the Wing
Office.
\ full attendance is requested, as matters Of
state importance are to be considered.
X. r.. DANIEL, Chm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-30
From the Albany Journal.

. ME. Van buren, or TIE TARFr.-The letter winch Mr.
an bnren has semitic ga friend" in Va and through that
Trend To the editor Of the Richmond ENQUIRER eubodvin
ms opinions for the Southern market on the subject of lie
Iarti was evidently intended for the public cyc Of
INC Nort" The People o New England New ork Penn
Nah ana N"w Jersey are, with but few exceptions the
last friends OF Protective Tariff Ii vois could b., ken
irrespective OF party considerations, directly the Tariff
question, we do hesitate say that f.rfths Of ,o
electors o tins Stale, and doubt not an equally large
proportion 81 the electors Of neghbor st les oud
nounce Tor the American System. The strong reposscs
siOs OF the people Of the North in favor Of this policy have
beon aoundunty confirmed 10y the successful operation of the
present Tariff, and were Mr. Van Buren, 10 avoy nj the Nr
a. he has done az the South that he den0VEces and ,ey
DcIAiNIs this measure he would lose what l,i oJ b,
stu retains upon the support Of his followers in this and the
adjoining States The Regency organs are well aware r
tins tact and hence such OF them audc I'm any ,y -,
tic Richmond letter treat 1t Whg invention" Tins
the Troy Budget Of yesterday, that the dico
sure OF Mr. Van Burcns anTar views must dash the
hopes OF the Rensselaer, division Of the Loco Foco ,r
attempted to discTcdthc story, The Wbg pancrs
'itseiil that Nlr. Van Buren, has written letter IN :,
friend m virginia, IN which II is said he d.nounccs
land utterly disclamS the present Tariff law Now tls
may sound plausible enough 10 those who believe any
thing they see IN tie newspapers whether authenticated
or not but an Interested public would sooner see The letter
"itssif" ~
The question os to the genuiaene.s of tbi, "c,tcr ~
easily be settled. The Troy Budget doubtless cycbapps
with the Richmond Enquirer or IT It docs not il can bor
row file from its ally the Argus II is the Richmond r,
quer ct the 18th October last in which Mr. Van Buren,.
denunciaon Ut the present Tariff j. proclaimed eve
have before M letter." says Mr. Richie "scnt 10 M,
10y friend, and addressed him by Mr. Van Buren, in
which Mr. Van Buren, dcH0uBces, and utterly dsclon,s
the present Tariff" The Budget will perceive therefore
that the discovery" OF which speaks originated no,
with tho Wing papers," but with Locof,co coiernpora
~, Tie kichmOrd Enquiror and that "thc letter. which i,
affects 90 "Whig invention" is povy in , M,
session OF tho Alias Of tic Loco Foco party DO Virginia Mr.
Richie We are entirely Ct tho opinion Of the Budget
however, that con interested public" will not rest satisfied
until they "the letter ITSELF Let ms know, pon ,b,
grounds and for what considerations Mr. Van Buren, ode
nouncos and discams the present Tariff" The letter -
The letter.!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-30

Mr Ruasol who comes preceded by vast r,no, IN IN.
musical world gives Concert tonight at the Exchange
Many o our citizens have enjoyed the pleasure Of hearing
him sing and they all IN representing him a.
unmatched and unavoidable
The Conceu b. given IN the large Dining Room at the
Exchange
Tm SALE At the Presbyterian Church will Le continued
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday u Mi. Week.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-30

S5.IOb,OJ3 62
surplus and profits equal to SllO9 capital
This included circulation Of the RANK ard ~
'he Votes were cancelled before they a of
against 50 much Of the circulation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-30

NHE subscribers offer for sale large assort
ment OF GROCERIES, ofthe quality and lowest price,,
of cash. OF upon time TO punctua Their present
consists. Of
S'"hh-St CroS Porto Rico New Orleans Clarified wools.y
4 Woolseys best los crushed and pulyrrzsd
COFFEE-Java AnFustui RIO Iagua Cubn and ~ Donir.o
'ohASSIs-fon kco' superior article; Sugar.
house
ShLT-Msrshalrs factory 90 20 the toni
IEA-Gunpowder, Black and Imperial various qualities
SHOI-NOulr's patent, oil SIZES
tANDLtS-Sperm, Huls patent Sieare and Tallov
sOAP-iees, Colgate's anil I.oyd's
CHEESE-Best American. IN and bor.s
bbAIlIE-Good" and damaged sole. russell and axed nm
lhoN-Ife ot al Sizes, horse plough plates
BWON-Wesien smthheh, Tods and city eurei sides Ham.
and Shouhers-bcr family article and plantation u,e :
heavy stock, exceedingly low
HERRlNGS-Nouh Carolina and usquehanna M 1 AMI . &c..
and clipped s
FLoUR-Famly extra and Enperhne-bes qualities
COTTON-Raw and Yarn. al sizes
WOOl~-A few bales Western washed
WIN
PEPPER. ALTSPtCE. MUSTARD CIOVEa
NCTMEGs, MACE INDIGO. MATCHES
NICE, VINEGAR, WOOD WARE
TABLE SALT, NAILS STEEL &c Ie
As heyas dctefpined be unde csod bv ,rv ho. 10 -
cry the public are requested to them ca a, m, -
below the Bell. ' az VIC F'as soor
% prAEr ro,.rs . ,,.,.,-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-30

Ro5,ery and probable Murder Of n Southern Gentle.
maHG esicday about O'Clock, negro called at the Of
flee Of Messrs. Hafndon, IN Wastrcet, and demanded
change for one thousand dollar note. He was asked
where be- gOtt iEom and replied that give tp him by
white man Tic was then told 10 go To- the National Bank
tic bl was on ono OF that name, when he left. lie was
followed and b. was a-ccrt8nod That he in contrary
direction. Information given to the Mayor, who or.
dcd OHhaycs TO goin search OF the negro which hc did
aud arrested him, with other negroes. They stated on
Their examination that the 1000 note together with two
other similar notes. picked up in priyy the United
states Hotel ia Philadelphia.
The bills were to the Bank whore twas ascertain.
cd mat they wore INC that were paid ~ Southern
gentleman few days sncc who had very mysteriouslv
disappeared from The city. Upon these facts the neproe.
were committed prison. and Mr.. Iowndes started FOR
Ihladephn 70 find out II possible hcrwas any truth i'm
t1ct statement The superstition is that the person was
cnhced into one Of the many dcns Of nfamy with which
this city abounds, known touch houses and robbed and
probably murdered.
me names Of the hrec negroes Henry Tfman, I'd.
%. O''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-30

The Northern Democracy affect TO doubt the
fact stated by the Richmond Enquirer, that Mr.
Van Buren, has written u letter, in which the Ia
rift is denounced, and utterly disclamcd. The
Albany journal copies and comments on an article
expressing this doubt, contained in the Locoioco
paper at Troy, y. York. We annex both
As the Enquirer's say-so is not sufficient autho
r,y for the existence of the reputed Letter, and as
it has been brought upon the taps by the Locos
themselves, 1t is but fair that the public should see
the Letter itself. No concealments-no public
letters for private cycs-no double set of opinions
one for the North, and one for the South II
Mr.. Van Buren, he in reality against Tariff, let
the world have the evidence of the fact. under his
own hand-and let him reap all the benefit to which
such an opinion may entitle him. If on the other
hand, he he in favor of Tariff, let that fact be
known, and let the odium popularity attached
To that opinion, be his. The Editor of the Enqui-
rer says he has the Letter the people would ra.
Their see the Letter, than his account of its contents
Therefore, let it be- forthcoming.
We here understand pretty well the game of
the Van BureniteS of the South They are Sc
verey pushed While assaed in front bv the
Wings, their fanks are attacked by the Calhoun
Democrats This Tariff question is the one par
ucuarly on which the Calhounites RELY To cain the
advantage over them. To prevent that result.
MIR. Van Buren's Lieut. of the Enquirer attempts
TO dodge the adversary by shirling the question:
He affects to be more violently opposed to Tariff
than anybody else. He comes forth formally and
denounces the tariff rcsolutions, which were adopt
ed al the Syracuse Convention by Mr.. Van Bu-
rens most intimate personal and political friends
he utterly repudiates the principles there avowed:
ana tn give the greater weight to his dsavowaL
and TO induce the South to believe that he had the
authority of Mr.. Van Buren, for making the dis
claImer, he afrms that he has in his possession n
letter IN which Mr.. V. b. ''denounces and utter
~ disclaims the Tariff: All this, if true. is 4 very
complete answer 10 Mr.. Calhoun's friends. at the
South This is certainly very adroit political ma
nagemcnt. 1t disarms Mr. Van Buren's adverse
RES IN the Democratic ranks and places him on the
same platform with the great Southern Luminary.
The anti-taritt sentiments however, imputed TO llr
Van Buren,, were designed exclusively for South
eTn consumption. But they have found their way
to the North-and threatening to be troublesome
to HIM there, his friends deny that he has ever au
thorlzed them, and appeal to the Syracuse Resolu-
tions-as cmbodying his own views and those of
his friends.
In tins way it is, that it is expected that he can
again be Struggled into the Presidency
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-30

U'EA CHOCOLATE AND COCOA
n hall chests Extra Pine g. p. Tea
do Pine do
boSes Bakers Chocolate
DO do Cocoa
half chests best Black Tcl--for sale Wy
Or "a a., ..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-30

w W. HARRISON.
THNAMARINDsIOo s Of prime fe,b Tama,nds Tor .,i. n,
u me black Roy and Mortar ny ocig ? T. DOVE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-30
NEW CHEAP GOODS

.NTsN I'll EAR GODDS.
uSI received fine lot of Glassware. Cut
Glass Bowls Plain Bowls Cut Dishes mould and p,.
ed Dishes salvers; Tumbes Wine Glasses, Champaspe Cs.
Lamps Astral Solar and Reading Lamp Shades Lanterns 81,
srlar~ very low Curtain Pins and Glass Knobs
Also on hand fine stock Of CRoCKERY. very low
f'-ge store and Hand Lamps Astral soar Inp, ,,
phh- 90 "ishoushS do beautiful stock OF Candeabrs
anu hght' hne patterns, and OF excellent quality
large lot of handsome Gilt nv frame Iookin, .
e. oe Mahe Pier and Hand plain. which nj,
sell low Also Looking GAS Plates all sizes ~ "
also lot oiHARDWARE which will sell M COST IN CO, 81 81,
ShnNes and IonRs Andons Tenders Furnaces stoobir
lot OF Conehs Candescks, plated and Bttanni, &C.,
britannia Tea Pots and Coffee do; Britannia Sugar. and Geo.
and spoons German Silver Spoons, Tea and Table ''
al 1a ana purchase JAMES EVANS
~ 80 Croekey Dealer Main Street.
"HIrE LEAD-lo0 kegs No. 1, VARIOUS sizes Co Loo p
pooys supenor-In store and for sale by
oe ~ WILLIAMS HAXALL.
BRANDY
HALF Pipes genuine Brandy superior oai;,v- IN 10
IN ,m''a'ion-For sale by WILLIAMS 4 HAXALI
SUGARS hhds p. n. sugar superior qalty-For .I. h
= O' ~ WILLIAMS HAXALL.
ELoRENCE oII.O Cases superior quality salad oI in aL
- io' SAFE % &C SO WILLIAMS HAXALL.
TEA AND COFFEE
NCNroWDER Imperial Young Hyson Tea
~ Java aguiTa, Angostura Cuba and ST Dong
Couee-tor sale by oe 30 WILLIAMS HASALI.
Keen Co.'S Cash Tailoring estn SiisbmeoI
M Il have Just received, and have now readv
for inspection 10 pieces Cloths do
F"ier wha complete assortment Of Vcsings Will be aS
ulo order at the lowest cash warranted in all
Sis's &C 40 KEEN l. co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-20
BALTIMORE MARKET.

49, 100 Ouicc Oi the American, Oct. l6, y. NJ.
fLOUR-Wc note sales OF about 500 barrels Howard
street Flour OF good mixed brands from to-day at 81
- winch the current asking The receipt price is
Si,l2I. f
Sales OF 1850 bbls. City Mills Flour at S4ls3
GRAlN.-Th0 supplies Of Wheats were rather large ves
ierday and to-day. Prices, however show no variation
we quote good to prime Md and Virginia at S5a9O
ana ordinary to good ut 1OaS5 Sales of family flour
"hi'e "heas at 9Oa95 cts. a small sale of Penna red
wheat at 9O cts We quote white Corn at 45a46 cts and
ye,ow otl!ale cents. Sales OF Oats at 22a23 cts.
PROVlSlONS.-Small sales of Mess Pork have been
made to day at $40 I5. We advised Of any trans
actions in No and holders continue ask SO s71aSO-
here Is very little doing in Beef. Baltimore Mess is held at
We note retail sales of No TO day at SO So
Bacon limited demand small sales only
strictly prime parcels making atthe following rates. viz
western assorted at 45a4i cents Sides Had; cts and
Shoulders 3ia4c. We note sale of 500 Hams of nrme
quality to-day at 65c. a sale of 500 kegs No Western
Lard was made to-day &C. and sale also of parcel of
No Western Butter Mt 7Jc.
WHlSKEY-ls in very limited demand We ouote
hhds at 2ib cts. and bbls at 25 cts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-20
FUTURE DAYS.
HOUSES AND LOTS IN THE CITY, AND LANDS
Nv THE COUNTY. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
l1l RSIAN'T to an order of the S,,,.-;-- &,

Il OF Chaneey Richmond Circuit u,,a, m. oo, -
MARCH le]3 in siii between Bank Of
plaintiffs and the President and M the Raj
he United states incorporated Assembly OF ,h-
State Of Pennsylvania others defepdants the %
have been appointed Commissioners for the p,rnos % =,
hereinafter mentioned premises public auction 10 tn
highest bidder following LANDS and ENEMES ~ -, r
Of Richmond To wit On THURSDAY sd day OF Nov.mh,2
M at IL O'Clock all piece Of ground
ana ronns on the south side Of street being the
ond tenement from the stree eon,ann,
front on or Main and running ac in s,,n
20 an ahey on which ground there Brick
House two story Kitchen house and Dairy also Inn
fronting said alley running back abou,
feet with the advantage in common for IN. s. ~ ST.,
said lumber house and others. - - s
On the same day at four O'Clock afternoon lot sua. Al,
corner Of and fourth plan Of
the said city by the number 597 containing half an acrc and
afterwards an undivided moety OF 6g2 situate at
~ y, corner OF and Second streets FRIDAY
M 50 day ofNovembe i543 past o'clock the
out o numbered plan made by Richard Young Ralon
ana recorded IN the Office Of Richmond Hustinp,
Court four twelve, nine and lots No and No 10
s S ana Sn' on street South Of Duvals addition wide
~ No also anlon-the former fronting m q;
ana The latter the rear thereof ma
oa street No contains "a feet front Carter street and
runs back that width No ls No - contains a. s G
inches on the said South addition and runs b,r
I- eet inches on the line dividing IL and II feet
on the line dividing No 10 contains a. fe .h
on the sad street. and feet inches ON the lin. vd
ing from No H. and - feet the line and No
he corner OF the said feet d.
ing 70 feet on the former latter So on the A.
Vdne from No and No and ss said line OF No 10
ana we wllaso sell at public highest bidder
on MONDAY the 9th day November Is4a a, ~ oc,oh in
e Cned states being equal moiety in tract
OF land ON Wiham creek contain 1877 acres which bv
samuel T. Puiam the Directors and Cop,nv ~ ,h
Farmers Bank Of Virginia Richard Anderson and Jane
Robertson as trustees Of the Bank United states
The sales will be following terms to wit fourth ca.b
~ IN IN equal instruments Of g, IL, and from
e DAY OF sale the credit from tho TIM
FOR the said credit payments negotiable notes will be taL. ~
e WIN IN each case be retained be confirmed
e purchase money paid directed nv the or
IT, at the time appointed the weather sb, h. h
% ,he commissioners as to make improper SELL
the sale shall be made. G. A. MYERS D''
con. ROBINSON,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-20
Correspondence Of the journal Of Commerce.

- - MO IT' JANEKIU August 3Otl, 1913.
900 bbs, l6n50O l7p5O0 for Baltimore: isnooo TO-
Btandywlnc leN25O for some Superior Ohio lg5OO for
Richmond and 2ll256 for some Trests SIS which proy
ed very superior The export demand has been more than
was expected, nine thousand barrels, including the Or
leans cargo having been exported The stock in first hands
Is $500 bis Richmond 100 bis Philadelphia and Ohio
In second hands the stock estimated 900 bis The
market very Hat IN consequence OF the expected arrival
OF several cargoes the offers for Philadelphia being only
l6l5OO net S5,sS9. Richmond could not be sold IN an
extent over 10000 nett 800.
Cofcc-1he demand lias been brisk and eoual q, tho
supplies, which have been mostabundant Prices advanced
about 10Th ns in consequence of the demand for the T.
STATES lOal Oh rs II rather Stacker and as stock
are on the increase, prices arc looking downward
Suponors range from 3l30Oa3l5O0, nett 6416Bc on
board, with ex good frss 2n900n3n20O nett 5Ia5Lc ON
board Ordinary rsis 260Oa2sOO net 5a5 cts on board
Inc export Coffee to all parts has been $500 bags
To the U. States 81 sos
Exchange has ruled from 25a2j4d. It is now looking