Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-29


h'Sdhns st~t Good 3.a9t
s Eau soo@ .t.s Good md sns Sega. s,f' All
10 STEAMED Parcels sIas
Abiding lair 4!4s
5.a6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tI,aI
fine very teafeeluP Sound good 4ts5t
The Stock in London this day consists Of 275I3 hhds
and tec,r being about $500 hhds. Virginia and 20 900
hhds Kentucky aud that of Liverpool ZOO hhds Viz.
gins and IL, 800 hhds. Kentucky.
The Stock Of old STRIPS tho LIST September last con-
sisted of about $500 hhds. viz:
$500 hhds Kentucky, and 1000 hhds Va in Ljyerpoo:
and about Boo hhds Kerry and 900 hhds Va in London
and assuming The quantity prepared couise of las.
at lOOU0 in Ihe Western States aud 900 hhds in
Virginia have aggregate supply abou 25 900 hkds
for the consumption Of tie year le45-6 OF this quany
there that be used by the manufacturer
tina country Assuming also the consumption Of the United
Kingdom $4,000 hhds. Semmed Tobacco for the wear
It follows that have apparent surplus of il 600 hbds
10 meet the import on the LIST September 1876 Under
this estimate Of supply have felt impossible 10 rest
the vain hope oil that advance price which some have
pretended effect We have therefore, considered il
wise proceed with opportunity has offered and
have doubt, friends will find cause TO spproye
The cOurte we have Pursued. Toe OF month
have been about l400 hhds Of which about BY ourselves
For Western Leaf generally the demand mas been con-
fined tie finer quantities Of Segar Tobacco the South
markets Of Europe, for which quotations
been ODtalneut dTted Lea
The Factories for the Home Trade. for which, however
in consequence Of the abundant supply Of Western
med the demand has been too ncOnsdeabe resze the
advance hsd hoped obtain the low prices which
had been eurrent in the earlier part Of the year.
OF Virginia Tobacco only cargoes Of the last crop
have been imported into London. The Leaf u deei-
dedy good class having both substance and rich oily quail
~; the greater part OF tie also in good condition The
Strips generally Of inferior class but few OF them
euite d 10 and pft b.
have mixture Of Western Tobacco.
Ordinary Leaf both Va and Kentucky is quite
consequence Of the large Sucks IN oil Continental
pors and the depressed Of those markets for which il
- usually taken.
Cotton about per ID. lower than the hghes, range Of
prices which prevailed in the Of last year The
stocks about 30 900 bales larger tbsn same period
last year. and the crop Of this probably large
the preceding one-iheefore, although do expect con
sumpdVe demand equal TO that Of last year. we see no
cause for expecting any general Improvement in price
There Mil probably be occasional variations arising from
Incidental causes, which msy easily affect the present low
scale OF prices.
We have no doubt that tome great change in the Corn
Laws Of this country will be made in the ensuing Session
Of Parliament We have expectation Of Free Trade
Ia eoTn~o look rather for fixed duty in fo u Gus
Duty, for Revenue not for Protection Of proba-
bly, not exceeding Sc. per quarters whatever the arrange.
meet the nesfy II approach Free Trade the more
beneficial will IL be TO the general OF Commerce.
The present pneo Of American Flour 25s 3ls per bb
IOr sweet superhBe IN bond.
We have lately passed through short interval Of hnan
eal alarm. arising from insufficient the excite
produced. We cannot bertfre surprised that
tbs excited feeling subsidng aud ha returning con.
hdeaos pgsin sppsrsnL Money easy, but cheap
snd do expect that h will be ihfou bout the ensuing
year g. ehesp e. t was In lst5.
We remain, cir