Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-18
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
BARlNG'S CIRCULAR.

London, Sent. 2S.-The Colonial markets were hea.
w during the week. Lower prices were accepted f +
e6ffre and sugar-pub}ic sales of which have been nuner
Gus and extensive. The deliveries ofboth articles. how.
ever, continue LARGE.
The cotton market has been very quiet. both consnm-
ers and speculai ors acting with preal caution and al.
tn uah a fair amour, of business has been transacted prices
suffered a decline. The Gain trade has again become
dull is only a limited business puinp forward.
and prices have rather downward tendency. The hol-
dels Of Indian corn aloat in Liverpool have become more
firm ia their demands, but as vet no orders from
Ireland have warranted their increased metensinns.-
The reports from the manufacturing districts still repre-
sent the state oflale therein as beinp lanuuiJ withont
any immediate prospect of improvement, particularly as
the recent adyites from India are not favorable for exlen-
siye shipments OF goods to that quarter.
The accounts from the manufacturing districts are dis
eonraging and trade languld without the prospect of i'm
pruvement, particularly as recent adyices from India are
unfvorable.
Money is in more demand, but the stock Of bullion in
creases, and The rate of discount remains unchanged.
There is no marked increase in the demand ior Ameli
can stocks for investment, hut the parcels which were of
lefed having been taken from The market at lO3 10 l0l
tr certificates and l0l and lo5 for coupon bonds, prices
are iirmer, and we quote lO4 and l0ll for certificates. of
which the supply is comparatively large, and l05sal06
for bonds with coupon which are In more request. In the
stocks of separate States we have no variation Of conse-
quence 10 mention Today. In several instances l.. S.,
SIS have beef. |bonghlat loo.
LIVERPOOL, 29th.-The Corn trade ruled dull through
out the week and clused at decline of about one shil
ling per quarter in sales IF considerable quantities.
Flour is also lower. The top price for best Western
Canal is 90 sIillings per bbl. The liberal supplies Of
foreign Indian Corn caused The demand 10 subside, though
some were expecting an advance, but without any rlal
cause.
Cotton is lanrnid and prices unsupported by the speech
lative purchasers. The 50, $ fi the week are 5000
bales, and he imports 8 ,222 balfs. The prices of Amer
lean descriptions are without change, bnt at the same
time it has been difficult to buy or sell on satisfactory
terms. This continued dullness Is not attributable 10 any
change in the growing crop, which is still unfayorable.
hut to the discouraging state of the Manchester mar.
keis.
Lirerpool Cotton Market. Sepi. 2S.--We have arain
o report a quiet cotton market during the past week.
Prices of Amf rican are without chance. Int at the same
time il has been dificult either to buy or sell on sa,isfac-
tory terms. This continued dizziness is no, attributable
10 any chance in The accounts received Of the growing
crops' " bich are st} II unC,vorable. but 10 The discruraoin1
state Of the Nanchester markets, which, as vet exhibiIi M
Sims ocinnroyemen,. The imnnrt far Tho weel, is only
three hundred and tyentvtwo bales Of all sorts . The
lafre sales If snrars are to he attributed 10 the unfayor-
able REPORTS If the crops in the East. hp, we cannot ouole
any adyance.S35O American. 1900 Snrat and $50 Fgyn-
lian. have been taken on snoculati,n and 1000 American
400 Snrat at 10 Madras far ey.,tt. the sales for the week
are 33. 900 bales,
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