Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-20
lCorrcspondencr Of the Richmond Enqnter.I

Pcr"Asu." LI"LKrooL, Eel. : 80
Srn>. Since the date Of our Circular III tIi"''h u
l.h.u, ..otiin2 has occurred - inter ia" uIrntls "''"'
, p~r.-Encts i,r 1ua.G,as UIill fHIcn III year -"
in.h,rcJ. The roC: from tine GiLcd arTl.irs IN the!
n.a .Lnga little I.G.IrD7 in lGo siege g. S.b!''"f'",
while rho s!feT.isS Oi the i,""is non. cHI"d'- 49,
other cause have been very severe. We hh'" "T
-; home n prrnE-up II the lat ministry. Thee pow
| ,;,ul circumstances aud several mci"anfil" iniluIr'
buyc tended Ia Il continuance "i the cI!"'k Ia rrc"'
mud rnuiIcn,r mentioned IN "ir lh-i.
.I,s G.Ily.,,ra 81 Ioh.D@" aGrlnc January, mn 'ui'
q, jay l,lin-:, co]n-i.;Ing OF SGr-,ma Leaf, ~! :ItId'
S,,,nmrl. 2lD hAis.; Western l.rat, AL hhds., Stem
med. i2i lkd-.: Maryland, 10y hhds.-lo'nl 80
Ilr! bids, snlc time IN l''i, 100 hide.
Tie import III me post iiinth hn" k"rn ~ hId''
If Which 100 VIE Western ! Ti, suitable iOf .Aluc"'
received from London, andihc srorh here, on 1T hHr
amounts To 1890 Ggn!I.i lJ,l.O liids. tho same iIi"'
last year.
rr,co- during the yn4t month hnv" varied li,'i''
mud we epcHi our last quote IOH-. The Home ir'''
have purchased To n moderate extent "iiN,. ~" ir'"
buvcrs hng- tu.ghi :'"tiv freely 81 'i'S'"i" ;'..'
with ,...eW csrrrn mad Yirginin -'ci..iirc' .i,, ~.
wards the Gfn-r OF The ru."n!h. -,irc parcels :" N"''
.ril Stc.n:urG have been taken Tor re- .sHlr.
Some old Cuycndish, "ut al Cordttlont IN; -"
sold n, ga. to H., and good -oumd imports OF cGd'i''l.
quality woElI COMMAND oGr quotation. Inc s""
OF it aud Nceruh.wi Is now l2o' pn, kacc-,
several wcrks o! easteriy wind have prcveh'II ;"
rivals, and the total import Of Cotton III Janu"! .",
IN com 6qu'NCc, DCen very trIhlH-' ~ 49, 80 2,
has become greatly reduced, and II now lower '"aI .
has been for several year.. Notwithstanding .",,
sellers have mot the demand freely, and tHr un'I"'.
generally in the market do,s no; exceed 81; per U
4 haayy import will no doubt take place "l'n ~"
OF n'ind. nra tEolsn Csm9Imtt.o.. H.s,'H II %,
believe il is tgnd.n: t0 nccumH!a'hE :toets % >,
for which The general ac.otnis f'si' 'o,'t-" :, 80.
| nre BIZ 10 means cncouragiu-' Inc sai,T y" ~ II
/ weeks ending 2ud ins:un;, were c'or'iO Ja'u =
| which Ia, 400 were American and from : '"""''
| 10 ID February there have been .o.,.
ann.'is", - i5.,O,! or Hip. 100 bal'"
4Hp,,,'n !" 200 American, % ittVp 81 q" s'''-
E,pot.o ls'i 3.5GU. OF s,2oD bale
ussnsi, d" a. = Consumption. l52,ahO American o.
iakeh nj sort. against, in ls5i, llS'Ion' o.,
isl'S o" h'Ls' which loit GUY StocS, let INST. lJ,'D9
'"!.H" =; tA..Sg2 {: Ill sort, against, ~ i1''
nui M OF Gi2.3vy bales'
'IT; ;nc forc;sn Corn Trade may Tor the present %
mildred almost in allowance. We have greatly Is
JJ..r., stocas. and vety lew forplsn suppIe'' o~
Last quotations for Wheat, Flour, and Indian ~.
continue high, but the demand is not active auu :"
/ supplies from orr own farmers are at present haIr
! CO.. H.. consumption, which has received "a te'Hpor;
cheek III !nis d,-lriEt iioE. lEe lo,g e-..tnHet -.
Is wind reducing the earnings Of the WORKING '""
We remain, yours respectfully ~
W. a. & O.. MAXWELL"