Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26
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FLoUR K,,card street. The inspection returns shew
or ,dua and material increase IN the receipts of How
ard street Flour. The quantity now coming in being
beyond he amour, required for consumption and no
demand for foreign shipment at present existing, de-
line price has qusntlY been submitted to On
Monday sales from stores were made at IS so per
barrel, cash interest added; and Tuesday 373
u S so On Wednesday the article was rather dull
sales were made at 373 and in two instances
at a fraction less. On Thursday and to-day the store
price has been steady at 373; sales making in
derate quantities at this rate, and from all the inforna-
ton before think it ma he regarded the ia r
store quotation The ,cogon price opened on Monday
at 374 SO, and closed at IS From Tuesday
til to-day inclusive, the wagon rate has been at IS,
and although within the last day two load ma, have
been occasionally received for less, the price Just
ell must be considered as the generally prevailing
gOn rate.
City Wills Flour Fairly on Monday morning a sale
Of 600 barrels extra quality City Mills was made at
IS 50 cents per barrel, full Since then he market
has declined and prices have become unsettled With
in the last two three days small of extra have
been sold IS per barrel; and some small parcels Of
standard quality at 90. cash, and short credit
without interest In prosecuting inquiries to-day,
We find the market in state of uncertainty, which
ders it impossible to make decided report Some of
the holders willing to sell al 90. n so days with
interest," and Others the price on months
credit In the present state Of the market purchasers
decline coming forward, and as We have no transac-
tons which to found quotation, omit for this
description
p. s. -4o'clock, p. We are just advised Of sales
which have been made to-day of some parcels of stand
ard City Mills Flour s. % cents per barrel 80
days credit and of about 800 barrels Of the des
crptinn at 879 the same credit, without interest.
CoRs MEAL-Ssles Of barrels, have been made at
81 50 cents
GRAIN JTHeat. We have 10 note decline in the
price of Wheat since las, report. Although the sup
plies at market have been far from abundant, the de-
Ginning and uncertain state of the Flour market has
dered the milers Indifferent about purchasing, and some
have refused altogether to buy within The last day or
two On Thursda, the sales of parcels good TO prime
red Maryland ranged from % to 100 cents per bushel.
as in quality, land parcel Of extra, machlned,
brought los cen's)but to-day the range of the mar
ket for good to prime cannot be quoted higher than
from 90 to about 96 cents and dull prime parcels
of Virginia red we quote to-day at 90 90 CENTS
White Wheat is quoted AT 100a 1O6 cents.
Corn On Thursday and to-day sales of old Corn
haze been made at 40 50 cents, and one parcel of ex
ira prime yellow at s. cents. The fair quotation to-
day for old is about IS 50 cents, in quality. Sales
of new Corn have been made this week at S73 al cts
per bushel
Rye Sales have been made this week at 48 a 50
cents per bushe. but che ay at the last named rate
Outs To-day sales have been made at 28 cents per
bushe, which appears to be the generally prevailing
price. american