Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-11
Farmers have been unable to get their Wheat TO m1t
ket-consequentIy it is much in demand. AND wooao
readily command our highest quotations.
LIVERPOOL MARKETs.


LIvERFooL, June 24-On Saturday, the 10Th instants
about 500 bales Of Cotton sold; AT thus far th
week. the business is computed at 3,1oo bales inc
complexion Of the market remains materially the sames
but the demand in American is conned chiefly to qua
ty ranging from fair up to good. The accounts from
Manchester beginning to lose fher gloomy tenden.
cy, but no improvement Of any stability has yet taken
place there, or in the other manufacturing towns. -
The Corn Market was very inactive, and Wheat de-
clined %. per quarter. Scarcely any inquiry for
Flour Indian Corn, and prices Of both articles rather
lower. The weather, for q week past, has been eI.
ceedingy favorable for the growing crops Of Grain:
At yesterdays market the business was limited, ond
Wheat well as Flour. was again lower. Some fur
Their decline 10 looked for. In Tobacco the trsnsac.
tons are unmpoftant. ,
LrvEnrooL, June 2s.-The imports offree or foreign
Wheat, for the week. are smah There il little in.
crease in the supply Of Irish Oats; but Of them, we'll
a. OF other articles of the trade sill very moderate.
The dullness noticed last Tuesday. has continued
throughout the week, and has been further influenced
by moderate fall Of rsin which, It 10 expected, will
still be servceable to the Spring crops. The reports
from various parts ofthe country, however and pari.
culary from the midland and southern counties. speak
very unfayorahly Of their present appearances.
ihere has been no revival in the country demand fof
wheat, and the sales to the town and negborng mil.
ers have been very limited, that, even with our
scanty supplies, prices, up to Saturday, hsd further 81
ven way I'd to Sd per bushel The reduction may. in
degree. be attributed TO the anticipation Offoregn
supplies but, according to such information we can
coect, they are not hkey, for some tme ~ ieass 70
be on large scale.
Prices of Oats have given way fully much, in pro.
portion. those Of Wheat--say Id per IS lbs-snd
the demand has been nearly as limited. Grinding Bar
ley is offering I'd to Sd per bushel lower. Of mailing
quality there Is little here.
The sales Of Indian Corn have again dwindled into
mere retail quantities. There has been little change
in prices. The manufactured articles, Flour and Dat
meal, have equally felt the depression, and sales have
been more than usually light.
1t will be observed, by reference to the above list.
that the duties Foreign Wheat for the week, are
reduced IS. and Pease Is Cd per quarter No trans.
actions worthy Of notice have been reported in bond
ed Grain Flour.
The above decline on Wheat was fully submitted to
at this mornings market, and for the inferior descrp
tons, in some instances. further abatement te0k
place. There was. however, more disposition. the
part Of the Mers and Dealers to purchase, and at the
reduction, sales to fair extent effected ia all
qualities. Price of Oats further gave way, Id to I'd
per bushe reducing quotations 3d. per IS lbs. sas
this day scnnght; nor there many buyers at this
decline. Flour Is to b. aud Oatmeal Is. per pack
cheaper.
Average price Of Wheat for the week ending the
18th June 7ls. Sd Aggregate Average Of six weeks,
which regulates the Duty, 7os Sd. Duty during pre-.
sent week, los. 8.