Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-17

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Flou-The late advices frbm England has
had the effect to advance the wagon price of Flour
in our market from "a Is 1.-THE price on Thurs
day morning) to 81 so, the price late in the day
Yesterday. We have heard Of no sales from
stores, the limited stock would prevent extensive
operations. Some small lots were offered at "a
s7s to "a 5O-but the market is so unsettled as
to render it impossible to givea quotation.
-eSe-.
Extract of a letter receired here yesterdays dated
BALTIMORE, APRIL Is.
"There has been some further improvement in
the price of Flour to-day, in consequence of the
late news from England. The wagon price is
"a SO to "a 62&. | have heard of no sales from
stores. Holders are not willing to sell at pre-
sent prices. Some ask IS.
Sour market is bare OF Flour, and not much
coming in"
From, the ~ Y Journal Of Commerce, Auill4.
The News AND THE MARRET. -About 800
bales Cotton have been sold this morning, at ra-
Their better pr ices than could have been obtained
Yesterday. 1t is, however, but little more than
that buyers have come up to the demands of hold
ers. Holders of Flour if, indeed, we can speak
of any such class Of men IN our market, ask l2a
CSC. advance, say IS for com. kinds, but the
hands) torbids any movement worthy of notice.
1t is supposed that considerable orders await the
arrivals.
The Liverpool Corn Market advanced OH the
sfth of March. American Flour was quoted at
so 4os duty paid. At Wakefield on the 10th
Wheat advanced IS. per quarter. AT Dublin on
the same day it advanced Is. cd. a o. and Flour
Is. per cwt At London on the 22d, (corn mar
ket day. Wheat was readily disposed of at Is. to
ss. advance on the prices Of the previous week.
Flour was selling at 6Sa65s. This Is the same
advance as mentioned in letter from London of
10th, which we published, and not further add
vance upon that
$50
London Corn Exchange, March 22.-There
was good steady demand for fine English Wheat
this morning, at an advance of 2s. per quarter,
on the currency Of this day sen'night; and all
sorts of foreign were held at similar improve
ment, but the sales effected of such were only at
about Is. per quarter higher price.
Liverpool, March 18.-The sales OF Cotton for
the week, are 10000 bags, with an advance of I'D
per pound on the prices of last week. The i'm
port is $4,000 bags. of which 10000 are from the
United States. Some sales OF American Flour.
to arrive, have been made at Cos to 27s. An i'm
provement in the value of Wheat in the interior
markets, has caused an increased country de-
mand, and a trihing advance has been realized.
March eO.-The sales of Cotton last week in
clude 1O,96O Bowels, at 81 to ID; Q, ITO Or
leans, 81 to I'D; und ,450 Alabamas, at 6s to
! I. 1000 bales American were taken on specu-
lation. The spinners have advanced the prices
! of yarns generally.
March 25.-There has been an extensive de-
mand for cotton to-day, and about 5000 bags
have been sold at full prices.
In consequence of the rise in the price of grain
in the Wakefield market yesterday, holders are
firm to-day in demanding an advance of the pri-
ces of the week. Buyers, however, are shy, and
the sales made very triAing, but further advance
isAxpected.
Glover Seed has been sold at great advance.
| New American, at 105 to 108s. The quantity
will be far short of the usual consumption.
March e3-The transactions in Cotton still
continue to a very great extent, upwards of 5000
bales have been sold to-day at per h. advance,
and in some instances i'd. upon last weeks prices
The sales stated are 1000 Orleans and Mobile,
at 81 to II, 1000 Upands. 81 to II: $50 Su-
rats. Al to Al, 500 Pernans, II to 8; $50 Ma
ceios, 7S; l,5OO Maranhams, Il to u; and a
few Egyptians, at 81.
One = or two cargoes of Wheat, under lock
changed hands during the market, at to Is. i'd.
per 20 pounds.