Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-20
COMMERCIAL.


Corn Meal, yellow .......'. 0 SIS a O 90
--- (White) 100000 TO a 90
Rive. $780,. ....."....... -. 40 a "a
Oats. ...............'......''.. so u 0 80
Whiskey. ................... O 20 u D %
Timothy Seed, ............. :. SO 90
Flax Seed, ................... o rs a O 90
Bacon. .................... s 90 25
Butter. ........................ q 10 IA
Lard. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 0 06 O O6i
Plaster Paris (rstaiD........ 5 90 a o 90
Fyour.-After the transactions of Monday,
last week, (which we have before noticed) no.
thing of Importance was done In Flour, Some
small parcels were sold from stores at SAYS to
80, and lot of fine (Which isyery dull, owing
to an unusually large proportion of our stock
being coarse grades) was sold at the rate OF "a 62a
for super6ne. Our market is in that state, from
the dulness of the northern markets that sales
cannot be forced at more than 81 rs TOD 80; vet
if any considerable quantity should be wanted,
the stock is SO small it could not be purchased
without advancing the price to about IS 90.
Yesterday. there was no material change in
price, and the receipts limited We continue to
quote the wagon price at 81 IS to 81 80. A
lot of fine Flour was sold from stores at the rate
of "a Is. We are inclined to the opinion that
the slight Improvement in the Boston market has
given a little more confidence in this; but the
stock is so small, nothing of Importance can be
done until we receive Flour from the new crop.
Export for the week ending Saturday, n tn
instant: 1,12l barrels-922 foreign; 1919 coast
wise.
Quantity inspected during the same period.
King-street, 500 bbls.
Wharf, 90 6 malt bbls.
Total 40. :. &"
Grain.-But little of any description coming
to market: no material alteration in prices-ws
quote Wheat 90 a 95-Rye 40 44-Corn, prin-
cipa receipts last week went OF at IS cts. We
understand cargo in market yesterday would
not command more than 42--wc therefore quote
10 IS cts.
Lard.-There is more inquiry for Lard. Ct
offered from store, Cts asked, in lirkins or bar
rels.
-aSo-
Quantity Of Wheat Flour inspected in the
Town of Alexandria during the Flour year end
ing June so. 1S50:-l69, SOS barrels, (includiug
half barrels.
PHILADELPHIA MARKEr--JuLr II.
Flour aud Meal-The price of superfine Flour
in the early part of the week was 81 Ca AIS,
the latter price being given for fresh ground; on
"Wednesday, the price appears to have settled at
IS, at which there has been steady demand
for export and consumption, and sales OF the week
amount to full 5000 barrels. The supplies con-
tinue to be small, aud stock is now unusually low
for the season. Rye Flour is in demand at Ss
Sl!, and the market quite bare. Some sales OF
Corn Meal in barrels at 50 81; no sales of hhds
reported.
Crajn.-Scveral small parcels Of new wheat
have appeared this week--one of 400 bushels of
good quality brought 90 cts. old Susquehanna
about $50 bushels in all. have been taken at 81
per bushel from store. leaving very little OF this
description unsod. Scarcely any Corn at mar
ket and former quotations fully maintained in the
small sales repor..d i. Oats and Rye are scarce.
Price Current