Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-23
Total. bbls.
BALTIMORE MARKET-M,RcY %.


BALTIMORE MARKET-MARcH %.
Nour.-The supplies of Flour reaching mar
ket, continue ample. Sales of H~oward-street
Flour, to considerable extent, have been made
from the stores this week, at 81 314 a 4 37k-
The heaviest transactions principally at the for
mer rate. The last advices from England do not
seem to have produced any effect on the price of
Flour here; several thousand barrels. destined
for. that market, having been taken at prices above
named, which were those of last week. The
store price we state to-day at 4 81! a 4 57a, and
the wagon price at 4 25, though loads are occa-
s%ionally taken at a fraction higher. Sales of Sc
veral large parcels City Mills Flour, standard
quality, have been made at 81 per Dbl. cash.
The stock now in market is much reduced. Some
parcels Susquehannah Flour have reached mar
ket within the week. A parcel of 500 bbls. first
%arrival) was sold early in the week at "a q cash.
Since then a similar parcel has been taken at 81
25, on GO DAYS; and one or two large parcels
were sold on Thursday at 4 10! per Dbl. cash.
They were all bright barrels, and in good order.
The store and wagon price of Rye Hom remain
without change for first. Holders of second
would be willing to take 5 81.
Grain and Seeds.-The supplies of Wheat
reaching market continue to be. quite limited
Sales of good to prime parcels of Red have been
made at 80 a 80 cents. There have been no re-
receipts from the Susquehannah as yet; approved
parcels of that description would probably COM
mand "a to So cents. A cargo of white, machin-
ed, MARYLAND wheat was sold on Thursday at 81
cents per bushel. Some sales of white Corn were
made early in the week at % a %; since then
some considerable sales have been made at so
cents. We quote best white at so 81, and yell
low. which has remained steady, at 80 a SO cents
per bushel. Some large purchases of Corn have
been made this week for export to Madeira. Rye
remains without change-sales at 40 so cents.
Sales of Susquehannah Clover Seed have been
made from stores at "a so a 4 IS per bushel.-
The price paid for Clover Seed from the wagons,
ranges from S4 to 4 IS, according to quality.
-SSe
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-MARcH 90.
Flour and Meal-The sales of s%uperfne Flour
this week amounted to 10000 barrels. at $3.50
Including some to come in,) and principally for
export to Europe, leaving a moderate stock in the
market. Rye flour is not yet abundant, but sales
are dull at quotations. Sales of Corn Meal in
brls, and hhds. at quotations.
Grain-We are yet without supplies of Wheat
of any importance. Southern Corn has arrived
more freely and sold at 53cts. for white, and Sd a
sc for yellow. as in quality and condition. Sales
of Delaware Rye at Scots. In Oats no change.
-Se-
NETWORK MARkET-MARcn 90.
Hom.-The accounts from England to the
18th ult. speak of an advance in the English mar
kets of from Is. to es. upon bonded Flour; this
has caused an advance in this market of l2t to
a5 cents per barrel, principally on low priced
The sales this week have been upwards of 1O. 900
barrels. About 400 bbls. Richmond CITY Mills
(all that was in MARKET have been sold at SIS.
GraR.-We have nothing to notice in Wheat.