Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-23
COMMERCIAL.

Rye .............. U % U 10
O,,,. .......................... q 40 40 ~
form Meal, yellow ....... o 60 90 IS
(white) .......... o Us 40 67
Flax Seed. ........'.'.....'.. 30 D OO
Ubi.ktv. ................ O 90 40 81
Raron .-...-...... 90 8 l2t
Du,t,r, ........... 80. 10 40 10
r,rI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o Oh a O %
plai:tcr Paris (ret0iv. ....... 90 40 90
FLouR.-Our exports for che last week appear
,,,u.ua!ly large. in consequence of including the
,,rco Of ship for Liverpool OF SIG barrels. a
,,,rt of which had been put board the proceed
!o.. week. Up to Thursday on Friday, the prin-
ale demand for Flour seemed to he to I'LL pre-
Som. contracts but about the time that nearly
-, mite all the Flour requisite 10 meet those con
tract, had been procured and shipped. there APP
,,,red more enquiry To supply orders from the
North and East for the homc market, which pre-
y.nt,d small decline that had been generally
anticipated.
The wagon price opened on Monday At Co.;
Tuesday and "Wednesday 4 65 20.
Thursday. Friday, and Sajurday,it was steady
IL -. Considerable Shenandoah Flour was re-
rsiyed during the week, aud taken at from IS
jl2i, a. in quality. Sales from stores were
ar.-O 10 1 - for standad quality. and 4.j /
Sd for selected lots.
We have seldom known our market so bare
of -four at this season OF the year, and notwith-
standing the receipts are large, ~lth an unusual
5e ntnd. there cannot soon be much reduction in
,~ rS. We estimate our entire stock Of all kinds
:. lac close Of the week, al 1000 barrels.
\ .hough the accounts irem Liverpool to thel 9th
If OF. are not of character favorable 10 an
im,royemeut in the prices of breatstuif yet when
-. yi,w those received from France aud other
ra;rhborinp Countries. and take into considera-
,iyn the political state Of Europe, we should
r,ne 10 the conclusion, that there Is vet
strong probability OF our obtaining At least
a. average price for our crop OF this year
The crop in England is certainly not better
,hln that Of last year, aud probably not much
ureater in quantity Than. or superior iii quality
IL. that of 1928. Our crop Is, undouhtediv.
l,r4e one aud the quality superior. let not
withJaudias that, and with Il remarkably tirnra-
b.. season for manufacturing, II will be observed
iD, the stock of Flour in all the principal towns
IN the United States. l. >ndH, she" ing t5at. so
far. We have had good export demand Tor this
staple article.
YESTERDAY. the wagon price Of Flour was $40
.4-2 Ii will be seen by the accounts from
London TO the 18Th of October. (recelved here
Yesterday. via New York; that there /, nc
change in that market in the prices Of Wheat 4
Flour.
+ tgort for the week ending Saturday. Goth inst.
e64i bbls.-4O95 Coastwi,e-56l6 foreign.
Quantity Inspected during the same period:
King-,treet, 50S9 bb!s. 90 halt obls.
Wharf 1855 81
Potomac S4 90
Total. - sos 100 ::
Consolidating heard Of no change in prices,
We continue our former quotations..
49,
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-Nov. To-
H,nr 0nd lNeai-Superine Flour continues
steady at S. l2!, but sales tor export limited,
NO. exceeding $500 barre 5 during the week -
r.. Flour is dull at SIS So Las is also Corn Meal
in barrels at 50 90.
Graia.-The supplies Of Wheat have been
s,qAT. sales atloat at o. 9S cents, and several
~ els from store at 9s 100 cents. Corn has
c, ae IN slowly, and quotations maintained. kye
Is "a demand a, IS cts.
3,rer Seed We noticed the unsettled state
gf mp market for this article IN our last report,
vhl,u continued the same on Saturday last; after
~eCeIpt of letters per the Brighton. from Lon
u 81 rhos. who had advices withdrew their orders.
" lie others sought the article with perseN erin9
u,stry. and a number Of sales made rs high n
: l4a 80 per bushel; on Monday the demand
" less animated. 4 sales made at reduction o'
) "a 10 cts. per bu>he'; from tha' ume nh'i yes
t...!iy ,here was gradual decline IN prlce. when
purchasers came forward aad took all the prime
to-, tor sale at s. 80. some holders decline sell
in. Judcr Sc. and snme ask higher
Flar seel.--Iias been in fair demand at 81 81
81 IS. accor ins to quality, and has been tax
en- as it arrived. principally tor crnst'ng.
r.. ice Current
NEW YORK MAREEr-Nov. 90.
Whale Oil /, held ut i5,;S. and 40c's. Is ous' =
led: ,perms have advanced or cts. Bone has
bccn ayita,ed, bpt the spectators aae rather re-
his to-day; it is offered At Soc,s: Sales Bar,
~ at acts. RIVE 69a7octS. Flour Is slightly
depressed Cotton declining. Hops ct. nigh
or. free sales at / : cts. for western. M"'asses
rising. Cloyersecl | cts. and not brisk. Flax
seed without change: little clean has been sold
NSt0 S1.-Jour. Gem. Cd edh
NEW ORLEANS MARkET-OcT. so.
The fever il is said, Is not So prevalent amone
strangers as it has been. Cotton: Arrived 23o2