Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-29
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Price CurrenA
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Prices Current at Psrnambuco SOth Sept 1880.
Bread, Navy, ST.; do. Pilot, ST.; Beef, No. 1,
14A; Pork, prime, 14N; Crackers, 81; Chairs,
Windsor, In; CorLage, 1OH; Cottons, Am. so
50 inches, ITO rs; Flour, Am. gil; Fish, Ced,
Am. Gil; Soap, yellow, IS rs; Segars, Am. a4D;
Gin, Am. $50 RS: Tobacco, Am. Plug, 100 rs |;
Exchange on London, al per 1000 rs. Silver
Coin. l9 90.
liverpool Cotton Market, Sept. 1s.-The Cot
ton market has continued IN full state through
out the whole of the last week, and the prices of
most kinds are shade lower
Monday Erening, Sept. ls.-The demand
for Cotton has been very limited on Saturday and
to-day, the sales being only about 5000 bags for
the two days. Prices have ter dency to decline.
Liverpool Corn Market, Monday. Sept. 1S-
The day being fine, we had less activity in the
trade Tuesday than at the close of thelprevious
week. The weather has subsequently with the
exception OF day or two) been very unsettled,
and this, with the probability of the new Wheats
coming to market in soft condition, has caused
an active demand for old, and an advance of Cd
TO Sd per bushel on last Tuesdays prices has
been realized. Some further purchases have
been made of foreign on Irish account, and two
or three large parcels of American Flour have
been taken on speculation: for this article an ad-
vance Of Is per Dbl. is now demanded. Little
new Grain has yet appeared at market; for
small lot of Wexford, of midding quality, IS
Cd has been obtained: and some superior English
brought 9s Cd per 20 lbs. The duties have this
week increased As per or. on Wheat, and Is cd
per or. on Oats, Barley and Rye.
In the important agricultural district between
York and Scarborough, the great mass of the
corn is vet uncut. The crops. however, of wheat
and barley look most excellent, and will no doubt
yield abundantly, but the weather continues high
~ unfavorable. During the last fortnight, cold
and wet have almost constantly prevailed, which
must necessarily prOtract the harvest to a late
period. In the North and East Riding markets,
corn continus to fall in prices.-Leeds Int
LIVERPOOL, 18th Sept. 1850.
"The import of Cotton IN the last week was
24OO and the sales were 5000 bales. including
1900 of Upland, and decline has been estab-
lished of id per ID. from the highest point; the
market is extremely dull and the sales to-day are
only about 1900 bags. Therein been no sales
of Tar; but 40 bis. of Turpentine have been sold
at los 1910 per cwt.
'sSinCe the 4th inst. upwards of 200 hhds of
Virginia and Kentucky stemmed tobacco have
been purchased by different manufacturers out
of stock. Virginia at al AID, decline of about
ISL. Kentucky at Al for mixed mid. to AID for
very good, and sd for very good and sd for fine
being steady prices. For Inland IL casks (smalD
of new stemmed at AID and sd; leaf ed SD,
and for expectation about 60 hhds. low leaf at
24d 81.
1.-The duty has now generally been paid up
on our stocks of Wheat and Flour in bond; good
Wheat is in fair request at IS a los per 70lbs. !;
and Superhne Flour at SOS SIS per brl. both
duty paid. We quote Flour nominaly at Sos a
SIS per brl. and Indian Corn in bond, at twenty
eight shillings to thirty shlings per quarter
The duty on Wheat is 6-8 per or. on Flour As per
brl. and on Indian Corn 15s 10 per or. The
weather is fine and the accounts Of the harvest
favorable. The London Grain Market is dull,
and the prices are declining.
1--WE quote Upland Cotton 63 g per Id. /;
Alabama, 81 a i per h.; New Orleans, 81 81
per To-"
Hare Market, Sept. 9.-Foreign wheat dull,
six cargoes have arrived.-French wheat gave
way last month without day; the current price
did not exceed SO 6Of per sack of 200 kl. from
ordinary to fine. In American Flour there has
been nothing doing We have to notice the ar
rival of GAGS bbs, per Francis lst from n. York.
and further supplies are shortly expected from
the same source there is none but this last arrival
in first hands.
| CJnon-The disturbances at ROuen have check
ed business for some days past though without
producing any decline in prices; the sales amount
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