Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-14
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE NJ ARKET-FEBnuARY IL

FLouH-
H5ward street Fow.-The supplies of the
week. it will be seen by the Inspection returns
below. have come in very freely, the aggregate re-
ceipts being upwards of 81 200 bbls. On Mon
day sales from stores to limited extent at 81
and IS per bbl. on Tuesday sales were made
at ) 6Si, and 624a; on Wednesday, latter the
receipt of the Liverpool advices by the Herald,
announcing 4 decline III that market the price
again receded. and on that day and Thursday
about 1000 bbls were sold at 5 Sc. Sales Of
some parcels were also made on Thursday at 5
S75 per Dbl. The news from Liverpool to the
9TH January, which reached us this morning, has
completely rallied the market, and prices are at
least from 80 to 81! cents per Dbl. better than
they were yesterday. Oar inquiries, although
prosecuted carefully & extensively. afford but few
transactions to day; parcel of 500 bbs. and
another of 200, were sold this morning at co
per Dbl. Some holders ask 6 12!, and others
show no disposition to operate at present On
Monday, the wagm price opened at 5 rs; on
Tuesday and Wednesday it was at so; on
Thursday it declined 20 25. To-day no posi-
tive rate has as yet been fixed.
Citu Nils FToar.-There is but limited
stock in first hands. At the commencement of
the week 100 bbls. were sold at S. so per bbl.
This morning, after the receipt of the Liverpool
adyices to the 9Th ult. lot of 900 bills. changed
hands at 81 per Dbl. We think that some
parcels may possibly be had at IS.
GRAIN
The harbor being still closed by ice, there are
no receipts bv water.
Uhe@. Until yesterday inclusive, the price
Of wagon Wheat was 81 l0pcr bushel. To-day
the price has advanced to Is.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET--FEpRuARy 10.
Hw.-We learn that upwards of 10, 600 bbs.
of Flour were sold. Yesterday, at an advance of
% cents per barrel. -iaQ,drer.
SSe-
NEW-YORK MARkET-FEBRuARY 10.
The news by the Canada produced no very
material change in our market. The compare
tive imports into Great Britain. and the stocks
on hand on the first of ihis year, Of most descrip
tons OF American produce, do not vary much
from the anticipatlons of our merchants
In Ashes, there was little movement here in
Pearls. at Il small advance, So 81 having been
obtained. Pots ontinued dull, without change
in price.
The accounts from Liverpool to 9Th Jan. were
very favorable for Flour; in consequence. holders
here. generally demand an advance Ct 80 cts.per
bl. on previous prices, and some transfers were
made at that improvement, though the business
was by no means extensive. A considerable sale
of New-York was said 10 have been made at So
on time For Western Wheat, OF when 5000
bushels remain unsold, ~ SO would have been
accepted.
-Four Letters FROM London by the Canada
from the most respectable sources, dated Decem-
Der 5lst, specifying sales of Philadelphia Flour
to considerable extent at SIS 6d in bond and 42s
duty paid Other letters from the same source
and date. quote the general range OF prices at SIS
a S4s in bond. Letters of an earlier date say,
that Cos had been offered for parcel of Wheat
tSou,hcraI bv the Cambria.
SHIP NEWS.