Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-09
HAxsuas, June 1oth.-Asthe Cholera Morbu,

HAMBUas, June 1oth.-Asthe Cholera Morbus
makes rapid progress the Senate Of Hambug has
adopted strict precautions, and all vessels coming
from Riga, and other Ports as far down as Dan.
zig inclusive, are not allowed to come to Cuxha-
ven, but must perform quarantine at Christian.
sand--in consequence Of which Rye has advanc.
ed from to IL dollars or IS to As pr ar since this
day week, with brisk sale. Wheat is also bet
ter sale, and holders are in general not anxious
to sell.
R1oA, June snd.-We have used every possi.
BILE despatch IN loading the ships, but this dread.
full disease raging IN the City, has completely
dlsarranged all business, and we shall, no doubt,
hear of many complaints and lissatisfac,ons re-
specting the quality of the shipments this year,
but really no blame IS attachabe to anv body; we
all endeayOred to procure the best descriptions
we could, but we have been obliged to take what
was offered or go WITHOUT. and there was no time
left for disputes, in fact, the Cholera throws so
many fatal impediments in the way of trade. that
there is no answering the consequences, and
where instances have existed of its breaking out
among the working people, in bark loaded with
Grain, and ready for shipment, they have ilnme-
dIately, as matter Of course, all hastily desert
ed the Craft, & there she laid without any hands
to work her. Out Of the 423 people attacked by
the Cholera, III have died, and 25 recovered.
the remainder are still in the Hospital. 1t ap-
pears to be IN the atmospheric as We hear that The
disease has appeared in the Country, about miles
distant, and no proof whatever OF any diseased
person being there before.
ROTTERDAM, June 13.-The dismal accounts
revived last week from the Baltic have caused
sudden advance in prices of Wheat and Rye, and
the sales effected particularly of dried Rye have
been extensive. The supply of Zealand Wheat
fresh up this morning, was but moderate, and hav-
ing fair attendance of country buyers it was
cleared off at an enhancement of SIS to 4s per ar.
Of Forelgn Red sorts we have scarcely any ar
rivals, aud sales were made freely at an advance
of Is to IS perqr. Hard Petersburg was in good
request, principally from government contracts
and brought IS per or. more.
ROsTooK, June 9th.-0ur Corn trade has been
better during the last week, than for some time
past, as several spectators have been buying all
descriptions OF Corn, having a general good OPT.
mon OF the trade, In consequence or the Cholera
Morbus in Riga, and the rumors Of the matady
being also in the neishborhood of Danzig
ST. PETERSBURG, June 1st.- Wheat has lat
tcrly been dull and purchases were made at the
beginning Of the week of fine Kubanka, IN loco,
weighing 10 pools at Ro. 90, or S9s 81. There
is, however, some detention in the arrival Of the
Barkes, and great part Of the Wheat, sold, de-
Iiverable in the middle Of May. cannot be here
before the end or beginning of June, old style:
this appears to make already some impression up
on the prices, and %. and 90 Ro. or sos 4d to
4Gs have been paid for small parcels Of kubanka,
and a further Improvement may be expected when
people have got ships here.
LEoHoRN, June 1st.-We may commence by
remarkng, that continuance of the unfavora-
bic weather would affect prices materially; the
markets in the interior are already much firmer,
and the demand for immediate consumption will
be considerable for the next two or three months.
GENOA, June 2d.-We still experience cloudy
weather, With good deal Of cain, and which
should it continue much longer, may indeed be
preiudicial. There has already been some idea
Of speculation, but no operations Of consequence,
have aiken place.
TouLorsE, Jnne 9Th. in consequence of our
earn market experiencing demand for Bordeaus,
the trade in grain has been very animated, and
sales have been effected Of Country Wheat at 90 |
10 81 fir or 46s 81 to 46s s. Rye is 14f to 15f
,r SOS Cd to S4s cd. Indian Corn, red l2a fir. |
Dr. 28s Sd, white Is fr 25cts, or SOS sd. for our
new Corn. -
RocHFoRr, June l0th.-We have no Wheat
,ere in our part of the country; there is posi-
lively at present quite dearth, and our bakers
rave but very trifling supplies Of Flour.