Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-05

We have heard of sales being made yester
day from the stores at rs. and 20 day lot
at 8 8. From all the Information which
wa can obtain, however, we quote So 75as
fair market price from the stores
A parcel of Georgetown Flour, about $50
brls. was sold by auction this morning at 50
SO, rs and s in good order. No movement
in Cotton.
Bills on London 81 a 81 per cent.
IN Y Jour. If Com. April
State Of the Grain Market 81 Europe.
As the state Of the Grain Market Of Flu.
rope is Of greater importance to this country
than that of any other article, we have coll
lected together various accounts both in En-
gland and on the Continent, and condensed
them for the benefit Of our readsrs.--.E York
Com. .4dv.
Belfast, March s4.-Since Monday, the
supply Of Oats and Oatmeal has been small.
aud the demand limited. Oatmeal has de-
chned Id per cwt. The supply Of Wheat has
also been small; and, although there is ne
price, the demand is dull.
Edinburgh, March % We had a mid
ding supply of all kinds of Grain TO day,
which sold readily at prices in general
shads lower than last market day
Giasgo,c, March % We continue to have
moderate supplies Of Grain, but having a
change in the weather favorable for getting
the seed well into the ground, our Grain mar
ket has been without briskness. la Wheat
the transactions have been limited. and lat
terly at a decline of Cd to Is
Hull, March 2s.--We had fair business
passing in Wheat during last week, and
rather better prices were given than on
Tuesday, bat to day, although We had only
shsrt supply Of English Wheat, the trade
is extremely dull, and our last quotations
barely supported for either English or Fo-
reign; the demand to day was entirely con-
fined to cur own mlllers.
Manchester, March 26.--T'he continuance
of large supplies of Foreign Grain and Flour
into the out ports appears to affect to curren-
cies of the inland market, as the reports have
been generally gloomy during the present
week, therefore the Liverpool and Wakefield
dealers throw large quantity Of samples on
our market this morning-what with tole-
rabIy large stock particularly Of barrel Flour
on hand, the sales Of the finest samples Of
Wheat was with difficulty effected at the
quotations subjoined, which are full Sd be-
lew this day week.
Wakefeid, March 26.--We have fair ar
rival of Grain, but in consequence of good
deal of Fereign Wheat being expected 10 ar
rive next week the milers generally hold Of
buying and little business has been done, the
few sales made are at decline OF 10 to Is
per quarter, ON the best samples, and on O.
Their sorts IS per quarter.
.4,changel, Feb. 27.--For Oats 8 roables
have not only been paid, but this price Is now
actually offered in vain. The last purchases
Of Wheat have been made at % roubles,
and Rye at 70 ronbes, and these articles are
now held higher.
Copenhagen, March i5--Our Corn mar
ket has been rather dull last week for Barley
and Wheat, and both articles arc a shade
lower. although the finest samplesfully main
tain former rates.
Another letter, dated March l9---The wea-
Their continues unsettled our navigation is
however free, but some OF the provincial har-
bors are still shut up by the ice The Corn
trade is not brisk, still we find partial orders
coming ia at former limits, which support pri-
ces
Dantzic, March IA Our market continues
in the same liieless state, and not single
transaction Of any moment has taken place
during the week. The advices from abroad
have greatly alarmed our holders OF Wheat,
and it is with much reluctance they gradual
ly consign their goods to England on their
own account, as they would gladly sell them
even below our quotations II sale buyers San
be found. Our rivers are still covered with
ice--we are in daily expectation oil ITS break
ing up, when we shall receive fresh supplies
from the interior, knowing that all the gram
lying in the Polish Vistula town, on this side
Warsaw, is carried already into barges IN Or
der to be shipped with all possible speed be-
fore the Russian troops make their appear
ance
Hamburg, JMareh..is Seal Barley Of far
mailing quality continues in good demand, q
being very scarce is freely bought for Eng
land even at the present high quotations In
Rye and Oats there is but little dong just at
this moment.
Rotterdam, March 14.-Our market this
morning was well supplied with white wheat,
and having but thin attendance ei country
BUYERS, the sales ware exceedingly heavy, at
a decline Of about Is per or IA few select
samples, have however, obtained last weeks
prices Since our last circularwe have scarce
il had any arrivals from the Rhine, the haVi-
CATION on that river being impeded, III c1n ne,
ouenca of its extraordinary swelling in1
demand for red wheats IN bond has improved
{. what was offered of good qualities, weigh-
ing S. TO J9lbs per imp bu.hel, met buyers
AZ COS Cd to OILS Cd per or frse on ooa'a .
Free foreign whcats we're IN $40" Request
rather cheaper than this day week. ,x,,
81 PetersLtagh, March S----Our Whea.
trade i dull-for Knhanka 81 roubles are Of
fered on English account, win ~ loupi zoe
down, deliverable per May but less man nan
rubbles sellers will not take. RUSSIAN ~ nea'