Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-21
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET-MARoH 10.

BALTIMORE MARKET-MARoH l9.
FLoUR.-The inspections this week are unu-
sually large, and, it is believed, exceed in amount
those Of any previous similar period.
HoUard Street Nour.-The receipts are very
full, the aggregate Of this description for the
week amounting to between $4,000 and $4,000
bbs. The market has been quite steady. from
the date Of last report, until Thursday morning
The sales from stores during this period, have
been very generally made at sc ga per barrel,
and in occasional instances at a small fraction
more. On Thursday morning. several conside-
rable Parcels were taken at 62a, but later in
the day,--owing, it is said, to the Liverpool ac-
counts Of the Sd ult. received here by the Chand-
Ter Prce,-some lots were sold at SGT This
morning parcel Of 400 bbls. was sold at 6 So /;
another parcel at the same rate; and one parcel,
quantity not known. at so. a lot of 100 bbls
was also taken at 6 624. The market to-day
shows an inclination to fatness. The wagon
price up to this morning has been uniform and
steadyat so per barrel; to-day some of the deal
ers continue to pay so, and others have taken
loads at 43i.
City Mills Four.-On Monday parcel of
500 bbs. standard was taken at 6 373; and on
Wednesday 400 bbIs. were sold at the same rate.
These are the only transactions of which we have
any knowledge.
Susquehunna FIour.-About 1000 bbs. were
received this week, but we know of no sales.
Rye Fyom.-A parcel of Cd Susquehanna Rye
was sold this week at 81 per bbl. In Howard
street, the wagon price of lst is so, and of Cd.
A. The store price of 1st is IS, and of Cd,
4s5.
Corn Mfal-Sales of bbls at 25. We quote
bbls. to-day at 5 Is 5 s7a; and hhds. at Is
5Oal6.
GRAIN.-Owing to the prevalence of adverse
winds, we have had but small supplies this week.
Wheat.-A few parcels of water borne. red,
have been sold within the last two days at l SIS
40 per bushel for good to very prime. Ordi-
nary sorts lower in proportion. A parcel Of prime
white was sold at 45. The price of wagon
wheat at the City Mills has been SO 40.
Corn.-This article remains without change.
Snme parcels, received about the middle of the
week were sold at IS 65 cents per bashe for
white, and Ga 66 cents for yellow Sales were
made Yesterday at the same prices.
Rye.-Sales az 60 Gel cents.
Oais-Sa'e. of three cargoes at S4 cents per
bashel. -y7nierican.
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NETWORK MARKET-March II.
f7rm-The market has been IN a very quiet
state for several DAYS past. The holders appear
firm. but the advanced rates of frcights to Eng
land. and the absence Of later accounts, prevent
purchasers from corning forward. Western Ca
nal is selling in small parcels at g.; MANY of the
holder ask l2l to 25; rrov. 7; New York,
6 IS; Richmond county. Alexandria and George
town, at IS.
Graia.-The North River still continues clos
ed, and we are without supplies OF Wheat from
that quarter. Sales Of Northern White, and
Long Island Corn, for the English market, at
rs cents.
.7shes-Are neglected. and no change IN price
liot,sses-Continue to improve; sales of 600
hhds of New Orleans at % cents, and Matanzas
al as cents.
Svgars A fair business doing, and at rather
better prices.-Daiiy 9dp.