Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-26
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET-Nov .

BAL lMOhE MAhkEI-Nov IS.
Nour.-'Fhe aggregate Inspections Of the week
are between $4,000 and II 600 bbIs.; one thjd
of which is Howard street, and two third, prCi-
ty Mills. The purchases, generally spanking.
have been freely made during the week, particu-
larly Of the latter description, and ,be stocks on
hand are consequently very light
Howard Street Four.-The market opened
on Monday, at Sc 90 for the store prize, at which
rate parcels were sold. On Tuesday sales were
made at the same price, alse at 6 1871; and since
then. up to to day inclusive. prices have ranged
from l9l 6 Is. The sales, until yesterday.
were mostly at the higher rate. The fair quota.
ton to-day appears to be 6 49, 25, and but
few buyers in market. The wagon price has been
uniform throughout the week, at 6 12a-to-day
rather heavy.
Cify Mills Four.-A fair business has been
done for export since last report. and the sales
of the week are believed to be fully equal to the
receipts-Ieaving no stock OF moment on hand.
The sales Of standard superine have been uni
form at Sc per DBL. and Of that free Of garlic at
l24. In an occasional instance fraction less
has been paid for the latter description, but we
continue the prices named as about the fair quo
tation to-day.
Susgueha,nn Fyour-S0me small parcels, just
received, are held at %.
A lot uf Fredericksburg was sold at 064.
GRAIN -Uheaf.-rhere has been fair sup
ply at market since our last weekly Report. -
The sales of good to prime parcels ot red have
ranged, with very slight variation, from 81 II a
20 per bnshel. About the middle Of the week
there was shade Of decline apparent in the mar
ket, and sales were effected at 81 l6a 10 for
good to prime reds, but on Thursday aud today
the range for those descriptions has ruled at 81
II L 90. Parcels at the latter price are strict
ly prime One parcel of very prime machned
red was taken on Thursday at 81 %. The de.
mand has been good. and has kept pace with the
supply. We quote white wheats at 81 20 %
In two instances parcels of very prime quality
were taken at 81 q and s % per bushel. =,
Corn-The market for old Corn has been dull
throughout the week: the few sales made. up to
Thursday inclusive, were generally at 80 cents
per busbcl To-day the market appears more
heavy, and that price could not be obtained by Sc.
,eral cents Purchasers Tor shipping show pre-
ference for new Corn. where it is sufficiently dry
for shipping. The SAFES of new have ranged from
60 to 65 and Go cents per bushe, according to It's
drynrss. GA quotations are tor new corn.
Rye-Has adyan, ed shade in price. Sales
at 70 IS cents. and We quote accordingly
0ais-We quote the range OF the market at
80 AZ cents per bushrl.
UarSeei--Sales from stores at Sl.454 l.50
per hnsi,c The wagon Wire is ahnut l.S74.
Ciorersesd- Wagon price about Sc, aud store
price Sc, 25.-.4merican.
The Market Western Flour was firm yes
terdav at SOS. OF Southern, there were sales
Of Richmond Country to a fair extent at 81,
Sales of Corn Meal at Is 90. All the principal
mills at the West ceased grinding on the 18th,
I'd .nust al The Spats 80 hat day "lth-
dta,u from the canal sale of Virginia Wheat
at l25 cents Old Nortnern Corn at Sass cts,
and New at 70 cents; 5000 bushels Barley sold
at 81 cents; Rye has declined little. In the
market generally there are no changes
New York Jour Com 22d.