Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-10
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FLoua-.The Eeipts Of the week exceed
5000 bbls. the Supplies Of Howard street being
about 5000 bbis. and Of Susquehanna upwards
Of 5000 bills more than the preceding week.
Howard street Fiour.-At the beginning Of
the week about 1890 bbls we're sold from stores
at IS SCI, for parcels of May and June inspec-
ton. Since then moderate sales of the same de.
scription have been made at the same price, which
We give as the fair store quotation to day. Va
rious lots Of select brands, fresh inspection, have
been sold from stores in the course nf the week
at 623. One parcel, Of old inspection, was
sold at So. The current wagon price Of fresh
Flour is s7a per Dbl. Some parcels Of stored
Flour have been settled for ats Sit.
City Mills Flour This description is with.
out demand. The nominal price Of standard is
85 Is, and Of extra6 90 A parcel Of standard
has been sold within day or two at fraction
less than S Is.
iSuseuehanna Nour-SaIes of various parcels
have been made in the course of the week at IS
% for that in common condition, and at IS 37&
for that in better condition. A parcel in good
order was sold at IS a.. Lots in fair to good
shipping condition will readily command IS S74
to "A per bbl. For the Information of our cOun.
try friends, we will repeat the remark made on
Wednesday, that-'aiI the Flour receives, at
market since the rise in the Susquehanna, has
been .erhauled in consequence Of its exposure
to the wet weather. The real condition Of it
however, has proved in most cases much better
than the dlscOlored state of the barrels al first
promised. IL those who are interested in the
trade OF flour and other perishable articles would
send them down the River in covered axis, they
would fad themselves always fully compensated
Cor the additional trouble and expense incurred.
The boards will always command their first cost,
and the owner Of produce arriving at market in
handsome condiunn will reap the benefit arising
from prompt sales at the highest current rates. !"
GRAIN. -Jtheai-S Sales Of various parcels OF
Su>Quehanna red, Wheat, West Branch, were
made at the beginning Of the week, at 81 Is far
parcels in fair condition. Several cargoes Of mix
ed, white aud red, were sold at l6. Within
the last two DAYS, sales of West Branch red have
been made at l II 10 ! Is, and a cargo Of dry
Lancaster county red at | To- The sales OF
North Branch red have been ,uade at GS
10, according TO its condition. The sales OF
West Branch white have ranged from II to
Is. Nearly all the parcels received since the
late rise Of the Susquehanna river have been ex.
posed. in a greater or less degree, to the wet
weather, and are nnre or less damp.
Sales of parcels of Maryland red, including
two yesterday, dry and good quality, a, 81. IL
per bushel A lot Ut good white was sold to-day
at I %.
Cora.-At the beginning of the week. sales of
both white and yellow were made IS cents. On
Thursday sales ni yellow were made at 66 cents,
and one parcel at 81 cents. Sales of white to.
day at Is cents We quote white at 65. aud
yellow at 65 &C cents.
Rye Sales "f Su>qnehanna at 81 and 6S
cents. Sales Of Md. At 67 a 70 cents; about 60
6S cents appears to be a fair qnut"tion to-day.
Oats Sales at Susquehanna at 50 DO cents.