Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-03
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET-JuxE I

HOWu u Sfee ftour ne continued lDclc-
ment weather has le.sened the receipts. which
are only abou, $500 bbls this week,-and has al.
50 interfered with store transactions. We are
advised Of sales from stores to the amount of
nearly 1000 bills, in parcels, al IS so and SCI,
but chiefly at the latter price. for fresh inspec.
tons. Some holders of fresh lots. good brands,
ask fractional advance on the last named rate.
The wagon price ranges from 25, to 5 81! and
ST.; m0st eli the receipts are taken at 81,
which. may be regarded as the more generally
prevailing rate. Some parcels Of -four received
within the last two three months have been set.
tied for at 25, and others of recent receipt at
5li.
Gin Mills F1om-Wc are not advised of sim
Gle transaction this week. Ii is held nnmi-
nally at So IS for standard quality, and for
extra.
Susqueia,nc FYour.-Suppes Of this de-
scrip,Iun have been arriving at market far some
DAYS past. Most Of the parcels appear to have
been exposed. more or less, to the Indictment
weather prevalent for two or three weeks pass,
and many OF them have arrived in bad condition
a lot Of 900 bbIs IN good shipping order, was
sold this morning at so per bbi on short credit.
We quote, as ~ condition, at 25 a 80 pee bbI
Uheai -S,nce our last weekly Report, there
have been fair supplies OF Susqnehanna red wheat
at market-the principal part of the receipts hav.
Jog arrived within the last three days. The first
parcel at market, on Saturday last, was snId a,
81 Is per bu-hc; on Tuesday parcel N bb's
Was said at 20; on Thursday parcel in fair
condition Was suld at | 10. This mnrnins par.
Gel nf 20OG bushels prime. machiaed, in the best
condition, was sold at l 20. and parcel, not
machned, also 10 the best order, at | Is. Two
,acgoes, damp, were sold this morning at l6
per bu,he, and one at Is. The exposure Of
the wheat to the continued heavy raius, in de-
scen,liug the River, has caused It 20 arrive at
market IN condition which, more or less, affects
its value + is circumstance, connected with
those Of the presence Of lair supplies at market.
the receipt Of huur from the same quarter, and
the total absence of all demand for City Mills
Flour. has tended to depress the market. and we
therefore quote Susqnehanna red wheats to-day
at Is Is. as in condition. Sales OF good 10
prime Maryland reds have been made until the
middle Of the week, at ia 81, Yesterday
parcel of prime red was sold at 90. About
10 to 90 appears to be the fair quotation tor
fair good TO prime Md. reds. Sales OF Nd. white
wheats have been made at Is TO l so, as IN
quality, those at the latter price being tor family
flour; cargo Of Susquehanna white not good
enough for that purpose, but in good condition,
was sold yesterday at %. We continue to
quote Md. whites at % S0-in good de-
mand.
~, Since the above was put in type. it ap.
pears that the mschinej Susquehanna wheat. re.
ported above, has proved to be a little damp on
taking it out of the vessel The price was, in
consequence, fixed at 81 10 instead of 90.
Corn-Sales Of son'l white shipping Corn were
made until the middle of the week at 62 cents
per bu>heI. On Thursday sales were generally
effected at 63 cents, and one parcel at fractl"n
mure. Sales Of mixed aud ordinary at or 8
cents per bushel lower. We quote common to
good white at GO 65 cenis-with lair demand
for good parcels Sales of yellow have been
made throughout the week including to day, at
62 a GA cents, as in quality, aud we quote ac-
co'dingly.
Rye-Sales Of good parcels Of Maryland and
susquehanna Rye, yesterday and this morning.
at 20 cents per bushel
Oais-Are without change-we continue to
quote as in quality, at Sc a SO cents per bushel.
NEW-YORK MARKET-MAY so