Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-04
BALTIMORE MARKET-Semi. peekiy report
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN,
April g, l p. NJ.

SrrlCE Or ihc hMEhlCNNS I
April 9, / p. Nj.
FLouR.-Saies of about 1900 bbbls Howard
street, from stores, at IS so per Dbl, cash, which
rate We quote as the fair store price to-day. The
wagon price ranges from s14 to S 37i. A lot
Of 500 bills City Mills has been sold at A,
cash. Holders Of the tri6ing parcels in market,
ask SO. A considerable parcel has been con.
tracted for, for sxpsrtto distant market, at S
so per Dbl less a small discount. Susquehanna
Flour continues in good demand, aud the sales
have been considerable, for export, at S s7aa5 al
per Dbl full. A parcel was sold this morning in
lots, TO dealers, at S SO, cash. The fair whole
sale quotation for Sus9uehanna to-day is S 37a
to "A, according to condition and brand-wth
good demand. L,mited sales of Rye Flour
(SusQuehanna) at 90. Sales Of Corn Meal
to day at S 25 per Dbl.
GRAIN -Wheat. Some supplies Of Susque.
hanna Wheat have reached the market since our
weekly Report. On Saturday cargo of prime
red Susquehanna was sold at 81 Is per bushe J.;
on Monday, sales of cargoes of the same descrip.
ton were made at 18 aud 49,; and this morn.
Ing, sales we're made at II! and l 49, per
bushel. AT noon to day, there is apparently a
pause in the market miilers generally not being
disposed to buy at the present prices. A parcel
VI siOISu VIA iSu was tohSu to'uoy w
terms equal to l l6 per bushel.
Corn-This article continues to advance in
price. On Saturday sales Of white and yellow
were made at 66 6S cents per busheI. On
Monday sales Of both sorts were made at 20 cts,
and one parcel of very prime yellow was taken
at II cents. To-day the article continues in de.
mand, and parcels Of either sort readily bring 70
cents per bushel.
calo # covoral narcals Of nrl
Susquehanna this morning, at 81 Is per bushel.
WHIsKEY-lhe article is in fair demand
Sales of SusQuehanna copper distilled hhds to a
considerable extent have been and continue to
be made at 25 cents per gallon, at which rate the
market is quite firm. On Monday sales Of Sus-
quehanna bbls were made at 90 cents. This
morning sales Of several lots were made at 90
cents, but later in the day from 400 to 500 bbls
were taken at 29i cents, and a lot OF 100 bbls
(of single braud) at so cents. The wagon price
of bbls is &c cents, exclusive of the barrel, and
the store price of the same 29a to so cents.
Corn Exchange The demand was limited
throughout, but the arrivals were light. which,
with some advance IN prices at the South, in.
creased the confidence Of holders, so that the
else of business exhibited an actual advance in
most kinds, upon the prices of the previous week
Western remained without material change:
fancy brands were offered, on Saturday, at
86a, and common brands at Sc 10 3 Is.
Howard street and Georgetown are So SO. and
for some favorite brands the bakers pay l2aa25c
higher. From parcel ut Richmond City l5C
bbls we're sold on the wharf at s., and the re.
| ma,nder stored at ST. New York City and the
| common sorts Of Southern may be quoted at
| 20 Is. almost all holders being firm at the lat
ter price: 1000 bbs Orleans Flour were sold al
so So
IN z Journal Of Commerce, apra 1.