Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-24
NEW YORK MARKET.
N. YoRx DAILY A DvERTIsER OFFICE,
Wednesday, S, p. NJ 2tst Aug.

ceived yesterday, is not only publicly. but com.
mercially important. At Liverpool the sales Of
Cotton, for the week ending the 18th, had been
very iarge-nearly $1,000 bales: with much
1uctuaton prices left off shade higher than at
any time during the season. Sugars are a trfe
lower. Ashes are in better request In Lon
don. Coffee had risen, and Sugars were rather
dull. There was every prospect Of abundant
crops in Britain, and on the Continent.
.4shes-rhe market, since our report Of Sat.
urday, has been very steadv in price, and with
but little animation. Pearls have sold very slow
~ at 5 10, Pots rather freely at AIS.
Cofee-Tne market is very firm, aad every
arrival brings improving prices in Europe. The
supplies are, however, limited, and the trans.
&C lions are BY no means extensive. Sales of
Brazil, I3a a Is cents. Cuba, l2 a IL cents.
Cofton-Up to yesterday the market was
quite calm The advices from Liverpool give a
little start. aud the previous asking prices to
some extent were obtained. Uplands Is to l6.
Orleans l6! to II cents.
Flour With an abundant harvest secured,
and advces Of good crops in England-the mar
krt has tagged very much for the last five or six
days, and western has fallen shilling, sales
having been made at 5 so; which is lower than
anv previous sales this season.
| Grain. has been more activity than
usual in the market, particularly for Corn. Of
which full IL 600 bushels have been sold, mostly
| southern at IS to II cents, and southern 70
! Nearly the whole Of the Odessa Barley, about
| 5000 bushels, has been sold to the Brewers at IS
cents.
| Moiasses-A a sale of 70 bhds New iberia
was made a, about 20 cents Market verv firm.
| OHs-WhaIe Is brisk at 81 cents, 100 casks
Of Dutch Linseed sold at 80 cents, and 275
baskets Bordeaux at 1875 per basket.
| Rice-About 100 tierces fresh beat, has been
sold at 60.
| Sah-Two large cargoes. about $4,000 bush.
els. Turks Island, sold at AZ cents; 200 sacks
Liverpool at 80.
Spiriis-Considerable doing both by private
and public sales. By the former IL pipes and
&c half pipes old Champagne sold at 147 to 1856.
aud by private sale, so half pipes J, ]. nupuy
Bordeaux at 80. Whiskey IN best barrels at
| so cents which is lower.
Sugars-The sales, compared with the sup
plies, are extensive. Nearly 5000 boxes Cuba
browns mostly at 81, a few at 81 Nearly all the
st, Croix, Porto Rico and Orleans are out Of
first hands.
| Teas-About $50 chests Hyaon Skin, Emily
cargo, was made at S14 to 81 cents.
No alteration in any other description of pro-
duce.
The MAREEr.-The news from Europe pub
Iished yesterday afternoon has not produced. as
vet, any important effect on the market Mo
asses is getting still higher, and Iberia has been
sold at SCI cts. Flour is quite heavy; Western
from new wheat has been sold at S5i, which is a
material decline on ne,o Flour; fresh ground
afo.t at 5 so 5 Sc: stored Flour 81. dull
Rye is still further advanced 70 75aT9 -'S: the
market clear. Corn has sold freely at ,he prices
of last week. Large sales OF Turks Island Salt
at AZ cts. per bushel. About 800 bales Cotton
were sold yesterday on the first publication Of
the news, at former prices.
Nsw York jour. Com, .4ug. 2lSt.