Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-12-18
FOREIGN MAR X f rs.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. Is, Isl


impcdcd by the rates Of interest continuing to be 5
per cent and upwards We have had few addition
al failures OF any moment, and the extreme folly and
talsChood OF the ml>chlCNOns information sent out Oy
the cambria" that there was yet to be one heavy
failure to which all the others were nothing, is
clearly demonstrated.
The "Royal Bank. ~ "Lverpool Banking Compa-
ny, - and ''North and South Wales Bank" are each
preparing 10 resume business on an improved and
healthy basis,
Parliament assemblies to-day. but nothing Of mo-
mcnt will tranSpirc for few days.
The packet ship "Stcphcn Whitney" from New
York, totally lost at the entrance to Baltimore
harbour, South Of Ireland on the night of the 10Th
inst, when the captain with 80 Of his and pas
scngcrs persisted, 10 only being saved.
We notice that the Blrkcnhtad Dock Commission
advertise that ''ShppcrS Of Goods for the River
Mcrscy should fill up their Bills OF Ladng. and Poll
ccs of Insurance Ships and Cargocs should be ar
ranged, with the option discharge either at Brk
cnhcad or Liverpool" But such an option would
appear 10 Us to entail, in most upon the shipper
Of goods the additional expense Of lghtcragc across
our river (hcre nearly mile in brcadth), together
with much additional portcragc.
The "Calcdonia' arrived on the evening Of the
l5h.-Thc Mails for Boston will continue to br dis
patched fortnightIy during the Wntrr,-thc 'Cac-
donia" being advertised to leave this port on the
18th December
Bacon is without any improvement upon recent
adrcrs, any sales effected having been at prices far
wide OF our highest nominal quotations. At sale in
the past week rs was Ntrru Tor wa bacon, ana
SOS. for Ncw.-lls. having been at the same time
accepted for shoulders. Ireland, ii is expected will
furnish considerable supplies Of Bacon this
The total quantity Of Foreign Bacon imported into
England
During months, ending 10th October, lSl5, was
40 cwt.; l~l6 l,55 and 1917, 12,995.
Beef.-But little now remains on hand, except OF
inferior quality. which moves off very slowly. The
import OF Foreign for 9 months ending 10th Oct 1915,
was 70, 225 cwt.: lSI6, j3, 1917 and IS47, 96,4O3.
Bcesrar.-A few Tons of American, of fair TO
good quality, sold, at the reduced value OF Go Is 3D.
10 t lis. cd.
Butter in fair demand, with OILS. as the top price
for Irish. Import OF Foreign for months. ending
10Th Oct. l>4j, l9J,OJ6 cwt.; lS46, III, loo; and
lS47. 243, 40.
Cheese has further rcccded Is. to Is. per cwt, but
at present quotations there Is demand equal to
the immediate supply. Import Of Foreign for
months, ending 10th Oct. 5l5, l93,o9l cwt.; 1916,
2I6,l9l; and 1871, 243 COL.
Corn, S.c.-Sincc last respects the supplies OF
Wheat and Flour have been moderate, and the de-
mand equally 50, leaving without any alteration 10
advise in the value Of Flour, while the best quail
ties of Wheat an advance of 3D. per bu,hcl has been
established. Corn and Corn Meal have both mprov-
cd under the influence OF an increasing demand from
ireland. The future course OF prices Will depend
upon the extent Of foreign supplies and the course
pursued by our own farmers, who at present supply
our markets very sparingy. Import of foreign Grain,
of all kinds 9 months TO Oct. 10, 1916, 2,635,2lS
qrs. and ISL, 79O54l9 of Flour and Meal, Of all
kinds, 1916, Isl ISL; and lS41, 2,257 1874.
Cotton met with decidedly improved demand i'm
subsequent to our last respects, but since
the arrival of the 'Cambria with favorable adviccs
of the coming crops, prices have given way little
and the market is quiet.
Tmp't of Anne to 18th Novr bales 40, 1876 s97 ,O46
Estimated Stock Of Ditto, 2S0,0O0. 800 300
Import OF all qualities, .902 ,4I3. lUi9,3b0
Estimated Stock of Ditto, .....4OS, $50. .5i5,2OO
Taken by the Trade ...... e96, $50. ,296.62O
Spectators. .......... 25l, 800. 43l ,O3O
" Exporters. .... III. 800. l22 $3.50
HGms.-A few small sales have been effected at
low prices. Import Of Foreign, 9 mos to 10th Oct,
1915, 1913 cwt.; 1896 3,o9l and ls47, 1881.
Hcmp in limited demand, at reduced quotations.
Hidcs.-No transactions, and the market very dull.
Lard, with continued limited supplies has fully
its value, and even slightly advanced for
The best quality Of Barrels. considerable portion
IF the arrivals is yet landed. Lean kegs,
55u5-s., brls. j2a5Gs.
Linseed Cqke-rhc last arrival Of American sold
RELY at 80 10 e. IS per ton, for thick aud thin
'Ound mixed.
Pork still commands little or no attention. and pri
,cs are altogether nominal IiapOrt of Foreign for 9
months, ending 10Th Oct. 1915, -, lib cwt; l5it,
10 ,6S5; and l>47, 2l2 $40.
Rice has attracted more attention, the sale being
on an enlarged scale, with an advance Of 3D. to Is
per Cwt.
Seeds meet enquiry, but there are no sales to re-
port.
IoJucco is a very slow sale, the demand being
mi, Eund b,- the dealers 10 Immediate wants.
T5,rne,j;ue ITbrr,. are no saIrs of Rongh to re-
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Since the departure OF the last steamer, the pres
sure in the money market has slightly abatcd, and
here were symptoms OF a more decidedly favorable
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