Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-11-13
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Iea-No change, sales confined to retail. Tin and
Tobacco unatcrcd Taow in good demand, but the
large arrivals from St Petersburg have caused prices
to rccedc TO 4bs. on spot; home supply still small
Turpcntnc-No sale IN rough; los. per cwt. would
be about the value for good; Spirits dull; Amer in
casks los per cwt. No sales in american Stocks,
but no disposition to force sales.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. Is.
The stoPpage Of the Royal Bank f Lirepoop to-
day has created extraordinary sensation and for
the moment parayscd the local business Of the port
Its ultimate solvcncy is beyond all question, but the
failure must create great temporary embarrassment
at this time of pressure. At close Of the past week
prices Of Cotton had further sunk about ID but chief
y in low qualities. Quotations then for fair
Upland and Mobile d. and fair Orleans Cd, mid. 5
as d. and ord. d., but these not obtainablc in
quantity and no doubt lower prices were submitted to
for cash On 10th, about 2OOO bales, while to-day only
about 1900 sold, and those ID. below above quotations
The Corn markets of course influenced unfavora-
bly, by the extraordinary stringency in money mat
tiers. Fresh sweet Flour quoted 2ls. Cd. to 26s. Cd.
latter being the highest rate for best Western Canal
and Indian Corn has declined about IS. per Or the
top quotation being 32s. for very prime, while the
general business is at from BIS to 3O per Or for fair
mcrchantablc parcels. Sour Flour los. to DDS, and
Indian Corn Meal lbs. per brl. Occasional forced
sales are made for cash below these quotations
BROWN, SHIPLEY co.
Oct. 10, o'clock Throughout the morning com
mcrcia affairs here still more gloomy aspect
the Banks continue TO be pressed for money. Pro-
day it is quite impossible TO afx quotation
mcrcial e.-EtUOpean Times.
ProrisonS.-For cured the demand, both at Liver
pool and in London, has fallen Off at the same time
prices generally sustained. We note the price
of Bacon at 25s to sos, according description and
quality. Beef is in limited sale; still fine qualities
are disposed of at full rates. The import of Cheese
is light so that any thing of fair quality is readily
sold at fair prices, according TO quality. In the sales
of Pork there is little report; continues to be
the only salcablc quality, whilst prime mess and
prime remain neglected. and the quotations quite
nominal There is scarcity of Lard; the superior
qualities command extreme rates. but other are
now dull Of sale. Prices: Beef, Prime Mess, per
trc Sos to OPS. Cd; ordinary, los to .3s.; Mess, per
bril- 46s. to 52s, Cd; ordinary, 4Os to 45s.; Prime,
32s. to Cos. Extra India Family, sc. per zoos
TO lO5s; Pork Prime mess, new, per bril- COS .a6Is.;
old, Hos to 5Os; Mess, Dos to IO'.; Prime, i5s TO
SOS. Bacon, Long MiddlcS, free from bones in salt,
per cwt BIS. to Dos; Tongues, Ok, in pickle, per
dozen, l2sdlSs.; Hams, smoked ordinary i'll canvas,
per cwt 2OS TO 5Os in casks, sailed, 25s to 40s.;
Cheese, fine, 52s TO 5?s; middiing 42s to 49s; or
binary, 2Os.dlOs.; Lard, line Leaf in kegs, per cwt.
5ss. to Cos do in brls 55s. to 5os ordinary to mid
ding, 5Ds TO OBS; inferior and grease, 29s 3s.;
Rice, Carolina dressed first quality, l5s to 2ls.;
second quality, lss. to l9s.
Rice, both American and East India descriptions,
has been in fair request; but latterly the demand has
fallen off, and prices are inclined to rcccdc.
The Wool trade is quite neglected. Prices are
nominal, the business not even alIording fresh quo
tation.
tON linen AL AARhElS.
HAvRE, Oct. 10 COttOn-Prices at present may
be looked upon as nominal; and until the accounts
from the other side of the channel assume a less
alarming character there can be little hopes for any
beneficial change in the situation of our market On
the 18th, lith and 18th, the total sales 1903
bales. The brokers' in fixing the prices the 18th,
have reduced their quotations f4 for the very lowest
of all sorts low New Orleans and Mobile "a and f3
for Georgia; for very ordinary and ordinary f2 upon
all sorts; Mobile good ordinary f2, and Georgia f.
good ordinary New Orleans, and the better dcscrip-
tons, without alteration. JPheat and Flom.-Our
market has continued in dull state since last report
and prices of foreign Wheat have experienced de-
cline. The only sales to notice are 5000 bags New
Orleans at f5I to So, and 1000 hcct Odessa at E56
per sack of20O Kill According to the official returns,