Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-09-30
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LIVERPOOL, Evening of Sept. sth, is

LIVERPOOL, Evening of Sept. Sth, lS4S
Money Market.-Consols closed yesterday at $50
TO for Money, and 50 to for 18th October. EXche
quer Bills 2Ss. to 3lS. premium.
BdcOn.-The sales Of the week are about 700 bXs.
at previous rates; the import ia boxes. But little
now remaining unsod
Bark, Quercitron-in retail demand, at los. per
Cwt.
Beef.-Reccnt arrivals have sold promptly at mar
/ ket value.
! Bcesrqr Small sales have been made at 6 6 per
/ cwt. for good quality.
Butter.-l41 firkins Canadian sold at Cos. to 6Ss.
I per cwt. No Grease remains on the market
/ CheCSe.-Ihe sales this week have ranged from
24s. to Dos. per cwt, the quality and condition prov
ing generally superior to the previous import OF this
| season.
! Corn, &c.-The scasonable weather noted in our
last has continued, and good progress has been made
in our harvest operations, the result far as yet
/ known, being slight deficiency in Wheat, while
all Other descriptions Of gram reported 10 be a
/ fail crop. Ia Wheat and Flour market has been
inactive this week, bit for Indian Corn there has been
steady demand at last week prices. AT cur mar
kct to day Wheat was in better demand decline
Of Id Oh last weeks quoatious-Four is Is. lower
but with improved enquiry. Still further uufavor-
able reports as to Potatoes influenced the value of
Corn today and the sales were extensive, al adj
vance Of IS per quarter. OF Corn Meal but little
remains on the market.
Cotton.-The import Of the week is % 600 bales;
the sales, 26 1870, upon a fair tmand but without
any activity in the market. Holders of American
pressing sellers, and have, in many instances,
submitted TO decline Of ID per ID. The sales TO-
day are 1000 bal $, only Present Stock 553, 200,
against 1896, 500 bales, SAME date last year.
Huns have sold al los. to 2Gs., III dry salt and
Shoulders at 2s cd. per cwt, but better qualities
meet enquiry.
Lard-At still further advance of Is. per cwt
on fine qualities, the sales OF the week amount 10
200 tons
Pork $50 barrels have been disposed of, this
week. and advance Of Is TO 2s per barrel has been
established,-the stock being now considerably re-
duccd.
Rice.-The market rules dull, at our quotations.
1dlLoIo "A fair amount OF business is passing, and
the market is firm al los. to 4bs I'd. the extreme
for Pctcrsburgh YC.
Tar in demand, at As to !5s. per barrel.
1tppentine.-S0O barrels Rough sold at S. Id. to
9s I'd, and tons Of Spirits at 3Is. Cd. per cwt
sTITT, DAY co.
tSee Price Current on preceding page.l
CONTINENTAL MARKETS-Latestd ates
HAvRE-C otton-Since the sailing of the last
steamer on the I'd inst, (Scpt.) our market remains
in dull state, the daily sales not exceeding 500
bales, at prices a little under last quotations.
Stock II 900 bales. Some Carolina Rice, middIing
fair fetched f2s. Lard is worth f.55 o57. Nothing
has been done in other American export articles.
The season continues fine. The average price of
home Wheat for France was f.l5 49, at the end Of
August, being decline Of 265 centImes On that Of
July, per hectolitre, ca bushcs.)
HAMBUReH- CoGee-Transaclons have been to a
fair extent at firm prices. C0tion-400 bales Ameri-
can sold at firm rates. Sugar-Thc following sales
are reported: $500 boxes Havana brown at NIL to
I2,, yellow NIL to l5d per 100 lbs; l50 boxes white
Havana at MOO to 2I5, and 600 chests white and
brown Bahia at sundry prices. I6bacco-By private
contract 300 scroons Cuba sold at SIS to g., &c.
AMSTERDAM Cofee-We have no transactions to
report. The price Of Java is Gle to IS. The issue
Of the public sales is anyiousy looked for. Cotton
| The market remains quiet, aud prices nominal Rice
has been in good demand, ard the transactions have
lately been extensive; they consist Of Javas Il g.
to l2l; Carolina A. TO l55; Siam Il I !; Aracan fl I !
to per 50 kiIos. Indigo in demand for oxporta-
! ton. Sugar 100 hhds. Surinam were taken by re-
| fncrs at fl 2l to f.23.
AyrwERP- CoGee-Buyers in general are deter
red from operating by the approaching sales in Hol-
land and until the result is known no revival in the
demand can be expected COttOn-Prces are well
supported, but very little business has been done.
| Sug0r-The demand is inactive for the present
YeIloH Havana Il u to LA. Stock, l3 900 boxes
Havana against II 900 boxes in 1877. Ricc-The
market has been quiet for the Last few days. I6bac-
co remains inactive, and prices Of Virginia and Ken
lucky cl lower. The stock principally consist.
Of very inferior qualities.
Extract from a circular Of Mcssrs. j. C. Burnham &
| Co., dated
"HAvANA, Sept. 7, ls4S.
Since of ri st nj tha Itch