Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-09-16

but an attempt on the part OF " eS'"Di'' ="
further advance has not been successful.
Pork-Thc demand for low priced Pork mas con-
tinued, and has been freely met by hoders'-stocRs
being still very heavy.
Rice in very active demand during the carry
part of the week. at Cd. to Cd. per cwt. above our
quotations of to-day.
Rosin.-30O brIs. Common Amber sold at 3s
TatiOtc.-The market has been very quiet inns
week, and AIS. per cwt. accepted Tor iuo casks
Butchers Association. To-day there is rather pet
ter enquiry. g,
Ttrpeniine.-No sales of Rough. tons of good
t''''' 0O' " sTITT, DAY s co.
From Brown, Shipley & Co.'S Circular.
LIVERPOOL, Aug %, lS4S.
Under the influence of the bosterouS weather dur
ing the early part of the week and the increased APP
prchcnson that large imporaiions OF Gram wouid oe
required our Cotton market was much dcpressedWltn
prices decidedly in favor OF buyers, but yesterday ana
today being fine, the demand has revived and the
market closes at last weeks quotations.
The confirmed accounts of the Potato disease, to-
gcther with the almost certainty that Government
will again be called TO render assistance to the
poor in ireland, cause much anxiety, and notwIh-
standing spinncrs now working TO some advan-
tage in consequence of the low price of Cotton, but
/ little anxiety is manifested by them TO purchase
/ largely beyond their immediate wants.
| The sales OF Cotton for the week ending this even
ing are 80 $50 baleS of which spectators took l0o
and exporters 1850. The American descriptions sold
consist of $40 Upland at d5; 1910 Orleans at ga
s.; 473O Alabama and Mobile at 3Gi3; and 800 Sea
Island at 73al3d. per h. The stock is now $4,000
bales against 1885, 900 at the same time last year, OF
which 442 900 bales are American against 800 900 in
1877. Fair Orleans 7; fair Mobile and Upland A.
The Corn market is quiet to-day. Indian Corn 30
to 36s. I'd. "a large parcel of round yellow daily
expected from New York was sold at 36s. per quar-
ter) Meal l7sdlSs. per bril-; Flour, duty paid, "a
abs Cd; Sour 3Os. per bril-; Wheat U.s. 9d.a9s. Sd.
per 10 lbs. The duty on Wheat is IS. per quarter;
on Flour As 99d. per brl.
There are no sales of Turpenine this week Com
mon American Rosin has dyanced, and is now quo
ted IS .a3s. Sd. per cwt.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 90, 1913.
There has been considerable animation in the Corn
market during the early part of the week, caused
chiefly by continuance of nnpropitious weather. On
Tuesday the attendance of both town and country buy
crs was numerous, and Wheat free, advanced to 3D.
and in bond to Sd. per 10 lbs. Flour was in active
request, and improved to IS. per bril-, and to As
per sack. considerable business has taken place
in Indian Corn at an advance of to IS. per 450 lbs
the week; and Indian Meal, with very light
stocks, has improved Is per brl. The attendance at
the Corn Exchange yesterday, Aug %, was Of very
limited character, and almost every article in the
trade met slow sale at dragging prices. Wheat con-
tnues stationary at the rates of Tuesday Flour
gave way Is. per bril- Indian Corn reccdcd Is. per
$50 lbs. whilst Indian Meal taken at lSs per bril-.
being Tuesdays prices. This morning being again
met, there has been life in the trade, but no
change i'll prices.
CONTINENTAL MARKETS.
HAvRE, Aug. 20 COttOn--fery little business
has been transacted in market since the depart
ure of last steamer; daily sales about 200 bales,
at decline Of fl TO 80 on previous quotations. N.
Orleans mid. having been paid f.S4 and fair f67 80.
Rice-In fair request $50 tres. taken for export at
f.24 81 to 80, which extreme rates. Tallow 4,
Lard, SC, dull.
AMsTERpAM.-C ofee-The public sale being at
hand no transactions have occurred Rice has been
in good demand and several parcels have been taken
at higher rates.
Antwerp obee-2OOO bags St. Domingo at
c20s; 500 bags Brazil GLE to lS3; 300 bags Java
c22I to 90. COttOn-No change in prices. 500
bales Upland and Mobile sold at ga to 24s. Rice
Large sales have taken place. The reports of the
spreading disease amongst the potatoes is gaining
ground. Sales of Il, 900 bags Aracan at f6 to g.;
1000 bags white Java FILL; and $50 tierces Carolina
h.l34 to IA.
HAMBURGH.-C oGee-Prces are s.l-16 higher, and
transactions have been very extensive 5000 bags Ro
at So to 81 2oOO bags St Domingo, $50 to 81 $500
bags Laguayra SD g. Is TO s. and il is very probable
that prices will be higher few supplies be
pccted. COtton-4S0 bales ordinary New Orleans
fetched s.4S. Rice-The demand is very limited,
but the market is firm in prices. The Corn market
is very firm. The prospects for the next crop are
not encouraging, and the quality of new wheat will
be much inferior to last year.