Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-11-04
FOREIGN VI AR X Z rs.
Correspondence of Lyford's Price Current.
Per EWOpa.

LIVERPOOL, Evening of Oct 18th, 1878.
Money Hahet -ConsoIs closed yesterday at So
to a. both for money and account. Exchequcr Bills,
33s 10 36s. premium. The Quarters Revenue, to
10th inst, shows increase Of E112,2g6, as com.
pared with the corresponding quarter Of last year.
Bacon.-Remaining stock of old is only saleable in
retail
Beef.-Priccs remain firm.
ChceSe.-ln the absence Of stock, sales Of mo-
ment have been made since our last. The principal
portion Of recent arrivals will be the market next
week, and full prices are anticipated.
Corn, S.c-The arrivals ofall kinds Of Grain during
the past week have been considerable and in the ab
sence of any exciting cause prices have slightly
cedcd, while at same time fair amount OF business
has been passing. At our market to-day, with but a
moderate attendance of buyers, the demand in gene
raj was limited for Wheat and Flour, at declining
rates: but Indian Corn, Meal, aud Oats maintained
Tuesdays currency. The tendency however is still
downward on all Corn market produce.
Cotton.-The import of this week is SO, GIG bales;
the sales 81 $50, with continued dull heavy market
Holders are, previously reported, pressing sellers
and in some instances further decline has been sub
mitcd to. The authorized quotation for "Far'' Or
leans is again reduced ID per h. The sales to-day
are 4, 900 bales Present stock 554 500 bales, against
Al 500 at date last year.
Ldrd.-A decline Of Is. TO IS. per cwt. has been
submitted to, without leading to any active business
Linseed Cake-f9 Is. Cd has been made for Lis
bon,-Engsh, 60 5s. to / 10 per ton.
P0rk.-About 300 barrels have sold since our last,
on a very limited demand for the irregular qualities
held here.
Rice is inactive.
Rosin-4OO barrels Common Amber sold at IS. Cd
Tdilotc has again given way, and no improvement
in the demand has been experienced. Ais. is the ex-
IRENE value of Petersburgh, YC.
Idr.-SO0 barrels Of American sold at l4s. cd. per
barrel
Tiupentine.-Dull. No sales reported.
STlTT, DAY & co.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 10, 1915.
Cotton-During the past week, have had de-
pressed Cotton market, with downward tendency
in prices. The quotations Of our last circular are
continued with the exception of those for fair Or
ever be considered almost nominal, it being mpossi
bic to convey faint idea of the gloom that
hangs this market. The demand is almost exclusive
ly confined TO the good ordinary and mddlng quail
ties worth from 3ad. TO Sd. the better and lower
classes being unsacabe in quantity. The sales for
the week 81 800 bales, Of which exporters have
taken 63l0, and spectators 500 bales. The Ameri-
can descriptions sold 100 Uplands at ID al ID !;
49, so Orleans, Sd.a5d SOLO Alabama and Mobile,
25d add; and 800 Sea Island, 75d.al6d. Fair Or
leans are quoted ID fair Mobiles and Uplands, Id;
middling, SD. The stock in this port is es-
mated at $50 900 bales; the stock Of american 1893 00
against total stock Of 10000 bales, and 100000
American at this period of last year.
Flour Grain, S.c.-The Corn market is rather
lower, Indian Corn having declined Is. per quarter;
and Flour, is. per brl. The quotations are-Wheat,
rs. Cd ass cd. per 10 b.; Flour, 3ls.a32s per bril-
for sweet, and 23s. for sour. Indian Corn 3is per
quarter for White, and sa35s Cd per quarter for
Yellow; Indian Corn Meal, lis. 3d. per br. The
duty Wheat is As per quarter; Flour, Is. 45d.
per bril-
/ Nasal Stores-Nothing doing in Turpentne. 400
brls. American Rosin sold from the quay at 3s cd.
per cwt.; and 500 brls Tar to arrive at las Cd per
| bril- BROWN, SHIPLEY & co.