Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-08-04
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(PER STEAMER EUROPA.)

LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening, July 10, 1919.
| Money .Ofdrket.-Consols closed to-day, in Lon
don, at 49, dividend Exchequer Bills, Is to sis.
| Premium.
Bacon-The sales of the week exceed 2OOO boxes,
chiefly of ordinary Western qualities, at 26s. 3D. to
! 31s. Cd. Last weeks currency has been fully main
tanned for fine light stuff but heavy middes meet little
enquiry and to effect sales of such lower prices in
proportion have to be submitted to.-Hams have
been in fair demand, and shoulders and coarse meat
sell freely if at low prces.-An active demand for
Bacon, Hams, and Shoulders, continues to be eXpe-
rienced. but is checked at bv advance in
Neutrality-suspicious. rs hhds. first Phiadel-
pha sold at 9s. 3d., and 500 bags Baltimore at S. 3D.
to SIS. Sd.
Beef-The stock decreases slowly, sales continu-
| ing to be of retail character
Butter-Good parcels of Grease being scarce,
are held at figures above our quotations.
CheeSe-21s. to 27s. 3D. has been accepted for a
parcel of very ordinary quality. There is nothing
| fine on the market.
Corn, Sc.-The weather since our last has been
seasonabv fine, and the business passing i'll our mar
ket has been, usual under similar circumstances,
confined to ordinary extent for immediate con
sumption, without change in the value OF w heat
and Flour and slight decline upon Indian Corn,
induced by increasing srpplies.-At to-days market
a very moderate amount of business was transacted,
Wheat maintaining last weeks quotations, with a
slow sale The finest brands of Flour scarce.
and command an advance of Cd, but ordinary quail
|
to 23s. Indian Corn inactive to-day, at de-
cline of 3D. to Is. u quarter; Meal met fan
enquiry.
Cotfon-The import of the week is %, 2S6 bales;
sales 50 800 and present stock 723 100 bales against
604 $50 at corresponding date last year-lhe manu-
featured markets continuing to be buoyant the trade
have again bought very freely this week. and specu-
lators have operated with undated confidence. -
Holders of American Cotton continue to meet the
demand very freely, and in consequence, advance
e IL, hoe 70 hp rod sales
dav are 5000 bales, with quiet market-Of the
sales this week p $50 bales have been taken on
speculation, and APO for export.
| Lard-The sales sine our last, amount to about
100 TONS with fair demand, and the stock. hith-
erto held over, is passing slowly into consumption.
| POrk-At low prices, common Western Prime
Mess meets enquiry. In better qualities there Is but
little passing.
T,rpentne.-S have been in rather better
demand. There are no sales of Rough reported.
STTrT, DAY s Co.
g.. See Liverpool Prices Current on inside.
LIVERPOOL, July 13, 1919.
We have to report farther advance ID. Y ID. i'll
our Cotton market, the quotations to-day being ID.
for fair Upland and Mobile, sgd. for fair Orleans,
and a. a Aid for middling qualities. The demand
has been brisk throughout the week, and the sales
amount to 81, $50 bales, of which spectators have
taken $4,000, and exporters 400; and the Amerl-
can descriptions consist of 81 $50 Upland at IA D ID
| 81 $50 Orleans at A a Gid; 21S0 Alabama and Mo-
In the last two days the demand has not been quite
so active as before and rather increased quantity
offering but the improvement in prices is maintain
! ed The import Of the week is $4,000 bales, and
the stock in this port is now estimated at I2l,uOo
bales, of which about $4,000 bales is American.
Our Corn market is dull, and while prime sound
! American Flour sells to moderate extent at 25s.
" bril-, the recent imports from New York, being
generally very inferior and unsound, nearly
nominal in value. Some has been sold at 23s. the
last few DAYS. but there are buyers in quantity.
Indian Corn sells slowly at reduced prices of 32s a
32s cd. ~ quarter, and parcels soon expected to
arrive NAV be bought at 2Sd 29s. a. quarter. The
The weather has recently been particularly iavora-
BILE for the growing crops of grain with the promise
of an earlier harvest than some time ago expect
ed and the reports of the growing potato crop, too,
both in this country and Ireland, in general ia
vorable.
No transactions are reported in Turpentine this
week; 6s 3D. " cwt. is about the nominal value,
and of common American Rosin 700 brls. have been
sold at IS Cd a Is. I'd. W cwt., chiefly the former
price. Yours respectfully,
BROWN, SHIPLEY x Co.
Extract from Barring Circular.
LONDON, Friday, 18th July, 1S49
The public sales this week have been numerous
and extensive and large quantities of Colonial and
! Foreign produce have found buyers at improved
prices for many articles though the market for both
Coffee and Sugar has been rather queter. In the
manufacturing districts great activity continues to
prevail, and the harvest prospects considered
most satisfactory.
At our Corn market prices of good and fine
Wheat of all descriptions continue to be fully sup
ported to the neglect of ordinary qualities. Flour
firm at 24s a 25s Cd. o. bril- Indian Corn moves off
SLOWLY; Galatz, the cost at $50 34s., while for
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