Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-02-03

New 3! per Gents, - 5a9D; Bank Stock IS worth
lS9 TO l3I. Exchequcr Bills are - TO 46 prem
Mexican Bonds have been in request, and the price
Is maintained al % mol Grenada Stock is 10 to l6l
Ecuador to 3 Peruvian Is TO 50; Burnos AYrcs
~ u %, and Venezuela 10. To- 90. Indeed all the
South American investments seem attractive just now
10 the spectators. Portuguese per C"nts about
%. TO 20; Spanish per Gents have been done at
81 to ~; Dutch .. per Cents are 49,. The Share
Market is dull bat steady.
1hrcc 0clOck-Consols for the Account left of at
50, to S9a.
Imerican Sioc&S.-Baring's Circular speaking of
American Stocks, says There has been steady de-
mand for many securities, some OF which have become
scarce. Since last, considerable sales Of United
States per cent Stocks have been made 49,, and
The last two days par has been currently paid. New
/ FORK State, 80 10 90; Ohio, 80 10 90, New York
City, 81 to Sc; Pennsylvania, 10 10 y, cX. div;
Kentucky, 50 10 80; Louisiana State Union Bank
Bonds, 81; and at all these prices disposition 10
buy than sell. Maryland Sterling Bonds offered at
y per cent. In other stocks we have business,
but none forced on the market
| Imericqn Provisions The imports Of American
and cured provisions, since the 30h, comprise ,595
tierces and 90 barrels Of beef Ia barrels and 3 ~
cwt. of bacon, casks of hams 5lS barrels and IS
kegs of lard, 293 casks and 3 400 boxes cheese and
| $40 frkins of butter. Beef is not in active sale,
owing TO the want of supplies of good quality. Bacon
is In fair request at prices varying from 3is to ABS.
per cwt., according TO quality. There is little doing
in lard, and as the imports heavy, prices have
reccded Is. to IS. per cwt The sales of cheese are
Is. 10 IS. per cwt. higher, the advance being most
|
LIVERPOOL, Jan. -, 1919
The Cotton trade for week subsequent to the
| Both ultimo, rather active, and speculative
operations were to considerable extent, resulting
in an advance of fully ID. per h.; but, although
| there is not any diminution of the healthy aspect
Of the trade the market during the last week has been
much less active, aud holders have supplied the
market more freely This reaction is attributed
! 10 two causes; first, to the recent accounts of
the large receipts into the American ports
end secondly, TO the increased quantity offer
ing, from the late heavy arrivals, aud the ankle
~ manifested TO realize the profit which present pr
c"s affords, low though they be- The business for
the week ended 9th Instant was A $50 bales, of
which l3,5OJ we're taken by spectators, and ,, 300
for export; and the sales for the week ended last
evening have been IS g bales, of which 300 bales
are on speculation, and | 100 to exporters. The
American descriptions taken this week consist of
1920 upland at ID to I'D; l0,5i0 Orleans at ID.
to 3D.; 24lO Alabama and Mobile at I'd. to I'D; and
4OO Sea Island at ODD. TO l5d. per pound The off
cial quotations are-fair upland I'D. fair Mobile
| 4 d.; and fair Orleans 42d. mddling Upland and
| Mobile are now quoted Id, and middIlng Orleans
I'D. per pJnn |. The import sinccT the 2lth ultmo
has been $4,000 bales, and the stock in the port
| is III ,029, OF which 25S 900 are American
Corn, SC The supplies of grain and grain pro-
duce during the last fortnight have been on
tended scale, although the weather has been quite
untavorabc for allowing steady arrival of ships
from al road. Under these crcum>tanc the amount
OF business done in grain markets has been mod
crate, and confined TO the immediate wants of the
trade, aud entirely devoid of any spirit of sp, culat0n.
Owing to the falling off of tn" demand from Ireland,
the stock of wheat flour and Indian has greatly
increased Holders in general very free sellers.
- 'I I 'M ~ a., !" we, w. ' n 'o
| BIS. per brl. The current value of Indian corn is
for Yellow Indian cnr, ral -,JIs Iis 70 iIs 81
per brI
! Provisions - american. Bacon is in demand at
4Os. 10 los Bale aud ticrcc mddles rathcrquiet,
. ~. ave ".'; 'o i'"
vi " u, "L s"IP'3 noTtNtr - '''S i'''Is are
j.; It l h w o's w. any, 'oo ~ vs.
| 80" ~, ~ =, IN y ' . ct rvs " Us !"
~ ~ rI :, i" o"i'ri9 ',I supply 10 Pi't
,''s' 10 '. " a. - ll'e" ue.ii"' anu P'l'
are p"I'5 supPopoto, u.t supply py 'rr la'e r
IiF"i, mas quite S,pckco 'hG htarNc,. fFlc2S lor
shPs use arc as 'oIoWS' inu'' i.'l l-VI, 10 ,z2s'
81 % oo " 90" us, in'." W. 90 "1S, /" vs. 5"l"
pI "a vi p ~ VI ,of u.s. NM n r
o'' ",'u CI ~ oDS Dr. non
60 80 VI > ' I'Se; " '''' '>'t'' VI ,'WV
t pN' ., ''' t'i>'" PC '"o u''h'," mas oe'n "n
n"I J., arc "', ''ns fiS. u oo'
anu i"'e''of anu '"''"HhS 'oS 10 4o'' per c"''
Correspondcnce Of Ivfnrd's Price Current
r,,,rp,oo, o,o,;,o ,r To-, !, ,e.o
nLo,eu aJoLct CnnsoI Insd , 'i ~ on,,
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Bncon win n f,ir drmn,J tho ,rr;rai l' harc
| L,,, ,ai' a. ~, - ,'"i 'o ~ 49, ,
~ - ~ 81, e. eF:i " ,''o,e ,"t ltotltu'
' e.'I" ~, ~ ,ue ,'''S VI arc no" 'huci
Nv n,snes, prices o"'Ineu 20, nhrSl qna'-
Niii ~ ,c nav p' en- ioT ,ur io ,n@
Er H. ~" ~. i'''I w. ~ 90; 'ip ou, 'oo
a, WIN me ns,H remaining H. arrived o"
Oh ''""' 20 'te'ne'' P'cNcu ~ inu's'
S % yGs.erd"{ q. S2S 800 o. TO "2s od per y" os
~ ans Vi t>S" ioiN euic' !" S"i'' n''c so'u a'
7'I, ui' f e' CIV. oo, ;,
'"ni a5n nhus. rh'!aaePh!a soio at
%, 'n" W o'Ss h"''''n"'e' III - GU -
1P w l'i' increasing supplies; oHaers m'hh'St
,'o 10 90 to STOCK, ana an iI's arrivals
nav ove o"' =, ''.ioe"s qu"y' WnIi' lF'sL cuier
''c P'esss ".I a. COS ,r business III Aherlc'''
mas consequently, DcSn very limited, and lower prl-
ces I Woua" DC accepted s py no'aers. ,c,
eiont III inc uelanu Tor put
er mas ul'' L aa' Grady upon oneese' ana pet