Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-08-18
FOR EIGN Nj ARK + rs.
Correspondence of Lylord's Price Current.
LIVERPOOL, Friday Eveing, July 27, is

LIVERPOOL, Friday Eveing, July 27, 1919.
Money .DIarket.-Consos closed to-day in Lon
don at 49, for money and time. Exchequcr Bills
AZ to sos, Premium.
B0cOH.-Elas met fair enquiry, fine Eastern
selling at full prices, while for common Western
lower figures have been accepted. Hams are scarce,
and la Is dearer Shoulders are but little inquired
for.
Begt-Has continued to meet an improved demand,
still principally confined to the better qualities.
The stock decreases, and holders are firm.
Butter.-Grease Butter does not meet freq sale
| at present prices.
CheeSe-Sales of new ordinary progress slowly
at irregular prices.
Corn, S'c.-The weather has been broken, but
not to extent calculated to do any injury to the
growing crops, and highly favorable harvest
tinues to be anticipated Potatoes also, report
ed quite free from disease. To-day, the transac-
tons were unimportant Wheat and Flour selling
slowly at quotations, and 2Ss. freely accept
ed for the best Yellow Indian Corn, while for
goes afoat there were no buyers
C0ttOn.-Import this week, 39,Sj6 bales; sales,
50 3i0 and stock, 705,20O bales, against 594,3O0
last year. The sales to-day are 5000 bales, at the
lowest prices of the week.
Ldrd.-About 60 tons are reported at an advance
of Cd to Is. but the demand has been checked by the
ideas of holders.
Pork-Still meets but little inquiry, and lower
prices have to be submitted to effect sales
ROsn-S00 brls common Amber sold at IS. I'd.
IuiOlC.- he Improvement mas Deen maintained,
but with rather less active demand.
Tmpentne.-No sales of American Rough or
Spirits. 10 tons French Spirits sold at 30s.
STIrT, DAY s Co.
g. See Liverpool Prices Current on inside.
LIVERPOOL, July 81, 1919.
In the early part of this week the demand for
Cotton continued good, but since the arrival of the
India Mail, oath inst. with less favorable accounts
of trade in Goods and Yarn, we have had
comparatively quiet and rather langud market, and
though the last official quotations are repeated to-
day, they must be considered rather extreme and
not attainable in quantity With this reservation, we
quote fair Upland s., fair Mobile 81, fair Orleans
So, and midding qualities 7-16d. u ID. The
weeks business amounts to 55,3lO bales, Of which
5000 is on speculation and $500 for export and
the American descriptions consist of 1850 Upland
at AZ 81 22790 Orleans at IA &, 1920 Alabama and
Mobile at AZ a 81 and $50 Sea Island at Sd Id " ID.
The import in the same time is 10000 bales. and the
stock in this port is estimated at 1851 900 bales,
of which about 539 900 are American.
The Corn markets have continued to decline,
under the influence of favorable prospects for the
approaching harvest, and Indian Corn is more par
icularly depressed in consequence of the cheapness
OF Potatoes and the nonappcarance yet of disease
in that crop. The quotation for both white and
yellow is 27s. 6d.d 2ss " quarter, and parcels,
inferior and which have been heated, are selling at
23s. Cd. a DIS. Prime sound American Flour brings
21s. Cd. a 2js Cd T. br-Parcels of recent import,
uninspected and out of condition, may be bought at
20G 23s. u brl.
Tfapentine is quoted at 6S Cd. ~ cwt., but no
sales reported in the article for fortnight past
Some parcels of common American Rosin have been
disposed of this week at IS. I'd. u cwt
Yours, respectfully,