Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-07-07
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LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening, June Is,

LIVERPOOL, + rldaN Evening, June ID, 1911
.Noncy Market Consols closed to-day, in Lon
don, at 81 to 2, ex dividend. EXchcquer Bills 43
to 46s prem
Bacoi,-The sales of the week have been extern
sivc at our last quotations, 81 to 3Ss continuing to
be obtained for best Western Holders less press
ing, and the market firmer aspect. Hams
have been in fair demand, but at irregular prices,
cording to quality, ranging from IS to ABS. cd. in
pickle and dry salt. Shoulders meet less inquiry at
lower rates.
Bcef-Salcs to a moderate extent in retail, to
supply present wants, continue to be made, without
change III value.
Chcesc--Thc remaining stock of last seasons
make is now too small to admit of transactions worth
rcporting-40s. and upward is freely made Tor any
thing fine BY recent Parliamentary return the
total amount of Cheese into the United Kingdom,
during 1SlS, amounted to AL ,635 cwts., OF which
2S6,174 cwts. were from various parts of Europe,
l54,65S cwts from the United States, and SOB cwts
from British colonial possessions; and during the
same period, 3414 cwts of Foreign European Cheese
were exported from the United Kingdom.
Corn, SC.-In Wheat and Flour a moderate
business has been passing during the week at pre-
vious quotations. mers and dealers supplying their
present wants freely. The demand for Indian Corn
has been limited, lower rates being anticipated, and
yellow has recedcd to the value oil white At this
DAVIS market, with a good attendance OF country
mers, Wheat met an improved demand at an adj
vance Of ] to ID, at which some considerable pur
em Canal Flour an advance Of Cd " bril- was OBJ
tanned, but Indian Corn met limited enquiry at
decline on the week Of Is. Cd. " quarter on yellow;
and Corn Meal, though in but moderate supply,
was saIcabe only in retail quantities at our quota
tions.-Thc weather continues to be of a favorable
character, but an early harvest is not anticipated.
COtiOn-Thc import of the week is 10, 1873 bales;
sales 4O69O and present stock 657 200 bales, against
500 $50 at corresponding date last year. Manuiac-
turers having supplied their wants very freely dur
ing last week, somewhat less active business has
naturally resulted during the present very fair
amount has however, been transacted at full prices,
with an advance of ID W h. g fair" Bowels, and
the sales of the week would have been greater,
were it not for the check given to manufacturers by
the disturbed aspect of political affairs on the CONT
nent The sales to-day I, 900 bales, 1000 being
on speculation but the market is heavy, and present
quotations made with difficulty.
Lafd-The sales reported this week are very linn
tied, but finest qualities maintain previous value.
POrk-In inferior descriptions of Western Prime
Mess at 43 to 45s last advised more business has
been passing holders of these qualities meeting buy
crs freely.
RiccE15O casks Carolina sold at slightly imProv-
ed rates and the market is firm.
IHlIOc continues to meet an ordinary steady de-
mand the value of Pctcrsburgh y. G. remaining at
39s.
Ttnpcniinc- are sales of rough report
cd, and Spirits are in very limited inquiry at
STITT, DAY Y Co.
9F.See Liverpool Prices Current on inside
LIVERPOOL, June IL, 1919.
The demand for Cotton continued good the early
part of this week at the extreme rates OF the pre-
ccding, and though the market has been compare
lively quiet and less buoyant the last Jews, 1t has
remained steady and firm, and former quotations are
repeated say AZ for fair Upland, Il for fair Mobile,
and AZ for fair Orleans. There is a difference OF
opinion as to the quotation for fair Upland, some
fixing it at T. but the market being more quiet to-
day we look upon A. as the more correct quotation
NIiddling Upland is Al, Middng Mobile 4 a -,
and Miidling Orleans 43614 IT, III. The sales for
the week ending this day amount to 1850 bales,
of which 1880 are on speculation, chiefly III the
earlier part of the week, and $500 for export. The
American descriptions consist of $500 Upland at -
as, $500 Alabama and Mobile at sgd; 1880
Orleans at 32d6 and $50 Sea Island at S4a I'D. .
H. The winds have been unavorabe for arrivals,
and the import in the same time is only 5,lSO bales
The Stock in this port now amounts TO 63I,uuo
bales. of which about 4SS,O00 is American. Specu-
Iators haze lust taken 5000 bales at the close OF
the day.
No change of any consequence has taken place IN
the Corn Market Inferior Western Canal Flour,
shipped without inspection, is dull at 2lstd2ls. I'd.
e. bril-; but for the better qualities OF that descrp
ton, and for Philadelphia and Baltimore there is
more demand at 23s. l23s Cd, with occasional small
sales of prirhc lots at 24s ~ bril-; Ohio 2is. Cd !;
American Wheat, rs. 10d. to 6s. 1Od. " 20 lbs
For Indian Corn the demand is steady at 3ls. tor
white and 50 to Sos ~ quarter for the best yellow
No sales of Turpentinc are reported tins week,
the trade being in extremely heavy dull state
Common American Rosin meets slow sale at IS. i'd
to Is. I'd.
Yours Sc,
BROWN, SIIIPLEY S Co.