Commercial Daily List (Newspaper) - January 29, 1849, London, Middlesex MINCING JANUARY 1849 COMMERCIAL KEELING and HUNT will offer for Public Sale at Monument This January oClock 146 boxes Michael 10 do 10 do do Blood 5 do do Mandarin 12 do Lisbon Tangerines 280 cases 40 boxes Messina 2 boxes Michael LOO barrels American 318 barrels Gijon 10 do Malo do 10 do Bordeaux do 75 bags Tarragona 5 casks Lisbon New 5 boxes Michael 100 boxes American Pio Nic To be viewed specified in the Catalogues at tho Warehouses of Monument Yard M On 39th January At 90 bales 3 parcels 3 boxes Ceylon bales 1 parcel 3 boxes Java 78 bales Malabar Catalogues in due time by THOMAS FOR SALE BY AUCTION AT LONDON COMMERCIAL bALli Mincing Tower On the 1st of February At Twelve lor One The following WINES and 150 pipes 25 of superior Old Rei Port 17 butts 37 of Eist India Mierry iO butts 26 10 26 cases of Sherry 17 26 cases of i brandy 10 pipes 64 4 of Particulars and Catalogues of JOHN Wine and Spirit Martins Cannon THIS JANUARY 29 tto bales Ceylon lOG bales 5 boxes 140 bales Ceylon 40 bales Ceylon January SO 150 1600 bags Mauritius 1500 bags Mauritius 1800 baus Mauritius 5524 bays Madras 600 Plantation Ceylon 200 taus 200 do Costa Kica 7 cases 3 do February 1000 bags Bengal 330 do 300 loads Foreign and Colonial 30000 Foreign and Colonial Deals and Battens India Crape and Damasks of Cashmere China and February e A quantity of weighing about 8 tons About I ton Ceylon Deer HO February 7 121 pipes 94 61 Red Port 12000 sailed Newfoundland February 8e following days 7500 bales Australian 4 2300 bales Australian Se 16th February 800 bales 150 sheets English 33rd February operating with more The mal practices and recent absconding of a member of a manufacturing firm the most exciting topic on Change the past two The delinquent is reported EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY RETURNS of don over the Eastern Counties 7500 bales February 8 300 serons part fine flat 20 bales 15000 dry Buenos Ayres Ox Cow 7000 do do dry do Horse 30000 dry salted brined dry 5 bales tanned February 9 1000 bales 500 loads Foreign and Colonial 30000 Korean and Colonial Deals February 731 chests tast India but Baid to have at the various era to the extent of the to say the are of a Lloyds this We the list of The from Cork to was wrecked on during a heavy gale The Hugh from Dublin to Trini dad was snore ib near Kilkeel 24th during a beaVy The from Aber deen to sprung aleak off the Fera Islands 24th next dav full of water The from Boston to drove and is likely to was in contact the Portuguese Nove 20th ult latter was abandoned in a sinking and became a total the former has not since made her The Voss from pool to was on the 10th crew from Glasgow was on shore neat 25th are numerous ship letters today from different they ate all of Wold BANK An pursuant to the Act 7th and 8th cap for the week ending January week ending 1849 1061 Manage 68 Pigi Wheat Barley Beans GRANARIES 1025 108 78 Flour Seed M k e s 901 888 3035 1171 161 719 509 BOH 311 517 405 131 32 o do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do b do do do do do do Jo 210 tags Plantation Ceylon 7 do 700 bags 600 bags Ceylon 300 bags 200 Cuba Wednesday 12 tons Jamaica Lot do 1 30 bags I 3 Guatemala 119 cases iam 30 tons II do Ceylon do 30 serous pars January 31 HO 4UO Per cheats GOO brown part damaged 500 boxes Yellow duly or allowed 400 30 Plantation 100 casks Ceylon 400 bays Plantation Ceylon 4700 bays part damaged 200 Plantation eylon 450 bas 20 i 112 boxes Ceylon 800 bags 4 Jamaica 1600 Java 2000 do 1 ton Mam 10 cwt 1 case Tortoise A quantity Cum 58 tons Brazil 150 tuns 11 chests February Atout 10000 Deer in the hair February 15 GOO wet salted Cape 71JOO drv salted brined dry 2lOO tanned 5 casks Extract 600 Cape and Australian February l O LAC 300 cheats Thursday 8th March y Sundry March 9 following days Sundry and FUKS March 16 Sundry consisting of Mus Notes Government Other Gold Coin and Silver BANKING Proprietor Savings Commis of Debt and Other Deposes Seven Day other bo including Dead Weight Other Securities Gold and Silver Total si GENERAL Tons 28113 45 17 178 19 l Fruit and Vegetables 258 7 1 684 19 2 Wines and Spirits 7111 2 115 4 2 General 2326 1 0 13 2 Bread 50 67 79 Commercial ANU LONDON SAFE 170 tons Sapan 26 tons Cuba rustic 10000 Buenos Ayres heep 3000 February 1 3500 boxes Yellow h avail duty pai or allowed 100 casks Jamaica 100 bales 400 bags Flour 4 cases 1 usein 13 do do Platting 2000 Rape 200 bays sacks Lin 76 cio Ueer 1 case Cape Ostrich SATURDAY JANUARY Tbe Stock market opened very Contois were first quoted at Mexican Bonds Somewhat unfavorable news from und tbe reported failure of au East India had the effect of checking the hitherto favorable Money abundant and Tbe Stock market after being extremely firm in the early part of the day slightly declined towards tbe and Consols were last marked 91 both for Money and Not much business transacted in the Foreign The events of the past week are in every respect favorable for trade and commerce of the It is also impossible to foresee the further benefits that will be by an increasing supply of and the influx of Gold that is expected from combined with the pacific nature of political affairs on the Continent and an extension of The past has been a busy week in our Produce and notwithstanding large prices have ruled For the Continent many orders have been and iu tbe manufacturing districts a further of business is In Cotton the sales made ut Liverpool for the past week are greater than during the same time for a considerable Tbe sales of Cotton at Liverpool today amount to including 600 on speculation the market is very At the meeting of creditors of Messrs Pi ice and Bank Stock 3 per Cent Reduced 3 per Cent 914 Ditto for 91 i i 3i per Exchequer 50 June FOREIGN FUNDS Belgian 4j per Cents Bonds Brazilian 5 per Cent a New Buenos Ay res 6 per Cent Chilian 6 Danish 3 Dutch 2J 4 Peruvian 6 Bonds Portuguese Converted 28 Russian 5 Spanish 5 3 28i Mexican 5 RAILWAY SHARES Black 351 Eastern i j South Eastern and Dover Great Boulogne and 8 Northern of 7 J CATTLE Monday was i fair show of Sheep and Cattle at Smithfield ii pretty good The demand continued ven and certainly at no better The were about 3000 Beasts and under Beasts 3s to Sheep 3e 4d to 4s Calves 3s 5d to 4s and Pigs 3s 6d to 4s 8d per stone of 8lba Since which small supplies have caused an advance in MEAT THIS The supply at Whitechapel being short has given prices an upward tendency and Pork and Veal have advanced in value Every thing at Leadenhall has gone owing to diminished Mutton has improved from ad to 4d per and Pork about teef and Veal have not been in so great but have nevertheless improved in per 2 0 to 3 0 2 10 to 3 4 3 2 3 2 3 3 4 prime a 6 3 8 inferior good prime Pork Veal In Newgate market a better trade is and al though prices have not advanced they have a decided tendency that inferior and middling 3 4 i 10 6 6 4 Money on 2 First rate Bauk 3 Traders warrants 44 bills and 6 10 24 to 54 to 74 inferior 2 Prine 3 Pork 3 2 0 2 0 8 6 to 2 3 2 3 4 2 4 8 4 6 3 4 10 0 SUGAR Gazette Average price of British Plantation on the 28rd was 24s of Mauritius 24s of East India 25s and the average of the three exclusive of duty 24s per trade goods are in less but as the supply continues full prices are and Pieces have met a good the former at 6d to and the latter nt 35s to Treacle very and is scarce at 16s 6d for common est Nothing doing in English or Dutch Belgian is held for 26s per finest kinds of Congou have mat a good sale out of the late arrivals at Is 5d to Is and Scented Capers ut Is 3d to Is 8d per COTTON is very but little market is very firm at rather higher j private treaty dry Buenos have been sold at to 6d 4600 salted Cow 39 to 50lo average to and 340 salted Ox 00 Ib at 2jd with 4 to TALLOW is dull of and the prices nominal at 40s for Pa on the and 40s new for the last three months ARTICLES OF 50 100 1 c 100 Lye Maj Ic Cedar FOREIGN ut on Wednesday the The following are the Imports into the ties were stated to be and the I Kingdom tor the first eleven months of 1847 chiefly in and the film not being iu u posi tion to offer a it was resolved to wind up the la the manufacturing districts more business has und i been clone iu goods suited and a rise in the prices had taken Other had bein tuken with caution by the and pur but manufacturers had succeeded in getting rtL more business has been done in at 47s Id to aud 60s per A good extent of has been dune in aud ure a shade buyers and Bulls 26562 22383 Cows 33277 20176 j Calves 11863 14972 Sheep 113542 3315 2086 Swine and 1079 1629 Since which 3660 Oxen and 801 14123 and 25 Pigs have been imported iu to Hull aud WHOLESALE POULTRY The supply of Poultry has not been so large as the previous therefore prices for all sorts ranee Hen Turkeys 4s Od to 6s Cock Turkeys 5s Od to Capons 3s Od to 5s Fowls Od to SB Chickens 2s Od to 2s Geese 3s Od to 6s Ducks Is Cd to 2s Hares 2s to 2s Pigeons 6d ta Tame Rabbits 10s to 15s per Wild Rabbits 9d to Is Hens Eggs 9s per Butter 9d to Is 2d per Partridges Is Od and Is Pheasants 2s 6d and Woodcocks 2s Snipes Teal Widgeons Is Black Cocks Guinea Hens 2s FISH stormy weather has circumscribed the supply prices very high and large 10s to small 4s to 10s large vis small 6d to 3s Od per small 6d to Is per Plaice 2d to 6d Haddocks 4d to 8d Flounders to Is per Codfish fis Od to 20s Od Dried Haddocks Is 3s per Whitings Is to 3s per Crimped Skate 2d to Cd per Scollop Is to is Gd per Eels Gd to 9d per Lobsters 6d to 2s Od Crabs 3d to Is Od Bloaters Gd to Is per Oysters 8s to 40s per Smelts 9d to 2s per Sprats Is to 2s Gd per Fresh Herrings 5s to Os per Pike Is to 2s 6d Perch 4d to Gd Large Salmon Is 8d to 2s per POTATO The whole of the warehouses at the waterside are about cleared out at full prices iu consequence of con trary winds nothing is expected at ton Os to Os York Regents Os to 10s Shaws Os to Os OB to Os Os to Os Scotch Os to Os Os to Os French Os to Os HAY AND STRAW Straw in short and the market cleared at former Hay and Clover hang heavily on but quotations are Hay 2 3 Straw o 5 0 18 0 to 0 0 5 10 4 0 0 0 COAL Latest price per first 15s6d Second 12s 13s Cd
