04 Dec 1843
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Newspaper
Commercial Daily List
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 04, 1843
Page
1
The item outlines continued publication of sale records and cautions against false market quotations and agency fraud. It lists tea and sugar prices, cargoes, and arrivals, with a focus on public sale records and the integrity of price current reports.
The Liverpool market shows Barbados sugar dominating demand with 700 birds bought by grocers and 200 brown Demerara Jamaica birds sold to refiners. Bengal bags and Bahia coffee trade volumes are listed alongside prices. numerous items including indigo dyes oils gums and resins report limited or varied activity and prices across multiple shippers and ports.
The British Securities market remained firm and steady on Saturday evening December 2 with limited trading. Consols closed at 95 4 ex div for the Account, Three Per Cent Reduced at 95%, Three and a Half per Cent at 56, and Treasuries bills advanced by 1s.
Bristol market report for December 1 notes sugar demand subdued with about 400 West India and 500 Ben Gal bags sold at steady prices. Market assortment is indifferent and descriptions are hard to meet. Rum shows better demand and value, but offerings remain scant.
Business stayed brisk in Leeds with the woollen trade showing activity. Metropolitan and provincial buyers arrived late last week and purchased fairly extensively, lending more life to the Cloth Hall area.
On Ana'on Thursday merchants gathered with better attendance than in recent times. Plain Orleans Moreens and dark mixture goods showed fair demand while fancy items sold slowly at late rates. Yarn market stayed active but prices remained barely remunerative. Woon market ample supply with softer demand.
The Nottingham hosiery trades show varied impact from seasonal change. Drawers pantaloon and shirt branches stay strong, while warp shade and silk hosiery suffer decline. the cut-up hose shows brisk but disordered activity. foreign houses await outcomes of meetings in Stuttgart and Berlin. no major price cuts noted.
In Marseilles on November 25 last week sugar sales drew interest with 160 hhds of disposable Martinique and Guadaloupe sold at 32 francs per 50 kg in bond, plus 500 hhds on delivery at the same rate and 500 Bourbon bags with undisclosed price. Corrie demand up. 1500 Brazil bags offered at 40 francs in bond with 11 to 12 percent discount. 105 ordinary St. Yago at 50 52 55 francs per 50 kg. 950 Padang bags in bond with price unknown. Cotton neglected. total sales around 300 bales at stationary prices.
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