Arrivals February 3 Vessels Pass Gravesend
List of ships arriving at Gravesend on February 3 with cargoes. John Hitchinson: 2350 boxes sugar. Columbine: horns, hair, bones. George Edwards: 184 casks cream of tartar, 45 casks oil, 12 casks tollow macaroni. Janet Willis: 508 holds 30 tres 205 bris sugar, 60 puns rum. Remaining ships carry grain, seeds, wine. Queen from Adelaide with 50 bales wool 851 tons copper ore 1 box specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caen
Carthagena
Sines
Archimedes
Havre
Cherbourg
Bon Pere
Janet Willis
Thomas Blyth
Liverpool Report on Cotton Prices Feb 1849
The article notes steady demand for cotton in February 1849 with prices rising modestly. American cotton trades remain brisk while Brazilian cheaper goods support overall activity, with speculators buying 16,800 American, 1,300 Pernams, 2,100 Maranham, and 6,300 Surat for speculative purposes and exports of 1,180 American, 720 Pernams, 60 Maranham, and 429 Surat. Unsold stock entering the country totals 16,530 American and 320 Pernam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Surat
Sea Island Cotton
Bb. Eneeenae
Georgia
Mobile Setae
Pernam & Paraiba
Aracatl & Ceara
Bahia & Maceio
Opeeee
Maranham
Demerara, &c
Madras
Ae Senor
Bengal
B.P
Benares
Pernambuco
Mediterranean
Porto Rico
Venezuela
Antigua
Demerara
Rica
Rio
Guayaquil
Market report of commodities with varied prices and quantities
Rice and Bengal tea, indigo, saltpetre, nitrate of soda, guano, dyewoods and oils show mixed demand. Dyes and resins inch higher, while hemp, jute, tallow and lard reveal steady or slight price shifts. notable sales include 400 barrels American tar and 1000 tons salable guano with demand for lower grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Bengal
Jamaica
Demerara
East India
St. Domingo
Savanilla Fustic
Lima
Nicaragua
Montreal
Brimstone
Sumac
Sicily
Argols
Baltic
Bombay
Petersburg Y.C
N. American
Sugar and rum markets show limited briskness in Bristol
Bristol report notes a week of cautious sugar trading with 450 casks West India changing hands as holders await higher prices. Refined sugar prices lean to the future, while rum trading remains dull unless lower rates are offered. Printed for the London provisional chamber of commerce. publisher address and price details included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Lonpbon Provisional Cuamuer of Commerce
William Hopccart
Mincing Lane
Allhallowa Staining
London
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Downs
Queen
Adelaide
Liverpool
Bristol
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