The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-20

New York Oct l9-The following additional
foreign news, obtained from steamer Ariel, off Cape
Race has been received here:
The Ariel has two hundred and fifty passengers
for New York
There is no Improvement in the working of the
Atlantic cable at Valentia.
The Submarine Telegraph Company have issued
proposals for fl50000 additional capital to lay two
cables from Hull to Elbea, in Hanover, and Ton
ming in Denmark.
A meeting is to be held at Paris in November to
make arrangements for the construction of canal
across the Isthmus of Suez
The specie in the Bank of Austria amounts to
ll,0O0, 900 sterling, and the aggregate amounts
held in the banks of England, France and Austria
are - five millions.
The Western Bank has made call for one hund-
red additional shares for the first of November.
There were large quantities of tea at Canton,
waiting the re-opening OF trade for expectation.
Trade had been resumed at Shanghai.
Rumors afoat that there were two French
ships Of war at Lisbon, demanding the restitution
of Charles George.
The King of Denmark was quite i'll.
Lord Elgin was at Japan, and United States
Commissioner Reed at Shanghai.
Affairs at Canton were in a most unsatisfactory
state. Cholera had appeared among the Chinese
army.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET, Oct 6,-The market for
Cotton quiet but steady the reported per Africa
the sales of the days up 600 bales
which 400 were on speculation and similar amount for
export.
Mcssrs Richardson Spence Co.. however say that the
fair and lower qualities have been offered the trade
slight reduction from former prices.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFs MARKET -Messrs. Richard
SON. Spence Il Co. report Flour having declining
tendency, with prices little easier though nominally
unchanged The market closed with tendency still
downward. Wheat dull and nominally unchanged
Western white is quoted 3D., and Southern
at Is (G7s5d. Corn dull and quotations nominal Vel
low 33 Cd 34s. There large quantities of Black Sea
Grains in the market, which selling at decline all
grades.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET-Beef is heavy. Pork
quiet. Bacon dull and prices weak with little nqui
ry Lard dull at Cos 6ls Taow slow of sale but prices
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr-Rosn is dull and infe-
ror descriptions of common selling at 3s: 10d. as
Spirits Turpentine steady at 3Ss cd d39s Sugar quiet
Coffee quiet. Rice steady. Ashes quiet at SIS. Cd for
Pots and 32s Cd for Pearls Cod Oil dull f34 Linseed
OH dull at 33s cd 34s Philadelphia Bark 9s cd Cd;
Baltimore do 6s 6d.(d7s.
LONDON MARKErs.-Prme old Wheat is unchanged,
while inferior lower SUGARS steady Tea firm Coffee
unaltered Taow firm. American Flour steady. Cotton
steady
LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-Consols closed on Tuesday
at 9S(d9S4 for money and account.
STATE TRADE.-The Manchester market exhibited
but little activity, but there change in rates
Arrival of the Anglo Saxon.
QUEBEC, Oct. l9.-Ihe Anglo Saxon, from Liver
pool with dates to the 6th anticipated has arrived
here.
News has reached England that the Franklin Ar
tic Expedition had reached Bains Bay and that the
prospect was favorable for accomplishing the object
of the Expedition.
Mr.. Henley, the Engineer of the Atlantic Tele-
graph, reports it his opinion that serious injury
has been sustained by the Gable at distance of 800
miles from Naentia. An attempt to raise it in deep
soundings would cause its destruction, but he does
not despair of its working in its present condition
Shares are held at f450
y London sugar speculator has failed with liza
bities amounting to f2. 900, 000
The English government is considering the pro-
Ject of a federation of the American colonies from
the Atlantic to the Pacific.
The Emperor of Russia is to pay visit to Paris
and London in the Spring.