The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-28

LIVERPOOL, Saturday, P. M.-Cotton-The market is
quiet but eteady; eaes day about bales including
1000 on speculation and for export
BreadstniTs reported by Messrs. Bgland Athya &
Co. firm. but without much doing
Provisions without change
No arrivals of ships to-day.
sailed-Cutwater, for New York; Anna F. Schmidt
New Orleans; Flora Mcdonald, Baltimore.
LONDON, Saturday p M.-Consos close this afternoon
at 9SSG4 for money, and 9S4G% for account, closing
steady.
LONDON, Oct Is, lS5S-The Colonial and Foreign Pro
duce markets have been steady during the week. but with
Money abundant at * per cent per annum Consols
leave off 9Sss d9S5 for money 9S 9S3 for the
Bar Silver 5s. I'd Mexican Dollars Is. II sd; Amer
can Eagles 76s 2Hd@ Doubloons, Spanish 7Gs; South
Coffee firm and for colory descriptions rather dearer
The sales consisted of $50 casks % bb lis bags Panta
ton Ceyion at 64aG6s for fine ord. small mixed 7Od
75s. for mid. to good mid OF 253 bags Native Ceyon
the unclean portion bought in at AS. 6dd42s Cd
but clean qualities met with fair sale 49 51S. Cd for
good to fine ord and abs Cd for some super or bold
picked. Is pkgs jamaica bought in. S24 bags Rio
also bought in 42s +3s Cd for good ord brown
and 45s for fine ord. pale.
Corn-The market continues fiat, and prices unchang-
ed Last weeks average price of English Wheat As
Sd 112 724 qrs red We quote white American Wheat
44a4Ss. red 42d46s.; Flour 2Od24s. per Dbl.
Hemp OF $50 bales Manila auction about half sold
at rather higher prices, f2S Is Gdf2S 5s for fair rop
ing quality the remainder bought in at G29G $50.
Jute quiet but firm l. 500 bales in public sale
ly all bought in at stiff Els f21 for
to good fair quality; fine sold at f22 IS Cd.
lndgo.-The periodical sale commenced on the 10Th
inst comprising 15S43 chests and is progressing heavi
y. Fine shipping descriptions of Bengal are 3d4d per
ID lower, ordinary and middling 2e4d h higher
withdrawn, ,235 bought in, and 2S11 sold.
1ron.-Welsh in fair demand. Bars Sc 5s Rails &c IS.
@&6 10 o. b. in Wales Scotch Pig 54s 3d., o. b. in
Clyde.
Linseed Cakes in fair demand New York in bbls ell,
Boston, in bags G1O los.
Satpere quiet in consequence of large arrivals but
holders firm. For arrival 5000 bags Bengal have been
taken at As Cd 742s 3d. according quality, for Sep
tember and August sailing on the spot $50 bags So lbs
45s. 190bags Bombay IA x lbs, 29s.
Sugar-There has been rather demand this week,
but prices without material alteration. OF West In
dia the sales $50 bhds goo bags Maurtius
East at auction the greater part found buyers OF foreign
$50 hhds u terces $50 bb Porto Rico auction nearly
all sold at 4os gals for brown and low yellow and 4s
6d(d47s. for low to fine bright yellow. Privately 13O
hhds Cuba Muscovado have been sold at 3Ss cd d41s,
and 1000 boxes Havana at sos GALS for brown,
and 42s Cd d43s for good do and three cargoes of a
yana have been sold aaoat for ports in the United King
DOM all fully insured, 3267 boxes No 27s, LOSS boxes
No. 14% 3ls.6d., and 2097 boxes No 10 at 27s cd.
Tallow firm ST Petersburg YC on the spot Sos, all
the year 49s Cd, and January to March sos.
The Tea sales to-day comprised $1,000 packages, of
which 300 passed auction and 900 found buyers The
sales went with fair spirit for Congou and Gunpowders
and fully previous market were obtained Good
common COngous 1fd. per lb.
Turpentine-Rough steady at los G1Os cd. American
Spirits in barrels 40s Gl42s Spelter duiet at e3 5s
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-Messrs Richard
son. Spence CO.. report quiet market Flour unal-
tered in value with little business doing. Really fine
quality and wanted, but inferior difficult
sell Western 20s. .Ga2ls; Philadelphia and Baltimore 21s
ld22s. Ohio 22s dg24s. Cd Wheat in limited demand
former rates. Red Western IS. ID 6s Cd; White Western
| 6s. 3dG6s. Cd Southern 7s.(a7s Sd.
! 34s.
| LIVERPOOL Provision MAnKET.- Beef dull and prices
weak Pork quiet French and Irish rather lower Ba-
dull at late Lard Is as. cheaper sales 5s
| and the market dull at the decline. Talow in limited
demand at 5Os cd Gals nominay for Butchers Asso-
! citation, and 52s. for Y. c.
| LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-Pot Ashes dull at sos.
9d3s. for Pots Pearls in rather better demand at 32s
Cd. Sugars quiet but steady Coffee in good demand at
full prices Rice dull but unchanged Tea slightly
dearer and tending upward Rosin selling S. 1Od "a
As for common and 9s al5s for medium to fine Phila
delpha Bark-small sales at 9s. No enquiry for Bal
tmore. Seal Oil quiet Cod rather lower. Lnseed Oil
dull at 32s Cd 33s Spirits Turpentine steady 3Ss q
| 3Ss Cd.
From Wright jr., 6 Co.'S Circuar)
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 15-The Europa conveyed our last
circular advces dated Sh instant at which time cot
ton market closed quietly at steady prices The Persia
and Vanderbilts accounts since to hand but fail to
have any sensible influence with either buyers sellers
the reported free receipts at the eaboard ports being
neuraiZed by the comparative light shipments to this
country and the relatively high rates there current ad
mitng but little prospect of English orders being
ted until buyers for domestic account and for export
Continental markets relax in their operations. In the
| meantime our stock is diminishing. which imparts
strength to holders who meet the demand less freely and
only at outside prices. There is STILL however sucien-
cy offering to satisfy the Trade inquiry and in the alb
of enlarged speculation the business in progress
parakes more OF teadness than animation The import
is hght ana must continue so, Tin American descrp-
tions for weeks and consumption uninterrupted
Money matters for all legitimate purposes
the accumulatng bullion in the Bank leads the expec-
taton of early reduction in the rates of discount
whilst cheap breadstu and seaonabe weather favor the
expansion of trade and hold encouraging hopes for
future prosperity There is change in to-day's mar
ket which closes quietly but steadily the quotations
with estimated sales of 900 $1,000 to Spectators
| and exporters.
The total sales of the week amount to 27O bales Of
which 80 200 American. Spectators have taken l4O
and exporters $780, leaving 81 450 bales of all kinds
the trade.
The import for the same is 40 1S3 bales which
| 4,127 are American.
The quantity known be at from American ports