The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-02
FOREIGN MARKETS

LONDON MONEY MARKET Saturday evening Oct TO-
The English funds remained without any important
ration Consols for money opened at 9Ss to 9S%, and
returned to that price after short period during whcl
there were sellers at 9S% For the 10th of November
last transactions were at 9SH to 9s%. The for ad
vances government ties is still K per cent
Foreign tocks have been dull the only description
any demand being Turkish scrip which advanced q
to Ia premium for the first issue and * to for the
| second
The final quotations of French Three per Cents on
the Paris Bourse this evening 73f zoe for money
and 7 Soc for the end of the month"; showing fraction
al decline.
10000 sovereigns have been taken from the Bank to-
day for Lisbon, perhaps in come ton with the or
uguese bonds to be put the market for railway pur-
poses
The Bank Bavaria has raised its rate of discount to
per cent the Bank of Prussia B. the Bank of epsc
to G. and the Bank of Nassau to Az These movement :
chiefly due to the restrictions the discount market
at Vienna pending the return to specie payments but
money at this period of the wear is always in demand in
Germany for the vintage and other purposes.
The transactions in the railway market have again
unmporant, but resulted in almost general decline.
of the Michigan Central, and Improvement in the third
mortgage of the New York and Erie. New Brunswick
government debentures quoted per higher.
at 1l1dll2. Little change took place in mines. In
joint stock banks the tendency generally favorable
In miscellaneous securities there further decline in
London General Omnibus. Atlantic Telegraph had again
fallen the last prices being 300 $50 Red Sea Telegraph
LIVERPOOL CoTToS MARKET Oct. l6-The demand for
cotton to-day has been to moderate and the sales
do not exceed 900 bales1000 speculation and for
export Prices steadily maintained.
LIVERPOOL Corn MARKET, Oct. 16-The grain trade is
represented by rmness in price and fair demand for the
daily large consumption of breadstuffs.
SHEFFIELD, Oct. 16 In many branches of trade bust
ness continues gradually to improve There is good de
mant for cutlery for the American market and of
the houses in the steel trade fully employed than
has been the for the previous three months
Some of the manufacturers of silver plated goods
receipt of considerable orders, but this is general
throughout the trade There yet many skilled work
men in various branches of the local trade out of employ
ment, and many only partially occupied but in the main
commercial matters in Sheffield look better than they
done for some time past.
NOTTINGHAM, Oct 16-The lace trade in many branch
es. has been duh this week There is so much doing
in plain goods as there few weeks sincc but the
fancy trade is tre active. Narrow silk edgngs
are less in request and machinery in several depart
ments is working less time There are IA few buyers
in the market from the United States but their
tons hitherto very limited More buyers expect
ed in the market shortly There has been much more
activity this week in all branches of the hosiery trade the
wholesale houses have been ordering freely and
there have been buyers from the United States by
the Persia, which vessel arrived Monday buy
ers also expected by the steamer week. Already
the manufacturers for certain classes of goods getting
full of orders and houses engaged Christ
mas. The stocks of goods hand have been so light
during the year that that the orders coming in
freely the goods have to he made Yarns (both silk and
cotonl firm and is probable that the latter viii be