The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-23
FOREIGN MARKETS.
London Times City Article of Sept. g. has the fol

~ mercantile letter from China gives particulars Of the
latest reports current at Hong Kong regarding the new
treaties The English treaty said to be much more
lengthy than the others, and this may perhaps partly eN
plain the delay in its receipt. The accounts received
few days back from Paris said that the indemnity to be
paid f1.7G000O, but failed to mention whether this
was to be shared between the two powers merely
the amount for France According to the present commu
nication while { 600 is to be paid to France England
is to receive G32OO OOO-a dieren e. should it be confirm
ed which viii have most important effect our future
specie movements Most of the advices seem to agree
that these ndemnes to he paid out of the customs
duties at Canton and there to be gene
raj impression that although the Emperor mas succunDed
to all demands he will endeavOr to find means of evasion
as soon as the immediate pressure upon him shall have
been removed
The H-TaId SAYS at is stated that the treaty between
England and France the hand and China on the
other contains 81 articles and the indemnity
paid England and France amounts to 5000o0C00 francs
The 'ienna GG-ete publishes the Imperial decree for
the resumption of cash payments by the National Bank
The exchange notes cash will be made successivey
according the different amounts, beginning with the
smallest 1t will not however he until the month of Oc
ober year that the present forced currency Of bank
notes will have entirely ceased The Monthly return OF
the Bank of France will be published next Friday
season, up to the lst September, from st. Peters
burg, was 10000 casks. The supply Of money in
Paris is steadily increasing and the Bank is expected
shortly to reduce their rate from 81 to per cent
The Continental exchanges after having manifested a
tendency reaction during the last week or two, again
present symptoms of frmness. The 4th OF the month
having passed there remarkable increase of in
London discount market and it difficult to obtain
any terms for short loans. The introduction of Gillian
loan of 200 600 for railway purposes has been expected
but is believed been temporarily deferred The
suspension had been announced of Messrs Archibald
Montgomery & Co, Australian merchants with liabilities
for about $50 COO The disaster is quent upon the
stoppages in the Honduras timber trade in London
and Liverpool The Tea Trade, Sept 6-thc deliveries in
London, estimated for the week, S%6l39 lbs,
which is a decrease Of 1892 lbs compared with the
previous statement great number of vessels. about Il
in all were reported in London from China and India, the
whole Of them bringing valuable cargoes.
The following is from the Times City Article, Sept s:
"Ths has been settling day lTuesdayl in the English
Funds and the consequent transactions coupled with the
remarkable buoyancy the Paris Boursc have led
advance OF quarter per cent ConsoIs closed at 96A
3 for Money and 81 81 the 18th October There
was an increase of in the discount market In the
Foreign Exchanges Tuesday afternoon the rates were
generally unaltercd. The French Three per Cents ad-
vanced half per cent being quoted at 72f SOC for Mon
ey, 72 Soc for the end Of the month"; The amount of
gold sent into the Bank Tuesday, about f140GG0
The soppage of MeSsrs John Plowes Cowas announced
old and respectable firm in the Brazilian Moth
ing fresh had ranspircd with regard to the Atlantic
bic Shares quoted G45O to e55O. In American Sc
curitics the rise of dollar occurred in Illinois Centra
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET, Sept. /. and "A good
business has been transacted in Cotton and the sales
coed Is 600 bales COCO speculation and for export
Holders have obtained an advance Fridays quotations
of l-l6d for the current qualities of American
An advancing tendency very apparent in the Liver
pool Cotton Market, prices being in instances 116d
h. better than at the departure of the Persia The
sales of the three days 600 bales which 600
bales taken by SPECTATORS and 5000 bales fer
port. The market closed buOyant.
STATE TRkDE.-The advices from Manchester are
favorable advance being quoted in all descriptions of
goods.
son, Spence * Co. quote Flour frm with advance
fine qualities Of cd. in some Western Dos Gdtd
2ls Cd; Philadelphia and Baltimore 2ls. q DIS. Cd;
Ohio, DDS 6i Gf25s. Wheat steady; Red Western was
quoted 5s. Cd Gs. 5d.; do. Southern GS. 3dG6S sd;
White Western Gs 3lg 6s Cd do. Southern Is Is Id
There had been slight advance all kinds of Baltic
Wheat Corn very dull, but nominally unchanged;
Yellow quoted at 3s. is. Cd; WI ite 4s d4s. cd.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET-Bet was dull Pork
In Pork there little doing Bacon inactive.
Lard no sales Of any moment; quoted at Cos 6d.G62s.
Tallow inactive.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MAREEr.-Ashes were firm at S3s.
for Pots ard 34s for Pearls to arrive Rosn steady
at As. ID ads. 3D. for Common Spirits of Turpentine
were steady at 39s Coffee firm. Rice quiet.
LinSeed Oil-Sales made at SIS.
LONDON Misunderstanding were dull but steady.
Sugar quiet and quotations barely maintained.
Coffee firm. Tea steady at led for Congou Rice
quiet at SIS. Sd. Pig Iron steady at 54sG s Cd Lin
LONDON MONEY MARIET.-The London Money Market
was slightly easier. Ctisos closed the 7th at 96 IA
96 q for money and 81 for account.
AMERICAN SECURITIES In American securities there
was little doing. but prices steady.
LoSnoY PRODUCE AND Provision MARKET. Sept =
Sugar-far demand; prices unaltered. Tea fiat Coffee
firm. Rice unatered Cocoa-West India steady; other
Cuba i per cw Sanetre in good request at full pri
ces Talow steady P. Y c. the spot sis Cd per
tom fine Palm. 39s Rape Ais. 4Ss.Gd. Spirits OF Tur
pentine 3Gs (d37s per cwt Metas-Scotch Pig 54s "a
cline.
LoNDoN Conn MARKET, Sept. 6.--The market was dull
at the rates of last week.
LIVERPOOL Corn AND BREADsTUFrs MARKET. Tues
day, Sept To day good consumptive demand was
experienced for Wheat and Flour chiefly the finer quail
ties which may be consequently quoted Id ID per 20
lbs and Cd per hb and sack dearer while inferior quail
titles without change Old Oats retain their value
but neglected. Yellow Indian Corn attracted
considerable attention and several parcels disposed
of at an advance Of 6da1s per qr.; Prime Danube 33s
per Or; white was held firmly at 34s. 34s cd.
latest by Telegraph from London to Liver
pooi.
LONDON Wednesday, Sept S.-A M.-Thc Dai7y Nelrs'
City Article of last evening says The funds
strengthened to day by extraordinary and rapid rise in
the Paris BOurSe coupled with the satisfactory
the monthly settlement of Consols and that there was
fair demand for money in commercial channels.
The stoppage of John Powes Co, of LondoA and Rio
with considerable liabilities has been announced.
The Montgomery liquidation is expected to prove un-
favorable
Nothing fresh has transpred with regard to the Attain
tic Telegraph There still communication through the
whole length of the cable, but only the fantest and
most uncertain kind prevalent opinion seems to be
has received injury from abrasion on the coast
which will admit of speedy repair The nominal quota
tion Of the shares to do day E450 to $3.50
The Nord recently Published telegraphic dispatch
stating that the Consular Agents of France, Russia the
United States and Greece had been murdered at Stanco
in the Archipelago but looked the as pos
slby an erroneous statement and left the NOrd RESPONSE
Bile for it, 1t is found that the intelligence given
was unfoundcd or at least greatly exaggerated The
truth is that the Governor of the Island has given
the ear to the Consular Agent of Greece
BARBAD0ES Aug. 24-Supply of -four and corn meal |
moderate and chiefly in second hands, consumption large
s5A. Corn in fair supply. Crackers in excess Peas
md beans declining. Butter and lard plenty. Picked
fish wanted Goldfish $552j. Flour 81 25 Shingles and
slaves wanted. Lumber in fair supply.