The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-25
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. s.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

LONDON, Feb 10, 1853
The funds have again been dull to-day, and hav,
closed at Decline adverse reports being circulated
to the probable result of the division in the Hous,
OF Commons on the Conspiracy bill. The politica
accounts from Paris, showing the determination o
the government to perfect its system of oppression
in reliance upon the military power, likewise exer
clses an unfavorable influence. Under these cir
cumstances the large additions taking place to the
supply of money produce for the moment little
effect.
Consols which left off last evening at 95% to 96
were first quoted 95M to SO. They then stood dur.
ing the greater part of the day 95 to &C. but to-
wards the close of business there were some specu
lative sales which caused considerable heavines
and the final transactions were at 95A for money! and
95M to q for the 4th of March
Foreign stocks have met with fair demand but
the highest prices were not fully maintained
The final quotations of the French three per cents
on the Paris Bourse this evening 69f zoe. for
money, and 69t. 45c. for the end of the month
showing further decline of an eighth
About 100000 in gold chiefly Australian and
Russian, was taken to the bank to-day.
The arrivals OF specie announced to-day comprise
the America, from the United States, with fl77.
[ 800; and the Northumberland, from Melborne with
46SSl, ounces of gold, valued at flS7 524 together
1854 ,S24.
The large receipts of gold have not as vet pro
duced the effect that might have been Anticipated
upon the general prices of securities. Consuls
Judging from former experience, disproportion,
ately high the timidity of the public prompting a
temporary avoidance of all other investments
whether in the shape of commercial operations OF
OF Joint stock enterprises There would be no cause
to regret these symptoms but for the certainty that
they Will be merely temporary and that Just in pro-
portion as they are now carried to an extreme will
be the folly and ultimately exhibited as soon as q
lew capitalists begin to take courage and the mul.
ttude shall be tempted in flock to some new fash
ion of adventure.
During the past three or four wears every cessa
ton OF that drain of specie which caused by our
hos af H..
goods shipped by fraudulent firms at loss has benn
so evanescent that there is an indispositon to be-
neVe the change now witnessed possibly be al
all permanent. Nevertheless, numerous signs indi-
cate that such will be the case and if these should
continue, the public, as they fully recognize
them will then act if a turn the other wav were
never again-to be expected.
One extreme is just as unhealthy as the other
and hence the want of animation at present so far
from being guarantee of prudence, serves only as
an indication that financial and commercial nro-
ceedngs are likely for the future to be as irregular
as at any former time.
The market for American securities was oaperol
ly unchanged. q"
The Austral has arrived from Port Phillip. with
1888 ounces of gold on freight, worth abont
ia, O0O According to telegraphic despatch re-
at Lisbon from the Brazis, with f2S3 900 in snece
tor England The total value of the weeks arrival
including Saturday, is not less than FL 600 The
Northumberland has arrived, bringing on Freight
$4,000 ounces of gold.
The Times says:-Although authority is to he ia
ken by the East India Company for raising $40 O00
OOO, 1t appears that the actual deficiency for Tho
year ending April, 1856, is estimated to be limited
10 seven or eight millions. This was the amount
originally stated, but ii is larger than according to
some more recent reports was thoupbt Ekalr ~ bo
wanted, and little dullness therefore has been
momentarlly created in the stock market. Wbeth-
er the te,OOo,0OO is to be borrowed at once or in
amounts from time to time has not transcribed bnt
1t includes fl000, 600 to bo repaid TO the hank
IL 100000 to be available as a cash balance. and
f653, 800 for bonds which advances have been oh
tanned or Tor which the holders have notified they
will require to be paid Off Meanwhile. it is salts
factory to observe the strong tone taken by The
government, IN resisting what the Chancellor of the
Exchequer truly designates the most ALARMING nro
position that loans OF this kind should be raised not
upon the credit of the revenues of India. but nnon
that of the Imperial Excheauer
:, LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.-The sales of the
three days since the departure of the Africa in the
liverpool Cotton market, We're 81 900 bales inclu-
qualities had advanced one-eghth of a nennv nor
pound, the market closing firm at the advance
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-Messrs. Rich
ardson, Spence Co. quote flour dull and nominal.
Mesfern Canal 2os Cd; Ohio 25s@27s; Philadelphia
and Baltimore Us 6d@23s Wheat firm; red IS cd
@6s, and Is for choice; white 7s@7s Cd. and Is cd
tor best. Corn dull and quotations barely main
tanned; mixed and yellow SOS; white S5s
A'A WI hoFl SlON MARhEI.
Beef was dull. Pork quiet, but steady Bacon
dull. Lard quiet.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Rosin was steady at As gas. Sd. for common. Ashes
were dull and quotations barely maintained. at 3ls.
I'd. for both pots and pearls Sugar quiet but
steady Coffee quiet. Rice slow of sale. but prices
unaltered. Spirits turpentine closed firm at 36s
LONDON MARKErs.-In the London markets bread
stufs were dull but steady Sugar was quiet; prices
of refined were barely maintained Tea was slow
OF sale, out prices were unaltered. Coffee closed
buoyant. Rice heavy. Tallow firm at SIS. ed ~
indigo-sales of all qualities at considerable
decline. Linseed oil at 2ss. Pig iron steady at
STATE OF TRADE AT MANcHRsTER.-The adyices
from Manchester are favorable: the Tendency Of
prices was upward I5-re. =