The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-07
FOREIGN MARK ETS

- THE LONDON CORN TRADE-MARK LANE March
-I-Last weeks supplies moderate foreign harley
excepted, which was plentiful in low Qualities The er
ports were 100 wheat SO peas and II cwt four
vi English wheat the receipts 1921 qrs and OF for
elen mostly Egyptan) 62S4 qrs. The mornings show
from Kent and Essex short especially from the
county better sale was found for all samples in good
cnolce white realizing advance of Is per
Inc forelgn trade rather improved at fnv forpoa
vi country -four there 1913 sacks: of for
egh ioof sacks and 200 barrels Noroks brouqb
more money, but French qualities were witbonf onr i
proVement IN their value town quotations remaping
Si T. ooa Enssh Dsriey there were only 635 qrs;
ioreign ~ s3 qrs 5000 being from the Black Sea and
Danube Fresh mailing Sorts well as sweet narceIs of
foreign sold at former terms; but cargoes out of ord
could not be quilted without concession The mali
trade was heavy at previous quotations The total
ply OF oats was only 1888 qrs consisting of Ss4
English 9S7 qrs Scotch 240 urs Irish and 100 nrs ~
eign, chiefly from Odessa The trade however was far
from lively, though sweet board shin was
as dear nseeed there were 1872 qrs. with an ex,
The TEA TRADE, March 21-The deliveries in London
estimated for the week 6i5 GAL lbs. which is de-
ment
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, March 21.-The
American news received this morning, relative fall
ing on IN the receipts with higher prices ruling there
coupled with pacific intelligence from the
o Europe has impaired more strength to the
t anu lhe sales exceed II 600 bales 600 specuIa-
uon anu for export Prices are partially kd per ID
dearer than Friday last with considerably less choice
LIF ERPooL PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR
hEiS.-Ihere is limited business and prices are un.
changed. P''N'' ''e WI
GLASGOW March 1o,-Cotton-opr marLst has haor
quieter this week and business done not SO
as ast Prices are the turn in favor Of the buyer
da anu Goods-rhere is more inquiry today conf
Sehce IN present prices being very generally mantainsd
HSt =, yarns and goods seldom known to be 90
~, 1g ron-Fhe pig iron market has been subjected
co uations during the week the current pot
noIs o the day exercising considerable influence
ao a @ s1 were done in the early part Of the
week as low as 5is cash but the price has since roS
SIdyn ally improved until 5ls Cd to-day been realized
CLOSING, howsver without animation. Speculation seems
dormant and the foreign demand is quite limited ey,
for United States where there has arisen fair
Shipping lots steady, at Sis. Cd. for Nos and -
55s NO l. Gartsherrie; 53s Cd Calder: 54s Coitpse
- By Telegraph to Southampton s''
LlV ERpooL, March oath, A. M.-The sales Of cotton
for the past two days have been % 900 bales on which
were to spectators and 5000 for export A''" ''000
The advices from America by the Canada together with
the pacific aspect of European affairs have caused an d
vance OF fl-!6GSd Middling Orleans is quoted S I6d
Ihe market closed with an advancing tendency.
In breadstuf there has been regular market sincs
the sailing of the Persia All articles quiet and
inally unchanged
Provisions dull; beef steady; pork dull lard dull
In produce there change to note except
owing to improved political aspect. :