The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-24
FOREIGN MARKETS.

STATE OF PRODUCE MAkKETs-The Times, in its
weekly review states that these markets have been
orally quiet the expansion OF export trade being checked
by Continental uncertainties. Although the supplies
have been low, prices of leading staples show de
cline.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 5-Cotton-The Brokers' Circu ar
says-"The market opened Monday with increased
inquiry and the relative low prices of Bowed induced
spectators to purchase freely causing advance of full
y I'D per b in that description, whilst in Orleans the
rise not than Lied. During the last day
less activity has been shown, although accounts from
America quote further rise in most of those markets.
and prices closed I'D per b lower in Bowels of the bet
classes and 6d per h. in Orleans and MOBILIZE The
sales of the week have been 6 800 bales including
to speculators and 600 to exporters Yesterday friday
the sales were 1000 bales including 1900 taken for
port and speculation. The market closed quietly the
following au horized quotations:
Fair Orleans s.........7asd Mddling Orleans 13-l6d
Fair Mobile. d. Middling Mobile g IL led
Fair Uplands. Middling Uplands6 9-l6d
The stock hand is estimated at 423 500 bales in
cuding 1862 100 American.
At Manchester trade continues dull, but without mate
rial change in prices. For India and China good
ever, the market is firm but there is less demand for
India than of late
Breadsufs.-The new Genital or 100 lbs standard
has gone into operrtion and all quotations for Breadsus
are in accordance Herewith. Flour continues dull
Choice and full prices paid for it. Richardson
Co.. quote Jos d12s 100 lbs, the range for all de
scriptions Wheat quiet but firmly held. Western Red
5s d9s. per GENITAL; White SIS. I'd 610s. Southern
l0sGlos Cd. Corn firm and slightly dearer for White
Yellow: Mixed and Yellow, 5s. 1od d6s I'd per centa
White, Is d(G7s. I'd.
Provisions steady; sales of 400 trcs including
Cragns extra prime Mess. at SIS. Pork-The late ad
vance checks the demand Bacon frmer Cumberland
cut AIS Lard firm and dearer; sales of 26O 56d
SIS. At the close holders ask Cos. Tallow firm but
quiet: small sales of Butchers Association at 54s.
Produce-Ashes active about rates; sales 500
bbs. Pots at 2Ss Cd GI29s., and Pearls 32s 32s Cd
Sugar firm for refining qualities; grocery sorts rather
easier. Co6ee-Nothing doing. Rice quiet and steady.
Bark quiet; Philadelphia, 9s Cd and Baltimore Is Cd "a
S. Cod and Seal Oils steady at rmer rates; sales of
Sperm at sos; Lnseed quiet at 30s 3ls. Rosn lower
owing to large arrivals sales of at 5s Sd 15s
Spirits of Turpentine dull at 9s. 3D. Tea
advancing; common Congou readily commands Is. Id.
LONDON MARK ETS.-Messrs. Barring Bros 4 Co.
port: "Corn market unchanged White merican Wheat
3Sd42s; Red 34d40s Iron quiet and quotations rather
easier. Rails &c 5s Bars f6f6 Is. 3D. Scotch Pig 53s
Sugar dull and Sd ais cheaper Tea firm but with less
doing Cougou Is Id Coffee in moderate request at pre-
vious prices Lnseed Cakes demand at f10 S. for
New York in barrels, and so los for Boston, bags
Linseed Oil in good demand, and firm at 29s Cd (d30s
Fish OILS inactive Rice quiet The demand for Sapetre
has subsidized. Tallow dull at 52s. Cd dl53s. Spirits
Turpentine slow of sale, at 40s. Rough held at los
9d.n
HAVRE MARKETS, for the week ending February l.
incusve.Cotton opened with declining tendency, but
subsequently became animated and prices advanced
23 francs upon the lowest point sales of the week 5000
bales. New Orleans tres Ordinaire 80. Stock hand
lS 900 bales The advices from the manufacturing dis
rcts favorable BreadsufS dull and nominal Ashes
quiet Coffee steady and in regular demand Oils stiff
and for whale rather dearer. Rice quiet steady
gars dull and looking down. Talow and Lard dull and
tend dnpd