The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-24
FOREIGN MARKETS.

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SHANGHAI, April 15.-GENTLEMEN We last ad.
dressed you the 4th inst during the intervening pc
rod which in consequence of the usual alteration in the
time of the steamers departure at the change of the
comprises only eleven days little change in the
state ofo market has occurred Cotton Goods of all
scriptions have continued in limited demand and our
present quotations. which mostly show decline from
those last given, all but nominal Considerable D.
prehensOn appears be entertained by Native Traders
engaged in transactions with the Northern provinces
that further political complications may arise from the
contemplated visit of the New British Envoy Pekin
the opinion current amongst the best informed them
is that there will be decided revival of demand for
manufactured Goods until it found that derange
ment of the amicabe relations present existing with
Foreigners is likely to take place.
In Silk moderate business has been done some con
cesSons from the rates we last quoted.
Green Teas continue in fair demand with rather lower
prices ruling for the cOmmOner descriptions. Few
transactions in Black Teas have been reported and
tions remain without chang-.
CANTON, April 20-GENrLEMEN: Our last Cir
cular dated the 9th instant Since our mar
kets have been very quiet transactions both imports
and exports having been a very limited scale We
cannot expect activity in the latter until are
increased ny the arrival OF new produce One ship only
is oadIns for England and one vessel is taking part
cargo for the United States
HoNGKoNG, April 2-GENTLEMEN:-The change of
the monsoon has caused the usual alteration the
mail steamers departure, and consequent early date of
our Circular.
Since last issue there have been no important
changes in our markets, which have remained AS stag
nant then reported. Rice has uctuated price, and
rs now lower the weather being more favorable for the
native crop.
We without later dates from Europe or the United
States
Exchange-Business for the mail has very limited
Bank Bills at As SID fir class private Paper months
sight at As 9Ad On India R22l days private sight,
and R222 per.sl00 at 10 davs' sight.
Freights-To London rates may be quoted 2d2 TO- and
to the United States IS per ton, with large surplus of
tonnage The Euphraes is the only vessel on the
berth for London the Has having sailed with general
cargo only The lndaman left Whampoa the 20th for
New York; and the Houqua has sailed for FoOchow
up the Falcon takes part of cargo Whampoa pro-
eds to the Straits for the balance and the nvincble
will load partly at Macao and may to Whampoa fin
ish her ladng The Cyclone sailed for Australia on the
18TH and the Kate Hoopers dispatches closed for
destination. Loading for San Francisco are-the Mary
l.. Sutton, Golden West, Challenge, Leondas Almatia
and Black Warrior The Gauntlet has sailed for San Fran
CISCO and the Almatia and Golden West will get away in
few days. The Golden State is advertised sail
Sydney direct on the Goth proXimo.
MACAO We understand the Invincibe is laid on for
New York and has part cargo of Mating and Chow
Chow articles engaged.
AMoY.-We are without later dates since last report
RIO DE JANEIRO May 2O-Cotfee Sales on 18th of
1900 bags chiefly low lots at and 10th
10 900 bags at rates, principally Channel
Stock 10 O00dl30 900 bags Owing favorable change
in the weather and the light demand were accum
ulang slightly and some further decline hoped for
to counteract the advance Exchange Total clear
in May for United States Is, ,527 bags
Flour-The market has become firmer The only trans.
action however, 900 bbs Richmond at 225OO
credit. Stock in first hands 1903 732 bbls of which
there 90 170 bbls Richmond 600 bbs Trieste and
S56S bbls. Baltimore and 1893 bbls Western caked
Exchange closed firm at 25d. for 90 days sight.
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