The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-17
FOREIGN MARKETS

RIO DE JANEIRu, Feb 5.-our last circular advices
were dated 9th utimo, and we now continue same:
IMPORTS.
Flour.-Receipts have been 2o5s3 bbs. all from the
United States. and sales have been made of so 0 bbs
namely IL 2l4 bbls first quality Richmond at 16G0Gd
lsOOO 1864 bbls second do do at 15lo00d16000 629
bbls Western at 14l250Gl3n5OO 62l7 bbls Baltimore
extra and super at l4n250a l3n00o
Stock in all hands may estimated at so COO bbls of
which i6 922 bbs. remain in first hands-oon prisng
43542 bbls Richmond City Mills 1850 bbis. Western;
$50 Baltimore Extra and Super
We quote: Richmond 1St quality 16l00oG1Sa000; do.
% quality l500Ogl6O00; Western, and Baltimore Extra
and Super $4,000
The of the market during past month shows
rather irmer prices for Richmond lst qualities, while
Richmond I'd qualities are neglected and Western and
Baltimore have declined ll000GllT500 per Dbl.
At PERM aMBUC0, 2sth ult.-stock 10000 bbls.-
Prices by retail 17000G1S000 for Baltimore, Ohio and
Philadelphia; $4,000 I'd quas Richmond; 19000I19I500
1st quals do.
At BAHIA 3oth ult-stock about II 600 bbls Prices
at $4,000; Columbia and Roseneath 17n5OO, nominal.
At RIO GRANDE, 2Sth ut-Last sale of Galego 10000.
Other descriptions neglected.
At MONTEvIDEO 9th uIt-Gallego Cross Middlings
sold at s3A deliverable in Rio de Janero, and So 2
At BUENos AYREs, 26th ult-stock in all hands
$4,000 bbls Sales of the month 900 bbls Brandywine
price secret LOCO bbls, Baltimore Extra SIS i b.; 200
bbls id. s. 116; and 200 bbls City Mills S3% j. b
American Domestcs.-sales of two invoices at $500
NettaEx
Brown Drills, 80 in, 23oG24O RS per yd. 767Gsi4
Bleached do, 24OG25O per yard. .7.526S0O
Denims, 80 in, 2i5G2jo rs. per yard soO9sls
Boot Blue Drills, 260 rs. per yard .S60G
Stout Shirtings Stripes, in bales, go RS. per
Stout Twilled shrting, Stripes, assorted
patterns, in cases, $50 RS. per yard ..... 9.4S9
Plain shirtings, 80 in l7o4l75 RS per yd ..57oa5e1
Do 27ld29 in, 145G15o per yard .4.56d4 II
osnahdrgs, 0a25O rs per yard. ..........7S0 7S0GSOO
American Deals.-Arrvals have been:
Jan. 9.Ship Carioca, from Pensacola with 10 doz.
14x3x9; sold at 3slOOo per doz.
Jan l2,shp Ellerslie from Pensacola, with 735 doz,
Jan 2l-schr. Talulah, from Jacksonville, with $50
doz do sold at $4,000 per doz
Jan. 29.-Brg Peter f. Warwick, from Jacksonville,
with Az doz. do; sold at 3sl500.
These prices nett SAL s9d42 So per O06 feet board
measurement, to pay freight and insurance with cost
American Misunderstanding arrived before departure of
last steamer-cargo 17 ST. feet sold at II RS per foot
Bark Virginia Estelna, from New York, arrived Goth
ult-cargo, $4,000 feet; not yet disposed Of And
quote 7oG75 per foot to nett above $32 64g3o
TarArrivals large, considering previous stock, and
prices have materially declined, not being worth more
than 1OH000 per bb
Ptch.-Not quite firm at 13l500G14lOOO.
Iron Arrivals 1000 bars, and market very dull at
about 7HO0O per quntal.
EXPORTS.
Coifee.-The to which we referred in our last
monthly advicesthe continued rains and the miserable
condition of the roads-have since very reduced
our receipts from the interior, limiting the business be
tween packets to less than half what had been for the
Immediately preceding similar period Purchases except
under imperative orders have been almost SUSPENDED
during the month"; and the stock has rarely reached 40
600 bags Such operations have been made under
these adverse circumstances little satisfactory; but
been better than might have been expected Although
the weather has become settled upon the
there continues to be less rain in the interior,
and may yet be weeks before receipts
sumo such scale to neuraze the impression which
has been produced upon market by short
plies.
The sales since last packet have been l9 500 oag
For the United States 10 500 bags; for the North of E-
rope, 10000 do. for the Mediterranean 5000 do for the
Cape of Good Hope, 4.500 do. Leaving with stock
not exceeding $4,000 bags composed chiefly of low grades
and we can only quote nominay:
Free on board freight,
EN-. 25%.
Lots for United States 490oG51O0 1Od Gi45s Sd
" the Channel 4l700G4ISO0. .42s, Sd (G43s OOd.
North of Eupe, 4l95OG5n2O0. ASS. God (d47s OOd.
Mediterranean, 4S00d4.90 ASS. God (d43s 10d.
Strictly good Coaees, suitable for Sweden be
had at any price
Hides.-We quote 3lO036O rs. per lb. Stock about
1000 pieces.
Sugars.-Campos-So 400 cases Quotations: Re
dondo 3l300td3NS00; Muscavo, 2l500G3.O00 Pernams-
2d do 4400d4S00; Sd do 4l000G4300; Muscavo 2l5OOd
2lSG0 Macus-Stock, Nominal at, white, 4A30Gd,
40G0; do. 2500 d2IS00 Baa-Stoc< $50 cases. Quota
tions: Batido 3l2O063H3O0; do 2l3OOd 2l5OO.
Freighs.-We quote 45 so cts and per cent per bag
for United States and 35s and per cent per for
Channel Very little done at these rates.
Spece.-None to be had Last sales of Doubloons
32I30Od3 32R50O.
Exchange England.-The Bank of Brazil having
suspended specie payments the 18th ultimo Exchange
has gradually but steadily declined from 26a G254
90 Il. $; business having done almost daily be
tween these rates. The closing rate is 25k 90 d.
Very respectfully, your obd't servants,
MAXWELL, WRIGHT & Co.
n. B.-Sales of $500 bbs. Richmond City Mills at our
for 1st qualities and $4,000
for ID do.
Represented by our partner W H DC. Wright, Bati-