The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-28
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN MARK ELS

| LONDON PR0DU Il MARKET, Sept. 13.-Sugar.--Th
market has been steady, but not active and prices
unaltered $40 hhds of West India sold Barbados 35
% to 44s Cd Berbiee crystaized S6s to AS $50 bag
Mauritius sold; ordinary and mddlng brown 2Ss cd. t.
sls and 200 bags Penang-ordnary to fine brown 29s
to36s Cd; low to fine yellow S7s Cd to 40s 3D. ITO bag
Siam were bought in Privately four cargoes of Havan;
| to Sis
Cofee.-The public sales to-day large but nearly
all sold at Cd to Is decline viz GOO casks so bbls plan
taton Ceylon low middng to middling 6Ss to 75s Cd
and1 l0 cases. 140 casks 60 bbls Nadoobaunu SIS
I'd to VS. LOO bags native bought in, sos 3D. to Cos
privately, cargo of this sold at about SOS.
Tea.-Buyers came into the market with great conf
dence day. and large business has been done; black
h leaf Congou has been freely bought Is Cd to Is
Consou sold at Is 4d these prices an ad vance
I'D per h. since Friday Much anxiety exists to learn
the particulars Of the late from China and the let
ters are expected to morrow morning
Kice45OO bags Bengal offered by auction chiefly
sold low cargo kind Is. Sd to Is Cd; good mddlinr
white los Cd; fine white 13s. I'd.
Saltpetre-About 400 bags sold Ak per cent 3Ss.; SH
per cent. Sos. Cd -
Cochincal.The demand at the public sales was rather
languid and of 166 bags Honduras offered rather more
than half sold at about previous prices ordinary
lOd; low to ordinary black 3s. cd. to As. Id.
Oils-Linseed 2Ss. Cd. to 2ss Cd; Gallpoi 51s Nal.
aga sos. AIogadore AIS
Turpentne 34s to 35s.
Iron.-ScOtch pig, SIS.
Cotton Goods-A1anchester, Sept. 13-We have had a
very dull market. The untoward of fresh hostili-
ties in China, with unavorabe commercial advices from
Calcutta, has had the effect of almost ssnendinp
uonS for those markets here and sellers al
most impossible to make sales of either yarn cloth
prices there is alteration the extensive contracts pa
oed within the last few weeks having provided nearly
al he goods likely to be produced for the present month
and far into the next. The above referred to-
sides having thrown gloom the trade has
had the effect of dscouragng business continental
and other export markets Advices from Calcutta state
that cloth are I'D to 4d piece yarns nearly
per b lower than at previous dates There some
ness doing for the home trade in both yarn cloth and
prices well maintained Orders have been made for
for India considerable reduction in price but
engagements of
course disinclined to listen to them.
TRADE AT SHANGHAE.-The unexpected news of the
thless reputation by the Chinese treaty entered
into with England and France and disastrous of
the attempt made by those allies remove obsructions
placed to prevent their progress up the Peho to Pekin
to exchange the ratfcatons has caused such conterna
ton here that is at present difficult to the con-
sequences. panic existed for day two amongst the
Chinese bankers when interest on daily loans advanced
10 rate to 20 or 10 per cent para
ysng trade for a time However, it subsidized and
returned to the usual rate and trade resumed The
English and French ministers had returned Shanghae
he american minister remains In the Gulf it is supposed
he will go to Pekin, having been invited to do so.
Our import market continued exceedingly active until
the Sh inst when the unexpected news from the north
caused temporary suspension of business owing to the
native bankers refusing to grant any facilities to the
dealers. Now however trade is resumed again and al
though large supplies of manufactured goods
during the fortnight prices OF most kinds have advanced
Cotton manufactures are in good request and sales
cloths and of the light and heavier grew Shirt
ings have been made at an advance on former rates
Fancy goods have been sold considerable extent at
current
Wooens and Long ellis are in demand at former rates
and sales of Camets and Latngs arrive are reported
to have been made at extreme prices
Few transactions in metals reported and our quota
tions remain unchanged.
The market for Straits produce been more active
and prices have rather advanced.
Opium-Drug has been remarkably dull since our last
report. Since the received from the Pei-ho the
Chinese have been extremely cautious buying only for
immediate consumption in which state the market is
likely to remain whilst political affairs in this
tainty.
TeaThere has been comparatively large business in
this staple since last report principally in old teas
which the market is nearly cleared The settlements
ported are 500 chests of and avory Congou
Tts 16 to p X 800 of low Ooong at Tls IA 5000 of
Ningchow Congou at tbs. &c to ~ 500 of low howery
Peko, at Tls 81 to 81 chop Kaisow kinds at
Tls 81 and two of Souchong Ts % &c. of new
reen the arrivals have been confined to last Ping Sueys
Two have been taken at average of 81 taes all
round being 20 to 20 per cent higher than opening
rate last season. Tea amen demanding high rates for
all kinds.
Sflk-The inclination to resume business at the re
duced rates ruling when the last mail was soon
checked by the that had commenced in Europe
and from that time until few days ago the marke
has been quiet, and although the silk generally
rm, prices show decline of about 10 taelS per pecul
some numbers This, with the fall in the rate of ex-
change has again induced those who have to remit to
enter the market and about 200 bales have been settled
all OF which go forward by this steamer the season
being unfavorable for the voyage by the Cape Good
Hope.
The quality of the bulk turn out equal to the
muster bales and the books having been up very
wet weather are likely to become musty. Some throwns
hay nrri riVad