The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-22
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
mo [ T'q Stsamsr a,4,1 Fulton from Soahampton.l
| RIO DE JANEIR0 Feb. 9th. 1860 Our last monthly
circular 9th ult and we have the pleasure
| continuing advices.
| IMPoRTs.-Flour-Receipts have been so O34 bbIs OF
which 25723 bbls rom the United States and 43l bbls
from Europe And sales have been 743 bbs as follows
II ,O47 bbls first qualities Richmond at I7GlSO00 O0s
bbls second do. at 15G15n5OO 52S1 bbls New Orleans
at l6al625O; 7,l05 bbs. Baltimore Extra 14n5OOG
! l6l25O; ,3O7 bbls Trieste SSSF at $4,000
Stock in all hands to-day estimate at 20 900 bbs o
which 4Ol5 bbs remain in importers hands and thus
divided 3O4S2 bbs first qualities Richmond 5O37 bbls
second do; 1899 bbls Philadelphia 1904 bbs Trieste
We continue without inquiry for first class brands OF
which our stock chiefly composed while for second
qualities the receipts of which have been moderate
more ready sale has been met with We quote Trieste
1s0ooo Richmond, first qualities 6n5OOG17H5OO do Sc
cond qualities l5OOO Baltimore Extra and New Orleans
| l6dl6l250; Baltimore Super 14dl4l50O nominal
AT PERNAMBUCO, 9th January.-Stock SO GOO bbls
Sales triting in retail, at 71S000 for Philadelphia; Ii
(dl6lO0O for Baltimore; 10000 for New Orleans and l7(d
| $4,000 Richmond
AT BAHIA, 29th January.-Stock % 900 bbls Last
sales of Richmond at $4,000 for first qualities and 7OOO
for second qualities and $4,000 for Trieste Market very
dull.
AT RIO GRANDE, 2sth January-stoek in t3rstband.
1S3O0 bbls Sales of quite retail Character at IL 81
$4,000 for first qualities Richmond, and 1OGl4OOo for
AT MONTEVIDE0, 9th January-No enquiry for
foreign Flour native wheat being plentiful and cheap
Nominal quotations: Baltimore Extra s6k@7; Super
AT BUENos AYREs, 26th January-A slight enoui-
ry FOR American for transhipment and transactions
ported are 400 bbs. Baltimore City Mills at S5b 700
hbs Extra at soy and 500 bbls Georgetown Extra at
s. on board Stock in all hands about Ii, 900 bbls.
EXPORTS -Coffee-At the date of last monthly ad
vices business suspended consequence of what
were considered TOO high preensions the dealers and
1t was very generally anticipated that freer supplies
might be looked for as the month advanced and that
somewhat lower prices might be established This anti
cpatiOn has however failed in every respect Our re
ceipts up to the present moment continue upon very
restricted SCALE and it is not supposed that an
improvement in this respect be expected for some
months, as prices, as will appear from quotations.
have further advanced about DOORS per arrobe Sales
since last estimate l4S 300 bags thus divided
United States 35 200 bags Channel and North of Europe
$1,000 bags Mediterranean 20 bags and Cape Good
Hope 5000 bags.
Stock to-day is 9OG1OO,OOo bags. and we quote:
Lots for the United States 64OO65OO free on board ~
freight, exchange 24&d 54s. ld.G54s lOd single 54s
lid (d55s. Sd double; do do Channel 6ll5OG6I4OO do
do 52s. Sd GD54s. Id single; do do North of Furone
Gl50Od6U700 do do 55s Sd d57s ID double; do do
single.
HdesSales of pieces large and small at 800 and
doors per ID. Stock 900 pieces.
Horse Har-Has advanced 6OOrs per arrobe and we
note sales of 900 ar. at l2D000 for Havre.
Sugars-Owing to the certainty of a very small crop in
the northern Provinces prices have advanced here
sdeaby attended with large speculative purchases and
we quote the following figures very firm with upward
tendency:
Campos-white 4NSOO@4nsOO; Muscavo 8 s12oo@su7oo-
Pernams-seconds 5l6OOG5nSOO; Thirds 5n8OOG5g5Oo
Sommos and Fourths 4lSOOG4SOO; Muscavo 32O0G3 500
Stock 5000 bags.
Maceo-Nominal none hand and no sales to report
Bahia a and Cotinquba-White 4G4a4OO; Muscavo 2nSOO
CG3l200 Stock 6l3 boxes.
FreghtsFor the United States are perfectlv mammal
and 1t is absolutely impossible to give quotation
Channel dull at 2Os 25s. and per cent Mediterrane-
an 25s. and per cent.
spsce-Doubloons 32G32I5OO Gold 6(d7 per Ct prem.
Exchange on England-Upon the arrival of the steam
which rates the bulk of business has the
closing rate being :s 24%a1d. 80 days sight.
Your obedient servants
MAXWELL WRIGHT 4 Co.
Represented by our partners W. II. D. c. Wright and
John 5. Wright, Esqrs., Baltimore L. s. A.
cLEARANcEs OF COFFEE DURING THE MONTH OF JAN 1860
United Staes-Batmore 5,l10 bags, Galveston 5532
Mobile 900 New Orleans sos, New York 399l Pha-
dephia 464, Richmond ,256-total SO, ,l5s bags.
Europe-Channel 29,4 bags, Havre s526 Mediterra-
mean o67, North of Europe 1912, Portugal 2-totaI
SO, $50 bags.
Esewhere-Cape of Good Hope 1854 bags River Plate
l'7S6.totai $40 bag bags aggregate l15 ia bags
coffee cleared to-day for Mobile and the bark Montce
To- with $500 bags coffee is the only vessel trading for
the united States. She goes to Baltimore.
Vessels loading about for Europe london
Brig Greyhound 1000 bags, English bark Ann Melhuish
1000 do and sundries LiverpoolBark Pilot Fish 1000
do Channel-English brig Wind 1900 do; Sw'd brig
Curt $500 do; Hamburg brig Fake 1900 do; Hamburg
brig Catharina $500 do. Hamburg - Hamburg brig
Schwalbe 5000 do Antwerp-belg brig Hermina oo9
do. Havre-Fren. ship France and Chill GOO do StocE
holm-Sw'd schr. Magnus Stinbock $500 do Trieste
Aust. brig Avrne 900 do. Genoa-Sard schr Evaiin.
1000 do; Jerusal bark Legnano 31O0 do Marseilles-
Fren bark Notre Dame de Furrveres 4,500 do; Fren
bark Sire de Vironne 5,OOOdo.
LIVERPOOL, March THE sales of Cotton for the
last three days have been 14,O00 bales speculation
The market closed very dull with slight decline for all
116@Ad. lower.
Richardson x Spence quote -four dull prices being
easier though unchanged Wheat quiet stead " red
9s Cd (dl0s Cd; white los. 6d.Gl2s Corn declining
prices Sd 96d lower; yellow S2s. Cd @S3s Cd.
Beef quiet holders offering freely without pressing
sales FORK steady Bacon quiet. Lard firm at Cos "a
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. March 7Tba mr.
rivals from Ireland and coaswise since this day week
have been small. From foreign ports 9O7 qrs wheat
lo93 qrs 223 qrs beans 9O4 qrs peas 37o5 0rs
Indian AIS sacks and S95 bbIs flour have come
forward The exports in the time comprise 90:
qrs wheat, 2s26 Indian corn, 167O sacks S64
bbls. -four There has been but slow dragging trade
here during the past week. and in the absence of
the prices have been scarcely supported The weather
has been stormy, but mild and open At this days mar
ke there was only thin attendance of the town and
country trade the business done very limited and
quite of retail character Wheat Flour maintained
the prices of this day week in the few sales made Oats
and Oatmeal met with fair inquiry at late rates Bar
ley beans and Peas were without change in value de
rather lower prices Galatz and Odessa being in some
| cases, sold at S3s. Cd. per 4sO lbs.
LONDON TRADE REPORT, March 7.-Sugar-Tbe
market is quiet to day and prices rather easier
buyers; brown 34s 3ss low to good strong refining
as to ais cd middng to good bright yellow grocery
bright yellow crystazed, 46s to 49, 5lO bags Bepra
sold low yellow date S5s Cd good yellow grocery 45s
Cd to 46s; and os4 bags Siam good middlng fine
been disposed Of Privately 100 bags jaggery Madra
were sold at the close of last week at 29 Sd per cwt
| Cohee-794 bags damaged Rio sold with much comne
ttion at high rates, from Sos Cd to 5Ss Cd l45 bag
African principally bought from 7Os to 95s in
erlor to fine floating cargo of 1900 bags Aux Cages
| st Domingo, is reported for Mediterranean at els
Rice-3,33S bags Bengal were bought in low middlinp
at los Cd to lis Cd and mddling old Baam at gs Cd
fair business has been doing since the close of last week
| principally in soft rice.
Sapetre-249 bags Bengal at auction were chiefly dis
posed OF at decline of Cd per cwt viz l3 per
Y kparc ho,,,
| in at 36s Sine last Friday about 1900 bags have
changed hands at 36s 3D. to 40s for Ok to H per
| per cwt
Taow.-The market continues quiet at Cos on th
spot and $685. Cd for the month"; last three months 53s
MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT March From
various the market remains in same state
inactivity which it had reached at the close week
Further teegraphc advices to hand yesterday, from
Calcutta and Bombay bringing intelligence down thu
Sth of February and reporting decline in prices have
given additional latness the demand for India good
and yarns, but there is noteworthy change in
tons The uncertain state of political affairs tn
The accounts of the American supply are also of
nature unfayorable to the business EScent
ing the increased duness in the demand for India her
is particular change in any branch the market sine
Friday there being great steadness along with quietude
though the bias of prices undoubtedly against seller
LEEDS March 6.-There has been moderate attend
of buyers in the cloth halls this morning. and
| light summer goods there has been fair demand. Fo
ordinary hair lists and medium cloths there also
tolerably good demand Prices steady-those of
as well cloth Some of the cloth dressers carce
so busy as they month ago, but the manufacturer
are almost all well employed, and the condition and pros
poets of the wooen made generally in this town and dis
trict are cheerful.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
| o,o SANTIAGO DE CUBA-Ship Maria
oIo tons coal II tcs hams 2 boxes do 25 bbs pota
id 70 Les m $50 bdls shocks, so bbs pork, 20 do
lu, o az SECS 90 70 casks rice 175 reams paper bo
do 200 jars butter, boxes sewing macbinas 4 hove
hardware, Dbl do, 100 kegs powder, / bdI, books !
'''A 'A' p PIo 6 Ia,Is, o DO spikes iron tanks
$3.50 bbls. flour, 500 kegs lard F""'