The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-03
ADDITIONAL BY STEAMER GLASGOW.

New YORK, Oct. 1.-The following additional ad-
vices by the Glasgow have been received:
The steamship Novia Scotan when entering the
Mersey, at eleven O'Clock on the morning OF the
10th, grounded in Boote Bay, and remained when
the Glasgow left Liverpool, while lighters were
taking out her cargo.
The weather in England had been rainy, but was
again fine at the sailing of the Glasgow.
An official letter from the Foreign Once says
that Mr.. Lindsay has authority to negotiate
with the American government relative to shipping
interests.
The attempt to lay submarine cable between
Toulon and Algiers had failed.
The Paris Bourse was heavy. Rentes G7f 90c.
The Sardinians took Peruga after hot fight,
and made fifteen hundred prisoners, including Gen.
Schmidt.
The citadel of Spoeto had capitulated, and the
garrison COO strong, were taken prisoners
The Sardnans had also occupied numerous other
places.
Several officers of high rank had been shot at
Damascus.
The Bombay August mail would probably be
forwarded by the Arago from Southampton on the
10th, for New York: The news had not transpired.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LIVERPOOL, Thursday, 20th.-The steamship No
Scotian fOated off yesterday.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET, September 10.-The sales
Cotton Monday and Tuesday 16, 600 bales
cludng 5000 spectators and exporters The market
unchanged, closing quiet but steady.
STATE OF TRADE.-The advices from Manchester are
favorable. The market was quiet but producers are
firm.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFs MARKET-The weather has
been nfavorabe for the crops but is mer at the close
Wakefield, Nash x Co. and Richardson, Spence & Co.
report Flour firm and lower qualities 6d1s. higher;
higher and common red 162d higher white unchanged.
Corn firm and Id higher; mixed and yellow 3ls,
uI3is Cd white 37s.d3Ss
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET Beef heavy and buy
demanding reduction. Pork firm. Bacon steady.
Lard steady at 62s Gd64s Taow quiet but steady.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-Ashes steady; Pots
27s Cd ld2Ss.; Pearls not quoted. Rosn steady
IS. 1dd5s Sd. Spirits Turpentine dull a 3ls Cd G32s
Sugar steady. Coffee dull Rice quiet.
LONDON MARKETs.-Wheat firm for good, and holders
demand advance of 1G2s quarter foreign infe
Tea in but little inquiry and prices weak. Rice firm and
Sd higher. Tallow quiet at 52s Sd ass Cd. Linseed
oil SIS.
LoNDoN MONEY MAEEET,-The London Money market
quiet but steady.
Consols closed Tuesday at 98aoSs for money, and
American Securies.The latest quotations for Hi
Central shares at Il discount do. cent
bonds, 76 Erie shares 2Ss @2sk United States Fives
93; New York Central shares 7sA are
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 20-Cotton-The sales Yesterday
were 600 bales including 1000 to specua tors and
porers The market closed firm at full prices.
BreadstufTs steady and firm
Provisions quiet.
Rosn dull at 5s. for common.
LONDON Thursday morning ng-COnSols 90 34(G92A.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived from New York 18th, Mary Lucreta, at Bor
deaux; 18TH Bavaria, at Havre Perthshre and Ernesto
I7th, London. Hermes, Zze and c. l.. Prebe, Deal
David and Caroline, at Falmouth; Modern Times, a
BRISTOL l6th Ashburton at Liverpool; 18th. Antarctic
Ellen Austin Ocean Belle, Washington, and Lady Frank
lin, at Liverpool 18TH c. W. Coultney, in the Clyde
Arrived from New Orleans, 10Th, Edmund Brewer, al
Deal; 18th, Ann, at DEAL Jaxcal, at Liverpool.
Nemorandum.-The Golden Horn, from Akgab, for Fal
mouth, put into Pernambuco 3lst August, leaky.
Sailed for New York September 10, Flying Fish, from
Dublin: Henry Buck, from Sunderland; Cordea, from
the Clyde; Aurora and Excelsior, from Liverpool
Sailed for New Orleans, 16h Agamem 1on, from Liver
pool.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LIVERPOOL, September 20.-Arrived from New York
Emperor and Eunde in Clyde Fanny Palmer at Queens
town; Duchess, at Deal.
Arrived from Boston, Brewster, at Bombay.
Memorandum.-The Esmeraldi, from New York, il
ashore near Deal.
The Morning STAR from Quebec, arrived at Queenstown
to-day Thursday