The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-09
FOREIGN MARKETS.

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companied by the customary curtaimen of business in
the Import market and in the interval transactions in all
descriptions of Manufactured Goods have been upon
very restricted seae IN prices we have no change ad
wise except in the OF Wooen Goods which have
perenced slight decline from our last quotations; de
iveres, appended have much more considerable
of late than for time previously but they compre
many parcels of goods out of late arrivals which con
tracts to arrive had been made prior to the date of our
last circular With reference to Teas little for remark
has ranspired, settlements both in Black Green Teas
having been exceedingly light while little variation
prices has occurred. There has been done in SILK
than during the preceding fortnight prices have an
upward tendency. Advces from the United States ex-
tend to 18th November and from London to 26h idem
| LmpoHS-Englsh Cotton Goods-During the fortnight
there has been disposition evnced by dealers
to operate in either grey white Shrtngs beyond pur-
chases necessary to meet passing requirements time con
tracts however might be made at quotations now
T-Cloths have been saeable. In fancy goods we
nave little alteration to advise spotted Shirngs continue
IN favor colored Brocades of which considerable
is Offering more slowly, and though they still maintain
| their value at last rates will probably decline
American Cotton Goods-Participate fully in the gene
raj inactivity we look however for fair after
the New Year holidays and in view of our yery moderate
supplies for the maintenance at least of present
quotations. Stocks follows IS Sis pieces Drills
800 pieces Jeans, and 1000 pieces Sheetings
Woollens-There has been less demand comparatively
for this description of goods than for Cotton fabrics and
as liberal supplies have been received by late arrivals
our quotations generally exhibit decline the rates
quotabe on the 9th inst.
HONG KONG 2Sth January, 1SGO-The intervention of
the Chinese New Year holidays has prevented any
quotations for all manufactured goods and produce re.
main the same those given and do deem ne
ceSsarY TO report them. Prior the
| tive New Year there was fair demand for English
and there sales of Rice at prey
Gus quotations Money appeared plenty among the ma
tive dealers and the new year settlements made
without difficulty Large receipts of bullion per Black
Warrior and Lotus from San Francisco by Chinese
shippers to California contributed somewhat to the ease
with which engagements were met. Business will proba-
bly, be resumed in few days we look then for con
siderable activity and better prices for most articles than
have previously ruled number of vessels have been
chartered for the Straits and for Siam bring Rice this
at rates ranging from 4065O cts per pcul and vessels
moderate bpcOminp Eraiuh 70
the United States have upward tendency and a
medium sized vessel would probably Fill at Whampoa at
S. per ton Tonnage also wanted at Manila S67 per
ton for New York and Boston as but few vessels
are expected from California the chances rates of
freight have for the present. touched their lowest point
Bullion has changed but little in value we quote =
Sycee hA per cent premium; Bar Silver English 7d7I
per cent premium. Gold Bars S22 49, Gold Leaf s23 90
of Bullion has been S24s, ,so5 Export, s236 ,o2s.
Exchange e-Transactons for the mail have been mod
crate me banks are willing drawers London at as
9hd4s 9Ad at six months sight while private bills are
selling moderately at As l0d On India, the is R23O
per $O0 at three days sight, Calcutta and Bombay
The 10th December mail from London has yet arrived
SO that we are without later dates from England or
MACAO.-There is nothing doing at this port and but
lew more Teas will come in The Juanpore has sailed
for London and is understood that the Dominion will
stop here to fill up.
AM0Y.-We have dates to Goth instant Imports were
very dull shipments of Tea for the season were
considered closed by dispatch of the Maury for New
York on the 10th.
Wakefield, Nash Dc Co.'S Circurar1
LIVERPOOL, March 20th.-No change of moment has
occurred in any branch of the grain trade last
The rmness then noted has continued and if our native
supply of Wheat became little less abundant We should
soon have the long for Improvement in wheat and
flour. Our market to-day fairly attended by town
and country dealers, but holders insisting on further
advance say 12d per 100 lbs the of Friday for
wheat rather checked business. However, fair con
sumptive demand resulted Id the prices of that
day Flour held at extreme rates. but not free SALE.
Oats and oatmeal steady Barley for feeding purposes in
fair request at steady rates. The following
quotations:
Wheat-American white, old, 9s Cd "a 9s Cd per 100 lbs
Do. do. new,l Od.@11s. Cd. do
Do. red mix old S. Cd. "a 9s. Sd. do
Indian American, white 37s ASS Cd per 4sO
Do. yellow ,23s Cd. l33s. Cd. do
Do. mixed. .33s. Cd G133s Cd do
FlourBaltimore and Phila DIS Od 25s per I96 lbs
S n; Orleans Ohio ex 2!s. Cd (a2ss. Cd. do.
Sour, heated, &c.....20s cd. .GI23s. Cd. do.
seeds-Clover american red, nominal sos per lbs.
,.0a FlaIseed, Ea: american. n.'.....s sos per hid
Linseed CaEe-Amercan. e 10 per
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET March 2o-sugar.-
Good business and the rates of Friday realged refined
much wanted; brown Jumps SIS Cd Cofee.-bIany in |
qures after floating cargoes and high prices given fair
business in native and plantation Ceylon landed Few
buyers of Tea and the value unatered Rice not so brisk
but very firm Little doing in Saltpetre rates unal
tered Tallow frmer with rather demand. Evening
On Change, taow SIS. Sd. to 5ss the spot SIS Cd
to SIS Cd this month"; and 53s for the last hree months
Linseed oil 3D. to 2ss Scotch pig iron SIS 3D. to SIS
Cd 600 bags saltpere sold X to 54 per refrac
ton at AS Cd to as and 500 bags landing at 43s Cd
floating conditions 500 bags rice sold including fair cid
Rangoon at 9s 3D. cargo of Maroim sugar sold
Cd. St. Petersburg clean Hemp COG to f29 los with
considerable business, partly from France.
. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET March 21.-From Messrs
X. Maxim Sons Circular:-We have a tolerabv good
attendance of local and country mers this days mar
ket and sellers have obtained further improvement on
the rates made Friday for Wheat making an advance
Of ID Genital the currences of this day week this
however, in degree checked demand the extent
OF business though fair is far from large Flour
be quoted Cd per bb and per sack dearer moder-
ate consumptye sale. Beans steady in value and de-
mand Oats remain firm in price, but Oatmeal general
ly held for Cd per load more money Indian Corn little
inquired for but we repeat last quotations all
kinds.
LONDON COLONIAL WOOL. SALES, March 2O-The
Colonial sales closed this evening The number of
bales offered IS 256 including $500 Sydney 10 3l3
Port Philip, 773 Van Dieman's and a 904 Adelaide l629
New Zealand 50 Swan River, 12259 Cape, and 10y bales
foreign. The sales went off with spirit throug ghout at
prices ranging from fully those of the previous sales
advance of Nd. to Nd on Australian and Algoa Bay
fleece A fair proportion taken for export
GLASGOW PIG-IR0N MARKET, March 90 The market
has been firm all day, and fair business done at SIS
3D. cash, and SIS ND. month open, closing firm,
win buyers at 57s. 7Ed fourteen days. Nos. and
g. NJ B.. SIS - -
MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT. March 2o-The
Is not so good Friday the being atter
ana the inquiry more limited, but prices in general
main firm.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE
FOREIGN
. CARDENAs-Brig w. j. Treat-l O6O bbls molasses,
Kirkland. Chase & Co. ~ e''
MATANZAs-Brig Chinborazo o-256 bhas smear aohxs
do bbls, molasses Lambert Cuttings