The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-25

Wheat is in demand sl451 SIS for white and 81 Goa
1S6 for red Corn is dull. Provisions are quiet Mess
Pork sl92K@2o. Bacon 1OG1O4 cts for shoulders and
12l24 cts for Sides Coffee is dull with large arrivals
Rio l44Gll5 cts. Laguayra 14AG15 cts Whiskey is
wanted at q h022H cts.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
[JdmeS Hewitt G Co.'S. CircuIarl
LIVERPOOL, Aug. l0.-Snce our circular of the Sd
inst. the Arabia Vanderbilt" and "Cy of Balt
more have arrived bringing mails to the 25th and 2sh
to the 2Sth ult
Cotton-The market has been greatly stimulated this
week by unfavorable reports relative to the growing
crops in the United States consequent execution of
considerable orders, understood to be American ac
count Ihe demand on Monday was active, with hard
ening tendency, which continued throughout Tuesday
Notwithstanding very ungenial weather the grain
crops in this country.
We quote Orleans. Mobile Uplands.
G. Ordinary. SD to Sd. 4Xd to 4Sd. "a to iSd
Middng. g..........6d. sgd. 5%d
C. Mddling. ..6Hd. 6Hd. Cd.
The imports for the week have been 80 600 bales and
the sales 50 900 bales including that quay
direct to spnners The trade have taken 00O specu
iators 1000, and exporters II 900 bales To-day 10000
bales were sold-he market closing steady at the ad
The sujoined table exhibits the stocks of Cetton now
on hand, and the imports consumption &C.. from the
lS January to date for Liverpool alone, compared with
the three preceding years:
sss ssss Of s goo @ s$s
Imports. 900 900 I7O1 OC0 7s2 COO
Exports. 327 ,000 eos 900 ISL 600 I99 900
Taken for consn $4,000 1892 600 900 29l 900
Price Orleans middling Cd 7Id. 7I-l6d sgd
At sea from America. 10000 66,OOo 10000
East India
to arrive by Oct l5 100000 2o5,OOO 10000
The Manchester market for goods and yarns continues
Gull, without material alteration in prices the tendency.
decided advance in the article, the unfavorable
weather apparently serving to prevent any response to
the improved feeling here.
Sngar3The market has been quiet this week. and only
limited business has been eeotod without material
to Ais Cd for Barbados S5 bbS grany Demerara at 6s
3D. also 1900 bags Bengal at 45 syrups Cd to AIS
for Dates, and AIS Cd ass Benares and 400 ba in
direct Brazil at SOS per cwt.
Breadstuhs-The weather generally remains cod and
wet consequently the grain crops making very slow
progress towards maturity but the supplies foreign
gram being on very liberal scale the Improvement in
prices scarcely keeps pace with the general expectation
still the tendency is to 4 higher point and during the
week wheat has advanced about Id per centa flour fully
od per DBL and Indian corn Cd per quarter At to-days
& te business M @ was moderate in wheat at previous
rates. nour 81 to 6d dearer and Indian moderate
demand, at TUESDAYS currencies.
Wheat-Westen red los. Cd to lis 3d. per Genital
white, lis I'D. to rs Cd.
Southern red, lis. 4d. to lis Sd
white, 12s. Cd. to rs Cd
Fl0ur-Westem s canal, 2zs. Cd. to 28s Cd. per bbl
St Louis, 29s. Cd. to 32s Cd.
Bat & Philad 27s Cd to 2Ss Cd.
Indian Corn-Mixed and yellow, Sis. to 32s and white
Sis. to 35S. per qnarter.
W. me deliveries of Wheat by farmers in England and
Naes and the price last week as well as for the
corresponding three years. follows:
1860. 1859
5000 quarters at 53s I'd % 600 ouarers at 42s III
o.ooo lo5S 1857.
'oooo quarters at 45s I'd $4,000 quarters at sos Cd
frovlslons-There is no feature to record under
inns head Beefremains very depressed and prices
extremely irregular prime ranging from 4Os 10 sos
per tlerce and India from Sos to HOS Pork sells
very Slowly at Ios to 75s per BARREL and at US
to Sos Bacon is in good demand and prices are firm at
last quotations say c. C. SIS SIS long ribbed sos to
u.s. and short ribbed Sos to 5Ss per cwt Lard is held
apove the present views of buyers there is
put little doing nevertheless holders are firm at 6ls to
b2S for good refining, and 62s cd to 62s for cboice