The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-02
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FOREIGN MARKETS

[Richardson Spence d Co.'s Circularl
LlN ERPOOL, March 10, lS6l.-Cotton The market
opened quietly at the beginning of the week and prices
rather Irregular but the later advces since received
from America with the prospects ofcheaper money have
quite changed the tone of feeling the last few days and
with improved demand the market closes to-day
full rates of last week but with fair supply Offering
Sea Islands dull and prices dropping Surats in limited
demand but steady price In Manchester there is also
a better demand, and prices quoted frmer to-day
The quotations are-Middling Orleans I'd per ID Mobile
-l6d; uplands, 6 ll-l6d.
Breadstufs.-During the week the trade has shown
increased frmness, and prices of all articles have had
improving tendency. On Tuesday, with good attend
ance of buyers wheat met with fair demand especially
spring red, which brought further advance of Id per
centa other kinds steady in price, Flour in rather bet
terinquiry, at fully late rates. Indian in good
quest and rather dearer To day had again fair at
tendance of millers but their purchases confined
retail and wheat sold only to moderate extent at the
full prices of Tuesday Flour much inquired for
but former rates maintained Indian corn continues in
demand, and was again slightly dearer. We quote
wheat-Red Western Chicago, lis. 4d@l1s Cd Milwau-
kIe lis 6dgis TO- choice amber. lis lod9l2; winter
lbs Southern, lbs 6d14 Cd per loo pounds No choice
offering Flour-Superfne Philadelphia, 29sG3Os; ex-
leans sos 6d@8ls extra State, Sss. Sd2ss per bb
Indian corn-Mxed, 37s. 3iG37s. Cd; yellow 3ssaSSs
Cd white, 3ss@l39s per 4S0pOunds.
Provisions-Beef continues,in moderate demand hut
holders are anxious to SELL while buyers act cautiously
and low prices are taken Pork quiet, and unaered in
value. Bacon-The consumptye demand is still small
and sales limited 495Os for long mddles rib in
and Cumberland cut, and 53s for short rib in At lit
!
The arrivals continue heavy Cheese fair
previous prices Lard has urther declined but the re-
duction has induced business and the sales
OF all kinds reach 100 tons, at 5l954s. for American
chiefly at the former for inferior quality and SEA
| 535. for Italian
IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.
| FOREIGN
| LIvERPooL-RuSSiGn bark JuliG-52 73 sacks salt F.
l.. Brauns Co.; 175 bdls bags, T. R. Mathews & Sons
| CALDAvA, CHILI-Bark COnteSt-l4, pol otis copper
ORDER 50 hides, do so bales WOOL do pkgs table
linen, L. B. Gusts Co., N Y; seroon straw hats
| G. C. Hobson, N. Y.
COASTWISE.
| WILMINGTON, n. C.-Schr. Ninnehaha-S75 bbls ro
sin, j. Corner Sons; III do so do tar Bevau Phillips
u CO.. SO do spirits turpentine, Smith Nicodemus sc
cords wood H. Magne; 10 bales yarn Norris Il Baldwin
CHARLESTON, S. C.-Schr. Edt0drd ThomGS-2I2 cask!
rice John Williams & Son; 20 bbs. rosin. master
NEW YoRK-StedmShip Thomas Stoann.-l5 quarter
casks wine, c II. Rogers Co.. IG0 bbls syrup, Hyand
| Woods; rs do. Henry Wilmington; pipes liquor, c. H
| Myers Bro; 200 pkgs. mdse. Samuel T. Pearce,
! NEW YoRK-Schr. y. ". Snith.-95 coils rope L. NJ
Beebe; pkgs crockery, W. Wallace 10 do. glassware
do. mdse, Matthews Butler; do, G. W. Wait Son;
10 hhds. hshW. D. Schurz Co.; 800 boxes herring do
As rolls mating, Mcdowell, Robinson l. Co 81 pkgs
mdse., F. F. Holthaus bbls oil, boxes grease F sta
bier Co., cask lnseed OIL c. NJ. Jackson & Co.; 7 do
bleaching powder A Vogeler & Co.; 81 pcs hardware
f. jenkins Sons; 159 boxes sugar, Woods, Bridges
Co.; bills varnish, pks.. paints, Benson Keholtz
so bels. herring, R. r. Griffith Jr; boxes hubbs rail
road agent.