The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-21
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FOR DOMESTIC MARKETS,
FOR SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.

New York, July 2O.--The steamer Africa, from
Liverpool on the 7th inst. arrived here this fore
noon. Though not so late the teegraphic
mary of the advices per steamer Connaught, which
arrived at st. Johns last evening, her mails are
three days later than recent arrivals and contain
some items of interest, commercially ard other
wise.
The steamer Vigo arrived at Queenstown on the
9th.
1t is reported that Garbaldi marched on Messna
previous to the 5th.
The British House of Commons have adopted
resolution asserting its privilege over taxation, but
taking no action the House of Lords rejection
of the paper duty bill.
The massacre of the Christians at Mount Le-
banOn, Syria, BY the Druses, is confirmed.
In the House of Commons Lord John Russell ex-
pressed his satisfaction at the American Govern
m ent's recall of Gen. Harney from San Juan.
The siege of Naples had been raised, and the
Constitution of lS4S proclaimed. The press laws
of lS49 are established, and the Chambers con-
voked for September. The National Guard had
been Professionally re-established and Naples was
tranquil.
There conflicting reports concerning the ne
gotatons pending between Naples and Piedmont
in reference to an alliance.
The new Russian loan has been allotted. The
subscriptions reached five million pounds sterling.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr-The sales of Cotton for
the week amounted to 70O00 bales. All qualities had de-
cined n d., and prices were irregular. Holders
pressing on the market.
The sales include 1000 bales spectators. The sales
Friday estimated at 10000 bales, including 5000
bales for speculation and export.
The market closed with good demand which
freely met New Orleaps fair I'D, middling. 6%d.;
Mobile fair I'd middng 6kd Upland fair I'D; mid
ding 6xd.
Stock in port 29s 500 bales, including 1lo3 600 bales
of American cotton.
Manchester advices unfavorable and the market
closed dull with declining tendency Stocks ac-
cumulating.
Breadsuffs closed with downward tendency, and all
qua tiles slightly lower but prices teady Richardson
Spence the weather has been favorable for the crops
Flour closed dull at 27s 929s. Wheat is dull red los
Cd d11s; white lis 6d.@l12s. Cd. Corn is quiet but
steady. Mixed 3Os @Sos Cd; yellow 3os 3d.; white
nominal at 3Ss. .@134s.
Produce.-Coffee is firm. Rice is steady but heavy.
Rosin steady at As 3D.
Spirits Turpentine closed firm and active at 32s.
Provisions closed dull. Lard buoyant. Beefis heavy
for inferior qualities. Pork is quiet
Lard slightly advanced Sales at SIS. Cd a60s for
fine, and Cos (G62s. for extra
MONEY MARKET.-The money market has been slightly
easier. Consols e3x@93%,
Bullion in the Bank of England had decreased
f45, 600.
American securities were unchanged
Hesa Conbroush. cotton merchants, have
pended.
LONDON MARKET.-wheat has declining tendency -
Prices Id lower since Tuesday Sugars buoy
= .~a-a o-2s
ties slightly advanced Rice is dull and slightly lower
Saturday Evening, via Observation-Disclosures closed
quiet The weather has been favorable for the crops
Provisions close dull
HAvRE MARKETS, July 6.-Cotton is dull-saies during
New Orleans tres ordnarie 95fr, bds &c. The market
nupf- Loo of he yveek hal