The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-23
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA
A WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE


HALIFAX, Feb. 20, P. M.-The steamer Europa
has arrived from Liverpool with dates to the 18th
inst.
SECOND DIsPATCH.1
HALIFAX, Feb. 22.-The Europa arrived shortly
after noon
ENGLAND 1859.
Mr.. Gladstone introduced the annual budget,
showing financial results for the past year to be
emnently satisfactory. The estimated expenditure
for the next year is seventy millions sterling
The receipts estimated at sixty millions and
three quarters, and the deficiency is to be made up
by an income tax of ten pence on incomes of fl50,
and seven pence on incomes below that sum.
The provisions of the French treaty published
have been generally anticipated. Duties are mate
rally reduced on wines, brandy, timber, currants,
raisins, etc. The duty on paper. butter, talow,
and other articles is abolished The duties on tea
and sugar remain unchanged for another year.
The provisions of the treaty have generally been
favorably received.
In political matters there is nothing of striking
Importance.
The report is confirmed that the French troops
in Italy had received orders to march at a day s
notice. 1t is supposed that the occupation of Tus
cany is contemplated if Piedmont continues to op-
pose the annexation of Savoy.
ITALY.
Austria rejects the principal propositions of En-
gland for the settlement of the Italian question:
Her official objection had not been received.
".
1t is supposed that England will resume her fer
of mediation between Spain and Morocco.
Via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL, Sunday afternoon.-Sales Yesterday
of 5000 bales of Cotton, including 1000 bales to
speculators and for export The market closed
quiet and steady with advancing tendency.
Breadstufs also closed steady. Corn closed firm.
Provisions quiet.
Consols close at 945s @943l for money and 943l60
941s for account.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-Sales of the week rs 900
bales, including 500 bales taken speculation
$500 bales for export The market opened active with
advancing tendency, closing quiet at prices generally
unchanged Sales of Friday estimated at 900 bales in
Guiding l6oo bales to speculaors the market closing
ding 6T.
Stock in market 6l7 900 bales including 477 900 bales
American cotton.
The advices from Manchester favorable The mar
ket closed firm with an increased demand.
HAvRE MARKET.-The Cotton market closed with an
advancing tendency Sales of the week IL 900 bales.
Stock in port 1875 bales New Orleans tres ordinare
106fr; bas 100fr
LONDON MARKETs.-Spirits Turpentne closed firm at
slight advance-sales at Sos. d.aS7s
Produce.-Sugar closed quiet Coffee steady Rice
quiet and all qualities slightly lower Spirits Turpen-
tine is easier and demand active at 35s Cd G3Gs
Breadstufs closed firm Corn had advancing ten
dency and all qualities had slightly advanced
Richardson, Spence Co. quote Flour closed firm bat
quiet at 23s d2Ss Cd Wheat closed firm but quiet; red
9s G9s 1od white 1Os.@1ls. Cd, Corn closed with
an advancing tendency Prices have advanced Cd since
Tuesday, yellow 32s. Cd. G134s.
Provisions closed steady.
Messrs. Bigand Athya & Co, Richardson, Spence &
Co.. and others quote Beef steady Holders offer free
ly, but show disposition press sales. The stock
increasing Pork closed steady-saes of Alburger's
at 7ss Old is neglected. Bacon closed buoyant and
i've Long Middles 49S d50s short do Sis d52s.; Cum
berland AIS CG4Ss Lard closed firm at SOS. G159s.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The money market closed
generally unchanged with good demand. Consols 94&
for money, and 94R@94% for account Bullion in the
Bank of England has increased f35, 900 sterling