The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-11
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA
Three Days Later from Europe.
The Treaty Between France and Englant
Convention Between England and the Uni
TED states to Prevent Cruelty on Board
American Vessels.

HALIFAX, Feb l0.-The steamer Canada has ar
rived, from Liverpool on the 2Sth ult, bringing ad-
vices three days later than per steamers North
Briton and City of Washington
The steamer Kangaroo arrived out on the 26th.
The purport of the news is not of much impor-
tance
| Lord John Russell had stated in Parliament that
convention was being drawn up between Englan nd
and America for the prevention of cruelty to sea-
men on board American vessels.
Inc treaty between France and England engross-
| ed public attention. Some of its provisions had
| been published.
! Australia advices mention a commercial panic at
Melbourne and numerous failures.
| The Earl of Granville, in reply to a question in
| Parliament, said the Government had no informa-
ton OF any negotiations for the annexation of Sa
| voy to France.
| In the House of Commons Mr.. Griffith called at
tention to rumor that 30, 600 French troops were
| expected at Leghorn. He inquired whether there
was any reason to suppose the object of such
| Italy to Sardinia.
Lord Russell said there was no truth in the state
ment, and he could see no reason to believe that
the French Government contemplated any such
| step with the view imputed in the question,
The Attorney General gave notice of a bill for
the consolidation and amendment of the bankruptcy
| laws.
The remains of Captain Harrison were removed
| from Southampton on the 26th amidst every de-
| guns fired and the shops closed.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET.-Sales of the week SO 900
oaes including 10000 bales to spectators, and II 800
bales for The market closed active at an advance
Of d. on fair and middling qualities particularly
Upands The sales of Friday amounted to 10 600 baIes
including 5000 bales to spectators and for export The
market closed firm at the following quotations New Or
nddng aii ar "a l01Ss mn MO6s d fair I'D
Stock in port, $40 900 bales; including $4,000 bales
American cotton.
N nrla
lO5fr Bas s9r These quotations barely maintained
and the market closed dull Sales of the week 00o
bales. Stock 102, 500 bales.
LIVERPOOL BRBADsTUFFs MARKET-The market gene
rally closed with declining tendency
declining tendency-saes at 2ss d2ss 3D. Wheat is dull
with declining tendency, and quotations are barely
ry; yellow 3os Cd .G32s
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET.-The market generally
closed steady Beef steady. Holders offer freely but
show no disposition to press sales Pork is quiet but
steady. Bacon steady-Cumberand 3Is middling ass "a
Sis Lard steady at 57sG5S. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-Pot Ashes quiet at 2ss
ID g29s Pearls quiet at 30s Baltimore Bark les Id
Cioverseed is in speculative demand-saes 5o051s-
Lnseed 2os 6d.(g29s Tea firm and prices advancing
Cheese is very firm Good Tallow is frm-butchers SOS
Sugar is heavy. Coffee is quiet
LONDON MISUNDERSTANDING quiet but steady
lron-Wesh rails and bars steady at f5los to 95 ls
Pig iron the Clyde SIS .GI5ss Sd
Sugar quiet but firm Tea of all qualities slightly ad-
vanced. Congou Is. sd. to Is sgd, closing quiet
Spirits Turpentne steady. Rice is firm Rosin is
steady-common 4s Sd (G6s Cd. Spirits Turpentne clo
Tallow steady at 59s Coffee quiet. Oils steady
Sperm has advanced to e6s. Linseed 27s Cd.
MONEY MARKET-Consols 943G946 for money and
account Bullion in the Bank of England has decreased
fS25, 600 The money market is generally unchanged
with good demand.
THE LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Sunday, JAN 29-The steamer Arabia has
arrived The sales of Cotton yesterday amounted to 12
oo oaes including 5000 bales taken speculation and
Tor export The market closed firm, and the advance
been fully maintained Breadstufs closed quiet Pro-
visions quiet-sales unmportant.
Consols closed last evening at 944G941 for money
and 94s s{G944 for account.