The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-05
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

NEW YoRK, March 4.-The steamer Africa from
Liverpool on the 18th ult., arrived here this fore
noon.
The steamers Nova Scotian, Teutonia and Cir
cassan arrived out on the 10th, and the steamer
Fulton on the 18th.
Lord Glanville had announced in the House of
Lords that France would do nothing regarding the
proposed annexation of Savoy to her dominions
without consulting the great powers and obtaining
the consent of the inhabitants.
The attention of the English people was mainly
concentrated on the Budget. Meetings upon it, pro
and CON-, had taken place in all directions The
Conservatives show increasing hostility to both the
Budget and the commercial treaty with France.
Lord John Russell stated in the House Of Lords,
in to question, that Lord Elgin's going to
China again not yet finally arranged Also, that
the correspondence progressing relative to the
free participation of British shipping in American
coasting, and trade with California.
The British army estimates show an increase of
nearly 900 sterling. 3
1t is denied that Austria has yet replied to the
English propositions on the Italian question.
1t is said that Russia rejects the propositions.
The Paris Bourse closes firm at 67f. roc.
The position of the war in Morocco is unchanged.
The Moors said to have asked for peace.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET.-Sales of the week 81 900
bales, including $500 bales to spectators, and 5000
bales for export The market closed quiet but steady
The sales of Friday estimated at 900 bales including
1000 bales to spectators and for export.
The quotations follows: New Orleans fair, d.
Mddling 6Td.; Mobile fair, 74d.; Middling, 11-l6d;
Upland fair. I'd; Mddling 61d Stock in port 613 OOt
bales, including 4s3S00 bales American cotton Some
authorities say inferior qualities have declined sd
The advices from Manchester are favorable The mar
ket closing quiet and strong with much confidence the
future stability of prices.
Richardson, Spence & Co quote-Cotton is dull and
lower grades neglected and I'D lower. In Mddling and
better qualities there is but little change beyond a
what increased demand for choice.
Messrs. Wakefield Nash say prices unatered ex
cept for lower grades, which 16 to I'd easier The
imports for the week amount to 40, $50 bales.
Messrs Clares circular says, the demand has been r
regular and never than moderate The marke
closes with tolerabe steadiness at previous rates.
Hewitts circular says that prices steady at the
quotations of Friday last. Some disappointment has
been felt at the magnitude of the shipments from South
ports but perceptibe influence prices had re
suited The amount known to be at is $50 900 bales
American Cotton against S 900 bales the correspond
ing period last year.
HAvRE CoTToN MARKET,-The market closed dull
sales of the week 5000 baes stock 10Y bales New
leans tres ordnaire 106f; Bas 10Of
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-Messrs. Richard
son, Spence Co quote Flour closed dull and difficult
to sell at 23s 2ss, Cd. Wheat is quiet red 9s. Cd a
los 3D. white los 6dG12s Corn is dull and quotations
barely maintained; yellow 33s. .GD33s. ed.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET-Beef is steady and in
good demand Holders offer freely, but show no dispos
ton press sales In cases decline of 2s Cd ha:
been conceded. Pork closed frm--new 75GS0s Bacon
is firm and in good request Lard dull at 50@53s, bu
closed steady at SIS. Cd .d60s for fine.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Sugar closed steady
Coffee closed quiet. Rice dull Rosin steady at As Cd
advanced-sales at 36s. Cd .6D37s. Tea closed firm
LONDON MARKErs--Barings' circular quotes Bread
stu firm but steady Sugar is steady but quiet. Spirits
Turpentne closed m and all qualities have advanced
sales at 37(G38s.
The money market is slightly easier
Consols closed at s4hGei% for money and 94% (994
for account
Bullion in the Bank of England has increased f12S 900
Later from the Hungarian-TrunlSs and
Goods sFOund-Undamaged Boat Discovered
List of fPassengers-Their Names and Resi-
dences. .-.- t..
MONTREAL, March 3.-The following despatch
was received from the Hungarian's agent here las
evening"
| ''BARRINGToN, March l.
| s'To Edn,undston Allen Dc Co.:
81 have returned from Baccaro Lighthouse.
went over twelve miles Ct the coast. No NOR
| bodies have been found.
Three trunks have been found-one belongn,
| to Margaret Robertson, Montreal; one to Rober
| Martin, Toronto, and one to W. r. Crocker, Nor
wich, Connecticut. | found quantity of good
at Baccaro and Port Latour, but not packag
| whole.
'I also found one boat undamaged. From tn
appearance of the goods don't think it advisabl
| to keep the schooner here longer. Lloyd's agen
advises the goods to be sold here, they being s
badly damaged.
''The goods are spread over space of about sev
| enty miles, and being In so many hands there vii
be great difficulty i'll collecting them. The survey
ors have not yet given in their report.
[Sgned ga. CRAWFORD"
The following is list of the passengers booke
per the Hungarian at the agency of the Gran
Trunk Railway in England:
| Mr.. Hyatt, of Sherbrook, one adult, first class.
Mr.. Childs, of Bowmansville, two adults and in
FAINT, second class.
Mr.. Evans, of Montreal, two adults, first class
Mr.. Cameron, of Montreal, one adult, frs
| class.
Mr.. Stuart, ofMontreal, one adult, first class.
Mr.. Bamer, of Montreal, two adults, first class
Mr.. Wilson, of Toronto, one adult, irst class.
Mr.. Richardson, of Toronto, two adults, secon
class
Mr.. Morrison, of Toronto, one adult, first clas
Mr.. Martin, of Toronto, one adult, secon
class.
Mr.. Shauk, of Toronto, one adult, second clas
Mr. Woods, of Cornwall, one adult first class.
Mr.. Bartlett, of Quebec, one adult, second clas
Mr. Sarincurgs, of Niagara Falls, two adult:
second class.
Mr. Tagg, of Milwaukee, one adult, secon
class