Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-27
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DAILY COM EIiR GIAL..
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NOVA SCOTIAN.
German Question Unchanged.
THE ENGLISH REFORM QUESTION.
Panie In tHe FUNDS and in Cotton.
LATEST FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE NOVA sCOTIAN,
German Question Unchanged
THE ENGLISH REFORM QUESTION.
Panic In Ghe FUNDS and il, Cotton.
LATEST CoMMERCIA1 NEWS. dc

PORTLAND, April 26-The steamer Nova scotiar
brings ad7icos from Liverpool via Londonderry, or
| the 18TH
| The German question remains without change.
The panic in the funds and cotton continues il
England
The debate on the reform bill commenced in the
British House Of Commons on Thursday night Mr.
Gladstone moved the bill to n second reading and
urged its passage Garl Grosvener moved his amend
ment to the bill and asked for postponenent of It's
consideration. Lord Stanley seconded the amend
ment, when the debate was adjourned.
Commercial Advices.
LIVERPOOL, April l3.-CottOn-Salcs $4,000 bales
for the week. The market has downward tendency
with decline of "a e ID on American. and ld@2d on
other descriptions. The sales to-day friday were
1000 bales, the market closing dull and prices tend
qualities. New orleans fair l9d, nddiing i6d, Mo
bile fair Sd, mddling l524d; Upland S. o. fair ia
midd!ing g 53sd. Stock in port 100000 bales includ-
Ing 'lU.CJO bales American.
The Manchester market is dull and prices nominal.
,bFoadstuia-Ihe market is steady. Provisions are
MONEY AND STOCKS.
L0EDoy. April l3.-COnS1s close at S775GSis for
money U; 5; 5;20's at 6T@67M ex-coupens, Bullion
In The Bank Of England has decreased IiS.GOO.
Still Iater-Arrivas of tsie Africa
HALIFAX. April Z6.-The steamship Africa. from
Liverpool on the l4th via Queenstown on the 18TH,
has arrived.
The German crisis continues. The news from
Vienna is still warlike.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday. April l4.-Alluding to the
panic on the Bourse tho Paris correspondent Of the
London Times says that Of tho dsluietng rumors
was, that the relations between Franco and the
United States such as to Justify the very worst
fears on account Of Mexico. The same writer says
that the hopes of peace in Germany rapidly van
shng, and he insinuates that the Seinbance Of neu-
tTalty by France few believe TO 90 sincere.
Warlike rumorS continue TO circulate in Vienna
and at Berlin, and the armament continues.
Vienna dispatch says that Prussia's reply to tho
last Austrian note received on the 18th 1t de-
clines in aconic terms to accedo to the demands of
Austria for rehabilitation.
LONDON, April A-Money is in good demand at
per cent, on the Stock Exchange. Excessive fiat
ness has prevailed in Stocks including American.
which are lower. Consols touched the lowest price
reached since the Crimean war; but afterward slight
ly rallied closing at S6lI.
LONDON. april l5.-The Paris BouTse closed firm.
Rentes closed at 66f SOC.
The German crisis continues, but the reports and
rUmors are vague and contradictory. The news from
Vienna is still war-like. The IndeDenQencc Belge
has reason to suppose that the question of
will be satisfactorily settled by mutual and smula-
neous disarmament. 1t isinfOrmed that confidential
overtures have been made to Prussia by Austria to
that effect.
In the House of Commons on the 18th the debate
on the reform bill was resumed. Among the speak
ers were Bulwer Lytton and Mr.. Lddell against and
Stuart Mill and Baxter in favor of the measure. The
debate was again adjourned.
In the House of Commons on the 18th, Mr. Card
We IN reply to an inquiry, said that the question of
protecting the interests of the fishermen on the
North American coast on the termination of the
reciprocity treaty, under consideration by the
law officers of the Crown.
MIR. Mcguire gave notice that he would at an early
day, call attention TO source of Inconvenience aris
ing IN ireland from the too stringent exercise of
powers given By the suspension of the habeas corpus
act.
At the Cheltenham race the staging gave way,
buryng 500 persons in the ruins and many were Sc
vereiy hurt, but none reported dead.
1t is reported that the French Ambassador at Ber-
lin has been instructed to state that France consid-
ers radical reconstruction IF the Confederation not
question of German home policy, but as one
which would admit the intervention Of the dignita-
ries of the Vienna Congress.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, April 14-Cotton-The market is
cky-sales of 5000 bales yesterday and to-day
including 1000 bales. to sDecuiators and exporter.
The decline is quoted at l@3I2d. MiddIing Uplands
about lid
LATEST,
Saturday Eoening.-Cotton sales to-day 5000 bales.
the market dull with continuation of the panic. The
to 52d Middling Uplan6s clos, at lid but the mar
ket is only nominal The depression is caused by the
continued large receipts at American ports aud heavy
arrivals here, and tho threatening aspect of the Ger
question.
Breadstuffs-The market is firm. Flour closed
firm. Wheat market firm for American, but other
descriptions dull. with decline of 1@2 per cent.
Winter red lOs9l0s Cd. Corn tirmer--Holders de-
mand an advance Mixed 2SsG2Ss cd.
Pr0yisiOns.-The market generally closed dull.
Beef is dull with slight decline on all qualities
Pork dull Bacon heavy, with light demand and
weak prices. Lard is inactive. Butter is easier.
Tallow is firm.
Prodqce-Ashes dull and decline for pots at 32s@
33s Cd; Pearls 36s@3s. Sugar fat. Rice quiet and
steady. Rosin active at Is 3d@7s Cd for common
American. Spirits Turpentine sos. Petroleum firm
and holders demand an advance.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
LONDON, April l4-P. M.-Consols closed at $40
S6s for money United States 5-2Os 67@65M ex-
coupons.
LONDON MARKErs-Iron quiet bars and rails &c
los; Scotch Pig, Gartsberne brand, T8s 3D. Spirits
Turpentipe firm at 4Ss614Ss Sd.