Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-20
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER PERSIA,
LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS, DC

NEW YORK, April l9.-The steamer Persia has ar
rived at Sandy Hook, with Liverpool advces to the
7th inst
The relations between Prussia and Austria remain
unchanged Prussia is reported to continue in her
incorporating attitude. The Emperor of Russia
has sent two notes TO the sovereigns of Austria and
Prussia, rendering mediation.
LIVERPOOL, A pril 7-Evening. The Paris M0nieuy
confirms the statement that Baron Sailfde's mission
to Mexico has been successful and that arrangements
for the reduction of the French troops there have
been made. 1t is hoped that this arrangement will
satisfy the Washington Government. Rumors of
ministerial changes are current at Paris.
THE LATEST, PER TELEGRAPH TO QUEENSTOWN.
LIVERPOOL, April SIT is expected that tn Gov
ernment majority on the Reform bill will exceed 90
The Paris correspondent ofthe OJscrUer says France
intends occupying Vera Cruz. Tampeco and other
principal ports guarantee for the payment of the
expenses of the expedition. and security for French
commercial interests.
The Ptussan reply to the Austrian note has created
very unfavorable impression at Vienna.
The reform agitation continued in England. The
events of the week had been demonstrative at Liv-
erpooi in honor of Mr.. Gladstone. Mr.. Gladstone
made two brilliant speeches, emphaticay declaring
that the Government would stand or fail upon the
the question. He warmly euogiZed America and
pointed to the ezertions made there in the late war
as proof Of the benefits resulting from trust in the
people and contended that England should learn
lesson from it. He severely denounced the Fenian
designs against innocent British colonies and said if
they carried out their dabolical threats, the whole
power of England would assist the colonies in their
defence.
The political excitement on the German question
runs high in Paris and is positively reasserted that
France is quietly getting army of observation to-
gether, and strengthening her garrisons.
The minor German States arming. Count Bris-
mark is said to have declared that the pacific deca-
ration of Count karolge behalf of Austria is in
sufficient, and that Prussia will continue her arina
ments. According to another statement he had
briefly replied to Count Karoge's note justifying
the movements of Prussia by those of Austria, but
repudiating any idea of attacking Austria.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, April 6.-Cotton-Sales of the week
4l.UO0 bales-malket dull, and American declined
l72d@l54d, and India and other descriptions ID On
Friday 1900 bales sold the market closing dull
and prices weak. Stock in port, 664 600 bales of
which 3O5QO bali are American. The Brokers Cir
cuiar says that the authorized quotations New
Orleans fair 2O13d; Middng 1S12i; Mobile far 1870;
N MMlddng I81sd: gplands l91@d; Middling lSd; Texas
Manchester advces are unfavorable and prices tend
downward.
Breadstufs s-The market is firm. Flour is firm and
quiet. Wheat is frmer lower qualities have i'm
mixed.
Provisions-The market tends downward for Pro
visions Pork inactive. Bacon quiet. Lard dull and
declined lsg2s, but closing steadier. Butter very
dull Tallow heavy and prices declined 6d@1s.
Produce-Sugar very dull and declined 6i@1s.
Coffee quiet and steady. Rice inactive Rosin quiet
at Is for common.
Spirits Turpentine steady at sos 6d959s for Ameri-
can. Petroleum quiet at Is lld@2s.
MONEY AND STOCKS
LONDON, April 7.-Bulion in the Bank of England
has decreased &ll0500. Consols for money $3.50
S6% I. 5. 5-20s 7312@74.
LATEST COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, April 7-Eyening.-C -Cotton.-Sales to-
day 5000 bales the market closing easier with but
little enquiry, and prices weak. Middling UpIands
are quoted at 1713@l734d. Breadstufs are QUIET,
but prices steady. Tallow closes dull.