... TEE LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE' COMPANY. . . . ?? The ordinary general meeting of the company of proprietors of the Liverpool Blxohange was held yes. terday, at the Ootton Saleroom. Mr. Harmoo4 Banner presided. The financial statement, as prepared by the sscrei taryand treasurer, Mr. J. H. Younghusbaud, was read by the Chalrman. It appeared that the re. ceipte, including the balance at the ...

... COMMERCIAAL. I LONDON, WEDNESDAY AalERNOON. Owing to the uncertainty whiob prevails with reference to the issne of the Amerloan dilioulty, a fall of 4 per cent. in consols has taken place, and in several railway shares a similar reduction Is recorded. The advices of the Jura and City of Washington, now due, are anxiously looked for, as the hope is entertained that before December 28 the ...

... I l ' (From ftelf'a Weekly Messengser-. WieAT.-The deliveries of lome.grown have continued to be Of the most limited--thairacter, fali~ng off'weekly. -The quantity offedred f~m; Essex: and 'Kent at~ Murk-lane on Monday was sriualler thi aait at paerln d iew caneto market, and yet, froumnr mote ?? 7 from politics, the 6nillr ?? lle~uea ,tking the driest samples ny, whidthey or qr. under ...

... I . i MANUFAAO'_a..T MA10EMSTERi, Jan. 7-For yarns the demand Is quiet. and the transactions reported are1 not extensive; but, neverthele3s, spinners, impelled by the steady advance. in cotton, are gene- rally stiffer, and their quotations are now higher than te stny timne of late. Doubled yarns annd the fner counts of singles are steady fn value hut the demand issveky languid, 'snd, we hear ...

... , LONDON GA Z ETT E. . (Ffros Friday Niqdt's Gaemete.j BANKRUPTS. VWILLIAbt DUCIARD, the younger, Lapworth, February 10 at 12. Bskrupts' C'ourt, Birminghai ml. Sol.,blr. Webb, Birmingliamh off. assig., Air. Whitnmore, Birmingham. WILLIAM01 BOURINE, Longton, earthenware manufacturer, Febru- ari 7 at 12, Banlcknpt' Court, Birmingham. Sols., Mr. Litch- field, Noewcatlo-mnidm- Lymo, and Meesmr. ...

... YESTERDAY.: B15yoicE Mn. Co3,1Mss8Ioaes. SANDERS. in re J. BIigeln, Wolverhasmpton, ?? for last examination and order of dischargo. Mr. Knight, for the assignees, said he had no opposition to offer, but, on the contrary, was instructed to say that the assignees synmpathised with the bankrupt most thoroughly and completely, and that, if the old Act were in force, they would have recommended it ...

... Cattle and Meat Matkets. -- - - METRIOPOLITAN COSTILE flUKET-TE IRUAT. 'ns Altiougls only a moderate supply of beasts was on offer in to- .K. day's isarlet, the beef trade seas in a siaggish state, at a decline in slt the qisotations of 2d per B lbs. The top figure was 4s 10d per 8 Ibs. for We were scantily supplied with sheep, nevertheless, all breeds e- moved off heavily, and, in seile ...

... I COTTON GOODS. t MANCILESTEII, JAN. 25. a The market for yarn and cloth bas been one of w~aliesa sind depression throughout the week, and though some ,moderate sales have been made, they had to bedoue at lower srcs aufacturers were unwilling to give way on Tues. aybut still they could not sell without taking lid, to 3id. ( pe ic esthan on this day week. Y esterdav and this monn hyhave been ...

... RAIrWAY AND JOINT STOCK COMPANIES IN I PABLIAMENT. a Yesterday the examining barristers of the Houses of Lords and Commons proceeded with the consideration of fifteen applications for acts of parliament, twelve of whicb, as follows, were declared to have complied with the stand- ing orders of parliament: 9 LONDON AND SOUTH WESTmRN RAILwAY.-The object of d this application was the widening of ...

... I~~~ - ow. I TRSADAT EVe. J J The great uncertainty which continues to prevail s in the public mind upon the question of peace or pi war is reflected in the movements of the funds. ti Heaviness was shown this morning, and at one 1s period a reduction of i per cent. was quoted, but towards the close comparative buoyancy was ob- T' servable. Not only was the decline recovered, but t, the latest ...

... PORT PHILLIP AND COLORfAL GOLD MINING COMPANY. 4 - . . . . .. I Yesterday a general meeting of the shareholders of this company was held at the London Tavern ; Mr. J. D. PoVLES (the company's chairman) presided. The report of the directors was taken as read-its prin- cipal points have already appeared in our columns. It showed that the profit upon the quartz crushing for the year ending ...

... IREVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE I . DURING THE PAST WEEK. (RnOMt T1S MARK LANE MSPBRSS O1 MOONDATY4 MoRa than half Nast week being passed over without I business, we have but little to say of the proceed- I iegs. Nature, however, has neither mourned nor kept holiday, and her dominion over. the season has I been singularly equable and mild. The wheat plants C generally, perhaps, never ...