... LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE, WEDNEESDAY EVENING. With respect to monetary affairs, nothing has so far occurred to disturb recently-restored confi- 41ence; but as regards politics, it has tobe observed that the sanguine anticipations of the restoration of peace between Germany and Denmark which were so freely indulged in on the announcement of an armistice have in a great measure given way to renewed ...

... 11 VOMMERCIA.L I LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE, FRIDAY EVENI G. o 'IU report of the Manchester market shows that no matesiaJ change in business haa taken place in that quarter, and the slightly quieter tone which, it is said, has been assumed, is merely a response to yesterday's less animated cotton market. How- ,9 ever, cotton appears to be again in the ascendant. The sales are to a very fair extent, ...

... I ?? I~ Annlatto, N b. a.d. s.d. I IL X. i. ?? @1~ I2OIL Olive per 2S2 allons ?? 5. i 83 aumis 0_.5710 11gol= owl Moadr . 53. 0.6550 whleieaeaf go .00 0 .~252gallong I F* lno.aske. 0 80 01 8e1, pale ?? 0..400 reFoec. 0 0.0 0 coloured andI Sicilian ?? 730..760b0olled ?? 139 0..450 3 Oporto ?? 0.4 Cod . ?? 00 ArrwVot,~b.,duty 45d. pr Sperm. Amrl,-Al 0.00 ?? ..0. 00 S. Whale ?? 0.:0 0 par ...

... WARWICK CORN MARKET, Sanday -Te attendance of farmers at the Corn Erebange on Saturday lest was unusually thin. Only a few samples of wheat were shown, and the totk amount of business done was but nominal. Last week's prices were quoted, and in nearly all the transactions there was a downward tendency. GLOUCESTER CORN MARKET, Satrasday.-There was a small sapply of wheat from farmers, which ...

... LeeDS, May 21.-The Coloured market this morning has been moderately attended both by manufacturers and mer- chants, and their transactions have been limited. The White Hall has also been quiet. Witneys and heavy classes of goods gener ally have found purchasers. Rates continue firm. HUDDERFIOELD, Mar 24.-There has been a fair attendance of buyers to-day, but business generally has been quiet. ...

... [IOojwRoza:JAirD NAxD Suaa.Thg^^ km - ~ Ear *at furtherA a o Per~~ ?? N004at40116to4kftd ~bie au~l.N to 1ks; 1rotd. 47sL Lt -eO00 beede ph aI-wM 405. to 45c. 6,0' lago Ni Milan 33.. 64. a H : m m M dared, kea&L aho Eie; e-- Sb. CoenaTh, plamie f 670 e; I 360 bags Pleatation Ceylo went off Wit qiti at Ilka Vaneotls.7 ow;trqgre, ftLo7A. Shwbpdzi- dlii;ff, 78rto 87m, 6~p r * Us. Pe b of native ...

... * * I I AE l , The railway market oayas e tremely imao- tive. In the morning heaypmss preyoed, but in the aftenoon the tendenoy ras firmer,,vpd tbe cloning iibtatlods wekre eqnal *to tosef e ataritay. Greatc orthern A stock improved J r cent., and London and. North Weatern Qrett Wetert and GreMt &stem, J. . South Jaqterm was dull, At 4 o'clock Jjondon and '1orth. Westetnk was quoted 1105 to J; ...

... d d- MO DERBY CORN MARKET. conai .m CORN EXCHNGE's FRIDAY, May 13.-W~e have a small atten. Forei dance here to-day. Wheat slow sale at Is. decline on all but the the p finest qualities. Oats and beans firm, and fully as well sold, every a . S. Wheat, red . . 38 to 42 per 18 net 11 white 40 -46 ,, T Barley grinding 26 -28 per 15 net. 7d.; as , molting 33 -36 1 Oats . . 22 -26 per 12 net.- To ...

... - - ?- - - I - - - - --soma'all luttIllow. MONEY MARKET, SHARES, &o. The demand for monoy tt the beginning of the week was moderate, &ad the tone of the market was on the whole good, although the budnen waanguld. On Wod- needay, buaness was almost suspended, on acoount of the interest felt In the groat Epsom meeting. Yot somo buo- ness was done, and at prices indicating Improvemert. Tho funds ...

... C4OMMERCIAL ANW1 MONETARY, T t SATUrDAY EvZaVsi, April 30. The Stock Markets were flab to-day, and prices an eighth per cent, lower. The Funds were last quoted at 01J.to 91 foi the May account. The New Three per Cents were at 89 to 894; Bank Stock at 238 to 240. Exchequer Bills were at Ile, to 6i, die, The reported defeat of. the Federals under General Bragg caused a rise in the price of ...

... MANCHESTER CORN IARKBT, Ye6tsrd8y.-WheA asod flour generally held for rather higher rates; bat there was not niuch dispoeition to buy. Other aetieles weref rm but inactive. NXwAiRK CoRT MeARKeT, Wedneaday.-Hee, to-day, there was a fair show of farmers' wheats, which were generally held for Is, advance on last week's rates. This being refused by millene, a smaU business only could be done. The ...

... MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, Yesterday.-A very limited demand was experienced for either wheat or flour, and whatever little improvement ia prices was obtainable last week may be consldered aS lost to-day. Oats and oatmeal moved off slowlyat about late rates. Both Egyptian and English beans ruled very Srm. Indian corn was rather lower. ZiwRWAR CORNo MAxRvE, Wednesdaz.-Elere, to-dey, We had a emall ...