... : C'OMMEROIAL -LIVERPOOL EX01HANG11, With a spirited demand for cotton from spinners a large'business his been 'done. on our Exchange to-day at d.Advance'. The latest quotations of stocke, &o., fkom New: Yorki are-to the evening of the. 191h inatant. They have Come by the Damascus,.. and are some hours later. than those published yesterday. They do not indicate, any fresh occurrence. Here ...

... TEE MONEY MARKET. - . . .1110110 FRIDAY NIGHT. benei The accounts of the Bank of England, made out in the old price form, present the following results 2090 Liabilities. £ Assets. £ breed Circulation (including! Seeurities .. 31, 2:3,06i6 land, Bank post bills) .., 22,515,657 Coin and Bullion .. 14,223,390 ratcle Public Deposits 5,284.739 ferior Private Deposits 14 ...

... TRADE AND FiMANCE. Ths recent proceeding. of the Coxpmjtite of the Stock Exchange have beezn the sub- jeot of much comment, both publicly and pri- vately, and appear to have caujed gonerad dji- matiefaction. Ther can be no doubt tA the Committee hae, acted, not upon pavaon con. uiderttiona, but from a desire to protect tha public to: the greatest extent in their powe. SWi, with thew good ...

... |NGLMSH JOIxT SLOcK BANK (LIMITED). I~~ ?? I e The second ordinary general meeting of the no shareholders was held at the London Tavern yesterday; Mr. wa M. mxas in the chair. in The report stated thst, since the las report was issued the me number of places where the business is carriedon-has been an increased from twenty-aix to thirty-four; whilst in thesame AV periodthenumbnerof customers ...

... lot LxIc~sEsTm, Saturday.-The hosiery trade remains active, Si lot there being a full averae amount of business doing in all to branches. Plain goods have met a good demand, and there ia- is also activity in the fancy department. In the country b 0-districts business is buoyant, the operatives being ?? em- ployed. Thbre are no stocks of hosiery on hand. Cotton yarns continue firm. Worsted ...

... 6o.m0rd1;. COTTON IN .A3tERICA. THE following letters appear in the Daily Post:- SIR-Some time ago a letter appeared in the pub- lic Press from an American correspondent of John Bright, Esq., estimating the quantity of cotton in the Southern States at the close of the war at 2,500,000 bales. At the same time I received a similar com- munication from the same gentleman. As I did not concur in ...

... ComnnrtiaI. REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. [FRaOM TEE MARK aSKS Exenucs.: Losnos, ArGuesT 1,-From ?? to Thursday n afternoon the weather in the neighhonturhoo& of Lon- don was favorable to harvest work, anad tho position of narkiets was consequenlly doubtful; but with the it return of rein more rueasiness was evinced, and it Inow seems certain that there must be considerable e varieties in the ...

... rise, 'IV, 'y L-flarlufs. BELFAST MARKETS. BELFAST, FannY, ArGUST 25. 8 WEATHIER is now fine, and harvest work is proceeding briekly. At our market this morning we had a few parcels of new grain; quality and condition not very good. The wheat sold from Ss 6d to 9s; the oats at 6s 6d to 7s 6d rt per cwt. Old grain rather dearer. New oatmeal brought rfrom 14s to 15s. The weather in England ia ...

... . il i , -?i1afteg, Oak p gioii;iniou, Tharsday Night. The direos of the Batk.of England at their kmeetipg. todgy advaned t'ae rast of discount 4,fromi3l t4 per'Jent.-a measaire* generally rnid ,#s6s0tn .universally cxpected td have been adopted list Thursday. On the'Edinburgh Stock Exchange to-day busines3 wa'3 limited. There was no geueral Aiaovement in prices. Dunblaae, Doune, and ...

... 11X .I TuEsDAY EvxgmgG. ed At the London Stock Exchange to-day, Console [e- were steady all day, but closed dull, at a decline. ~ I Foreign WStok steady, and rather firm in tone, Is, Gaimnes eppeciilly srong. The closing prices were:- of Console for mony,89B Mexican, 23.4 j SE) Do, account, 89 IGreeks, 20j j aExclhe. Bills, i.1m Caimes, 484 9 of Confed, Loa, 67 U. S. 5,20 Bonds, 69J Kt ...

... qTHE ENGLISH AND FRENCH IRON.CLAD -, - FEETS. .. Great interest is excited byttet Meeting of the iron l clad squadrons of E~gland and France. The C:hair. nel squadron left Portland Broads for Cherhourg on Sunday evening. The whole of the vessels of the Channel squadron, under the command of Admira Dacres, consisting of the Itdgar, 71 (flagship), Capt. Geoffrey T. P. Horuby; Achilles, 20, iron ...

... GLASGOW COVMRCIAL NEWS. TususDcisY EVENAVGO. At the London Stock Exchange to-day, Consols opened quietly, and closed firm, at an advance. Foreign atocks quiet, with scarcely any change The closing prices were Consols for money. 891 i Mexican, 231 A Do. account 892 f G~eks *20i * Exche. 13Ws, 3 dis. par. Caimes, 484 9 Cented. Loan, 6 7 U. S. 5 20 Bonds, 69J Railways were steady all day, closing ...