... LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE5 SAIPDIDA.Y ArranNoox. ~ ea There has boon considec'ably increased animation ?? in the cotton market to-day, the American advices and the recent India telegrams having operated. ;favourably,; and prices of long staples have sid- fi vanced Ad.,j with an extensive business for Satur- day, the sales having reached 16,000 bales. H 1ighly satisfactory is the aspect of business ...

... READINGS OF THE BAROMETER. Weednesday, June 27.-Four p.m., 29.96; Mtdnight. 29.96 B F Thursday, June28.-Four p.m., 30.01; Midnight, 30.01 t HIGH WATER AT LIVERPOOL. h: MoisOBNO Evxla( , HEicorY. PI ?? M. U. M F. r. TI'liiS My ?? ?? 011 ?? 1 P I To-morrow . 0 28 . 0 4 16 tU ARRIVED. Juncs 27. arlochan, Stronsabh Arica b Arne Lowther ?? sis r sal. Gre . G . Alexandria b LaZIngara, Stook, M ...

... BANKRUPTS, &c. BANKHRTPTICIES ANNULLED. Banner, John iR., Liverpool, whine broker. Furrow, Frederick, Queen-sitreet, Pimlico, salesman. .BANKRUPTS. Afroy, R., Darlington, boot and shoe imaier. Aylee, Willian it. A., Sunderlaud, traveller. Bayley, Thomas M., Dudley, Worcestershire, clerk. Buhnn1 Hny at tnloua eoshare, grocer. 1lTb Gere ?? n osph Winter- ?? at~.lospleRedferii, ?? tortewleck, J., ...

... READINGS OF THE BAROMETER, Wednesday, July 4.-Four p.m, 29.26; Midnight, 2926 Thursdaby. July 6.-Four P.M1., 29.26; Midnight, 29.26 HIGH WATER AT LIVERPOOL. MourNINo. EvXNrNG. HsOnT. 11.Dr R. X . Y.c Thls Day , ?? 4 53' 5.2' ?? ?? 2 1310 To-rcorrow ?? 6 2 ?? 6 39 . 13 ARRIVED. ^ - JULY 4. Osprey(ss),BertrfdgeAntwerp Louisiana (as), Thomeon, IAnnabella, Tat .Dalbouio New York 'Nera, Jenlins ...

... ,MERCAN TILE AND EDeiiANGE I., . I N K. I.. I i -L - I An extraordinflry general ?? of the share- fig holders in the Mercantile and ExhobaugreBaik A Ilimited) was beld yesterday afternoon, in' the ft ]public. Hall, Hackin's-hey, fdr the Purpose of i a tatement As to the ?? estatll of, rk a neeh toel d he tne hen, oand suggestions in refere t fir fultre intereate thereof. Mr. T.r . Forwbod hi ...

... OOMMERCIAL. to LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE, 10 THuRSDAY Ev WGra. 10 Business in cotton has again experienced one Of 10 those sudden and violent changesto which this lo market is so peculiarly liable. On Monday all was 15 excitement and confidence, and the sales were to 10 the enormous extent of 30,000 bales. Withless 1 actual business doing on Tuesday, the delaand was El 2 maintained on R large scale. ...

... . READING9 OF TIMl BARONOBOEL Wedneeda,. Oct. IO.-Four p.m., 30.8 Mldnilht, 30.08 ThuMsday, Oet. 11.-our p.m 1 Midnight, 30.08 m:G WATBR AT LWElMPOOL. * Moeceisn, EVaNese. EHxizT, ; n. U, rL jM. ~. . .Thinflay.. .I1 5.1 21. I To-morrow . ?? 1 37 154 .1 3 ARRIVED. Offorosv 10. Queetl of ludja, Grainger, John odGaunt, Thompson, bmblay :, ., I ?~ ?? , Madras Chilian (s5, Bovael Colon, &o Naval ...

... READINGS OF TIHE BAROMBTI'RE Sunday, Dee. 23.-Four p.m, 30.25; Mbldniht, 30.25 Monday, Dec. 24.4-Four p.m., 3016, Midnight, 30.18 _UH WATER AT LIVERPOOL. MORNIeN. EVENING. lIORsI .ThleDay ?? .125 2W .. H. 48 . l9o To-morrow ?? 2 13 .. 2 37 . 18 0 ARBIVED ?? DzcEmsBEn 23. I Sarah Ellen, Lewis, Pomaron Thomas Pletcher, Pendleton Iri ?? Havana W A avaunah Sirlo . Havana Waterlifir Ansel ?? ...

... ln~noTIP l IM ^~ 3E511oE mu, COMiIIISSIONER PERRY. lMONDAY, OOTOBEEwa 22. IN itE WIGLIArI 1qaUIN-BThiswas an ap'plication by the banhrupt, an egg dealer in St. Joim's Market, to pass his last examiination. The bankru'ptcy took place early In 1864, end the sitting for lost examination was, in the ordinary course, appointed for the 19til February follow£ Ng. On that tay, the accounts ...

... MAIRRETS. DIANrCIESTER CORNi MAO(O. etray..A marlet this morning, bthelgl,~ ad oe the extrcle prizes of thits 4ey e 'nulgbr. jo wat breeght urns en FrnchInut b quoted Gd Per Back deaeren i and oatmeal no elleange was observable, Bcans rtead. 1 ?? Corredvanveod Gd. to lid, per qjearter. td3 nin IANIul'RY CORNo MARIKET, Yesterday. - Sample3 Of vlthelat itn request, and fuly as dlear. Barley a ...

... I (room our City Oorreapoudeatfl WEDNESDAY EvarNINx. The Stock markets continue under considerable depression, which the present abundance of money seems perfectly unable to relieve. This comes of the apprehensions of war. These apprehensions, so far from abating, are apparently increasing on the Con- tinent, and in consequence there is not only an un. wiluingness to enter into engagements, ...

... BIRNZINGHAM DAILY SHARE LIST. YESTERD AY. COMPANIES. CLOSING PRICE q R AI L WAY. Great Westeron St~ose Valley Guarnidl 703- London and North-Western ?? ~ Stratf ord-oil-AVOUs. 17% Severn Vallsy Le2eD.I South Stfodhr 8 Wellington ?? Junction ?? - lot GUIARANTEED. GreatI~estern Irredreemable 4i pr. ct. - 2 Great W~estern. 131m. Gus. 3k Pr ct. - 721 Gt.Watn. Wt. Mid.-Ox. 21nd G. Uip. C. - 1 Gt. ...