... 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 ...

... (rAom our City Coorrcpondent.] LONDON, Thursday Evening. The suspension of Agra and Masterrnan's Bank is not altogether a surprise. It was anticipated so long as the system was maintained of circulating injurious reports; and many persona can now be found who predicted it as R certainty the moment those reports reached India, if they reached theiei in the same con. dition as they prevailed ...

... 3 The monthly meeting of the council was hold yesterday, at the Exchange-buildings, Mir. Meade King presiding.-Mr. Mactie called attention to an the death of Mr. Graham Gilbert, a Scottish in artist, who some time ago presented to the l chamber a portrait of George Canning. He thoughttas a mark of respect, a small tablet tofshingdthe placedunderneaththe picture, record- of met fact of the ...

... 1 ~.[NA3IES OF SOLICITORS AND FUlRTHER PARTICULARS TO BE i*OBrAIHED ~AT THE OFFICE OF THE CHIEF REGISTRAR, CCOURT OF BANKRUPTCY, BASINGHALL-STREET.] BANKRUPTS. IGEORGE ROBERT BROWN, Willow-walk, Berniondacy, carpenter tO RUiTvnder Juiie 20, at 1i. JOSHIUA SABBIARTON, Edward-street, Peiitonvifle, cabinet liaker, June 20, at 11. RoIIERT DOLMAN, Ashley-crescent, City-Toad, traveller to lace e ...

... I FRIDAY EvmuYIG. K The hinds 1,have again shiown buoyancy to-day, bvli and~ hae isn per cent., owing chiefly to the Hod rapid inlflux Of gold, and to the highly encouraging Mei natuire of the returns just issued by the Banks of fi Bingland and France. British railway stocks were Fe likew ise better, especially Great Northern A and till Mletropolitan. It is further satisfactory to remark ag ...

... MsETRoroLITAN CATTLE MARKET, Jane 25. The arrivals of live cattle and sheep, &c., into the port of London from the Continent during the pat week have been good. The Custom-house official re. turnf gives an entry of 1459 oxen and cows, 620 calves, 8783 sheep and lambs, 295 pigs, and 13 horses, to. gether making a total of 11,120 head, against 14,610 at the same period last year, 6845 in 1864, ...

... IA1RXE EDITION. CALEDONIANDt MlERCURY OFFICE. Wtre-snAr, Jane 27, 3.30 Per, EDINBURGH GRAIN MARKET, June 27. Wyheat was 4s up en the top, and Is up on the average. Barley was 6d up on the top, and 8d ap on the average. Oats were 3d up on the top, and 4d doovn on the average. Beans were the same on the top, and 5d up on the average. Wiheat. I Barley. j Vatl. I e anns. Top1) 6Os Od 40s 6d 34s 9d ...

... Cr0ystal Palace Company. m 1. A s . _ _ z _ _ .. , I The twenty-second ordinary meeting of Proprietors in the Crystal Palace Company was held last Tuesday at the London Tavern, Bishopgate-street-Mr. TeosAs N. FARQUHAR presiding. The usual preliminaries having been gone through, the Report which has been already published. was read. The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the Report, said that ...

... TH? MONEY MARKET. (Fromcb ?? of Satwrdayl The recovery of the money market has made further progress this week. It would have mrade very considerable progress bult for the failure of the Agra Bank. It is true that such a collapse has been probable for the last two or three weeks. Bat the~re seemed to be evi- dlence last wreek that after all the institution| night manage to avoid stoppage. The ...

... Lo1NDox, WednesdayEvening. [BY 8-SiCIAL WIHZ,] (From the Globe of this Eyenaig.) City, Twelve o'clock. The highly favourable weather for the growing crops is inducing encouragement in all businese quarters, especially in the Stock Exchauge, where quotations generaly are buoyant. Consola have risen another - per cent., to 86i 7 for money, and to 87J 4 for the account. In foreign stocks, Turkish ...

... Fridat', 2 o'c/ock. The present Bank returns are most satisfactory. The reserve of notes has increased to the extent of 1,751,995, bringing up the total to 2, 167,40:5-a sum, however, still insufficient to justify the directors in lowering the rate of discount. The stock of bullion has increased by 1,400,oS6, and as the amount of gold sent in during the week was 1,254,000, it follows that some ...