... I- w S . - I P P ?? - :. .. ;, READINGS OP THII BAROMETER. Sunday, Dec. 30.-Fqur pm., 29.10; Midnight, 29.10 I M~onday, Deo in-eu ?? 29:28; IMidnlht, 294{0 : HIGH WATER AT LIVERPO7.L : MORNmNo. EVB5IING. HE=OnT, R., F.n ?? . L ThieDay ?? 8 10. .. 8 12 1 To-morrow . 9 8. 930 .. 12 10 :AB][VZD. Drozoi ~Dr~imni MllsaourlEdw ?? Sappbho ()Alexandria Medua, Ireland. Denla ca) Clark. krinc Edward ...

... The New Year opens with very fair prospects for trade, commerce, and industry, although some time will be required to heal the wounds of the year that is passed. When that painful process is completed there seems to be no reason why the country should not again enter on a course of commercial prosperity. We commence the year 1867 with all the great Powers of the world at peace with each other. ...

... I- - 4 .?!i I ?? ? 1 I O* Mm. - bit ? I., ?, i I LIVERPO~~~t i~OHANGE, ~loc This ,has :been a. holiday. In the cotton and10 general produce markets. Buslne6ss M_'oilnot b, .1 restumtd until WednEiiday.' 100 The new tear will open with very, fair prospects 11OK for the com fllieeal community. 'The bank rate of IVt discount is at, the easy figoire of 83j per cent. to lo( start with, Mid at ...

... *LIVERPOQOL gCHANGE, IITUESDAY EVENING. To-day having beena1 holiday in the ooi.ton and general produce mnarkets, we have'no, reports to make. Business will re-open to morrow, SHAICE M&ARET.-The market opened strong for home railways, and has continued Steady during the day, any finaliy closes at an advance of Itol1 per cent. for the leading lines, In the foraigs market Grand Trunks are i, ...

... THE LIVERPOOL EMIGRATION r - TRADE FOR 1866;. t: T0e returns and statistical tables compiled at the Government' emigration office, showing the emigration from this port during the past year) have just been completed for transmission to the authorities in London. Asusual, the documents furnish a large anmount of useful and interesting information connected with an important branch of thet ...

... i - . 3 I ..7_ . .. . ._ . 4p ` ADING OPTHnBAROM0 j _soday De. 1-Pu pm. 29.28Mdigt , 2940 Tueda, Jan. 1.-Fourp.,22;Mingt2.1 HIGn WATERAT LIVERPOOL, MoitoNrxo. EVENING. HF)IGHT. PI. M1. IH. M. Is. I. ?? 9 30 . ?? 1210 ARRIVED. 3Dzxoxassr 21. FP titetrouw:j. Legorj~n OIindq isat,1eelay Poambuco I Se. oem Hoyhea,&b J~~gUARS! 1. ?? Moraian~t foe) ?? Portland Heclataslebdmoudeon,NYovl I Olympus ?? ...

... COMMERCUIL. LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY EVENING. Business on our Exchange has reopened after the holidays with the -Aame animated aspect which it presented at the ?? of the cotton market on1 Saturday last, and with a strong demand from the trade the sales have been to the large extent of 20,000 bales, 15,000 of which have been taken by spinners. With a few exceptions, prices have advanced id ...

... i l (Prom the London Gecztte of Tuesday, Jtmn L.) BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Bruce Charles, folles-atroet, Cavendlsh-equareSansorit proiessor. BAKUT Abrahams, Fluns, Aldridge road-villas, Westbourne-parkc, boon. Irmoni secturer. Abbott, Barker- J., St. Mark-street, Great Prescott-streob, solicitor-. Allen, Willinm, Longsight, traveller. Brown, C., Edgware-road, baby linen manufacturer. Billington, ...

... The first conference of the United Kingdom Alliance of Organised Trades was opened on Tues- day, at ten o'clock, in Dalton-roome, John Dalton- street,l Manchester. The frequency of lock-outs in the country last year occasioned grest conster- nation amongst workmen of the various trades, and they determined upon attempting to devise some effectual means of checking those lock-outs, and ...

... I READINGS OF THE BAROMETER. 3 Tuesday, Jan. I.-Four p.m., 29.22; Midulght, 29.12 I Wednesday, Jan. 2.-Jour p.m., 29.2z6; Midnight, 29.48 HIGH WATER AT LrVERPOOr. MOpVING. EVENING. Hinoic, ?? U. N. M. PI. This Day ?? 9 54 ?? 13 8 To-morrow ?? 32 1051 ?? 1i 6 ARRIVED. JANUA.RY 2. Donati (neasw ?? Tine Celabar ?? (for Brazil and Rt. Piae liuc) Aranco ?? . sa Franaleco ?? la), JMickan, c New ...

... THE ORGANISED TRADES OCO i FERENCE AT MAXCIEISTER On Wednesday, the delegates prooed4 t discjs the rules of the Alniance. an irawn up kra ch committee appointed last year at Sheffiel Q: the second rule which proposed to render Fo nr) iary and morl support to all trades in conne; y with ?? might be exposed to6 nt evils ?? from loCkSE out, a long ?? if took place. The principal pointat ...

... I C OMME3IIIAh;. I LI;ERPOOL EXXOANGE, THURSDAY EVENNG. The demand for eottoi from the trade continues good, and this oiroumstance sustains the markeb,, which, however, from the absenoe of 'any con- siderable support from speculators, has worn a rather quieter aspeot, though the Sales have been to the extent of 15,000 bales, of which ?? hare taken 11,000. Transactions ir Iottn t I arrive ...