... TUESDAY Ev INnG. D The influx of gold to the Bank continues, and it 2 is announced that an increased sum is to be in- vested this quarter on account of the Sinking t Fund, yet the funds, as well as other securities, have to-day shown a distinct increase of heaviness. Dlness was occasioned in the morning by the somewhat less favourable character of the revenue returns, but, under the influence ...

... COMMERCIAL AND MONETAlRY. erno s 'ou City C0o-erspon1a'.e111 LONnor(, Tuesday Eveni;P. Notwithstanding the oroaking of somo of the papers the revenuereturns aresatisfactory, independently of the fact that during the present quarter the large ?? of £072,682, had to be invested in the redemp- tion of debt through the operations of tieo iiuking Fund. This is s larger amount thai for the last ...

... I . . - , I. ? . . ? I , . , ?? ?7 , - ?j . -, ? -- - Tl ouE 1 EvunDG. At the openling ?? morniog, jrthe cotton mrhot seemed q'uat~e 'up to ,tbo i~spqved feeling evinced -yesterday, nand~ the deiemyn fprom :all olasses of :operators wasl resnimed wtltr unaboate spirxit;.but from first to last the tldiig' froth Manchester have been 'ju a. bad as the'coi1d have been expeted'to be, had e ...

... M&NUFACTURES AND COMMERCE. MARKETS IN TE MKANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. nI GREAT inactivity still prevails in the demand for almost all de- r *e scriptions of manufactured goods, but the quotations have ruled 1: about ot tionary. In the coal asid iron trades, however, a better tone prevails, and prices are more firda ., i BlsuDFosD.-The tone of the niarket is still very quiet. The s g sales of wool ...

... A. ehira-t of the ocse rrpedle oO th3 Rellmo of tile Ulitei bigilardn. tn the unlermentioned penio 1 .erded Septeosbhr go. 1867, coupared with tle core opodiirr perioda of the precedfng sear QUARTFR E MDP.D Bet. 30, 18ept. 30, I 197 86 rtac Dcro5ao. Cutoms ?? ?? . 592,00ao 6,541i,0 - A3t Excibe ?? o 4.30o00OOR 4.20.0001 - _ 220,00J Stamnps ?? . . ?? 12,200,00 2,076,00711 125,000 T a x e s. . I ...

... LATEST CoMEOIL NEWS. LOIDQ, Tuesday Evening.- 9hom Ue Globe of WS ZvsnlXV City, Two o'clocL.' The stock markets are nearly all depressed, and the Funds are 4 lower. There is no foreagn new;.of importance to disturb the equilibrum, though an adverse construction is placed upon them by the opponents of Government. The amount to be in- vested in the current quarter on account of the Sinking Fund ...

... - A K -T S. U? ELFAST AL TSp54 Oc.I r, Per ow:. 0: I tlibra. t9e ,ha. e,_ I. i Taarbnp, pE ~' fl-uoar C a lrs,lCr'n II L Io iGv71 Dt lo.,Iirkin,03 it: rafl ~Pt-azs &e 7 51 0 7 Av,,,7cs 3) -,v lee P'atr',-u'.4 O4 0 Do.,Wtek-iU Sn, a ' o )vts .. St4 De.hat, 2 0-3 eeta, 0 4tU'i]-rt-,lnWpeert li2 Lamb ..0 dSo I De.ttr, evb.. v-1 -i yve Vera, per lb. .. 6 0 -0 X-' is sr -rages .. 01 S-i0 BaCon, .. ...

... SIOTCH BANKRUTS. - (FrsathE bs GasetteotYeatexda ' ^ - -8 1esxrOns. Septembei 2. The compy carrying on business in Pestr uner the ;-inme anil dedtidaa of the Pr1EN lf COPJd, ?? M'PhenJames Rwobertson, Robert Wallce, and Wili;-m bthller, al ishipbuider and residipgin. Pcah, the presenlt idividual jpter f the a bmpany, as petr 2hereod, and as 'individa'l Creditors to meet within te Solictors ...

... SHARE LIST-THIS DA Y ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. V; . Closing Business done RAILWAYS. Prices, to-day tic 0~ E Tuesday. to I pm. St lcoo Bristol and Exeter 83 85 St con Caledonian.14.4 co3xd ro0 . xd St coo Cambrian. 35 45 so Ial Cornwall 3 3 St coo Dublin and Belfast Junction 73 76 St loo Dundee, Perth, & Abd. Juuc. 70 72 so 6 East London 100 all Ditto Scrip - . St coo Glasgow and South ...

... Wednesday, Ha49pas1 Oaet The tone of the markets this morning is flatter than at any time yesterday, the Funds having moved down for opening operations to 94's to 9434 for money and 943-16 to'q4 5-16 for the account for Consols, and 92's to 9234 for both money and the account for Reduced. The fall of 34 in French Threes yesterday, occasioned by disquieting rumours on the Continent, and no ...

... Tr . lonal a1d 80?es5 Circular.) l LIVERlPOOL, Sept. 30 . The month of September has been an exceedingly quiet one us regards our, wool mavrket the Bales, with perleaps two or three exceptions, having been of very limited ex- tent, sand at pxikes almost invariably in favour of buyers. There has beets a moderate demand for East Indin in second habds, and the 608 bales offered at the Londoes ...

... E. -7 2AKK 7.tOM [LD C --AeB14. fA- 9X0.1-1. r or r A,,,1 e r --T, enril-me ~ig ot thei. pro ii~tbrJ3fl-qfj-tbA* ?? yester~day at~th, ...