... LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE, WEDNEISDAY EMvNvc. The most favourable movoment to-day has been the complete recovery of the cotton market from the ehock given to It yesterday by the stoppage bf the Royal Bank; and the oircumestance that that event is nlot thought likely to affect in any material degree the ruling staple accounts for the corn. parative indifference with which the sunpension Is regarded on ...

... [ 1 The August returns of trade and navigation, l just published, present us with the main fauts d relating to the trade of the United'ingdom for two-thirds of the present year-that is to say,'for ' the eight moonth ending the 31et Angust. These al returns exhibit an extraordinary Amonnt of st business done in all the great branches both ef. ea the import and of the export trade of the eontpy. ...

... B fP TING. How% 8p~ Di-oppu~ 80 ld ibight. 30.05 'Monday, ab 0-orpm. Miiloo HIGH WATERAT- M-4 MO1f.G M. 2I M Y.?OO 1j This Day., .. .. d w z, .28 Beloherdaze .Aunbaldau, 1m3xMV20il 30. fdoeaop- Bombay! Trturnph.Bray. ?? fdaranhnm Mezcan(ma Sieil. .c..olon u Gghe moTraolaxi,.Tagaorog J~r, ron~ad. Omta~uaSarah DonalaswDeua, I Conatsrroe, hV1teonesidt, Metrt, Parch, oe P.. Bothell aren6 a Zingra ...

... Q lPMMEERCIAL.- LIVERPOOL EXO FlANGE; ?? APBNw~ONX. The great and hope-inepidrng feature in buslseis oontinues to be the remarkably well ?? . activity and confidence in the ootton market. The' demand.from the trade ha again, been on B full scale, and the recent daily totalot 20,000 balesihas been repeoted. Of these 7.000 have been taken by export firms and speoulators. The latter 4urig the ...

... THE LIVERPOOL & THE ROUEN | | CHAMBERS OF COMMERB. | The correspondence which has taken place between the President of the Chamber of Commenct of the great manufacturing city 'of Rouen, the Manchester of France, and that of the Chamber of Commerce of Liverpool, furnishes an agreeable proof of the excellent feeling which now exists between the most intelligent classes of the two countries. ...

... I )ioredu,~. .014.-JP~m..29.02 ;'Mludnllaht 29.86 H~IQBY*TTEB AT LIMNPOOL. lIENNG HIGT. .B.M H.MAL P. Z. 2~bi5D ?? 1 ~ 19 I Pkderita, Binke.1. ..3ombsy Bma Dudbrook, Rowacn..Bo T hcoulk, Hdoa 'WhiO JSk~teThvalick,~ ylphbt.-iat&~ Valp&aralo Ciy ?? are aera nnnga.ZeiaHorguish.. Xashuz ?? ok thnin4 in),B Africa, North ..He ~ CifDiepp OC~oPER 15. Inca .. . .Monte Video Bsarh Sans Bombay * ...

... |LIYVsPOOL PRODUCE MAKET. I .. . I. 12, .w hit S ?? ?? 77 0 .80 0 * ..I b ,U SIRg- 00 fiS w4i 0 ..60 0 o8~ea1.pae ?? . e l 014 .-.60 06lere ?? 9O.4 a -Ilein ?? .0 ..60 0 ?? ;..2b ..88 10 6 Oporto . ..25 0 .. .. ?? 30 0 at .3410..35 ° Ernoromot,9lb.,duktyi&per 8par 4e mer-,.160 ..118 0 Askes,perawt. LnaA1 so9 Mont.-Foix, 1. Si ?? ?? 0.. O 00 lsts ?? LDnseed .4010..41 0 DaBrk t, 35°° L ?? Q., ...

... I ;. I S 1. ?? |~ I , p ,: [, li t If I-; The ship Tudor '0 psOtAin' Gae, wes posted at the Underwrjterk' e ?? 4S 'mIs ?? uo thavin glg been heard tf dnoa thele t the Merey on the .17th Januaryi laatybound for. I dbay.% 7It will be. remembered that theiearly art of this year was oharaoteraed: by very severu weather and manlossesatthetlme Were reported in consequence., : here is little doubt ...

... 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 ...

... I-' SIEPPING. . ~ ~ ~ w . . .; _ . . I ARRIVED. OCTOBER 1L4 COnfidence, F'ellarE'mbay iFederika, iierkeB b a a ?? L-t, .Iige Dadbrook, Be con. . bombay l1izabeth Harris, Parkinson, White J.aket, Tuvalleok, Riga ;rea ivestn CtyPoit TrannahDouglosAChristopher. GreatWestern, Cunningham, Pomaron New York Clipper, Foster ?? Dieppe BarlowHayeeS3John'a,N.B. Magrmao, Cales ?? Atrio a ;Torth Ame ...

... COMMERCIAL| LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE, tW TunsDAY EvHwm0. * ll The demand for cotton to-day has not been am 5 at good as was the~case yesterday, and the sales have St. declined to 10,000 bales. The less disposition Stt evinced by buyers to do business has rendered at holders more nervous than beforb, and though at quotations are not lower than yesterday, easier' prices have in some instances been ...

... ' I ?? .COM IA L. I I - I,. I . , ?? i. ~ i .1 ?? - ?? 1. I.f: .: LIBVEtOOLi EXa NG -;E MONDAY EXING. We have had much the 0sbuJsort' of a cotton- nariet 'as' on Frida~y Ia$. 'Holder iave oon*: tinned to supply the market veryplentifilly, but.' buyers have again heei 'o!erab-ly aotive-','d, with'. a fair 'tadeand ex'port~demand, he isales.have. .beent to the good exteptof 11rldai'ftotl, ...