... LIVERPOOL EXCHlANGE, WNEDNESDAY NE I2 The coiteu market has not rallied itself from thse less spirited mood into ?? itrelapsed yesterday: indeed it has gone a li-tie further in the same un- asvourable direk ion. The demand has not been at all so good as on Weduesdoy, and, with a continued readiness to sell, th; upward tendency of prices ,whith began on Tuosdldy or Friday last, and which made ...

... ( LoSING OF THE MANX BRAN YCH. The failure of the Glasgow Bank has come upon 1 Al the trading community of Scotland like a thunder- of clap. Great excitement prevailed yesterday in wi Glasgow. At ten 'clock in the morning there was trt a crowd of depositors in front of the bank, but the Il p doors were closed. In answer to repeated knocks, 1 1 the porter opened the door and said there was lc ...

... Is IrNET.ARY AftDtouInERGIIL. i - . ; - =- l . t WEDNESDAZ . , kIDnON4. WRDVnXDAY Evznixa.- 'N illor, operations were rzported at.the Boakto-day. Tue total influx on 'balance for the week, however, amounts to the 'cosiderablW sur of £519,000,MAnd it is thought probable that-the Bank dirctors ?? lower the rate of discount to-morrow to 4' per cent. Under these circumstances very few bills ware ...

... FOREIGN MAkRKETS. speecially BReported. re Ams'rEBDr, October I-Wheat nnchanged; November, 269. Eye, October, 141; M3arch, 154. S BJPLimu, October 2--Whea t, October-November, j, 174; April-May, 181;. HAMBURG October 1.-Wheat steady; October- co November, i67; November-December, 169. is s MARsasEnLES, October 1.-WlVeat quiet: Ber- diauski, 34; red 'tinter, 25.50; Nicopol, 33.50. L PFtus, ...

... JAlIF kILzls, SeCmt SCOTCH BANKRUI'T& s. - 'vist as e rem the Edinburgh Gazette of Yester~s.4 gentsh Le sePuetarBATIoNS nlym Le September 29. The CLYDIS ToWING COMPANY, Cape Is an-d John Duncan, accountant and steanntugowner, arrinv is Greenock, the only partner of said company, and on th Ik as an individua L Creditors to meet in the White and ii ts Hart inn, Greenock, 11th October, at twelve ...

... I FRIDAY, OCt. 4 CORN-EXCHANCGE. IlAR K-LANE. The position of the grain trade at Mark-lann has not appreciably altered. Quietness still prevails. English wheat was in moderate sup. ply. There was the usual diversity in the qual- sty and condition of the samples, by far the larger proportion being indifferent. Of foreign produce about an average supply was on the stands. Choice produce met ...

... KONEZTAY AND OOMMlOZILrAra Zlp TE LLISENMC. A very general fail in pr coes took place onthe Stook Exchange upon thle revival of the disuieting rumours recently circnlated regerding the condition of trade at certain centres in the Xorth Itwens reported u before that large amounts of stook apon whioh advanoes hnd been obtainied wrould be thrown upon the market owing to the inabilitof the ...

... MONDAY. ML ILLmnSThe arrivals duriug the past weekbhave been- Rnglih wheat, 9,500 qrs, foreign. 70 SoS qrs, Exports, 2,002 qrs. There was a fair supply of lingebs whieat at maeickt this morning, and by reason of the divergence in the quality of the sesapil s a difference of 16a to 1i.s per qr was apparent between the highest and the lowest quotatious. Iintthese Oircumistsueeb no farther ...

... (FROar 01 OWv CorinESIPONMaN.) LoNnoN, Monday Evening. C Extook Exchaange securities were firmer again to-day, but business was most inactiS's. The chief movement was in railways, in which there is a gradual rebound from the -depressions of last week. The upward movement did not a sexceed J to a, but at this rate, moderate as it is, there I would soonhbe a complete return to former prices. In ...

... Monday Evening. b Is the Stock Exchange to-day the general tone was ?? until late in the afternoon, when less b strength prevailed, particularly as regards Foreign Stocka Business was most inactive, and X almost exclusively confined to the dealers them- selves. The English Funds were strong and frac- tionally better on the increasing ejse in the Money Market. With regs±a to Foreign Government ...

... THE CITY OF GLUSUOW BANK FAILURE. ANOTHER GREAT FAILURE. A circular was issued in London yesterday after- -noon, stating that, in consequence of the stoppage of the City of Glasgow Bank, Messrs. Smith, Fleming, and Co., of 17 and, 18, Leadenhall-street, are compelled to suspend payment. This will in- wolve the suspension of their corresponding houses, William Nicol and Co., Bombay, and Fleming ...

... NAIL AND SHIP NEWS. (lizumna's TELzGn.21r.) I ADEw, Saturday-The British Indian Steam Bhvigation Com- panf's steamer tilva, from London, left bhere to-day for Inrraehea _ and the Persian Gulf. Sunday,-The British Indian Steam Naviga- 1. tion Compnny a steamor itrkara left hero to-day for Colombo, Lt Madras, and Caloutta. B BoRnDauX, Satunrday,-The Messageries Maritimes Company's steamer Nisr, ...