... LIVELPOOL EXCHANGE, WEDNESD&Y EvEN-1NG. The cotton market closes upon 1819 with a de- cidedly anxious aspect, and in the pretence of an unusually large stock for the season,-pretty nearly approaching, as it does, 500,000 bales. This and the continued increase in the receipts at the American ports are the great facts of the present position, and they explain the stronger disposition of holders ...

... 3OMMERCIAl INTELLIGENCEi THE MON~EY MARKET. 0 LoNDON, Wednesday night. The demand for money to-day hag been rather active in connection with the requirements of the 5tk. stock Exchange settlement and the close of the year. sti-. Short loans were quoted at 2~ to 3 per cent. The atk.: discount rate8 wvere unchanged, at 2%4 to,29 per cent. 'Ik for first-class bills, with a moderate business doing ...

... LONDON, WEDNEsDAy EvsNrNs. ,ere was rather an active demand for money. .'unchanged. ,000 in gold taken into the Bank on balance. ;ia Bill tenders, Is Sad. Cuasola firmer, 97d to 971, Account; New and Reduced, 974 to 970. Foreigu Securities: Egyptian have been weaker, but closed firm; Ditto (Unified), 56 to 564; Ditto (Preference), 844 to 84j ; Ditto (Daira) about 71; Kbassa Loan rose 2; ...

... ANNUAL REVIEWV OF THE SHIPPING TRADE, Messrs. C. W. 1(ellock and Co., of London, have issued the following ?? the first timle daring the laet four years we are enabled to congratulate our friends upon nn existing cheerfulness in shipping circles, founded on a steady, solid, improvement in business generally, and wdhat may be not unreasonably considered a positive termination of that period of. ...

... ANNU DjL COMMIRCIAL REPORT. ON t't let of Janurtry, 1879, vveo put before our readers a very gloomy appoarauce of trade through- out the United Kingdom, and also included the Continents of Enrope and America. In fact, throughout the whole ol the known Torld a state of depression in trade existed which no financier could aavo anticipated or expected. Since then troubles, in the name of wars, ...

... TEE: XlOflE MAPUET.| Ten year began wish business slowly recovernag, froma the severe shock that credit bad received i through the fianucial disaster of the previous - October, and not unrtil the year was wvell advanced did anything like comparative confidence agin prevail, so thoroughly had the feeling of dist~rust permeated every branch of trsade throughout the i country. The depression? ...

... HE IORTHERN \EgCtO. I FRIDJAY, N4VUARY 2, ISSO. ?? m -- - -1 - s Tfirn prospects of the New Year are generally believed to be good. During the last three months of 1879 a large anl unexpected demand for iron from the United States gave a stimulus to trade in the North which had a very remarkable effect. Prices which had been dragging downward until they had reached the almost inconceivable ...

... SHARB LIST-THIS DA P. ?? The principal Stocks and Shares not quoted in this List will be fhfound in the Money Article page g. ORDINARY SHARES AN] Closin Railways. Wed Bristol and Exeter _ ,, Caledonian .- _ o.1 East London(Consolidated) ig Glasgow and South Western 95 Great Eastern .. . sg/ Great North of Scotland .. 67 Great Northern - -.22 Gt.NorthA Arec.nodiv.till ts854 Gt.NorthBJ 6p. c. ...

... - rn ?? LONDON, TLMIJISDAY. 45! To-day being Bank Holiday, the Stock Exchange is closed. 76E DARLINGTON, TEHORSDAY EVE:NINO. IFI LISTSUEPI14.Ii V Y WIAIAAVi q{4LRJING. I Stock and S0 Lrebroker, Derlingtou. ,- .n.. . ., -- Norn. ORDINAII! SIAn'SN BNU) C)N Arnut 50Ce 3. PriCe3. RaILWAVY4. Stock NortiEteru Cono19 ?? 10) 147i-148 2b Tees VIlley ?? 1o - .i5 2 StocklWhltlIyieUd.,&30'bro.iaio 10C- 24 ...

... -? i,. D 1-1011,11,J111GIAL. ,?j I RY AN , U ?l J1 ? ?? NI lA ILWAY 2IAtZKgiS. T if Uiil)R xi (AY vtx~o.ThoBank rate of i ~ t ~cent. The supply of mnnnxy l 1it''RaC1 i jixrd plenatiful, and thle dern-atot l x'a, .3~ ratesrued deextidly lower. Short I LII iltilalle at 2 to Il er cet, n 3tu i Uot~atxoii for first-class bills did not aquj-tioxis haive been reported at thle ail wxi21cixa dollars ...

... C½IUN AND PRODUCE' MARKETS. THIURSDAY. (rm BRISTOL. CORNM2ARCKET. hirersleh, R1. arid HI. Adtam'sa Ofrcutor.) 1:sgfkih heviet, owving to the elirrige of wceathier, ha3 riot lire. prmt ci iii tot irtlisr, aid imet weiti little or noc tieiiri I at, ilr.oiniig prices. 'lhe' Crile for forc'fgrr wee nie very cqulit, fir p~rno fairijice grindling In Ineilerate rcllneet, sid fully, a de-ar. Maize wts ...

... ! ;rIeniM orw OWBN nwronUTUs, tAIAEI 'OiUtR~. 1> U*.l-N I 2I;: las ;8 CIwAT)IN,' TIIS A- tNTIL% Ai NRAY!S, ;&N 0)11t~tlt \1Utt. iNSStAM COAL CO~I.WiU. AIND D1. ?? 1 U i N G bOC Ai. DEiEGATR MEETiNG AT A iEELDAE. t ?? ?? 3i'tU~ll moo ILU 'otilog (IL IiOE'h4:II ?? i ?? - ; i jtii ';ti i''S~aI t:al ie i-irH of ?? tn l. - j # 11:.orudthl) Wa~lei', upo the qu~estion ?? the v t z :> > !. ?? 1 a ...