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LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY EVENING,

The Liverpoi?l Cotton Market has been quiet
to-day, and only about 5,000 bales'haVe been sold

at previous rate

The Liverpool Share Market opened dull, but
improved „during the .day, ankagarn became flat,
prices closing as follow :—Aberdeen, 141 15. Ches-
ter and Birkenhead, 17 17k. Caledonian, 301
Chester and Holyhead, lot lit. Eastern
East Lancashire. 211 211.
orthern, 23. f, 24. Ditto A, 9: 9e. Great
Western, 62 621. Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock.

Counties, 10 3-16 10i,
Great

91 971. -Liver-root Crosby, and Southport; 18a
19. London and North Western Stock, 107} 103
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 33 334. Ditto

Neiv 6 per cent. Pret, 1 flp.. Ditto Preference,
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124. Midland Stock, 84, 827,-. North British; Ot
91. North Staffordshire, 4t- 41d. Soiitla Eastern
and Dover, 22 22 1-16. York, Newcastle; and
Berwick, 211 21i. York and North Midland, 31313.
Leeds Capital Stock, 18 181. Buffalo and Lake
Huron, 1 lb. Dutch Rhenish
Western of Canada, 26 26z. Ditto New Shares,

Great

3 3-16 3 5-16 p. Great Luxembourg, 9 Btd.
The Earl of Sefton has arrived with dates from
Melbourne to the 26th of April, and has brought
49,00,0 ounces of gold, valued at about 196,000/.
The Francis Henty had sailed on the 16th of April
for London, with 106,273 ounces, valued at abbut
425,0001: The New Great Britain • had also sailed
with 46,769 ounces for London. The Royal
Charter, for Liverpool, and the Oliver Lang, would
lave about 150,000 ounces between them. All these
s may be expected to arrive within the next
id hence we may look for nearly
1,250,0001. worth of gold from Australia during the
present month. The yield of the gold fields con-
tinued gradually to increase. The arrivals at Mel-
bourne by escort, for the four weeks ending Aprill9,
races, or about 949,1361 worth. The
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731,863 ounces,

against 402,330 ounces for the

corresponding period of last year. The balance of
exports from Melbourne over imports for the year
from Ist of January to the 12th of April wRs
1,265,271/. the figures being—exports, 4,680,4691;
imnorts, 3,715,228/.

The steamer Atlantic, which arrived this Morn-
ing from New York, brought nearly a million of
dollars in specie. The New York papers pubish- a
statement of the number and value of vessels lost
during the six months from January to July, 1856,
including partial damage to ship and cargo, by
which it appears that the value thus swallowed by
the ocean during this disastrous period was nearly
sixteen million dollars.
The steamer Anglo-Saxon which has arrived
from Quebec, has brought the Canadian mail,
which should have been received by the last
Cunard steamer, but which did not reach Boston
in time, in consequence of a railway accident. . .

Accounts from-Lisbon state that the greatest
tranquility exists in Portugal, and that the Parlia-
mentary session had closed under the most
favourable circumstances as regards the financial
condition of the couutry. The second chamber
had discussed the measure' proposed by the
government to raise a loan of 300,0001 sterling, for
the purpose of carrying out certain public works in
progress, and constructing railways, and voted the
bill wth the greatest unanimity. The Assembly
were to close their labours on the 151 h of this
month.

Advices from Mulhouse, in France, one of thechief
cotton manufacturing towns in that country, state
that the demand for calicoes is steady, and that
most of the retail traders are laying in their stocks
for the season. Although the consumption of this
necessary article is not equal to what it is in Eng
land, still it is increasing throughout France, and
the manufacturers at Rouen, Mulhouse, &c., are
increasing the number of their looms monthly.
The manufacture of fabrics, half cotton and half
wool, likewise at these factories, is greatly on the
increase, while muslin-de-laines are not so much in