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AND
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

CITY, Two o'CLooR.
The Liverpool cotton market ou Saturday closed
very heavily, and prices of all kinds were ta-
changed. The sales were 6,000 bales (1,500 for
export, and the remainder to the trade), compris-
ing 40 Pernam and Marauham, 6i 1. to 6.1 d ; 200
Egyptian, 5(1. ; and 1,000 Surat, 31d. to
41d. per lb. import since Thursday 20,000 bales.
The Railway Share Market was very quiet, at a
slight decline on Friday's prices.

In confirmation of the remarks made under this
head on Saturday with regard to the movement
in the dried fruit trade, wo have the following
London report from Messrs. Witherby and Han-
son, the article of raisins being that to which we
specially directed attention :

" From the 18th !to the 29th ult, this market was
.without any new Valentias. A strong speculative move-
ment founded, it seeing, partly on telegraphic intelligence
of rain having fallen at Denia, and injured a part of the
crop, which was unshipped, ccrnmenced on the 27th tilt.,
and from that date till 3d inst. purchases of floating car-
goes to arrive here and at outports were made on specu-
lation at a rapid rise of price, until 47a. was freely paid.
-A. cargo was taken on landing at 488., which is now the
trade price. Prior to this movement sales afloat had been
Suede at an outport at 395. The operators appear san-
guine of ultimate suttees. Black raisins have also ad-
vanced. A few Muscatels have arrived.

" Of the new currants received last month, per Earl
of Carrick, very little has been moved off at the opening
price of 116 s. Meanwhile new currants have advanced
at the places of growth, enhancing the value of subse-
quent shipments. The winter demand has not yet set
in here, and will probably be retarded this year beyond
the usual period. It will be interesting to observe to
what extent the present prices, which for fine fruit are
not much in advance of those of the two last winters,
will practically check the Christmas consumption. Fine
1351, vshen exhibited, commands 105 s. to 110 s., and ,is
taken for immediate use. The latter price has been paid
at Liverpool for 1855 Llorea, per Corinthian. The cur-
rant trade is now assuming a new feature, for it is cleor
that even if the whole of the available portion of the
1F,55 crop (say 4,500 tons) should come to this country,
that quantity, together with the little of the present
stook fit for grocery purposes, would be less than existed
in London only in September, 1854, and must serve for
our consumption and export for the next 12 months. It
appears to be, therefore, a simple question of supply
and demand."

The figures relating to the Marco Polo were
transposed on Saturday under this head. She has
been days out.

The following communication has been received
from the secretary of the Great Western Railway
of Canada :
" I am instructed to communicate to you for the in-
formation of the members of the Stock Exchange, that
the directors have adopted the following rule with regard
to the participation in dividend of shares given in ex-
change for bonds converted after the commencement of
the current half-year : •
' Interest at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum will
be paid on the bonds from the day of the last coupon due
to the day of conversion.
" Shares delivered in exchange for such bonds will
carry their proposition of the dividends from the day of
the conversion to the end of the current half-year. The
share certificates and transfer deeds will be stamped to
that effect.'

The railway ineetingi announced are the follow-
ing

Com. lace.
Eastern Countiesate Oct.O 26, LondoPn Tavern.
Glasgow, Barrhead, Nielston Nov. 6, Glasgow.
Great Luxembouri, Oct. 10, London Tavern.
Geelong and Melbourne
Lai caster and Carlisle Nov. 7, Lancaster.
Luton, Dunstatle, and Wel Oct. 10, Luton.
Lrewry and Enniskillen
West Durham
The accounts from New York report the money
Market as being easy, and although at the latest
dates stocks ruled somewhat heavy, they had pre-
viously been buoyant. The value of the exports
during the week ending September 21, was
2,262,828 dols., and the imports was 2,858,514
dols. Breadstuffs were in active request for ship-
ment, and the quantity of flour, wheat, and corn
already forwarded was large.
It appears that the amount of bullion exported
from the United States during 9 months this year
is 35,000,000 dollars, or 11,500,000 dollars over
the receipts from California. Since this came to
Europe the aggregate amount of metallic currency
here and on the Continent ought to be propor-
tionably increased, allowing for some drain to
India and China.
There are about 48,0001. on board the ship
Speedy, from Sydney, just announced.
Letters per Caroline Coventry, for the Cape of
Good Hope, will be in time if posted to-morrow
(Tu slay) evening.
A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. De Lisle,
Janvrin, and Co. was held to-day. Mr. Dobie, on
hadrequested to preside, said he thought all he
nad to say was that there were three propositions
suggested by the friends of the house. It was thought
that, as the house was held in such universal esteem,
it might not be difficult to find friends, who were
Personal friends, through whom they could procure
funds to resume their business. This proposition
failing, the next was that the affairs of the firm
should be carried on under inspection, and that the
demands should be liquidated as fast as possible.
This being carried, the next would be that Messrs.
• be Lislewith the assistance of friends, would establish
a new firm, so that the valuable connections of the
°use might be retained, and the correspondence
ee resumed as for the past. Messrs. de Lisle were
not immediately prepared to submit any figures,
although they were in an advanced state, and
311 a very short time they would lay them be-
!ere the creditors. The funds that they had
in hand would meet immediate engagements
for the purpose of giving time for the consideration
of these plans, he (the chairman) would move that
the meeting be adjourned till Saturday next at 12
o'clock. Mr. Gillespie, on behalf of the Bank of
I3ritish North America, concurred in the state-
xn. ents of the chairman and seconded the resolu-
tion. They had written out to Canada requesting
that an officer of the establishment be appointed
to report upon the securities, and he believed the
• other establishments interested had done the same.
, As regards the fends being in perfect safety, there
Could be no doubt upon the subject. The motion
being carried, thanks were voted to the chairman,
and the proceedings terminated.
The English Stocks, which opened with a trifling
increase of buoyancy, have gone flatter since, Con-
• cols being now 87 to when before they were
871 to I, and momentarily even 87g The settle-
ment of the account will now begin. to work
as it takes place on Friday, and the members
of the "house," as well as the majority of
the " outsiders" are considered to be heavy Bears.
Rxchequer Bills are is. to ss. discount, and India
30nds, 3s. discount to 3s. premium. Exchequer
Bonds are 14 discount. There is still much cancer-
. tainty as to whether the Bank will raise the rate
On Thursday to 6 per cent.
Foreign Securities are quiet generally, but in
Turkish Bonds there have been several transactions
at rather fuller prices. The 6 per Cents. are 831
and the New Scrip is 21 to 2i discount.
panish Deferred Stock is 191 H. Sardinian Bonds
have been done at 841. Dutch Two-and-a-Half
Per Cents. are 641. Grenada Deferred Stock is
steady at Brazilian Old Five per Cents, have
been dealt in at 99 to 99.
The following are the nominal prices of foreign
stocks :—Grenada Deferred Bonds, 18 to 20; Mexi-
can, 211 to 21,1 ; Peruvian, 74 to 76 ; ditto Three
per Cents., 54 to 56; Portuguese Four per Cents.,
43 to 45 ; Russian Five per Cents., 97 to
99 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 85 to 88 ;
Spanish Now Deferred, 38 to 381 ; ditto Three
per Cents., 191 to 191 ; ditto Certificates, 41- to
41 ; ditto Passive, 4-4- to ft.
The railway market is in some respects firmer,
but there has been very little done. Great West-
ern, Great Northern, North British, and Eastern
Counties, have been principally dealt in. East
Indian are flatter. Sambre and Meuse are 1 better.
Australasia Bank are 10s. lower. Canada Land
have dropped 31. to 41.

BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CV)t,
( From the o#icial List.)
Redness done
n per Cent. Consols Annaities 37a 7
India Bonds, £lOOO ..........
Ditto, under £lOOO 3 p 3 d
Consols for Account, 12th October B7i i g 7
Excheo nor hills, 2}d. 2d.
£lOOO. ...
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Exchequer Bonds 1858, 3i per Cent 9Bi
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PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
trazillan Bonds 5 per Cent. ..
Ditto for the Account.
Ditto Small
Orenada Bonds, Deferred
Bardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent.
Ditto for the Account Bli
Spanish Bowls, 3 per Cent —
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wirkith Bonds, 6 pia cent B3i I
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Ditto New Scrip, 4 per Cent.
parable on the above paAbie in Loro,.
1::/ltr,h Exchange, 2i per Cout. 12 Gull 6; i
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