... I I 1'/aTurlsday Evening. Consols opened this morning at the closing prnes of yesterday, namely, 914 to i for money. and 91; to 92 for the account; and these were maintained, with slight variations, unzt-l the announce- m, nt of the further rise in the Bank rate of interest. The mar- - ket then suddenly gave way, although the measure had been folly - I anticipated by many parties, and the ...

... -i R . AS, 't SHAR E LIST. :5'0 bcit tod ted srs. bthe I ?? FusawAnY 27. Descriptions of Stocks3. Shares. I ?? His. £ Bank of Scotland . 100 0 British Tinnis.100 0 Caledoniltfl..1)00 (IS City ofGlaegGa' .10 0 o, Clydesdale.20 0 or Comnmercial.50000 ?? . .250 Edinburgh S- Claseoue. . 5 0 E- xchange Bank of Scotland I100 0 r.NatlIos1m l . . 20 00 Fi North British lian% . .10 0 r.North ofScotlged ...

... STATE OF TIUE LONDON MHONEY MARKET. I 7 Fr , it_ New. lire (From f/ie Glob0e.) cite This (Tuesday) is trulv a day of trial in the Citv, and many of ant our ro't wvealthy and respectable firms liave bee'n put to ten in- of convenience they but little anticipated atfew weeks ago. As toI rts, giving correctly tbe rates charged for accommodation. it is al- I and mnost a hopeless task, because from ...

... THE IRON TRA?DE. -1. 11-L.. ?? -- ?? ?? (Frnat A is's Bi ?? Gazetie.) During the past fortniliht great activity has prevailed, several large contracts have been taken, and othcrs as exteasive aie nofw in tile narl;ct. For pig iron, especially of good quality, the in- quiries have been aldi'ant, and it becomes tevey day more i evident that the stocks of pipe in South Stl:ltordsliire are ...

... GLASGOW SHAlt~l1SL G L S O Y SH A t hi, S I' Desritios f Socs. Shares. Paid Closing u . tions. d sntt.a s . ,d. L z .d Bal~nk ?? 100 0 100 0 0 164 0 a1 o1 British Linen 100 0 100 0 0 210 0 7n Caledonlvmi. 10 0 2 10 0 4 7 6 a City of Wisegow . D1 0 i0 0 13 0 00 Clydesdale ?? 0 10 0 0 13 5 0 Commnercial . 600 0 100,0 D0 163 6 0 it Eastern .. 5 0 10 0 0 I15 i 0 ?? . 0 50 0r61 i01 '0 ...

... ULAStiOW SHARE LIST- Dntn t S ?? lnars eI Descriptions of SloCi ton~ Faaecavn 1?. Ohls. Shares. Pa ~id lih u. Quota. ions. Ralik of Scotland100 0 100 0 0 176 0 0 heir Br~is anen. 100a0 00 D0 0220 0 The IXCletoian to. O0 2 1 0 4la 0 City of Glasgow.10 00 100 0 'I I, a, C lydesdale.20 0 I 00 C6 0 12 16 (3 of- ommercialj.25000 100 0a 167 0 0 Sd. Eastern 25 0 10 0 0 12 2 &9O ~me Excanze I~nk of ...

... O ANA a u a ,:h , -4 to- . . ?? s a.t.1- .Abstract of the 'Nett Prodce of~ thle Revenue of Great rint ?? in the Years emid Quaerters ended 5th April 15~46, and i:st: April 1547, shot%' ing~ the increase- or Decrease thereof. Income -for the Year ended 5th April, 1847, as comipared with that ended] 5thi April, 1846. Year ended Aprin], 18~45- 18 . 1847 Increase. Decrease. Cestoos ?? 6115i 7560 ...

... d in tim- Clyde on Tuesday. the ffarriet Scott-..Ale.a..er, -of Belfast, fironm Otiehee ; sailed 14u1t October, with a cro. of z -timber, for Glasgow. Came (iv thle 'North Channel. Exnerienced I h: strong gales of ?? from the, westwaru. Left loading for Clye as the harpties Blonde and Rom ulus. - ri -Arrired in thep Clyde samle day, thle U nicorn, Crawford, of Glasgow, from larre'rara, ; ...

... I 2 ?? i. ?? ..e N (From tihe Globe.) The harvest in tihe more southern of the wheat-growing districts of' Europe and Americn is now general, and in man places over. With very few exceptions, the yield ! has been found to exceed an average both in quality anti in qonintitv. And all accounts, horne and foreigrn, agree in rating~ thatt the crops not yet ready for the sickle promise encwllv well ...

... LOCKERBY SELPTEMBER AURKET. (FreOt?l ie Do.s..riles Courier.) This important a7d growing market was ld on Thursdav last orn thle hill. The late fall in the price of sheep h saving been chiecked by the advance at Faileirk tryst the general impression wa'ls that good prices would be going at J.oclkerbuy, which had the client of bringing out an extra quantity of stock, much more thou there was ...

... TIlE CROPS AND COM-MERCE. f 7- , 1. - I / a I - l (Fron t/re CGthe.) '.If The application of a large alditional share of every or ma1's iticoine to the ?? of fsod-the necessary re- fr suit of the recent failure in tho suppiv-sesens now to have produced nearly its full ef'ect uponu our commerce. I-lame producers of grain and other articles of ordinary se consumption have, for the last six ...

... TIRE WVINE TRADE. , .. + 8 . I I , ?? I t (Thum Mu Manchester Guardian.) pr i Vie believe thalt those of our readers who take an in- Iterest in the effects of high and low duties, will he as little at, prepared as we were ourselves fur thu result of the redUo- a1 tion in the duties on French wines wh~ich took place in f~rn -1881, exhibited in the following letter; hut by ref erring t of to the ...