... GLASIGOW SHARlE LIST. , T-Ranauvy. JULY 1. Descriptions of Stocks. Sbhres. Bank ?? ?? 100 0 British Linen ?? 100 0 Caledonian .. .. 10 0 Cityof Glasgow .. .. 10 0 Clydesdale . .. . 20 0 Commercial . 500 0 Eastern . . . 25 0 Edinburgh Gilasgow - 5 0 Exchange Sank of Scotland . - ]20 0 Natlonal . . 50 0 North Rritish Bank . ?? 0 0 North ?? . . . . 20 0 Royal ..100 0 Union ?? 0 Western ?? 20 0 ...

... (From the Times.) M11r. Cobden's letter frorn Venice to his electors contains, like everything else thlat he has said or written in public, much that is tuine in fact, sound in calculation, and admirable in sentiment. There is, however, coe passage, and that the most important in the letter, which, in our humble opinion. is founded on an old error of the League, and iwtill in the end detract ...

... ,It . .. .. . We cops the following from the monthly circular of Messrs. n, William Connal & Co., dated 30th June, 1847 re s .5 Sugar. Mo- ?? ^ E ?? ?? d * h Total. d- Thestocksofsugarand tons. tons. tens, tons, tans. tons. molasses in the ports 1 of Clyde on 2sth Neay. St 1847, were, ?? ?? 2926 562 2314 4088 9890 2683 6- Landed during present P month, ?? ?? ?? 2989 40 10o09 2182 6220 3692 cc ...

... WH1AT IS THE REAL PRTCE OF CORN? I I' Tepcef(Fhim the Oardenirs' Chrnmicle)it I ?? in the commercial and firnancial history Iti Iof the present n ear, is daily becoming more instructive. A corn- LI Ibination of events, unprecedented in the annals of Europeaii trade, a thas conferredl upon it a prominence, the ex tent of which, wh ile it a - barifes all views and calculations based upon ...

... .RUSSIAN TRADE ANI) INTEInCOCTSE WITH C 1INA. r _ -, . * -I (F~rom the Daily Newvs.) The principal seat of the Russian trade with China is at Kiachta and the Mongolian frontier establishment Mlaincaichin. Second ini importance to that em porium is the commerce maintained at Iiokalid by caravans from Orenburg. The Chinese and Usbecis merchants from Turkistan and Hausee assemble there lo meet ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISE AND FOREIGN CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. (From the Mark Lane Express of Monday.) Though the weather hasnot been altogetherfavourable during the week, we hear of no complaints respecting the appearance of the growing grain crops; indeed the reports from the agricultural counties generally speak well of our future prospects, and the I only harm that has been done hy the ...

... Arrived in the Clyle on Sattirday, the brig Rowley (260), of Greenock, Campbell, from Peroambuco, in 38 days, with a cargo of ieigal and cotton. On the I3t tlt., in lat. 33. .50. N., long. 3SS 40. I., spoke the brig Janet of Leith, from Mauritiis for Cork, out 84 days. Arrived in the Clyde on Sunday. the barque British Isle (318), of Glasgow, Brown, from MTexillones ; sailed 16th Jan., with a ...

... LONDOIN CORN EXCiANGE. J.flNE 2S. Abundant arrivals of foreign grin, and a favouirable change in the wether completely paralysed the trade to-day. lllany of the vessels so long detained by adverte winds frolm the Mediterranean have Come to hand, bringing a great quantity of inferior -heat suicable Only for tile icontinentail Mnarkets. The intjority of holdc~s do. not press sales, and, although ...

... SHIP INEWS. Arrived in the Clyde oi Wednesday, the brigantine Packet ?? of Port-C lasgot, IBowser: from Barbadoes, in 41 days; sailej I9tch ult., wvith a cargo of sugar and molasses. Left loadino, for Clyde, the brig Norna, of Greenock, M'Coag. Had light vinds throughout the passage. Came, by the North Channel. Spoke no vessels. Arrived sanme day. the baroine Annabella (199), of Port-CGa gow, ...

... April . 1 - IS ?? - April, ?? 2 - 56 Olsv,. l _ 62 - iaF, S - .. SS u:;c, .s - IS - .yulle, .. 2 - .. S2 ?? _ ?? 38 ? 1 3 ?? - ?? 38 t;ABDDl:BR a Co., 21 Boc}R^N.vs Srn}:lsv. SATrRDAYt JULY S. DescriptionseofStoats. o Shares. Paid Cliiij up. Quota. tions BAS.£ ,v . £ S. I £ r i Bank of Scotland .. 100t 0 103 a 6,5 n British Linen . inen 0 1 00 0 iO16O 5 0 Caledonian . .10 0 21a .. 20 City of ...

... Abstract of the Nett Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain in the Years and Quarters ended 5th July, 1846, and sth July, 1847, showing the Increase or Decrease thereof.: Income for the Year ended 5th July, 1847, as compared with that ended 5th July, 1846. Year ended Julv 5j 1546. . 184I. Increase. Decrejss. - - . ?? , £ ;t46£ 1847 Customs ?? 1 7,688,461 18,792,348 1,10X,887 Excise .. 12,025 ...

... W, REVIEW OF THE R3RITISH AND FOREIGN CORN TRADE ste DUREING THE PAST WEEK. en, (Frona the Mark Lane Express qf Mfonday,) -e, The wveather experienced since our lest can scarcely boe fc he scribed as favourable; the last few days in particular have been tea didlland cold, and the temperature at night has fallen very low ely for the time of year. Vegetation has, conseqiseunly, been some- and w ...