... Tnue Descriptions of dtsi Bank of Scotland Biritiah Linen Caledonian City of Glasgow Clydedale . Csmm srclai . Eastern Edinburgh & Glasgoww Exchange Bank ?? Natisnal North British Banki North ?? Royal . Union . Western taste elareAY. JULY 15. .kl . Shares. Pale up. I . . I AW. . I l ' ?? I~ A berdeen FireandLire .. ?? llritish Guarantee AesAclatite.. Cale doni an Fire & L.fe . 1 City of Glasgo ...

... GLASGOW SHARE LIS-t. SArcRnsY. JULY 10. Des criptions of Stocks - Shares, Pal ;A 0.. £ ' . A s d flank Ol'Scotlantd 200 0m103 40 ~650 o British Linen 10o103 ?4 0 210 a Caledonianl . 3 21D0 41 C~ty f Glasgew 1 0 0toOO 12 0 CIydeadale . .20 0 10 0 0 13 7 Commercial. .500 0]1000 0 1133 Eastern *250 1000 31130 Edinburgh &GIlasgow . 5 a( 0 1 12 0 Exchange Bank Of Scotland - ..100 3So o .54 26 ...

... -iospitai. :1O~~j1ILS1~. _ ?? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ THE AlRDROSSAN CHARACTER MTARKET. -_ I. 7 .1 - 2 : A _ r w _a. __T To tile Edilor of the Glasgow E1erald. Mr. EDITOR1-I observe in the report of Ardrossan Market, which is contained in your paper of the )2th current, some re- marks concerning the absence of mseef and my friends, who had been at the Ardrossan Market of the preceding ...

... *Ij (Froa the Times.) The whole question of the slave traffic admits of a very plain statement, if not of a very ready answer. It is simply tbiswhether it is worth while for England to expend annually a million of money and five hundred lives in order that 40,000 negroes out of 200,000 may be land- I ed alivein America instead of 420,000 out of 500,000. Under the present system of blockading ...

... GLASGOW SUGAR MARHET. JULY 17. 'he transactions in West India mn.rcovado sugars have been very limited tills wveek' the sales amount to 1t5 hhds. and trs. and 340 brls. -mnsit hr-own 'I rinidads and Deneraras, 34si6d to :ss fd,; drv and strong 36s to 3is lid; Itiddling Ils to 39s id ; good mbidling aed good yllows. 42s Gd to 44s 6d Tile sales made in ?? sugars are 1.95 bags good niddlinZ ...

... GLASGOW SPARFE LIST. SATRD&nY. iris' 20. Descrlipti on.s of Stocks.3 Shares. Ba Snk Of Scotian d. . . 00 British Linen. . . 00 Caledoniat . .10 0 City oflaoo. .1O Clydesadle . .2 ComrnrelCal.00 Eastern . .25 0 Ed'Finburgh & Glasgow. . 0 Excbangell'ank OfScotland 100 National . . . 5 00 North British1 Bank. . .1 0a tqorth of igooziand. . . .0 Royal . . . 17 0 Union .100 Western . .2 A berdeen ...

... AAR X E T b LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. JULY 19. The letters receired this morning front various parts of England re- port an extensive bliht in wheat, beans, and pease, and the disease in potntocs manifesting itself in the United Kingdomas well as in Ireland, I l-tolland.and Belgium At tii day's tearket there waa a more liberal supply of English wheat, and the general runs frorn Essex snore ...

... SqIp INEWS. Arrived in the Clyde onl Saturday, the barque Jane Brown . (281), of Glasgow, Wallace from Trinidad, in 40 days; sailed 23d moderate weather. Left the barque Dalhousie, of Glasgow, ?? ; and the barque Brenda, of Greenock, M'Leod, helf load- ed the barque Medora,of Glasgow, IM'Pherson, loading; the ship William, of Glasgow, Lyon. to sail in eightdays, andthebrig Citiren, tin four or ...

... FROM TIHE CLYDE BILL OF ENTY. ARRIVALS ANED IMPORTS. At Glsgow. Julty 13. Erremanga of Greestock, R. Ramsey. fronm Mtontreal. :;th 101brls~iour, to ?? . A. Dernny a CO.-I39 brls tloulr 41) l-rls .oatlteal S brls oats, to Muir, 13rs & Co.-19R bris oatmeal. sahti., 3S qr; ?? to 111i & Johnstoneoabout 700 qrs, wheat, 200 ?? pork. 5s kegs iard. 31- ?? pot ashes, 149 brls pearl ashes. I10 kgs ...

... Arrived in the Clyde. on Wednesday, the Volunteer (59), of and from Cadiz, Le Visconre, with a cargo of wine. Came by the South Channel. Had light and variable winds. Left loading, for Southampton, the Falcon. On the 4th inst. off Bardsey Island, spoke the Sir Charles Napier, forl ima. Arrived sume day, the barque Suxrrey (461), of Glasgow, Key- ser, from Monumein, with a cargo of teak timber. ...

... .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 ...