... The following is an abridgment of -Mesirs.William Connal & Co.'s annual circular, reviewing the commercial transactions of the past year. The acceptance by Russia of conditions of peace, whiel was announced early in the month of January, did not impart, as was anticipated, an immediate impetus to the commecae of the country. Though relieved from the harrassing vicissitudes'of war, the dearness ...

... : A ItI KE r' s di LONDON COltN MIARkET, DjECEMBEJR G3I Y ttigsday s market Suppiles of all grain cnid flour very small. G0 a Wbeat-Englisti moved off at Monday'e prices, bitt no great activity. i Foreign held, for quite tho ,extremc prices of laet day. Floating l ci- ?? de left off coast, whllch hod caused more ?? on fimthat boyesr strafer waiting arrivals. Floor very-t 8- -firm-W indeed. ...

... GLASGOW SllAREi LIST, dANUAlRY ¢. Diescription of StOck, *00,'res. I'li up. G!'in I&INKS, J A i.D D. a. D,. f2 ,t. Book Of Scotload lo(,10 (0 0 1000 0200 00 lBritist, tinelt ?? 1.. 0 0 0 1600C 00212900 CiledaniAn ?? Company 10 0 0 210 0 317 8 oity ?? Iloking Cornpsa~y f' 0 0 10 0 0 1 0 0 Clyde.,,We Hankiag Caoinp[ll 20 0.0 10 0 0 1 11a6 Colnilerclul Ilank ot Scatlont 000 0 00 100 0, C' M5 00 ...

... GLLASGOW COMIERICIAL NEWS.' I . _I_ TnURSDAY EVENSG. At the London Stock Exchange to-day the English Funds opened at a further slight decline, and were quiet till the after noon, when, on the Bank court breaking up without making any change in the rate of discount, an advance~of h.occurred, which was supported. The closing prices were ?? for money, 92J 3; for account, 93J i; 3 per Cents., 92J ...

... GLAS(kOW.SHARE LIST, SEPTEMBER 20. 7- ' . . at Description of Stash shores. Pai up. jle a c ?? o: ?? D. ?? otbutird .. ..10 00LO0 0200 0 0 to Briltioli TinenlCoinpay ?? '1 0 0 100 ?? 220 0 0 te Caledonian-ll3olking Company ?? 0 0 ?? ?? , ?? of Glasgow flanking Company1o 00 t10 0 0 12 It0 Clydesdale B1111klog Company 20 0O' 10 0 013I 12 0 Commerclal Bank of Scotlaind .6000 0 100Q0 0 230 Q 0- ...

... GLASGOW COAMMERCIAL NEWS. TUESDAY EVIeN , . . At the London Stock Exchange to-day, Consuls were ull tat opening, but subsequently purchases were made on a better , impression as to French matters, and prices advanced. The thighest quotation was, however, not maintained. The clos- ilig prices ?? for money, 906 7; for account, 3 97; Bank Stock, 225 7; Exchequer Bills, large and small, f 38 42 ...

... TurE WvESTuERN BANIC. (Froiu the Times.) We wish we lhad been nyistakeu in the views we I enunciated some weeks back as to the affairs of the Western Bank of Glasgow. The remonstrances, tie reproactes1 the rebukes which were poured upon us on this subject, Ire notorious enough-we can only say that we should have been content to endure them all if our adversaries had made out their case. It is, ...

... CALEDONIAN RAILWAY COTUPANY. L'.:Jllj\JIUlJX 1.t&JN J.IA,.1 .IJ lY fi X ZjflJiflJ-1 ?? We have been favoured with an cin'ly copy of the Report by the Directors to the Half-Yearly Genieral Meeting of the Cbmpany, to be held at Glasgow, 12fh March, 1858. We make the following extracts:- The appended Revenue accounts show 3a balance of ?? ?? ..£ ?? 106,173 1 114- After payment of Dividend on 1st ...

... THuRtSDAY EvENxo. At the London Stock Exchange to-day, Consols opened weak, but the market subsequently improved, and closed steady. The closing prices ?? for money, 97$ J- for account,97A A; 3 per Cents., 95 6; Bank Stocl, 2204 2 -; Exchequer Bills, large and small, 38 44 prem. Railways opened at yesterday's closing prices, and prices have since shown a firmer tone. Midlands exceptionably ...

... GREENOCK; A!nivED-JiIW 22. Felicity, Legdfo, DLnlirk; Utopia, M.'Ilihago, 2 Cyjruis: , Marion, B;allailtinie, 'Montreal; Actteon, Benson, Qllobec 1 22 John1 Fyfe, i 'nbei, and Alice, AM1rphy, New York, Jumes llssell, Mluir, Hamiburg; A. G.. lill, Viauilla, Cardienas, &G.; o Aurora, Miorison, Quebec ; Citbborts, Longwvell, arid Chaimpion, r. Cook, Qulebec ; Forromia, Jones, Mlarseilles. 24 ...

... (From the Trlees.) We are living in the midst of very great events. Within a few days we have heard of the joining of two worlds and the opening of a third of the hunan race to the commerce, the society, and the religion of the rest. Yet these things pass as every-day occur- reuces, and we are chidden, not without reason, for the siiall interest they seem to excite. What next? is always the ...

... M A R K E T S. LONDON CORNM ARRET. JULY S0. I The arrivals of all giamn this week have been moderate, wvith the exception of Russian eats, of which thle supply is large. The at- tcudaece at to-day'nsmarket was again unusua:lly linited. English wlheat was taken slowly, at Monday's prices; foreign was held firmly. hut business entirely confined to a feretailsales. Barley, beaus, and(I pease ...