... SI-lIP NEWS. 'itoe Liverpool, of Uiverpool, foollldeird ill Ilt. 3 N., Icng, 13 W. Fi;e' llr lilt! ?? o1 l(}l hoar t le Anwllirival li.alrille Llril.a ?? 'IEll nd011 Sti'ldltlrlo, fiot Arellilligel to louirdt, 0110l ?? ill a silking state, 7111 O l1t110; ?? sl1ed1 'I't.111111t111, lvile' II-A'i't'l, the hitoliall from TLondo for I'o-tlnl1d IlNt' 10it1 (lell:tlge, fr'll collisilO twith ?? ...

... SHIPP ING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED AT ABEiRDEEN.-Sept. 27. Queen, Campbell, Leith; Of Victoria, Willett, Peterheod; Newastley, Hutobieson, Seaham; St. Nicbolas, Lyo, Nevawcstle; Fortitude, Robertson, Surrderland.-28. .ty Istbella Napier, Meikieseid, Inverness; James arid Thomas, Mui.- son, Peterhead; Hills,Taylor,.yat back; Experiment, Gunn, do.; Sea Gull, Johnston, Lervirk; Duke of' Riehmond, ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1853. PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY. Bank — India Bonds under L.1000_ Ditto for South Sea 3 per Cent. Red. Anns — Ditto old 3 per Cent. Con. Anns 91 Ditto New Annuities — 3 per Cent. Ann. — 3 per Cent. Anns. —_ New per Cent. Ann. — Consols for Account os New 5 per ¢ on — India Stock for Account — 91h ies to expire— ld Jan 5, 1860. Exchequer Bills L.1000_.— 9 30 ...

... LO)NDON CORN MARKET, OCTOBER 21. LONDION GUUtN 2;1,1 0¾ UIJ tola l;nclt 0z. Whent-English sold slowly at 1B over Monday,'H prices. Foreignl had a good consiuptive demand at 2s advance. Floating cargoes- There hb s been a Jorge ?? done the past too days at Is to 2s more mlo0ney. Importers aire iniditelmrentsollers for ?? onl passage, except at a furthier advanice. Indian ?? off the coast, and ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, Friday, Sept, 30. ) advises received this moraina rrom most of thenrovincial The advioes received this morning from r'ost ofiheprovincial mar- kets are of a very decided character, and wheat bas risen from 7s to tie per rjr. at many of the leading markets. At Mark Lane to day great firmness was displayed by holders, ansl though there was not quite so much doing as of late ...

... MANCiTR11 October 22.-The sretlning tole of the cotton market, the decrease of production through lbs dosing o ut and more hnsouiaeing adeicee from Indims, led to adesire lsingte early pnt of the week amongst buyersto place the most pre inssin cf tei aror il aldw consequel! ntly' w u ea', lst Prn of _ irrdr oane cseeenstly, we hdamore lively market on Tuesda y than for soes -es iat. ...

... I- - -AT MTt.I..- ..a _ -_. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-WEDNESDAT. Although the supply of English wheat in to-day's marcet was verys limited, and in middling condition, the demand for all hinds was in at very inactive state, and Monday's prices Werevwith difficulty supported. c The imports o f foreignl wheat h ave been under 6,000 q*s. ; yet the b inquiry was confined to small parcels, at ...

... GLASGOW SH!ARE LIST, OCTOPER 15. Descriptioni of* .Stark. Sharcs Paidl un. Clo..ing -fAwls 2. 0. 6: o. , Y. . S,. Bank of ?? v 101I 0; ioO 0 0 1 1 00 iloitioli Lilleo Cotopon,1y ?? 1I 0 0 U100 I) 6) 212 li 0 Clluledmiho Ilatiki~ng C'ompany 1f0 0 0 2 13 ) 1 16 0 City of Glasigow. Pliall~ig l'w:,louill0I LI 2 1) I0 010 126 Clydemdlao Baniking Compiywi 20 0 0 to: (I I IM)0 Uoo,;1num iol Bm:ik of ...

... 3YEauufaetures and Commerce. MANCHOESTER, October 15-There has been more inquiry this week for yarns and cloths suitable to the markets of India. and also for Germany, which has led to more business where producers have been willing, as in some cases they have, to acceptlowerprices rather then close their mills, or work to stock. The rates for wcater-twist hare hardened a little, hos'ever, as ...

... EDINB BURG H GAZETTE. Charles Cowpar, spirit dealer, West Nile Street, Glasgow—Cre- ditors meet in the George Hotel, George Square, Glasgow, 28th Oc- tober, twelve o'clock. Thomas in Arbroath—Creditors meet in Ander- son's Royal Hotel, Arbroath, 29th October, one o'clock. Michael Lawson, solicitor before the Supreme Courts of Scotland, solicitor-at-law, banker and dealer in shares, ...

... STATE ‘OF TRADE. ee state as noticed in last market for flax continued in much the same quiet up till Thursday, when the receipt of the intelligence that the Grand Council of Turkey had advised the Sultan immediately to declare war against Russia, caused a consider able sensation amongst beth holders aud consumers. inore freely forward, bot a9 there was generally a backwardness on the part of ...

... 4 - GRAIN & SEED MARKETS, &c. LONDON CORN MARKET—Oet. 21. The show of English wheat in to-day's market, coastwise, and by land carriage, was very limited. ‘The attendance of buyers being tolerably good, the demand for all kinds ruled steady at an advance in the prices of Monday of fully Is per qr., and a clearance was ra- idly effected. ‘The imports of forergn wheat have exceeded 26,000 qrs., ...