... SIHPPING INTELLIGENCE. aLASGOW. o AnrenvD-October 10. Marquis of Buts, Napier, Larne; BrItIsh e Bl~ng, llilne, Cmnatadt;- Onyx, M Artha§r, LIVerPOol; St. Croix,Colt, U Jersey; John Parry, Hughes, Hangor; Young Hunter, White, Pert- Paltrick; illrgarot, M'Gllp, Funace; Josephine,Philips, Archengel; Thetis, Porter, Crenstedt; Sir~losryraruell,Dorweillremon; Hope, Holao, Whltehead; Huese, Walker, ...

... Al A It I E'4' S LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 22. Rith a large supply of foreign oats innd posse last soeek, arrivals geacrelly scere moderate. The exports werel 84263qrs. wheat, 852 qsr harley, S ra.s. an ts, sad 210 eclaear u. ?? English wheat tsouated t to 6206 qrs.; the foarign wes 16,4S3 Irs.,elilefly frost the Baltic, The I mornitlg'O saipply from Essex and Kest wais moderate, and ?? ...

... V-nwru I I I r 9 I i I i i s TnurwcfrDt EVENING. . At the London Stock Exchange to-day, the English Funds opened a shade firmer, but Gewing to the complete ?? of business, the firmness of tone was not maintained. French Funds reported a trifle higher. The closing prices were:- Consols for money, 90 i; for account, 90 i I; Exchequer Bills, large and small, 10 5 dis, The Railway market was ...

... GREAT SALE OF STOCK. AT KEIR. Db The annual sale of short horne and other stocks took place I h at Keir yesterday, and the far-famed 'suporiority of the stoak er attracted breeders from all parts of the kingdom to the sale. .p- Among the noblemen and gentlemen aesembled, we observed a- the Duke of Montrose; DMr.. Allan .Pollok, of Broom; f ng, Mr. Wilson, Windsor, agent for. HLR.H. Prince ...

... ,M A It K I' S . ONt)OS (:)ItN MARKET, OCT. 2. Iof al grain tilis week have been very moderate. To- Te err'r ,a.os on ythiuly attondetl, Devert'leless the little Englis9h ntill disposed of, at fully Monday'a prices. In foreign ! 1 0 u limited, bet Rts value unaltered. Spring corn of -l, , lnt aem'pS alteration in valutt. Coustry fleer Il a e upon Monday's prices. iAIDDJINt;T)N CORN MARKET, ...

... GLASLOW CoMMERCIAL I9EWS. TUuSDAY EVRNXNG. At the London Stock Exchange to-day, Consols opened lower, and were rather dull during the most of the day, but closed better after a declaration of the options. The closing prices ?? for money and account, 90 ; Exchequer Bills, large and small, 5 1 dis, Railways opened a shade weaker, and have been dull. North British firm. Great Western of Canada ...

... TILE REVENUE. D The following is aR abstract of the gross produce of the revenue of the United Kingdom in the years and quarters ended September 30, 1850 and 1857, showing tile increase or de- crease thereof. QUARTEIRS EEDEI) S1E3TEMBER 30. 1857. 1850. Increaes. Decrease £ £ £ S Customs ?? 5,481,385 5,981,344 ?? 499,959 Excise ?? 5,298,000 5,446,000 ?? 148,000 Stamps . 1,752,255 1,770,649 ?? ...

... t _ .1 a - I - 1 A - .. 1. 7 i. 1 (From the Edlorg, k gh lle Of Frida, Aagusl.21.) SEQ8trSTRATIONS. Auguit 15. xiLixm, PEanoON, spirit merchant, Anderston of Glas- gow, and residing at 133 Waterloo Street, Gltsgow. Creditors to meot within thoe Faculty Lall, St. George's Place, Glasgow, 25th August, at twelve o'clock. August 1S. JAceg MTCOHELL, merchant in Perth. Creditors to meet within thoe ...

... qLASQOW COMMERCIAL ,NEW'S. 0re TUEBDAT EYE Mg- it, At the Lonidon Stock Exchange tWday, the following were~ t, the closing prices :-Consols for morneyand account, 93~ t'o94 s. Exohequer Bills, large and small, 2.2die. 2 pram. )f The following were the, closing qnotatiahs of the different 'Railways :- ?? ?? 4 '42 North ?? 47iI ,a Caledonian. ?? 691 Do. ?? 105 107 cDo.'Prefarence;'.. - - N. ...

... REVENUE DEPARTMENTS-ESTIMATES. The estimates for the salaries and expenses connected with the Customs, Inland Revenue, Post Office, and Superannua- tions, for the year ending 31st March, 1858, are just printed. The whole sum required is £4,699,066, but of this £1,510,000 was voted in the short session before the dissolution of last Parliament, leaving £3,189,066 to be voted in the present ses- ...

... JASCUOW COMMERCIAL NEWS. TuEaDAY Evirnwe,* At the LnOdOn Stock ExchbitS6 toi-day, in cortequence of the epnfirmation of ' e datroui 4rof the failuretofa French !house, oupled'with the renewiedtdeadnd'for gold by the Bank of France and the ft11 in French prices, the English Funds opened lower, 'and priees fell to 93J sellers, but again advanced ?? and remained so till the close.. The Government ...

... MA It KU TS.. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 12. G Our supplies, generally, last week were good, but not heavy. The corn exports were oil. The rcreipte in English wheat were 6636 qro., in foreign 13,115. The samples from Essex and Kent this morning a were moderately abundant, with a good proportion fine; but millers being reserved, sales could only be made by conceding fully.2s per . G qr. The ...