... GLASGOW GP-AIN. MARKgT-Sr. 14'. ssrsv_ __ J___2 _1 A_ Be _ ?? 1__s_ ?? b4, With reduced supplies of wheat and flour, and firmner ac- counts from the southern markets, there has been rather more inquiry for both, and latterly fd per boll advance has been required for wheat, flour being merely more sale,%ble at former prices. Oats are held for the full prices of last week, both for old and new, ...

... 57ESTERDAY'S MARtKETS. m - , A Tk a-lVlt. in *. BinriunOn ACORN MARKESX-Wheat Up Is onl top, and jd on average, Barley down 9d on top, and ii.l on average. Oats pp 2s tid on top, and ld on average. Leaus sauce as ilast week top, wold down 2d on average. Jt'llfi~ipR7 l Ctr.rTx.E .MARET.-There owaS v ery larre supply of ,.shle4 and lambsto-day, lint sales were dull, aid prices for sheep is a ...

... GLASGOW AND SOUTIH-WE7ISTElX RAllWAr I COMPANY. The ordinary half-yearly general vireetirig of the Cl~ lvw w i and Sout-h-Western R laitway Companly was hkeld yosterday, iii ?? Trades' Hall--Sir AndrewLI Orr of lfarviestoun, elaira L roan of the Board of Directors, presiding. Tbe Isrvar (Mr. Fsirfull Smrith) having read: tire rid- cat' vertis~,yernet callinig tire iucetiuze, and the re~port ...

... GLASGOW COMEIERWAL EBWS. MIT ONIZDAY BVENNG. At ?? London Stock Exchfitange to-day, Consols opened steadily, and advanced, but closel a shade weaer. Indial xJoan'better. rose considerablj. anld left off nearly at the top The. closing prices ?? for lnone* mud decount, 9544; & per Cents;, 954; Bant Stock, 223' 225; Exche- quer Bl*s, large and smpaj, 20 24 pren.. Railways opened about the ...

... GIASGOW CO3LERCIAL NEWS, TUMEDAY EreNUie.b At the London Stock Exchange to-day, Consols opened as they closed, but left off fractionally lower. The loan opened better, but relapsed somewhat before the close. The closing pridae ?? for money and account, 9541 8; 3 per Cents., 981; Bank Stock, 223 225; Exche- qper Bills large, 20 24 prem. railways opened steadily, bat prices since have syrmpa- m ...

... SHIPPING .NTELLIGENOE. - - j-I LAhSGe A a W. Seltpt5 Eo ie Stehin, fr~im W arseilles, wvithi onadderis. 43. El;Zabeti1~ Torri non, Ca(er, front Alexandria, with beans. * ARRIVED, Sqept o. 3lgeria, ?? Trinidad, with sugar and LAMTASH. - Sept. i. Met, Caiflaro, from Glasgow, for Naples. SAILED. Sept. 2. Hodessa, Lloyd, for Rousa. M mioimac, N Nutt, for Halifax. Lelia,.Gabonet, for Nantes. * ...

... SHIPPING IiNTEILIUqENE. GLASGOW 'in ARRIVED. Sep. 22. Vasco da. Gama ?? Dow, l'fro Malaga and Liverpool. r r e Lady.Nevborough, Avery, arom Paler ' t Dom Pedro ?? Taylor, from Le.boran and Sicly at Lisbon, and sailed for Glasgow. ( oi John Bunyan, Gibb, from New York- in the St. Lawrence. Governor 'igginson ?? M'Millan, froaC'alcutta, &c., at Mouhbren, 13tI Juy.-. Anglo-Saxon ?? Ballantine, ...

... SCOTCHI BANKRUPTS. - ?? - - 1 - _ - _ -1I. a (From the EdinburahGasetteof Yesterday.) d L ' ?? SePtember 1. JouN TOSHACe, wright at Cowdenbeath, in a W the county of Fife. Creditors to meet within Milne's Hotel, T ?? Street, Dunfermlinc, 13th September, at twelve ti o'clock. September 3. JAMES CABIPBELL, mercantile accountant, 15 S Elder Street, Edinburgh. Creditors to meet within Steven- a ...

... CAPTURE. AND EXAMINATION OF HUGHES, THE ABSCONDING BANKIUPT ATTORNEY. I It+- TI-.A E ?? . ?? _ ?? t--t ?? ?? _ . . sac 2X-01'1VIN VXU JD&AIICU FE A-EX It E Y. Mr. David Hughes, lately carrying on business as au at- tornty at 13 Gresham Street, city, whio absconded from his creditors in July, 1858, leaving behind him liabilities to the extent of about £200,000, was brought up at the Gdild ...

... GT ASGOW COMBIERCIAL NEWS. .WEINESDAY EVxINGO. At tb6 London Stock Exchange. to-day, Consolse opened gnod, ard advanced, closing firm. ' New Indian loan strong, at as further advance on large purcliases. The closing'prices,; ?? fur money and account, 95a J; 3 per Oents,, 96g I ; Bank Stock, 223 225; Exchequer Bills, large and small, 20 24 pram. ?? firmnly, and lcftoffrnuchia~ter. ltid- land ...

... The fourteenth annual ge.etal meeting of the sharehioldera of the National Exchang6 Company was held yesterday in the Stock Exchange-P. White, Esq., in the chair. The following abstract of tho company's balance-sheet and state of the company's affairs, as at the 31st day of July last, was submitted by the directors ABSTRACT OF BALAINOE-SREET. Dr. Sundry book debts, ?? £139,163 4 14 Profit and ...

... RtEVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. (From the Mark Lane Express.) Another week of broken weather, with heavy showers, has hindered the harvesting of the second crop of -rass, much of which is now likely to be spoilt, but generafly vegetation has benefited, and the stubbles have become better pre. pr ed for the plough. In cases where it has already been used, the alternations have greatly ...