... . LATEST COMM[CAL NEWS. Lomao, Thursday Evening. 4onrthe Globe of thi Eyeana&II City, Two O'clocka Buziness in the markets for public securities is rather active to-day, and the tendency generally is favourable, the transactionashowing apreponderance of purchases Consols have improved 1-16th per cent. The impresaion seems to besomewbht strong that the English funds may go beyond 95, notwith- ...

... atVT ¢COEA NEWS. LocDoN, Thursday Evening. [By BPECIAL WIRLI :,,in the Globe of ?? Evenin.1 (Yity, Two o'clock, tstock markets appear to be partially relieved e plitical anxieties so far as rtalian affairs are rorned, and they are steady at rather lower quO- rC3 yeSterday. No business is in progess ; th btligtet importance-the Consol settlement QLf 55ve ugisattention. The public continue to e ...

... GLASGOW. AnrvsEn-Nov. 23. Wmn. Connal ?? M'Ewan, from Havre, vri Dub. En, general cargo. H. L. Routh, Martin, from New York, grain, &c. SAmn-Nov. 22. Greenock, Latio, for Trinidad, with coals. DEMPJ EAR A. ABiVED. - Oct. 11. Restless, Yolland, from the Clyde. 13. Sea Bird, from London. Isabel, Posgate, from LiverpooL 15. John Melbuish. Taylor, from London. 16. King Harold, Murray, from the ...

... GRAI AND PROVISION TRADE SOIREE. The seventeenth annual soiree of the Glasgow Grain and Provision Trade was held last night in the City Hall. Mr George Lindsay presided; and beside him on the platform were the Rev. Mir Lawrie; Bailie Osborne; Messrs William Kerr, John Young, John Beattie, James Millar, Hugh Aitosi, Alexinder Sclanders, John Athyll, Robert Wason, John Laird, William Arnot, John ...

... RAI-LWA Y SHA RXI LIST. 44 w,,v 15. ,pwrio. Natraf£ads.. te 3m S t . rooxs , I -- . .j I. : . :cr . I : . ;s ass ?? I9,0. - IE . . o. _I_ ,TEVf8 q . i .Gl amnd Garunirk Clydesdale Guar.. ureekn - * Do. Fref ?? WIlsbawGu a.. .. iB. arr. & NeilI : Do.. NeW .:Bo. ee. * Pftz OaL5perentPref : 4 Treft : So:'2P reL.. 'Lematw GuaL. A. Dow Bl Granton Gu Fret, No. 2.. - No.4.. - 94 ?? Dundee ad Perth ...

... - M.S COam7 AL ISNEWS. Lotr, FridaV Evening- [Si SPECIAL was.] ?? the GObe of ths EveninS City, Two ilclvs> Consols are extremely quiet, at yesterdasy' prices.' at 94J 4 for money, and 93 A ex div. for acount' New and R ednodS per Cents., 924 3; India Stock, 221 3; Do. per Cent, 115 . Bank Stock in quoted at 245 7; tand Exchequer Bills, 28& to 31s premium. There is no change in foreign stocks. ...

... SHIPPMNG INTELLIGENCE GLASGOW. ~ AanxmoNov. 9. Teaser, Kent, from Jersey, with apples. Randolph, Mably, from Tulco, with mahogany. Clyde, Davie, from Jersey, with apples. M~argaret, Cooper, fromn Alexdandria with beans. 'heoplleMarie, Pelletrer, from i Santander, minerals. I Pere Rarain,; Olive, from .Bilboa, with minerals. F Merlina, Yallee, from Bhlbos, with minerals. ICognac ?? Craig, from ...

... LATEST COMERCIAL IEWS. Losasolw, Monday Evening, [BY 8sEsc= wn. .. - - ?? the Globe of t -s Ev nlgag - City, Twelve o'dcork. Th'e 'stkee market continues in a state of depres- sion. ' The rincipal fall- having -been -in railway stocls, hieh are from 1 to 2 per cent. below the final prices of Saturdav. The American market is also flatter on cable adsices from New York, With these exceptions the ...

... THE GERA '£TRAD)ES OF GLASGOW. * CABD(T~fWJYC.KE AND POAfn. The number of persons engaged at the mnufc- ture of house fjnite Milasgow amounts at pre. sent to upwards of 170iOncluding cabineta kers, dhi- f ker sid upholsterers. furi th.e lat . : two seasons trade-has been somewhat dulH in thig paiticulsrbine, owiig, we believe, tothe general slack- nes-so f trade,' and more especially to the ...

... kESTERWAY'S MARKETS. LBY TELoar-Pn;1 LonDoNpEOlDUCE-LASxET.$-,garbrings extreme rates of Friday, andin some casesabove. ln auction, Barbadoes sold at 32s 6d to 3Ss; and grainy ]eme- rara 3Ss.to 39s; strong marketfor refined; brown limps not to be bought under 42s 6d. Coffee: ex- treme rates obtained in auctions; low middling to middling plantation Ceylon sold at 75s to 81s 6d; and mountain ...

... u.CjOEROIAL NEWS. 1ST CO Lo SatDur Evening. I [ST SPECIAL WIELI rands to-day were neglected, and v&tendeDcY of price was towards imn- e ntable: csange occurred. Business l Dq iet, and there was no new feature quitan Ctnsols formally closecl at ,;e to reppod at 93116 ex div. The New ,>or es0cat' t Annudties each closed at 92f 3; 6aa~~dut.SW] 23J ?? Do. Enfaced 5 pr1ed Do. 5i per tents., l09, 10 ...

... DTUMFRIES MARKETS-WEDBmDAY. Oct. 30* (From the Dumafies Corier Market ESD.1 GEAIN.-There are stillfewfarmers and others who transact business in this department to be seen oppd- site the Coffee House-for business has not been re. suined in the Market Hall-and buta limitdnumber: of samples of any kind of grain exhibitad. There was a good demand for what was sbown, at prices if anything in ...