... ABl&DU~EL 8 TOFO LX ~GS-TugbAot. F~aedoatl~lcWDeb. 93 Abexcsut Town ndw Ocunbty ! *.Etna ilo. 106 11 Unioe BA*t o dcS 292 i ?? Pt. 108 .1 hoteuie :1b6b =ighland Q kro A. 102 3 queen imnsace, i9i0i a2d 5 VCPr1. IY pI. NOrtbn.Agrwu1.U 9 .0 . &OLen iiO.1D/ 3 EDISBURGH STOCK EXCHANXG-TcssnAY. T 0, - BJEilORsS DolNts o '7s7 ?? % ' 9- t N. BeltA & Mere^. In,32Mi A Gi-z.&i8.-\Vjist.£10het,,. an. ...

... LONDON M1ARKETS.. LUZ'4Jve aiaan- 0.. I Friday Evening. DC% L' the stock markets today Consolshavebeenfiram: Ds ot quiet. In many cases English railways were. buoyant. SouthEster n. Deferred stock showed the chief advance, in conseqen of a sharp de-. mand. There was not mnuch activity in the foreign DC market, attention being prindpal directed to the Ba, settlement Prices, however, show a ...

... SHIPPING INT3LLIGBINCE. ARRIVED AT THE BROOM1AELA |Y March 2. Y Jane IUre, 482, Clark, from Liverpool-ballast. e Minerva (a), 440, yfe a, fom Bordeaux-geO. cargo. Ir State of Indiana (a), it, SadlerfromewJ York r -general cargo. . Di Donchattan, Joboetene, fromn Belfast-scrap iron. Cj aContest, M~ontgomery, from Carnlough-Jmflestone. Marion H~endry, Liclk, from Camnlough-limeriouev Ai ...

... C OMA1lBRUIAT WNEWS. (_It,AGO~W. TUesdaY EVening. i~1~ 7I.f foe llcreno Wmi~ke~ to-day the arrangemients s, iii n aetipatlon of the Stock Exchanrge settlement £1II lave Occasioned a momentary better inquiry for I bo'o money, bu,.t othcrwvise the condition of the market £4,! clai is unchanged. Quotaitions still continue low, and cou: the specie shipments hither just .reportedl fromn -bx New ...

... cOB4Y;7 CATTLE, ?? ALLOA CORN, SATURDAV.-BArICY' S qrs, Weighing 514t11s pet bishel. 36s per (lr. Osto, 36ilbe. to 4li~bs. lyer 1,T&'I2el 6det to Oda per qr., average priFoc. i76 9d. Air lO6ATH CORNS', SATURDtAY.-T.11) attendance at market to-day, and scarcely roy grain offering. Whea- steady. OAts dearer. Wheat, 6211bs., Ida to 34a per ,sb. barley, flew, Hideu. 345 to 315 per qr.; do., ...

... -hft FAinburch Gazett of Yloierday.) (From the Edibuagh Gazette or -Yeterday.) SxQtltSThATtOt(S.. C January 12. Jo0se Mo1sFOOT, engipeer, mill- wright,-and comaiission agent, Mill Xdad,.Nairn. Creditors to meet within Anderson's Hotel, Nairn, 22d January, at twP ?? Mackenzie, soliciVor, Nairn, agent. January 1.. BUOEA5AN STEWART PATEBSON, clockmaker and mechanist, AIston Street, Glas- gow. ...

... o MARKE VAN. LIVERPOOL COTTON, WEsDTEsnAY-The market con- tinues firm, and a good business has been done in cotton on the spot at the quotations, In arrivals the extremoeprloes of yesterday are barely maintained, but there are large buyers at any concession. The estimated sales to-day (exclusive of cotton forwarded) are A 100 bales, of which 300D are on specu- lation and for export, To arrive ...

... TRADE HNIE'S LORD ABERDAXE AND THE SOUTH WALES MINERS. A fourth letter from Lord Aberdare upon. the SouthWales stoike appears in the South Wales Daily Avres of this morning. Bis Lordship complains of E an important misinterpretation of his letter of the X 10th instant by Mr Ealliday, and reiterates that his acton towards briging about a settlement of the strike and lock-out has been taken with ...

... LON DON MARKETS. T-no.V IVF Tuesday Evening, THRax have been no bullion operation at the Bank of England to-day. Continued firmness has characterised the stock markets to-day, and brisk business has been ?? In foreign departments, especially In Egyptian, Turkish, and Spanish Bonds. Money has been also exceedingly plentiful, and to-morrow, no doubt, a large account will be opened on the payment ...

... -WIMNE, BEER ANDSPIRIT TRADEB A~S:3CIATION. r if: iNG AIMl -COSOG OF CWAB DOORS. r A meeting of the members of this assoaiation . whose application fcr renewal of license was con- tinned last Court day was held yesterday in the Leeser Trades' Hall Mr MWilliam was called a to tlhe chair. The noticecalling the mneetirg having been read, Thlie COr uxa said the object of the meeting was l to ...

... TRADE IWS., , L i - - Ts CLYDnIRONt-WoR~S.---The minerscounected is wit- Clyde Iron-works, who were idle about g a week, nave resumed work. They held various e meetings, and tried to induce MrDunlop to be con- tent withfbalf the proprsed reduction. -To this, however, Mr Dunlop wkiuld not accede. The dispute of the furnacemen is also settled. The i furnaces which had been damped out were re-lit ...

... SHUIPPING INTELLIGENOCB. ARRIVED AT THE BROOMIELAW. ShI January 13. Fir Arno (s), 69, Stephenson, from Ghimleck-chrome I ore. fro, Tyrian (a), 667, Lawson, from New York-gen. car ot Adelaide, M'Cart, from Carnlough-limestone- the Ma~srgaret Bannister, Bater, from Barrow-(ab pig iron. Hawk, Kinch, from Kingstown-balla po Saturn, Bell, from Larne-limestone. aft Uoldfinder, Kyles, from Carnlough ...