... FOREIGN MAkRKETS. speecially BReported. re Ams'rEBDr, October I-Wheat nnchanged; November, 269. Eye, October, 141; M3arch, 154. S BJPLimu, October 2--Whea t, October-November, j, 174; April-May, 181;. HAMBURG October 1.-Wheat steady; October- co November, i67; November-December, 169. is s MARsasEnLES, October 1.-WlVeat quiet: Ber- diauski, 34; red 'tinter, 25.50; Nicopol, 33.50. L PFtus, ...

... JAlIF kILzls, SeCmt SCOTCH BANKRUI'T& s. - 'vist as e rem the Edinburgh Gazette of Yester~s.4 gentsh Le sePuetarBATIoNS nlym Le September 29. The CLYDIS ToWING COMPANY, Cape Is an-d John Duncan, accountant and steanntugowner, arrinv is Greenock, the only partner of said company, and on th Ik as an individua L Creditors to meet in the White and ii ts Hart inn, Greenock, 11th October, at twelve ...

... NARKET& .- bi LIVERPOOL COTTON, WwDxFsnstA-There at is rather more business, but the market is irregular 5 and freely supplied. Quotations of American and ds Surat are reduced ted per lb., Egyptian id. OL The sales are estimated at 8000 bales, of ivboch uil 1500 are on speculation and for export. Futures IV continue fitt, and prices have declined I0d per lb. Deliveries - American, any port, ba ...

... MA.L AND STEAMSHIE NEWS. ; ~(Froma LloyX&I COLOMBO, Oct. 14.-The Ducal Line steamer Duke of Sutherland, from London for Madras and Calcutta,4And the British India Steam Navigation Companyt steamer Merkara, from London for IMadras and Calcutta, have arrived here-the former yesterday. CauoosAvwe, Oct. 15.-TheWarren Line steamer Victoria, from Boston for Liverpool, passed here at :8.25 A.M. to ...

... coEN, CA TM &* LYR 0 CO1, Tlear3Ar.-A good attendane, and a nurnber of samples offered, but no business done. CORK CORtN, TuEIS)AY.-Red wheati 7s to 7s 9d. Barley, Ss 6d to 9s. Bloek oats3,s tonSs; white. 65 to 7a 6d& Weather ine. CRtIEFF CORN, TvrSDA.Y.-The attendance at to-day's market was small. Prices-Asutuma wheat, 61lb. to 631b. 37s to 40s per qr.; spring, 601b. to 6t1., 3Ss to 3Is ...

... MAIL AND 1.-l ; T s,-3 _ 1 i antpton for Calertte,w. rt Vlc ar, mat~s oi &iOt~c uot in - dl ir'o ir St~tre rl, I i~t.. ~arae~ifrI /s attired at met,:w AMALTA, 0 C 16-4 M. s tro~e psr;to Ieit Cias )olLo Q 1 liicL I on Uoarrt. c~t Sitinw>,,,- Out t: , . - t' e Asey ISS cnfs Urnr~iug. ale 's Irn ' Cr ?? We-~ , Mlexican at.%-w h* LAS. d utlere. diC.4t5 'utt -I rc ' m ~ -, *o IJO le' ae T d ?? ...

... ,TE rGYpUT ?? LOAN OV. SIX )ILLIONS. t ?? iI Stea lej ! vevl-ir.' 's rol dad to hear that this ipoo' - a; been concluded with here S. M. lhozac;hild & Sons, and the con- 1l tat, lrSmd. Coni has: - t Rgllt lion. H. F. A. Stanlev, 1iD)c , 'rv ef Sta-oror Var, left yesterday for Le -: and torrow proceeds to Cyprus. C Cy pan' \Tv^G i-.. - ?? focar of here ;t no Scrda forenoon a fatal accident i t ...

... COMMF?RC1ALThThLb1GENO1?. 1 THE MONEY MARKET. C con LoNDON, Wednesday night. Cal A further gum of .?120,000 in gold was taken to the furl Bank to.day, and £100,000 withdrawn for Germany, wai the latter being an exceptional operation, for coinage purposes. The total influx on the balance for the week is £1,004,000. The withdrawals of coin for Gre Scotland have no doubt again been heavy, an?wIl ...

... I MORE FAILURES. DEPARTURE OF A DEPUTATION TO LONDON. INTERVIEW WITH THE DIRECTORS. is- - An Edlinbargh correspondent says-It was announced I,! last night tbhst an Edinburgh stock and sharebrokor b ad suspended paymeist. The liabilities are estinmated ct sat £6000.oti GLA80ow. Tuesday.-The suspension was announced' mair a this morning of Mr Robert Wotberspoon, mnetal-broker, fou t- 45 West ...

... CLYDE SHIPBUILDING T|UDE FOP. Ln OCTOBER. he ?? Iabot s~~ ~ I s s ss m elief -- bus an The amount of work, completed on the Clyde here upt during the month of October is slightly under tbat two th ?? the preceding month, and does not comnare muii ofits favourably with the same pneriad in previous years ful a thee The aggegteamount of tonnage put into the this ,the waterr'all over the river ...

... TRADE S E 1 G.asLrYocs Jonmens.-A reduction of Id per hour was mtde in the joiners' wages at Greenock yesterday, making the rate Zd per hour. In addi- tion to tue reduction a great many men have been paid off, trade being exceedingly dull in the town at present 'ihe men have accepted tne -wages offered. GaEssocz Tcna-N. -The Greenock tugmeu resumed work yesterday at the reduced rate of wage3 ...

... D IPOORTANT SALE OF CLYDESDALE HORSES. Yesterday ?? Kyd, Ive stock salesman, Pertbh A conducted a sale of Clydesdale horses, belonging to Mr AlexanderBaird of Urie, Kincardineshire, in the Cattle Market. There was a large attendauce, including Lord Arthur Cecil, Colonel Williamson of Laivers, &o. The animals exposed forsale were I in exaelilent condition. The sale began at one o'clock, and ...