... AMERICAN COMMERCIAL PRICES. I . . , :, THE STOCK MARKET. (TanulOG1 DALziIIl's Aanaol.) NaW YORK, Moncday, Dealings on the Now;iYork Stock Exchange to- -d (lay wvere active, the sales of railwa~f totalling 262,768 shares. The market opened strong, Grangers leading the upward movement, Commia. sion houses 9,nid traders were heavy buyers of 6 Chicago, Milwaukee, ard St Paul. The strength of the ...

... THEs WOOD TBADu.-In their report for May, c Messrs Denny, Mout, & Dickson, London, New- , castle, and Liverpool, ?? signs of improve- q ment in the general wood trade noticeable in April a accentuated themselves in May, and although . profits are still difficult to realise, holders of stocks v have been doing a sound, steady trade, which 5 promises to increase in volume as growing confi- dence ...

... WHITE FISHING. ABsRDExr, Friday.-Twelve trawlers arrived at the Fish Market to day with fair supplies. Five ateam and fifteen sail great line boats landed heavy I shots of cod, ling, saithe, halibut, and skate. The deep sea haddock boats landed takes averaging 10 cwts.,and the small line boats which were at sea had catches averaging 4cwts. Prices wero as follows :-Cod, 7s to *28s per score; ...

... AMERICAN COMMERCIAL PRIGS. ?? THE STOCKMAP.KRT (TsEmouow ?? AurrCr.j NNw YonRK, Wednesday. A steady but inacetive opening in Wall Street tea day was succeeded by a firm market. Chicago Gas waslagain, a feature. The selling was on account of Meesrs Scene & Terrell. who smashed the Stock last summer. The Union Pacific reorgani. satien plan will be backed by the Gould estlate and Mr Sage. Ans ...

... ISHIPPING INIELLIGENCE. ARRIVED AT Alsansuri N.-Jauuary 9th-.Lady Eleanor, Robertson, Sunderland. coals ; Cairnie, Lawrence, Kennetpan3, coals, Alice Taylor, West, Sunderland, coals. SAILED. - January 9thb - Princess Beatrice M'Lean, Leith, goods; Ruby, Falconer, Newburgl-, manure ; Oity of Aberdeen, Dowman, London goods. MONTROsE. - Arrived, January 9th- Mabel Green, Leith, general; Ranger, ...

... - - - - - ?? Sa,&RE9EN. :; i I . - ?? , - ssB11BDllD,.MOnday.-Twenty trawrlers4r iedat tbe cish Market tozday with good'catcbes. 8tmaal hoiv bowts were at sea, Prices were as follows Cdd;l, 133to 4o3: uierore ~ ling, late Is 3d -each ;. !n ge'haddocke,. '6ed~to' Os.3d per box,; maduin' 'haddo', 2i'°d ` to 7e 0d per bto;: small had- docks, la to. 3s per box; 'emon soles, 49sto 5o. per bos * ...

... CO N. LsviS, Tuesday.-Being the first day of, the new year business is naturally restricted, bui the wheat trade is very strong, and the sales niade are at slight improvements from the rates of Iast Tuesday. Fine barley remains in demand, but second qualities continue almost unsaleable. MULL, Tuesday. -Theie wes only a small supply of English wheat ; trade dull, without change in prices at 22Y ...

... FI8iING INTELLIGENCE. . ?? ?? ?? ?? i WHI-RTE FISHING, Auuzi r, Tuesdsy.-Sixteen trawlear arriied il thb Fush Markbt tb-day with good eupplies. Otis steam liner landed a ebot of 4j scores. The smiai line boats which were Ialso at ses'lanided gei catches. Prices were as follows :-Trawl' cod, ?? to 45B per ecore;: linecod, 12 6d to 2s 3d each . trawl ling,'9d to 1B Cd each; line ling, is Bd to ...

... I ABERDEEN CHAMBER OF; . ~~COMME RCE, THE llHARBOUR AND I3ISHERIE S BILLS. A spenial meeting of the Council of Aberdeen Chamber of ComaInrce was held yesterday after. noon to receive reports froim the Bills Committee with reference to the Aherdeen Harbour Bill and the two Sea Fisheries Bills now bofore'Parliamenti. The presi4eut, Baillie Edwards presided. THE ILARBaOUR B1I.LL. The Bills ...

... S HIP NEW' S. I -n I *r * I Tere A Leeward Ifland mail arrived vefterday, Mle an- brought by the Penelope packet in 42 days.- ,ol- The letters contain no news. not 'T'he Diamond from Halifax, with the Duke of of Kent's horfes and effects on board, uhich my wa5 captured hy a French privateer, has been ?? Irecaptured by the Viper cutter and brought Iinto Falmouth. It has been reported that the ...

... S HX I P' N7E IFS. 't13 Z I Y I i I'he Qieen and K.rtu V1.a't ?? ar- rived at rt 6alvador on the 11l of 7J1lv tba, Qoeea was deiroy-d by fi-e or; tie 90h, arid the Kent failed on hcr voyagt on the ayth. M fr Hardinge, the Purfer of the Qizen faft Indiamao, arrived yellerday in tow;ij rith the following information ref-p3cing her 1cfs, which was notified at Lloyd's Coffec- boufte :- TIhe hip ...

... The 0 azettes of tbe wcek announce the following c-~ptlires: i the Princess Augusta hired cutter, the Jena pri vuItcr, of 4 guns, with small arms, and 3o men a l r -e Prussian v'ssel, her prize, ?? the %V\¶s.t Indies, by the boats of the Pique, a fine Spa- rnii coppernd brig, pierced for xi guns. Our tars I hrouight out of Cabaret Bay, after destroying a bat- ?? of 3 guns on ?? by the sanlo, ...