... Rollbous, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30. STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWO O'CLOCK. BankStoCk Adz 2041' IndiaStock-. shut rhtrcperCent. Red- 91t I Indial onds-- 25 Thrceper Cent.Con o As shutnnuities(Jan.1860) 1413-16 Ditto for Account.- 52- ' Do. New (ditto-. - Three and Hairpercentl 98 Do.(Oct.18.5) 14 Do. Redtic d . --84Do. Jun. 1880 - Do. de. NeW= = Eli' Sht o.(Oct. 1880)- - Four per Cents. Am - ...

... suaructo. CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, Decemnber 29. In consequence of the holidays we have had apoor attend- anee during the week. The quantity of Wheat by land Omas plea has been moderate, and the condition geneially initi'et ent, which prevents our supporting late prices for any tsati, not perfectly dry. Banded is without inquiry: Sping call, of every description is a slow sale, and rather ...

... SItppifng 3lateJlist4iC. Kirkaldy.-On the 21st ult. the sloops Rorv, gon, of Stonehaven ; Farmer, Margaret and ElizabL~h F Dundee, got on shore in attempting to get into IV t Wemnyso harbour, and tbere being a very heavy sea tbe sbore, they have all received damagre; the two j.. named are bilged, and the tide ebbs and flows into the,,. they were got off the beach next day, and hauled ir,; ...

... ,%btpvjlvg Intelliffenics. The Brurnswick Packet, Bisset, arrived at Leith, left 1-amburgis 23d December; had fresh breezes from the west and snuth-west, with snow. Tbe Hlamburgh . Packet was liading for Leith. a The brig Thistle, Keddie, went ashore on the Elbow End, on .S;nday morning, betwcen one and two o'clock, h wlen she became a total vrcck. The crew, with the exception of the master, ...

... lHartets. CO1N EXCHANGE, LONDON, Tanuary 1. The arrivalsof Wheatiduring the past week to this day's market have been moderate, and although the trade has ri., been very active, good samples have realised last week's currency; inferior descriptions also maintain their price. Flour moves off slowly, at late rates. Barley is taken off slowly; but prices are nearly supported. In Beans and Pease we ...

... W.Onziont, TUESDAY, JANUARY 2. STOCXS THIS DAY AT TWO O'CLOCK. BInnkStock - 0? md- i S toelt w ?? rhree per Cent. Ilel ?? Bolands_-, Threeper Cent.Conscis s1m1titAnnlitieaA (Jan.1860) 1 I 3-1IS Ditto (or Aceount 92i?,DOn. N w (ditto.' 61)1t Thee ?? ail?,Ifl'D.(Oct.15.59) 1 4i Do. Re dlmeod- 9- S- Do. Jan. 15550' - I)o. do. sntr in.? '1 ?? - Four per Cemt. -sRheqarr ills 48 4G Irish Banh ...

... maructo. COREtN EXClHANfE, LOZ.ThOW,V Januaryv 3. There is not any alteration to-day in the trade' for Xl or Barley; pyices steady. Although Itoerenl see ay r up~ since Monday. the market Is full of thle ar cl aoo; lat week's supply, whichs must be again noted Od.Ier q,,Io0 cheaper to sell to any extent. o Dalkeith, J~anuary ai. The following were the pricesin to- day'smoorket.-ik.1 227 ...

... ,sbipoiliff rattellivence. The sloop Elizabeth, Durham, of Anstrutber, while entering the harbour of St Andrew's last week during the night, was, by some mistake on the part of the crew, al- lowved to get foul of the racks at the back of the pier. She stuck fast, and, being coal-loaded, the cargo was im- mediately thrown overboard, as the only chance of get- ting her off. She lay till Sunday ...

... Imarttet0. CORN 'EXZHANGE, 'LONDOX, January 5.. London has been enveloped in a dense fog 'OsincO dayl 1 this morning, so much an, that business has beeo 1 ped and the attendance of buyers at masker less in conslqeqr5e'5 We must however note the Ofat tradb firm at AlOnday rency. Therewas a large sale 0n Wednesday, In .,me, ?? stances at 6d. per quarter decline, but to-day the few n- effreted ...

... Iifvvingq i~tCIltegUe£, DUNDEE, January 6.-This week has been peculiarly disastrous to our shipping. On tho night of Friday last, the sloop Rebe, James Lee, master, from Hartlepool to tbis 'port, a-ith coals, struck on rhe Aberty Sandis, but. she got off; and, asb sbe rwas rnaog a good deal of vra- ter, she was run ashore on the Buddon Sands. On the following day she was taken over to the ...

... TRADFD. He . - l- IAirac-srsTfEB, .fasusy 6.-Tha's hahs been this wieak a ratier improved demandt for goods as comparedl itI last week, but prices remain laitlnut tteratiofl. Con- tr elderiag, tho dulness tvhich usually prevails at thii season C of thle year. there is perilaps reason to believe that we A have entered upon a grandeal course nf amentlment, and that the Proepect wiill tcorlinue ...

... jipving uItelli~tgence. The barque Janet Izmt, Snotland, from Leith to Syd- ney. New South Wales, passed through the Pentland Firth on the 2d ?? all well. Elsinore, December 30.-The Helena, Mengers, from Stettin, for Bordeaux, got on shore yesterday in a south east gale, bt is espeoted to he got off with assistance. The Ru-sian ship Jobanna, West, of and from Pernas, for Dundee, passed out of ...