... ftaist0. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-Sept. 23. The supply of Wheat from the home counties this morning was moderate, particularly from Essex; picked samples met a ready sale, at fully last week's prices; damp and inferior de- scriptions sold slowly, at late rates. Foreign was in more ge- neral request, and commanded our extreme quotations. Malt- ing Barley must be written is. lower; grinding ...

... KJOUZIM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBERR 21 , 1844. PRICESP.RF STOCKS YESTERDAY. nk Stock ?? - India Bonds ?? 9 pm ThreeperCent. ?? . -Ann.an. (JS' 6 - Three per Cent. Cons 99IDitto, New (dtto).. - Ditto for ?? Ditto (0 (ditto9). Three and J rer cen ts -.H Di Jan. (Jan..1 - Ditto Reduceda. Ditto (Oct. 1850) _ Ditto, ditto, New. l.oii Four ?? India ?? 74 pm. Irish Bank Stock . 204j. HER MAM 'S V r ...

... stintag Intellften, cc# Wick, Sept. 14.-The Susan and Ann, Haring, of Whitehaven, bound to Ireland, was on shore on the north side of the bay of Wick this morning, but has been got off, apparently without damage. Elsinore, Sept. 12.-The Prospect, Leask, of Aberdeen, from Stettin to London, put in here yesterday leaky, and must dis- charge, having been on shore in the grounds. The Joshua Car- ...

... -Parketo. TOP PRICES Or GRAIN, PER QUARTEe, IN 1TH FOLLOW!ISG MARKET TOWNS OF SCOTLAND, FOR THE WEEK ENDING I ?? 2}. _ ?? Dalk~eith ?? Dundee ?? Edinburgh. Haddingion Hawick ?? Inverness ?? ?? Kirkaldy ?? ?? Stirling ?? Wheat. 52s Od 64s Gd 52s 6d O5s Cd 62s Od 44s Cd 50s Od S3s Od 52s Od 52s Od Barley. 28s Gd M4s Gd 2Ss Od 35s Cd S6s Od 21s Cd 29s Gd 21s Gd 32s Gd 29s Cd 28s 8d Oats. l8s ...

... t-tnrc TUESDAY, SEPTEMIBER 24, 1844. PRICES OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock ?? India Bonds ?? 94 pM Three per Cent. Red ?? Ann. Jan. (1S60) - Three per Cent. Cons 991 Ditto, New (ditto) - Ditto for Account ?? 991 Ditto (Oct. 1859) - Three and I per Cents,: - Ditto (Jan. 1830) - DittoReduced ?? Ditto (Oct. lsS0) Ditto, ditto, New. - Four per Cents . India Stock5 Exchequer Bills ?? ...

... DLUNDEE, Sept. 24.-Our markets continue to exhibit great firmness, and all sorts of flax are saleable at advancing prices. Tows and codillas maintain their quotations. In hemp and codilla there is still nothing doing. Indian jute finds buyers at L.14 to L.15 per ton, according to quality; and for the rea- son mentioned in our last, of an increase on the duties on jute varns imported into ...

... BRITISH. CORN TRADE, DURING TBE PAST WE.- Thie wheat trade has maintained a firn tone throughout the week, and the rise in pricesfrom rthe lowest point of depression may now be estimated at 2s. to 3s. per quarter; this rally has been partly caused by som ewhat decreased deliveries from the. growers, and as the sowing season is fast approaching, a further failing of Fin the supplies may be ...

... Stavenger, Sept. ?? Preussisshe Adler, Christensen, of Griefswald, from Konigebeeg to Leith, sprung a leak and sunk off Egeroen 7th inst.; crewt saved. Aalborg, Sept. 17.-The Argo, Law, of Dundee, from St David's to 13iga, was wreciced or. the SB. pointof Skagen Reef 13th inst.; crew and materials saved. Arrived in3 the Clyde, the Lady Eleanor, Bilton, from Arch- angel, in 2 days-sailed on the ...

... INVES$TMENTS. EDINBURGH SHARE LIST. TSUu5.DAr, SEPruBEP 26, 1O44. Dividend. Whenl ay. BANKS. 8 Paidj ,,es- I able. £6 Aprl&oct. Bankofotland 100 100 176 0 0 6 Jan. & July Royal Baak ?? 100 100 163 0 0 S juune&Dec. British IdnCo ?? 100 100 22600 S ?? S B, no~ 100 169 00 6. Jan. S July Commercial ?? 1500 15 14 0 6 Jan. & July National Bauk ?? 10 0 0 5 Feb. & Aug. Edinburgh & Glasgow 5 596 0 7 ...

... x-abal MterIM cr. Portsmouth, Sept. 22. The experimental squadron is not yet ready for sea, although expected to have been so by the 20th. The Queen, 110, Captain Martin, is completing provisions for five months at Spithead. She will be inspected on Tuesday by the Commander-in-Chief, and sail in a day or two after for Ply- mouth. The Styx steam surveying vessel, Captain Vidal, having coaled ...