... I?Ta??t0h | LONDON CORN EXCH{ANGE-Nov. 11. l |There walS a lar~ger supply of Wheat from Essex, Kenxt, andi ISuffolk, than we have received for several wveeks, and the condi- Ition was mater~ially deterioratud by the damp weather, which mnade it rather difficult of sale, at a decline of is. per quarter for the best as well as the inferior qualities. Foreign was in fair demand, but the high ...

... e ACKET BO ATS. crzmn3 V Posr ?? SOVeusLer' Decstinationi. I ' l spatc *hed Las:t R~atk'.cz 'ot Fvs a~er$ SOL-THAMPTM I P fro Iodn Zaalen. P-Dus. STA*TIOS. er 01 n Lisbon, M~adeirafl (via Lisobon;, ?? R poral Tar, Tagus, Spain, C-ibra}- T huisd: j O*ct. 31. Not. IN. tar . . ?? I I Mialta,.Greace,/ Twfice every ?? iverpo?°.' an~d ?? mouth. 1 Nov. 3. Egmpt and India. ?? erot da' sf dt Liverpool ...

... | SA;TUJRDAYr, NOV:EMBER 9, 18 44. |PRICES OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock ?? OSIndia Bonds . ?? pm Three per Cent. lIed. P ?? 5^Ann. .Jan. (1S60) ?? 12 5-16 ThreeA per Cent. Cons ?? l00gDitto, Niewv (ditto). - Ditto for~ Account . ?? (Oct. 1859) ?? 11~ Three and 1 per Cents ?? - Ditto (ian. 1880) ?? - ?? ?? -Ditto (Oct. 1580).. Ditto, ditto, N ewr. ?? -Four per ?? India Stock ?? -Exchequer ...

... EDINBU1RGH SHAEAB LIST. TH~SnAY, NovZmmaaa 14, 1644. Dividend. When1Pay-| BANK1S. ~ SBet # Cent. £ £ £ s. d. £6 April Oct. Bank of Scotland. o ?? 100 173 0 ° 6 Jan. 8; July Royal Bank . ?? 100 100 170 ° 0 8 ~June& Dec. BritishLinen Co . ?? 100 226 0 0 6 Jan. &; July Commercial ?? 500 100 170 0 0 6 Jan. & July National Bank . ?? .5 10 16 0 0 S Feb. & Aug. Edinburgh &Glasgow s 5 B 7 6 7i June & ...

... ?J*Tarkfl06 |TOI? PRICES OF ORMWN, PEE QUARTZ!, IX fl POLLOWIXS JIIAREET TOWNXS OF SCOTLAiND, ron TE WEEK ENDING NOVEMBERl 9. I'et Barley.;I Oats. Pease. I Beans. Aberdeen ?? 52s Gd 27s Gd 19s Od -s Gd -s Gd Dalkeith ?? 56s 6d 36s 6d 24s 4d S~s Gd 39s Gd Duinfries ?? 45s Od 30s Gd l6s Sd -s Gd -s Od Dundee . dde.. 54Cd 2Ss Od 20s 6d -s Gd -s Gd Edinburgh . Gds.. Cs9d b6s 'd 2Bs 3d -s Gd 42s Gd ...

... Portsmnout~h, Ncov. 5. The Cornw allie,, 72, w.ithL the flag of Vice-A dmiral Sir William Parker, K.G.B. ('blue at. the fore), Captain H:. Richards, muade her n umber early yesterday morning off the Wight; but ow ing to the foul and light Freezes she did not get up to the anchor- agre at Spichead till late la~st night. She salutedl the flag of Sir Charles Rowley this morning, w hich the ...

... Leith, Nov. ?? SIosleKevy, Xvfrom A2rchangel to T-full, has put into 'St M 'argraret's H -ope w vith damage, and m ust dis- charge to repar.r The Catherine J;misison, from Leith to theO Cape of Clood Hfope. wans spokenl with 20th sil. t. 4.long.' 10D 0. by the PNo ci Tasr. Bell, arrived ofl' Dartmouth. e W'arkworth, Nov. &-Tke (Graham', of Perth, is on shore near tkit plance, bu tont vitmuch ...

... DrsaaE, Nov. 12.-Our markets have undergone nol change during the past w.eek, Flax of all sorts is in steady demand, at same prices as formerly. Towis and codillas, ow- ing to their abundance, are still drooping, In hemp and hemp codilla, little or nothing doing. Indian jute meets wijth buy- ers at prices varying from LA13 to L.14 per ton, according to quality. Yarns and linens are in regular ...

... BRITISH CORE' TRADE DURBING THE rAST At the principal consuming markets held since our last, very little change has occurred in quotations, sellers having remained firm, notw ithstanding the cautious manner in which purchasers have conducted their operations. At Liverpool on Tuesday the transactions were on a retail scale, but neither old nor new wheat was cheaper, the small advantce of the pr ...

... MEE¶ETNG OF PAPER MAMIFAOTURERS? A mteeting of the papermanufactutrers in the neighbouho~di of Edinburgh, was held onl Wednesday, 30th October, in Mr Camneron's premises, Bank Street. Mr Cameron wfas called to the chair. M~r Cowan explained the object for which the meeting had been called, viz, to memorialise the Lords of the Treasury re- garding the vexatious regulations imposed on the trade ...

... N?flrn1 ?nhTa?nte. Pqrtsmonoh? Nopy. 10 The Oriental arrived this morning, at ten minutes past seven, at the Motherbank;, from India. She has eighty passenigers oni board.= The Nimnod, 20, Commander Pi. Obsse, arrived at flevonport on Saturday from the East Indies and China, to be paid off. The Corowsallis, 72, Captain Richards, sailed1 on Thursday for Plymouts tp be paid off. The Ferret 6, ...

... Stromaness, Nov. 3.-The Falk, Lindetromo, from Sweden to -Cotta, has put in here with damage, having been on shore on the island of Stronsay. The Liberty, Brow n, frem Onegaw to Dover, has put in here leaky, and has been laid on the beach for ae.a maination. Arrived in the Clyde, the barquse Glencaifla (319), of Green- eel;, Nical, from Demnerara, in 61 days-sailed 8th Sept. The Cherokee ...