... 1*tatrtoto. TOP PRICES OF GRAIN, PER QtUwAn, IX TIE FOLLOWIN# MARXET TOWNS OF SCOTLAND, FOR TE LVEEK ENDING DECEMIBER 14. Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pease. Beans. Aberdeen ?? 52s Od 27s Od 189s d -a Od -s Od Dalkeith ?? 2s Od 36s 6d 24s Od 41s Od 41s Od Dumfries ?? 48s Od 30s Od 16s 8d -s Od -s Od Dandee ?? 54s Od 27s Od 21s Qd -s Od -s Od Edinburgh ?? 53s OCd 36s d 25s 4d -s Od 45s Od Haddington ?? ...

... AW me Nwo,Illiano --SA1FTURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1844. PRICES OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock ?? 209 India Bonds ?? p Ditto for Accen~t-. ?? 0rt An .Jan. (1360) .. 12 1-16 Three per Cent. P4ad. 100 ; Ditto, New (ditto).. Three per Cent. Conls.,. Ditto (Oct. 1859) .. Three and . per Cents - Ditto (Jan. 1830) ?? Ditto Reduced ?? - Ditto (Oct. 1880) . Ditto, ditto, 1iew .. 0S- Four per Cents ?? ...

... 10ifoor SATTURDAY. DECE:MBER 14, 1844. 1 I PRICES OF STOCIKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stoc' ?? 2_o0 [India Bouds ?? 5 pm Three per Cent. Red ?? ioO).1-Ann. Jan. SG66O) ?? 12 1-16 Three per Cent. .nn_ - Ditto, New (ditto).. - Ditto for Account ?? -WDitto (Oct.185) - Three and -S per Cents.. Ditto (Jan.1S:3) ?? - DittoReduced ?? -1Ditto (Oct. 1380) Ditto, ditto, YNew ?? 10S\Four per Cents . India ...

... ariIsQ. Ac TOP PRICES OF GRAIN, PER QUARTER, IN THE FOLLOWING 3 MARKET TOWNS OF SCOTLAND, FOR TEIE WEEK ENDING al DIEEM~sBER 21. Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pease. Beans. st Aberdeen ?? 52s Od 27s Od 18s 3d -s Od -s Od ir Dalkeith ?? 52s Od .34s Od 24s 8d I 43s 6d 43s 6d ns ?? 54s Od 27s Od 21s Od -s Od _- Od fi Edinburgh ?? Ss Od 36s 6d 27s 4d -s Cd 45s Od d ?? 56s Od 338 6d 24s Od -s Od 39s Od ?? ...

... sbttvtna Intelltearnt Inverkeithing, Dee. 18.-About 216 sail of ships in St Mar- garet's Hope, wind bound. The Samson, Youngson, from Aberdeen to Newcastle, lost two men overboard, off St Abb's Head. The Elizabeth, Douglas, from St David's to Granton, with loss of bulwark and boat. The Tontine, Garvie, loss of bulwarks and boat, and deck swept. A foreign vessel is supposed to have been wrecked ...

... VIROM I' A:INDI MAIL. ICt'i.LT 'A'Eo is.A CACUarATM~Tn 1INt~tc*t (rooavavxy-The li~stribuitionl of 'rani special miedals8 eotifer,'ecr ont ?? Ilindoo College by the lion. her C. H., Crameron, aid ?? B.,-tyal!, s.,took place october 9, 2d c in the College b.sill.'''tr src acrowded aissemlslage of Eul- T' repeat! ~nd skiave gn. 'mnen, whith a flew ladies. The GO- won( ?? distii. (I th~e t:. ie ...

... } EDINBURGH SHARE LIST. Tv=SDAy, DECmBER 24, 1844. When Pay- ?? Dividend. ay- BANKS. > Paid Sles able. S e. p Ce-at. £ £; £ 8. d. £6 &April&Oct. Bank of Scotland ?? 100 100 172 0 0 6 Jan. &July Royal Bank ?? 100 100 170 0 0 8 June& Dec. British Linen Co ?? 100 100 230 0 0 6 July Commercial ?? 500 100 i ,o0° t a n. & Julyv National Bank ?? 60 10 15 17 6 5 Feb.&Aug. Edinburgh & Glasgow 5 5 7 8 0 ...

... BRITISH CORN TRADE DUROG THE PAST WEEK, I The weather has, during the greater part of the week, been frosty, and the lard is now again in excellent working order; all arrears of out-door labour are therefore likely to be brought up; some improvement may also be expected to be wrought in the condition of the wheat in stack, by the ab- sence of humidity in the atmosphere, and the sales thereby ...

... ,,.,I)tvvtna Entriltarnre. The Augusta of Leith, Mitchell master, from Dalhousie to the Clyde, timber laden, struck, on the Cannon Rock, on the morn- ing of the 27th ult. and beat over, with loss of rudder and water- logged ; crew saved. The.Dulce of Cornwall steamer, Captain James Napier, on the voyage to Campbelton, on Saturday the 30th ultimo, discovered her about snid charnnel in the Sound ...

... DUNDE, Dec. 24.-Daring the past week our trade has been very steady, and we understand there have been some pretty extensive sales of flax at same prices as formerly. Tows and codillas are wvithout change. In hemp and hemp codilla there is nothing doing. Indian Jute appears still to be in de- mand, at prices varying from L.13 to L.14 per ton according to quality. Yarns of all sorts are in ...

... BRITISH CORN TRADE DUmG THE PAT WEEK. The intense frost experienced during the greater part of the month has obliged farmers to thrash out feely in order to obtain the requisite quantity of straw rendered needful by -the severity of the, weather; still the supphes of grain brought for- ward at the markets in the agricultural districts have not been so abundant as to cause prices to recede, and ...

... gtarltrto6 .LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-Dlec. 9. The supply of Wheat from Essex this morning teas Moderate, that -from Kent and Suffiolk good, and the whole met a tolera,- ble sale on fully as good terms as this day se'nnight ; in foreign the business transacted was to a very limited extent only. The quantity of Barley offering proved more than equal to the de- Wnand, and buyers had again the turn in ...