... } 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 ...

... CfATTLE PARSETS. SMITIHFILUy, Dec. 16. This being the day arpointed fir holding what is termed The Great Christmitas Market, more than the usual buStle attendant o05 such oce&. aions was observed. As might be expected from the fine mosts fepe. ritncre for some time past, and the fa'ouraible state of the weather for slaughtering, the graigers expected more remunerative prices for the stock ...

... 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 ...

... th AMonchester.-There has continued to be, considering the period as of the year, a very fair demand for both cloth and yarn; and at of firm rates, especially for the latter. We thus close our trade re- port for the present year, which has been one of rather a che- a qered character, its opening contrasting irreglnarly with its close. e, The year commenced vith heavy losses for Iroth spinners ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, DECEMBER II. The frost Continues, and the weather is rmost severe. The pres-ateoce of easterly winds has caused a short supply of all grain to this day's mnar- ti - tet, where we had ontly a slendler attendance of millers, and so little busi- t Iness passing in wheat. Prices osay he considered nominally as en Monday, ~ -No additional arrivals of oats heats come to hand ...

... Vfi3>I1'.~CI~A LZST, WLEEJ END-ING ON NONDAY LAST. . ~~~~~~~~~ y ~~~~I NIPO RT.S. ArrToNA.-CQ tons bones at cattle-Aberdecir Lime Co. 241 horns- William Cordon. Malrgarette (IDanish skip), lIrocger, missler. A LTOv'A.-52 tons buries of' cattle-Tho. Tail, Inoveesry Mill s. Fal. kois,Norwegiari ship). Patterson, caster. .DELIVERED FROM1 WARLHOSE 2 chests, Tea, (leo. Chapslari 2 cases Brandy, ...

... 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 ...

... SHIP M:WS. | Tck-on-Fohr, Dec. 9.-'he Lykkens Prove, from the Elbse, 16th tlt., has not since been heard of, and is supposed to be lost i some seamen's chests have been washed on shore at the island of Sylt, and one belonging to Captain P. Jensen. Brahe, Dec. 12.-The following vessels are on the strand, frozen sip in the ?? Willen Ir. (steamer), Emanuel, Aurora, Marie Eliss, Maria, Wilhelmine, ...

... Loondon anhi Provinclal Grain Markets. 7 I OLD CORN EXCHANGE, Londou, londay, 25th Nov., 1844. During the past week the supply of English Wheat has been most li. beral from the neighbouringcounties, tho' but little of it is on the market going direct into consumption; the feesht aTrivals this rnornipg ars to a modprate extent, and sales proceed but slowly, though prices are gener. ally quoted ...