... DUNDEE, Feb. 3.-During the past week there has been no change in the state of our trade. Flax, tows, and codillas are in steady demand at our last week's quotations. Tow yarns continne very saleable at fell rates, while flax varns are still neglected and unsaleable on almost any terms. Brown linens, Osnaburgs, and sheotings. as well as common dowlas, move off readily at same low prices as ...

... FVOKEIGN MARKETS. Though the weather has int been quite so mild on the GAme tinent as in this country, still thefrnst has not been nearli so- severe in the northern countries of Europe as in ordinary vears,- and from present appearances, it seems likely that the sbhrping season in the Baltic will coonnience early in the spring. At present the advices from thence are of very little interest ...

... %,-7abal 3:ntrittarurr. Portsmouth, Feb. 1. The Cyclops steamn frigate, Captain Lopidge, arrived this morn- ing from the river Plate, last from PlVmouth, where she landed her despatches. She has cone here to refit, and is ordered into harbour for that purpose, prior to returning to the River Plate with supernumeraries and despatches for Admiral Inglefield. Her MIajesty Las ordered a semaphore ...

... ,%,.'btv:ptncr 3Entruteence. Dunbar, Jan. 26.-The Sirene, Jackson, was on shore yester day morning on the Sands near Scoughal, about six miles to the westward of this place, but came off on the tide, without damage. The Ellen, Mlillington, on the 23d ult. picked up and landed at Leith, the crew of the Henrietta Margaretta. of Blankanese. from Holbeck for Newcastle. Had been twenty-five days at ...

... STATE OF THE SHARD MARKET. (From Mfessrs Robert &- Tihomas Allan's fontehij Circuiar) The first Ministerial movement of this Session is to appoint a Committee for the purpose of examining the merits of the proposed new railways, and the result wvil], no doubt, be to en. force the winding-up, amalgamation, or postponement of a large proportion of these schemes. This is most ardently to be ...

... Eoutfano SATURDAY, JAdN-UA-'iRY -S1, 1846. PRrICES OF S3TOCS YESTERDAY. Bank Stoc k; ?? . 20Sirdia Bonds ?? 30 Ditto for Account ?? nn.Jan. (1860) ?? 10 Three per Cent.Red ?? ?? (ditto).. - Consois ?? ?? i Ditto (Ocr. 1859) Three and I per Cents. -'Ditto (Jan.1SO.0) 1 DittoRed re e ?? (Cct.1Sh0) Ditto,diitto, New. 97 4Four per Cents. |India Stockl ?? 29 pm, w Banki rf Ireland Stock ?? ...

... INXVESTIME NTS. EDINBURGHI SHARE LIST. Wnn~n~rFrocuan 4,1846. -To-Day. als flhidead. Derdlptloo of Stock. ?? Po cenlt.~ Banks. .66 Bank of Scotlan d- 100 100 1660 0' S British Linen C.-.l00 100 2-24 0 0 7 Ctaledonian Bank.- 10 2A 4 35 Q' 6 City of Glas. Bank.. 10 l 10 4 10 0 6 Clydeadalc Bank_. 20 10) 14 20 6 Commnercial Banls..50l) 100 162 00 5 Eastern Bank_-.'20.5 20 11 50: 6 Edinburgh and ...

... *Tavucts. LONDON CORN EXCEHANGE.-Peb. 2. The supply of English Wheat this morning by land carriage samples was moderate; goad dry qualities command an advance of ls. to 2s. per quarter, but we cannot note any improvement in1 damnp or out of condition parcels- Free foreign sells freely at L.te prices. Bonded is inquired after by consumers, but we did not hear of any sales worth noticing. Barley ...

... KIlauto TUESDAY, FERRUARY 3, 1846. PRICES OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock ?? 207 India Bonds ?? 3 0 Ditto for Account ?? -Ann.Jan. (1860) ?? 0. 1 0 Three per Cent. Red ?? 5saDitto, New (ditto) - Consols for Account ?? 95o Ditto (Oct. 1869) Three and i per Cents. -Ditto (Jan.2530) ?? - Ditto Reduced ?? - Ditto (Oct. 1280) - Ditto, ditto, Yew. 0 71, Four ?? ?? India Stocl ?? -ExchequerBills ? ...

... Cat/tets LONDOIN CORN EBCHANGE-J'an. 80. There has been little English wheat fresh up for this morn- ning's market, good samples a-re eagerly sougbt after at fully Monday's prices, but a large proportion sold on that day has been refused, owing to its wretched condition, and great difficul- ty is experienced in finding buyers for it-old and free foreign sell readily, and in some instances ...

... BRITISH CORN TRADE DURRING THE PAST WEEK. Now that the intentions of the Government regarding the corn laws are known, we fully expect that the demand for bread stuffs will revive, and that a portion at least of the late depression will be recovered. The law of 1842 may now be considered as virtually at an end; but, until the new measure shall have been passed, some degree of uncertainty will ...

... .:.DXDUDGH SHARE LIST. FRIDAY, JANwARY 30, 1846. I -~ Oloidneci. flonwib~tininco StOcks. colad. Lint Qua-- attns. | 1On Change. Per Cent. Ean3Ls. I I £ £L £ d- £6 Bank of Scotland.- 100 100 11660 O1 S British Linen CO-100 100) 224 0 7 Caledonian Bank_- 30 2*j4 15 0 £ City ciGlas. Sank- i0 10 114 10 0 6 Clydendalo 3anl__ 50 10 14 5ID 6 ,Commercial Banrk-:5W ~1 I20 0 S Eastern Ban.k~-'l5 10 It5 ...