... lRa-ructs. SBZTRFIELD-July 20. From our own grazing districts the arrivals of beasts fresh up to-day were seasonably extensive, and in very prime condition. The attendance of buyers being numerous, the beef trade was firm, at an advance on the quotations obtained on Monday last of 2d. per Slbs., the best Scots readily producing 4s. per 8ibs., at which a good clearance was effected. The numbers ...

... KERKALDY CORN MARKET-July 25. Here, to day, we had only a moderate supply of Wheat, which was slowly taken off, at about last wreek's rates. Of Bar- ley and Oats, the supply was small, and though a dull sale, the prices of this day ee'unigliv were realized. Wheat Barley I Oats Pease, Beans. Firt.5scw G.u4 Al-G t ?? ?? -s Gd !-s od Second..47s Od 29s 3d 29s (id -s Od -s Od Third1 . 40s Od 25s ...

... HADDINGTON CORN MARKETJulv 3. 1 11 I- Grain of alll kinds wvas, to-day, considerably short of last niarket. Sales were quick. WVheat, top, is. down, and average Zd. up. Barley, 9d., and Oats 4d. up on the average. Barley, 4'J quarters; all sold. Oats, 178 Quarters; 144 quarters sold. Beans, 17 quarters; all sold. WI heat. Barlo Oats. Beans. I Pease. First .. 610s Or- 0, 3 4s Od 4C s Q d -s oa ...

... HoW quotations ?? ritirnately range must of course de- pend oil tine result of tire harvest at honnc and abroad. Up to thc present time tine promise for the wheat crop is decidedly guol:I, as dir as the British islaudS are concerned. To offer an orpiniou as to wvhat wheat mar hce worth in tile autumn call at best be regardedl as inure guess-work, but there is somethingi like data fhr judging. ...

... Yabat Portsmouth, July 5. Taey u CuAxNNE SQUAfDRON.- Estrct of a private letter from one of the ships of the squadron, dated the 27th of June, in lat. 4S. 27. N. Ion10 10. 32. W.- Fron the time of leaving Cork to the 19th of June the squadron have been exercising newly-raised men in reefing, furling, making and shortening sail, general quarters, firing at a target, &c. On the 29th a trial ...

... 4;uarrveto. LONDON CORN EXCOANGE-July 17. The little English Wheat fresh up fr thyis morning's market ! and that left over freni Wednesday, could not be disposed of without submitting to somewhat reduced rates. In foreign scarcely auy business has been transacted, and quotations coni- sequently remain quite norninal. The demand for American flour is less active than it has been, but prices ...

... GESERAL POST OFFICE, JUItI 3. Mdaspatced Last Packets Next Paclct~ STATION. from London. Sailed. De. Lis4 on, bladeirofl h _ (via Li;hbon) *7t hI -tb. and ladrid I Queen, Spain, Gi erral 2.tb, tal ever. mn..th. Jy 7 Jui 1. Maltaroerecoe, I ninn Island-s, 3d &z 20th of .blontrose, E;2 ypt, C(elo'n overy mollth. July s. India, Cina ) i British Colonies) iln AVest Indies texcep't H'ml E I dltu-a, ...

... IN ViESTAMENTS. EDIN-BURG11 SHARE LIS¶E. )TaDxFSDAY, Joar 29, 1846: oi,~dznd. ?? PaWis. Last Qiw r~a i~~rvideiidl. _ iitipiO fSoc. 551. 0On Chalge. Per Cent. Sns £6 RlancktScotland ?? 100:7100 ~ British Linen e..1010±40a )itto~as- Bank, 1010 13 iS 6 Cdfsate Banik.2 lo 10 15 0; 6 C.'Ieri~lsiai Basik. 200 .100 1650 0 Eastern ?? 215 10. II 0 6 Exeh. Bank ot'Scot'! 10:5:5 14 0 XS 14/ [slee ?? ? ...

... tontian* TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1846- PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY. Bankt Stock., ?? ., ,, 2,OSl india ?? Ditto for Accouit .. -Ann.Jan. (1S60) ?? 10 5-16 Three per Gent. . 96 Dittov ew (ditto)Re Consols for Account. 3.i Ditto (Oct. 1859) Three and 51 per Ceacs. 7,t Ditto (Jan.1I30) DitLo Refluced ?? Ditto (Oct. 1880) ?? Ditto, litto, New ?? -1 Foeur per Cents . India ?? 29l-.l!ExchequerBills ?? ...

... A.Rar¢ tot LONDON CORN EXCHA.\NGE-Zuly 13. The weather being- so very fine this mnorning-, Keujtish factors had to submit to at decline of 2s. per quarter on their best qua- lities Of Wheat ; a. -4 though other sorts were offered at a still greater decline, they could not be sold, and remained over for future markets. Barley was without any alteration in value. Prime beanis realised former ...

... ?? BOATS. anA.XSE-PAL Povs Oirrcr, July 2_Ko JJ&Llljatloli,. --*patcled ?? Packets I Next Packeti, SOUYITAM'PTON s euotchede bailel. De. I'TATIOX. froin London. Lis7. on. Afadleira, a (via Lisbon), ,t Pacha, i adrid Splain, Gibral- ' July 1V. Julh 2tL. tar ?? every month. i Malta.Greece,lo-' nia;, isLanitl-, ;, 13d & 20th of, 3iontrese, Egypt, CGylon, ' everv monlth. July 8. India. & Chinl ...

... 4,Otrwng fattlit(tifner Greenock, June 30.-The James Campbell, Miller. arrived in the Clyde from Montreal, after leaving the Straits of Belie Isle, got fast in a large field of ice, during thick foggy weather, and was detained in it for 12 days, during which she drove about SO miles to the southward. Dunbar, June 30.-The Caroline, Howes, from Port Dundas to Hull, sprung a leak off this place ...