... INTESTMiENTS. tD)IUBUR{rGH SHARE LIST. SAsTRDAY, JOLY 25, 1846. Di'ldend. ?? of Stock. |,'Paidd- tastzloe _ *e taerze. E~ UbanS.ge. Fez Cernt.;: Banks. * it £ X ?? s. d. £6 S13ankofScotland iOU 100 1,1 0 0 8 HBriiIh iflerl ?? 100 100 224 0 0 7 'taledonian ?? 10 5. 4 10 U 6 City of lInS. ialC.2 10 i0 13 I5 0 6 ClodeodalO ?? 20 10 23 15 o 6 Commercial II ?? 510 100 16 '1 Uo 5 Lzstern ?? 24 10 I ...

... BBrwISa /ORN TRADE DURING THE / PAST WEEK. In the souther/parts of the kindom the weather continued very dry and ho! up to Friday, bus in the north a good deal of rain appears/to have fallen about the middle of the week; on Friday this neighbourhood was also visited by copious showers, but this day (Saturday) is again fine. The moisture which has filen has not been of a character to do the ...

... :p4laritclo. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-June 2D. There was a moderute supply of Wheat from Essex, Kent, and Suffoik this morning, the sale of which could not be pro-I ceeded with iii the early part of thle day without submititing to a decline, which, as. the day progressed, amnounted fully to 4s i to 5s. par quarter. In foreign business was limilted, being held on the samie termns as on I'riday, ...

... 4arttets. LONDON ORN EXZHAANGE-July 6. At this morning's market there nas a very small show of ?? from Essex and Suffolk, ancd only a moderate quantity from Kent. The trade was on the .,whoie rather firmer than on M1onday last, but the rates then current could not be exceeded. The transactions in foreign Wheat were ont a very restricted scale, our (own millers having plenty en hand to satisfy ...

... It must be admitted that a continuance of wet even for a week or two would be detrimental to wheat, and would do more or less damage to spring corn where the crops are for- ward. Under these circumstances a somewhat excitable time may be expected, and a slight excess of rain would probably suffice to give an impetus to business. Holders of wheat have certainly become more anxious of late to ...

... xabal iintel[tarnue. Portsmouth, Julv 19. On Thursday morning, about seven o'clock, as a man named James Bradford, seaman, was casting loose the frapping of the jolly boat on the starboard quarter of the Naiad 46 gun frigate, in ordinary in this harbour, under the command of Lieut.J. W. Finch, 1820, the boat swung or heeled over and the man fell over the bows into the water, at a time when the ...

... Itrntfam TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1846. PRICES OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock ?? -India Bonds ?? 23 Ditto for Account . -Aann..Jan. ?? - Three per Cent. Red ?? 95'jDitto, New (ditto).. - Consols for ?? -iDitto (Oct. 1859) ?? 10 1-16 Three and A per Cents -Ditto (Jan.183O) - Ditto Reduced ?? Ditto (Oct. 1850) - Ditto, ditto, New.. ?? 96! Four ?? ?? - India Stock ?? -I ExchequerBills ?? 14 pM. ...

... BRITISH CORN TPADE DUREZG TH PAST WEEK. Though the weather has not been decidedly unfarourable, his it has been so unsettled during the greater part of the week as th( to, give rise to some uneasiness; indeed partial damage has et unqu4estionably been done by the thunder storms which have ne. been experienced in different parts of the kingdom, the out- by standing crops having Ibeen a good ...

... f tarete LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-July 3. The arrival of English Wheat since Monday amounts to 3,020 quarters; those offoreign to 15,190 quarters. Business in either has been slow, and quite of a retail character, but wve do not alter our quotations from that day. Iln Barley, Beans, and Pease very little has been dune, and their -value remnins unaltered. Pine Oats maintain late prices, but ...

... ST)tv:vtnq fnteliftence, SOUND INTELLIGENCE. July I1. Dorotheas Maria, Clausen, St David's, Kjoge-Fanoe, Jassen, Pnestoe, Leith-Gileaner, Thomas, London, Dantzic- Susan, Douglas, Riga, Arbroath-Isabella, Cobb, Petersburgh, Dundee-William and Charles. Widdicombe, Grangemouth, Stettin-14. Free. Feathers, Charlestown, Cronstadt-15. Weir, Reid, Riza, Newcastle-Cato, Henderson, do. Aberdeen-Patriot ...

... xabat Ententernre. ni Portsmouth, June 30. D The Vixen steam sloop, Captain Giflard, arrived this after. noon from China and the Cape, and came into harbour between four and five o'clock, bringing the last instalment (1,000,000 dollars) of the Chinese indemnity nmoney, and invalids from the . squadron, also passengers, She left Hong- Kong on the 3d of M March. Captain Lyscer, late acting ...

... SI-bt:pvtna- fntellfavence. Dunbar, July 12.-The Catherine, XI'lntyre, of Dumbarton faom Shields, was assisted into Skateraw Harbour thi morning a dismasted. SOUND INTELLIGENCE. July S. William, Bruan, Mernel, Truon-Flnra, Dr.mniond, andl Bertha, M-eyer, Grangernouth,Stettin-IFriedrich. Withmer Aberdeen. Liehau-Navigation, Langfiehit, Grangenrtouth, Baltic. Winds at Elsinore-July S anld 9. N ...