... THE SITARP MARKET. (Pri-b M11essrs Robert ,Jf Themes llhzn's Monathly Circular.) We have had a large and steady business all this month. A gr'at deal of Scotch railway stoik has been taken up for investment, culd the recent rise in prices is not only fully mains rained, bitt wle believe is legitimately accounted for. Fear- have certainly existed of a tightness in the money market to- wards ...

... - -flml art v to. LONDON CORN EBIXOh AJGE-h'v. 30. We had a good supply of English Wheat this morning, which was taken at last Manday's prices. Some of the trade are sel- ling English flour 3s. per sack lower. Barley met a slow sale at last Alonday's prices. Beans Is. per qr.icheaper than this day week. In prices of Pease no alteration. We have had a pretty good supply of Oats since this day ...

... The rapid reduction which the stocks of wheat have recent- ly undergone, and the very scanty manner in which the growers have brought forward supplies during the last month, have imparted a firm tone to the trade. This has been more observable in the country markets than in London ; and the rally which has occurred in prices within the last fortnight originated in the provincial markets, Mark ...

... WMl'-N\Dl>\GoUP OF TIIE EDINBURGH AND FERTH RAILWAY COMPANY. There seems to be no end to actions arising out of the wind- . ing-up of this company. We intimated in our last number the interdict served hr3 Mr Williamson and the provisional ominittee agairnst the issue by tie North British of new stock . for the construction of their proposed branches. We now giv-c copy of asulnlors of count ...

... N-Wabal Yntelltoimcc. Portsmouth, Nor. 29 By the latest advices, we learn that the Inflexible steam sloop, Commander Hoseason, ma de the passage out from Plvmouth to the Cape of Good Hope in 50 days, without coaling on the way. It will be remembered that the very unfavourable news brought by the Mutine 12gun brig, Commander Crawford, of the dread- ful head to which the Caffre insurrection had ...

... EDINBURGH SHARE LIST. WEmt.ssDAs, DlEoElosER 2, 1546. 9l.3~d, on .To-Daya Salea. Per Cent.j3anks. £ £ .d. £7 iDamkofScotlandi~0103200 8 'Britlsb Linen C--OG..0 100 0~ 0O 7 C:aledonian Bank.. 10 21 1 6.City of GWa. Bank,1 10, 1 6 0 6 ClydesdsIX Bank..20 Wo1632 6 CoMmereial Bo..0100 162 0 s ?? Bank..-- 25 0I 6 .kIinborgh & GlaS 2 2717'01 E,Eah. 3a41k ?? 100 5 5 0 0 7 ~ 1475 6 NaiBn Bnk. ...

... A.j.q to ut`?-o - TUESDAY, DECEzMBER 1, 1846. l PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY. Bank Stock . in(dia Bonds under 1000 22 Ditto for Aceuz ?? - -islthc usea Stock ?? - Three per Cent.Do, . -; Do. ?? Annuities ?? 93 Three per Cent .. . . Do. Nev Annuities 9. Nevw 5 per Ceot. Am'. - Cent. Anus. 1, .i New SIX per Cet ;u:'Vo.ol o .. P Nef 34 Tie C et -I ?? . tols c C95j9 New 5 per Cents ?? -India Stock ...

... A inceting of farmers, corn merchants, and others inte- rested in tihe Edinburghl corn market, was held yesterday in the Council Chambers, for the purpose of further cousiderillg the proposed improvements in the market, and the miode in which the necessary faunds are to be raised. Thle Lord Pro- vost occupied the chair. The Lord Pvovost, after expressing a hope that a calm aind arnia-ble ...

... Slacowitiox *ntellto-rimm. Lynn, Nov. 29.-The Charles Craig, of Aberdeen. from Lon- don for the north, put into the roads yesterday, short of provi- sions. Leebhmaddy, Hebrides, Nov. 23.-The brigr Ceres, Philips, of Dundee, from Riga for Greonock, put in here on, the 18th inst. and still remains in this harbour. She sailed from Stornoway in the 11th, was in sight of Insturbull light on the ...

... S'riotn fteIntarE North Shields, Nor. 27.-The schooner Jane, 21'Kenzie, of j Stornowayv fromn Liverpool, laden with salt, when entering the harbour this morning, drove on the Herd Sand, and the crew- l were taken out of the rigging by the South Shields life-boat. Hf fer rudder is broken, and the crew have been engaged this after- noon in stripping her. The Henry Holland.which arrived here ...

... Nrabal fintaltmer. The Wandorer, 16, Commander Somerville, was off the Pon- gas on the 12th of October, expecting to be at Sierra Leone in a month or thereabouts. The Frolic, 16, Commander Hamilton, is expected to arrive in Engrland, from the Pacific, about the end of May next. Commodore Sir J. J. Gordon Bremer, K.C.B. and ?? as- warned the superintendence of Woolwich Dockyard on lst inst., ...

... 'fTAI IX OF TRALDE. M~tHEi-c Til ~eii- IIh ?? of ?? on Ti-i-I x - ci--i- It nin. xt-midJ alin o-t Ilare led a more ?? I I_~ to o~:~iipoe that thle mnarket was ab~oj1 to tls-true a ''ii'C t thlat ?? ee teks past. This lvit. -- ii - h b-.wuo thewho the ma rket ?? ii:O*.i- I' ?? hil S'IMe ut thinl gs lately reported. W~e j-aia.! hcC .t ;ot o! f-it haiint- ien OMa 1)0i-ues be- lit;ci ii'a- i- i ...