... £~DINI3URGH SHARE LIS7. SLTuRDAY, JUNE 12, 1847. To-fayasSales. pividend. Deserlptcon of Stock. paid. LastQuoo Fes Cent.! Banks. sEd.' £7 ?? 100 100 l~0! 9 !British Line _.o #00 2100 200a0 0 j Caledonians Bak.. 10' 1k 1 9a0Q 86 City of Gls ak .10 12 0 613. 3/6 U ?? ?? .162 5 i 7 ,Commervial ?? i nt 2o 6 '30Eastern ?? 6 08 0 6.1I6 6 Rrinburgh&Ge Cas.-..oo0wo 15a0 0 Iich.Bank of Scot.. ,, 6I 7 0 ...

... wfbivgat ?? re¢ Copenhagen, June 3.-The Lochinvar, Miller, front Liverpool to Cronstalt, which was on shore 28th tilt. and got off after dis- chlarging part of cargo, got ncroun d again soon after and re-dis- charged part of her cargo. SOUND INTELLIGENCE Mlay 31 Sophia Albertina, Lutteman, Kirkaldy, Wisby- Newcastle Pac'ct, Christensen, Konigsberg, Leith-Jessie, Da- vidson, Dundee, Riga-June 1 ...

... INVESTMEN.TS. EDINBURGH SHARE LIST. WEuxasnAY, JUNM 9, 1847. To- Day's Sales. Ohidend. Deeeusn~pl of Stock. I Paid) Last Qo.- ?? ?? ?? -~ ottiow. On C hange. Per Ceot.i manks. ;rin1isf ctlnen '00 t2o a e 6 City of Gias. Bank.. 10 lo is 0 6 'Clydesdale ?? j2 100 13 12a Commercial Bank 25 '162 0 O , IPastern Bank--2. 25 10 11 0 P dinburgb & Gla_%r1055 52 a0o2a 22 WoIleof Man Cos5.-~ so 1017 1$ 0 ...

... ?? a? br rnm- Portsmouth, June 6. | Orders were received yesterday for the Terrible steam frigrate, I Captai!l PX:UIStLY, to prepare for sea immediately, and bh ready to proceed for Li-bon on the arrival of the dropatches; for the further expediting which a heat wnas ordered to he in waiting at the Clarence Victualling Yard ; all letters, packages, and su- pernumerarios for the squadronl were ...

... __-7 - - I.P U MIw = .0, P ISb*4l SATUR4Y, JNEi h 12, X847. PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY. Bank Stoak ?? 1961 IndiaBondsunder 1000 - Ditto for Account ?? - South Sea Stock . - Thfie per Cenif.Red ?? 8 DJ lo. ld -Airiuiti - Three per Cent An ?? 8SIDo. New Annuities - New 5 per Cent. Ann - 3 per Cent. Anns. 1751 New 11 per Cent . ?? 890 Consels forex diT ?? I New- 5 per Cents. - ?? India ...

... The consumptive demand for wheat has within the last few clays increased materially, a11nd, no corrcsponding increase hav- ilag taken place in the deliveries fnor the growers, the supplies ?? scarcely sufficed to meet the inquiry; and. prices have, conIsequently, agrain begun to tend upwards, notwithstanding tih continuance of highly auspicious weather and very favour- -hle reports from all ...

... ??-arsetq. IAt LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-June 7. The show of Wheat from Kent was extremely small this e morning, and sales were easily ruade, at prices Ss. per qr. above those of this day week. The to-n millers put up the top price offlour to Ss. per sack. In Barley, Beans, and Pease there was Tevery little doing, and quotations of these articles remained e much the samne ason Monday. The Oat trade ...

... StivVina -Intellfarnee. The Sisters, M'Callocb, of Iunerkeithing, sailed from Leith for Doneal, early in Feb. last, and has not since been heard of. Lowestoft, June.-It blew a strong gale from KNE. the whole of last night, with heavy squalls ; this morning several vessels parted their anchors and chains to the north of Yarmouth. The Mersey, Barrie, was driven in here with lose of boom, stern- ...

... favets. I LONDON CORN EUCHANGE-June 11. I At this day's market there was not so mnany country buyers for Wheat, and only a limited extent of business transacted at the improvement noted on Monday. Indian Corn continues in good request for near floating cargoes of fine quality, also tor distant shipment from the Danube, but inferior sorts are ne- glected. The Oat trade continues depressed, and ...