... IK !-t45 IN- ? zfl??? U, ? I 4?1- t - SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 18417. PRICES OP STOCKS Ti-llS DAY. Bank Stocl. ?? 152jIndiallands under1000 25 dis Ditto for Account ?? -jSouth Sc;, Stock . -i Three per Cent.Rled An. 7,1j Do. Old Arnui-ies . - Three per Cent Con. An. idfl Do. Few Avnnuties ?? New 5 per Cernt. Ann per Cent. Ants. 1751. . New 3S per Cent ?? ST onsol, or Acc c New 5 per Cents ...

... I N D I A. THE OVERLAND MAIL. WVe have received by extraordinary e-press from M~iarseilles letters in anticipation of the overland mail ot August. The dates thus received are from Bombay to the 31st, Mladras to the 20th, and Calcutta to the 14th of August. The wet sea- son1 was drawing to a close; the rains had been sufficient and favourablh, and there was a prospect of abunliant crops. Sir ...

... Nabai rantriltacurr. Portsmouth, Oct. 1. The Undine steam tender, Mr George Allen, acting master comomanding, sailed, in pursuance of Admiralty orders to that effect, at an early hour this ruorning, for Plymouth. She took with her a quantity of engincering. stores for steamers. An investigation into the causes which led to the unlucky col- lision between her Majesty's steam ship, Birkenhead, ...

... EDINBURGH SHARE LIST. SAIMnDAY, Ocro-ing2, 1847. SiiO. Desn,4pelsnf Stock. N Paid. Last Qu- o.a Sl. nain. On Chrange. Per cent.1 Batiks. £7 Rank of Scotland ?? lOG0 1,060 10 00 S British Linen Co., m oI-~ S Caledonian Hazk~ .. 10 54) 4afl0 6 it of 4Otas. Bask - n 20 2..1 074 6 Ctvie~sdale Hak. 0 to2 i ?? 0 200 2I52 0 7 ?? .l6ll 501 Frirb-urghi & Gl.aa 6220'5 7 5_ 6 ?? of Scot- lao7IS sa 025 ...

... EDINBURGH SHARE LIST. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, 27, 1347. gi~ietd.Deilytln Nominal; To-flay's Sal es. On Ch sge. 117 Snkofsatlan ?? 1'o00 157 s. S British Linen ?? 3100 100 1200 00 0 Caledonian Bamk O10 03' 4 60 6 city of Glas. Baniz. 1010 1114 0l C Clydesdale Bank.-. 20 10 12 12 0 l Cormnercial ?? -00 olo .162 10 0~ 6 'Pasen3ak._ ~25 i10 I 0 0' : ?? SrGlas 51: 6 2 O2a 63 6 Exch.BankaScot l0g ...

... (Morning lIerald.) We have, for some time past, said very little upon either the currency or the free trade questions ; from a feeling that it had been determined to try certain experi. ments, and that both Parliament and the people would hold themselves committed to give the new theories a fair trial, and to jtidge of their merits by the result. Yet it may be possible to carry this silence ...

... FALRIISK MARKET. The third and last for the season., or these -very extensive Imarkets. was held on Monday at Szeuhousemuir, which com- menced with the sale of sheep. The weather was favourable, which had the effect of showing off the various stocks to con- siderablc advantage. The computed number of sheep on the ground was about 120,000, being about double the number that appeared on the ...

... MONDAY, ?? 11. Match-300, 100 ft. First half of Ab. 2A. 7st. 101b. each. Duke of Bedford's Fistiana received forfeit from Mr Ford's Slabhzadee, and walked over. Sweepstakes of 50 sors, each. D. 21. 22 subs. Duke of Bedford's Bridle, 8st. 41b. walked over. Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each T. Y. C. Winner to be sold for L.200, &c. Lord Albemoarle's Radulphus, 4 years (Robinson) . 1 Mr Barnes's ...

... PRESSURE IN THE MONEY A1TARNET. TO THE EDITOR OF TEE CALEDONIAS MaES~RY. Rossie Priory, Oct. 23, 1847. Sm-I am surprised to see that there has been no move made in Scotlandon the oescasion of the existing pressure in the money market, to endeavour to get the repeal of the mischievous Scotch bank act of 1844. I can only account for the bankers not talking the initiative, because they do not ...

... INIVESTMENTS. EDINBURGH SHADE LIST. W zussDAY, OCToDfE 6, 184,. - k. : Ntominal To--Day'sSaies. St 122kQuo si ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ U Odn iD ifoo tr ,ia- u-j fn Chatnge. Per Cent. !3nazs. *I ?? E, ' s. d.1 £7 ?? ?? 1Sf0 n0 8 8re1ih LTreil CO 10 20 n 4 0 S Caledonian Eagk---. 0 4 8 0, 6 Cits nf ias. Ben.'. 20 10i 17 $ 7 .Cm 'r~L Bankl 500481200 6 Cf'esdocdle Slack-.2160 ;100 1; 17 r 7 ! Com7merel.1 ani-L ...

... 'Naruelo. LONDON CORN BXCHANGE-Oct. 4. The supply of English Wsheat at this morning's ma-rket is again moderate, but of foreign large. The English samples were early cleared eff at an advanice of 2s. to Ose. per qr., and. foreign meets a better demand at full prices. A short supply of Bar- icy, which mneet a. good sale at rather better rates. Oats nrc in ?? request, at a decline of 6d. to is. ...

... abat Initiltartiue. Portsmouth, Oct. 12. The Recruit, 12, iron brig, Commander Adolphus Slade, ar- rived at Spithead this morning from Lisbon, which she left an the 4th, bringing the latest news from Portugal. At the above date Sir Charles Npier's squadron was at anchor in the Tagus, but was to leave for another trial cruise on Wednesday the 6th inst., accompanied by the Amphitrite and ...