... - niia riv u. EDINBURGH PROVISION MARKET. Dee. 31 3nTecHea ME8AT. &e. Beef, best! oaet,%l lb 0/8 to 010 I Mlutton, best, ji lb .0/8 Is OjO Middling do.- ?? 017 Middling ?? 0/7 Best boiling ?? 0/0 pork, ?? 0_/7 e 0/9 Middling ?? 0/6 Veal, ?? &i' 1 Lamb. ?? a 0/75 Tongues, each ?? .3/6 i'OULTRii, Re. Frowls, jipair, ?? to 4/0 G3rouse,, jlpatr, ?? 0 to 0 0 Pigeons, do ?? ,1/4 Rabbits, ?? e1,8 ...

... WEDNESDAY. DECEMBIER 31. 1856. £Sj April ..Arbroathrand Forfar..- 25 23 320 0 -Ayrahlrie and Galloway-,( 14.I 7i 35~0 - Ayr andblaybole _ ?? 10 10 910 0 2 Mar.i2Sep C, elnin &k .1k 00 63 0 0 41 Do. & Do. Do. ?? Stka. 100 97 1000 3 - - Do. Do. 5p. cLQrs.~. 121 221210. 41 Feb.,%Ang. Clydesdaie G nrarnteed __ Sik. 100 1000 0 4Mr&ep. Caledonian .2 Dumbarton-* 25 13. 130 0 53[IaytNov ...

... ?? ?? FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Glasgow, Dec. 26.-The Felicity, Peacock, from Con.- stantinoy!e, which was sunk in'the river on the 20th has been raised and brought up here._ Croinartr, D.c. 27.-The Janette, Lovell, of and for Newcastle from Brora, ran on shore in the night of the 25th Dec., is making water, and will have to discharge part of cargo. Loasicinoith, Dec. 26.-The Earl of Seafield, ...

... ?? Mb, glauttaTI gAtfuigge. DUNDEE TRADE REPORT. On account of the holidayi there has been little doing in our flax market throughout the past week. Holders, how- ever, continue iirm no demanding full rates, and a brisk de- mand is anticipated with the turn of the year. Tows are inquired for, and the finer descriptions are likely to be wanted. I Good codillas also fully maintain their value. ...

... The following is an abridgment of -Mesirs.William Connal & Co.'s annual circular, reviewing the commercial transactions of the past year. The acceptance by Russia of conditions of peace, whiel was announced early in the month of January, did not impart, as was anticipated, an immediate impetus to the commecae of the country. Though relieved from the harrassing vicissitudes'of war, the dearness ...

... : A ItI KE r' s di LONDON COltN MIARkET, DjECEMBEJR G3I Y ttigsday s market Suppiles of all grain cnid flour very small. G0 a Wbeat-Englisti moved off at Monday'e prices, bitt no great activity. i Foreign held, for quite tho ,extremc prices of laet day. Floating l ci- ?? de left off coast, whllch hod caused more ?? on fimthat boyesr strafer waiting arrivals. Floor very-t 8- -firm-W indeed. ...

... THURSDAY. JANUARY 1, 1857. d-.d. ppj D-HpM~i.. it isi. Bh~ NI : RAILWA~TS. Ct. £ s d £54 April ?? Arbroath and Forfar~ 25 25 320 0 - Ayrshaire and ?? 74 3 50 - Ayr and Maybole ..I10 10o 9l10 2 Mar-&Sep. C41edordan.. ?? 100 63 0 0 44Do. & Do. Do. ?? Stk. 100 97 10 0 5 - Do. Do. 5p.cet, ?? 121 241 211 0 44 Feb.& Aug. Clydesudale Guaranteed ?? Stk. 100 10)0 00 4 Sfar.&Sep. Caledoniaa & ...

... GLASGOW SHARE LIST, DECEMBER 81. I . coionog Descrip'fion of Sloeck. SAMree. Paid up. 13ANtO. q S, D . £e S. D. S . D. IBank of Scotland ?? 2o00 0 0 100 0202 0 0:1 BlrItivih Linen Company ?? 10.000200 o0 0 220 00 J Csiedtonian Bankin g Company .10 t 00 2 100 3 1' 76ir ~jty of ia sgow Banid II0Compay1YO0 0ID 20'0 0 13 00d Clynesdale Blnokieg Ceon 20 00 10 0 0 13 It Comniccrciatl Dank of Scntiun ...

... 5biJplilq grtligenct. FROM LLOYD'S I'IST. Stromness, Dec. 19.-The Majestic, Moar, from Bpngrik. to Gothenturg, put in here 14th Dec. very leaky, and big. hauled in the ground. She has been surveyed, and will have to discharge either the whole or part of her cargo. Newton, Northumberland, Dec. 26.-A ohio's boat Wark-' ed ?? Flying Dutchman, Thomas. of Dundee, has been' washed ashore at this ...

... I ac . r ?? TnaseDAr Ev15NMG. al The Times' city article contains the usual commercial review ti of the past year. The newt year commences with numerous It 'signs that it will be a year. of animation. .i t! The demand for money on Wednesday was still extremely S heavy at full rates. - A further sum of £64,000 of the gold by the Red Jacket was t taken to the Bank-about £100,000 was expeted, but ...

... ?? life - Santa btelliplitt. MONEY MARKET. (Fromt Mir Allan's lonthly Circular.) - lear money and comparatively high rates of dis- count have ruled all the year round. This has for- tunately been accompanied with unwonted prosperity in trade, great. activity in ourmanufacturing aud min- ing districts, and a very large accession to our ex. ports. Under such circumstances banking has been a good ...

... . flaetts. - ?? ZDINBURGH PROVISION MARKET. Jan. 1 AUTCHERB IZAT. 1%Q Beefbeatsroastlhb 0/8 to 0/0 Mutton, best., V lb S/8 to 0/0 M iddling doe - 0/6.j *r 0/7 MiddlIng do.- 0/6.A * 0/7 Best boiling do.-0/7 # 0/0 Pork, 0/7 0i9 Mliddling ?? m 0/6 Veal, - --017 1,3 Lamb, It lb.. 0/6 v 0/7. Tongues, each -16216 N / PoIULTu*, &C. Fowls, V pair, - 3/6 to 4/0 Grouse, V pair, ..0, 0 t o 0 0 Pigeont, ...