... er IMPORTS. er STETTIN.-164 qrs. wheat, A. & W. Thom; 146 do. do., F. Mull; .er 131 do. do., W. Smith. Admiral (68 tons), Sivewright, mas- ad ter. les DANTZIO-276 qrs. wheat, F. Mull; 280 do. do., J. Lindsay; 70 as do. pease, J. Roy, jun. Pedestrian (76 tons), Geddes, ras- as ter. NYLAND.-473 pieces timber hewn, 754 do. deals, A. Burgess. Christiane, Mecklenberg (Fhlp), Moller, master. JrRsEY. ...

... AD ERDJIN SHARE LIST. TuxsIAy, OoBEoua 4. (Correctedfrom the Official List.) RAILWAYS. Share. Paid, Buyers. Sellers. 625.. 25 Arbroath and Forar £.311 0 .31 12 0 Stk ..100 Caledonlan .., . , 89 0 0.. 8 10 0 Stir ..100 Do. Preference . 10D 0 0 . 102 0 0 10 ..ODeeside . 915 0. . 917 6 25 25 Dundee and Arbro a . 28 0 0 .. 30 0 0 8. 8i Do. do. Now, No. 9 0 0 9.. 1 0 256. 26 Dundee, andPerth ...

... Cattle and Meat Narkets. dt METROPOLITAN CATTLE MIRKET-THURSDAY. r- The supply of beasts in to-day's market was extensive, even for r the time of year, and the general quality of the stock was prime. a' For all breeds the demand ruled heavy, at a decline in the prices A realised on Monday last of 4d per 8 ibs., the top quotation being 5s a per 8 lbs. We were well supplied with sheep, and the ...

... METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET-THURSDAY. Our market to-day wns but moderately supplied with beasts, the general quatlity of wvlsil was inferior. Most breeds were in fair reqtest at fully Monday's quotations. The show of both English and foreign sheep was rather limitei, and the mutton trade ruled firm at fall prices. A few superior Downs nold at 6s 4d per 8 lbs. Calves, tine supply of which WfaS ...

... COIMERCIAL LI3T, FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY LAST. GOODS WAREHOUSED. 2083 lbs. tea, J. & R; Ulrquhart 600 lbs. tea, A. Esslemout 1614 do. Gordon & Smith 1007 do. W. Stevenson 3197 do. Jaroieson and Mitchell 8140 lbs. tobacco, T. Craig and 209 do. W; Lusnsden Sons 578 do. Farqnharson and Co. 088 lbs. tobacco, mvid.,' W. and 3285 do.,Brebuer and Grant C. Wiliauss 273 do. R. Catto and. Co. 100 ...

... . LONDON.PRODUEO, EARTKET-Ttaildny. a ,-- .1j I - -An,,.- h-.f4. --Mnn and ,flnAd Snugar brilsk~lc. in fully as dear; best groaery, and, refined most in equst;reune'fiui'coninfl umje,51sL'Coftbe wanted ', 'and fully asgdear; elan native Ceylon, 61s to 69s. Tea,.fair busi- 'n ness; souudecomnmon Congouj Is Sd. Rice, demand better, and M fally as dcar. -'-. ', . LIVE1POOL 1PRODtTCIE ?lARRET ...

... XA7UFACTUIRB, COMMERCE, &o. e Compared with the prevlous week, there has been less activity in the demand for goods in the manufacturlngdistricts, Iotfor home I usc and export; nevertheless, the late improvement in the' quote- tions has been well supported. 4s regards stocks generally, we may observe that the continue very moderate for the time of year: . The mhiils are falrly at work, and ...

... ABDIVED AT ABaEaesnasnt.-February 15. Dundalk, Gunn, Leith; Duke of Richnfiond, Parrot, do-16. Ann, Wright, Middlesbro'; Earl of Seatfeld, Christie, Newburgh; Fisher, 'TIhomison, Hartle- pool. -17. Ino, Cowie, Peterhead; Argus, Brebuer, Hartlepool- 18. Aberdeenshire, Tldbot, Hull; Earl ofAberdeen, Howling, Lon- don.-I. Duke ofi.ichmond, Parrot, Wick Don, Kerr, Sander- .land; Margaret and Jane, ...

... ABE1RDEEN SFARE LV8T. TUaSDAY, JULY 12. (Cormeted from the Ogteial Lit.) RAILWAYS. Share. Paid. Buyers. Sellers. 295.. 25 Arbroath and ForfaT. ..£31 10 0 ..32 10 0 Stk . 100 Caledonian .. 81 15 0 . 82 6 0 3tk ..100 Do. Preference .102 0 0 .104 0 0 10 8Deesi de . .. 9 10 0., 915 0 25 , 25 Dundee and Arbroath .. 27 6 0.. 27 2 6 0 8..8 Do. do. ...

... I En DIV1IOUML T rUgI. JvWUau. THE MONEY MAEKET. VR3AY Ni 5e FRIDAY NIGUr. The accounts of the Bank of England, made out in the old t, form, present the following results n Liabilities. ; Assets. L Y Circulation (including9 Securities .. 28,890,320 Ls Bank post bills),,, 23,173,660 Coin and Bullion . 16,918,551 . Public Deposits . 5,590,545 r, Private Deposits 13,921,452 ...

... METROPOLITAN CATTLE 'MAt3KET-TniuRsnt y. The show of beasts in to-day's maerket was very moderate as to number,and somevvhat de'dielnt iiu quality. For moat breeds wo bad a fair demand, and Mondazs'~prices were 'well spported. , With sheep we ,were scantily euppbed, and the emutton trapdoe as- 'drm, at fu33 quotations, ^ ,There w~sta good demaud forcalvos-the i supply oS which .was limited-at ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-Friday. For this day's market there were moderate supplies of English grain, but a fair addition of forelin articles of the trade. English wheat niet a steadv sale at Moonday's prices, with little offering. The demand for foreign wheat was retail, and prices were un- altered. Fesh made country doar sold slowly at previous quo- Pl tations 0t-lading bsrley brought etesdlly ...