... 3,0 .. it.) -Y - ?? I . . . _~Zz o l . . _ _ _ _. I Prom MIe Londotn New Price (Cutrrent, June n.1 SUGAIa-ThreCI'0 11ULS beiUI ?? extetsive aind gerrw!lal drk'rnand foI' est I nh iil Mi lUsC(iltIrS heiltes Orn' lao.t, both grorcr's auid re- fir 1'ls Irtr i uirug trcely, arnd til e Itallt ity soldt ?? brlrml girater thirl Jars blrn theltehi tltot soile tillm prast . prlires; Ifily Is ?? tbloie ...

... ?? asAVilN AMUDYNG. Monday, eiprii 16-The Craven Stakes, of 10 sOvS. each for thrlee-years old, tist; four, 8st 41b; five, 8st 131b; six and aged, flit 51b. A. F. 1 Mr Bird's Redshank, 5 yrs, 1. Gen. Grosvenor's c Umdalus, 3 yrs, 2. Lord G. 13entinck's The Buadcht Glas, a yrs, 3. Mlr Sowerby's Ruby, 4 yrs, 4. Col. Peel's ro c Paganini, 3 yrs, 5. Mr Greville's Hock, 5 yrs, 6. Lord Jersey's ...

... I . in;ikii-Eys, FAIRS'. &C. . . 1- ?? ?? - 1-- - ?? At Newcastle mnarl.L, otl Saturday last, there was a larger sull. ply of Wheat frrom the farrmers than for some timo p~lst. but Ihe costricealrrivals sinco T'uesday being mioderale, the whole secs quick- if clealrer1 otl on fully as good tersn as last SatUrday. FOr vdcilli Horley there was little or flu etrquiry, O.S tire sliason has nearly ...

... MUARLETS, PAIRS, die. At Newcastle marlset, on Saturday last, there was a very small 1tipilly of Whedt tfron the growers, but fair arrivals coastwis, and the whole met a good deraand, at tn advance of Ps per qr. on Ibe pricca of this day sernsight. The supply of Barley was very large, and to efrec t dales to any extent, adelinre oilsB perqr. mrsthave been submit- ledto. Oatswerein good supply ...

... SuoAR.-Brbliloes saent at an daniinco of 61 to 1s, fine brought 63s to 63s 6il. good 62s te62s Cil, mid59ato 61s6d. Refried, grocers bane purchased verv freely nt Iii desciip- tions of goods, at an advanceofIs; Lumps rather under the staindard have brought 75s 6d, naid tlioe passing 76s to 76, 6d. Double crushed 34s to 34os 6d. Bastards abovn SDs hove secured i s eiay sale at prevsiod_ ratec. ...

... I NEWCASTLE, SATURDAY, MAY 1I, 1838. WVe had a sbort supply or Wbout from the growers this moaing. and I the arrivals coarlwine belng a mere bhaga!t9te, and it being generaIlyi anldentood taltthequnailtty an tbe scayIsextremelysrifliigourOmillers avipoed coeoidurable axetaly to tahe off the few parcels a sole, and -wi7l'iigpve ratidifttrefOf to Wernatter ospoonbe tunas ae thiss day1 ed - but ...

... I - MARK LANE. MONDAY EVENING. MAY 14, 1838. We havting a (alr average thie o1-yoftr Supply or Whent elhibiled to- day. fwsh op twrm our corn:gnoarg; cOUnail,, as well u, there being a quanstiy ctlmlt wiekn unsold saiiipleoofelrng, the dermani tor ail khids ot 'Wheat Nna. cn ilh whole, dall, at barely IUt week's qu0tados., Till. beliintis In the trade wvan chelby altribulted 1. the millen ...

... MARWES INTELLZI03N The febe, Cole, for Sunderland, grounded in proceeding dowo lvieno~ne River onthe 21UA-Jnt,- Tbe Irelach sloop L'Eugene et Zesla Boise], from New- cystle for Danlkh'k, coal..laen, In -attep~pting to enter Southwold Harbour on the .2It Efostan tor0heIiter, atrutk and reniatued on the bar for acme time, . t was eientualfy tssisted to the harboar.' She apr t ?? susined bat ...

... . - at . IArlv I .. At Newcastle makt i audylsteewswi !a moderate suppyo etfomherorsbtth 6oaatrnse arrivale otnevo oeeth atr l h eld'their sasupestvey1ihatwhhtemils Iwould not acced o td osqety e rn ae iwere effected, battefresai ?? Iquarter on lost Saturdal's pirices. allrbig aed ingly scarce, f'rtsh thrashed samples commanded very 'iigk terms. Oats were in falr supply from the country as ...

... - Nfapo lWaaSULNT. I j I grom~ih ondon New Price Current; Oct. 16.1 SUGAit.-ThoA narket for.West -India Muscovadoes has become exceedingly inactIve.,, the demand from. the, grocers haI been limited tor all descriptlens,.imnd the reflniers, since the alteration in the bounty and drpawback on the ma- nufactured artlcje, Whvlac came Into ?? on Wedncs- day, have refralned altogether from ...

... . C C TEE IRON TRADE.-We are happy to state that the iron trade is brisk, that orders at the last quoted prices are plentiful, and, unless there be too great an anxiety on the part of the masters to advance the price, are likely to continue so. We fiope they will let ,well alone. We have heard of several furnaces recently put into blast.-Merthiyr Guar- ,dian.-The demand for iron during the ...

... LOfiDON' MARKETS. WARK LANE. XEONDAY, EVENING.. ARIJ.to. The arrivall; of wheait coos105 v IdrnC eoreefyo quahly. In the Wrifdting aod inferior kouo ho ~r ..uout of booblioss transmuted. Supro nll4hoe o a stead s55e. ENGLISHCRN pe. qC. pit Wheat, Essex and Held, Malt Were ReL.d .. . .2 to 64 Pes 14sdGe Whits.68M Sufol sd orlk , 5o 9 9 ~h Bolter,::::3' Whtet do. do. 5 62 Boer. ...