... PRICE CURRENT.-TuF@SDAY, APrL 27. | SUGAR -Although furtherreduced rates were saubittedI to for raw sughr, 5till it occasioned no increase in the home or exturt demaind, and the quantity brought for- ward proved more than sufficient for the wants of buyers. Merchants were ?? to realie:, -ts a large number of vessels laden with sugar wero near at hand. lan West i.ndiiAMuscovadoes, the private ...

... | MARIE- I OiNC. I - MARIN-E INTELLIQENCE. 7 . Worth ShieD-Asnt1t b Pomnona,' I gomen yatsthellihopes the way f(lehnaI- tuk Necsl 0 w~eurot hor asle tonted offthent for~urli, isnowbnsierti as neviabl olos.yh was-lr 5 a fne vesel, nti hd bee engaed a ihtgois trde for. Treasurer, of ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ou this pttihc sie parso Odays agefro Qebd, ad iesnevr~lno~btn eafrd Suner Hl d and, thic s ep rogut ...

... Her Majesty left Windsor Castle for Osborne -HIouse yesterday. Another extra number of the London Gazette wat published last u*ight. It contains about 90 notices of intended applications to parliament for private bills, most of which are for making or extending railways. The time for the deposit of the plans and sections and books of reference with the clerks of the peace and parish clerks ...

... MARKETS, FAIRS, &e. Ilewcaslte Corn Akerkel, October 31.-Our farmers brought a moderate supply of wheat to market to-day, but we had a good show of samples from thecoast,and the demand proved extremely limited, at prices the turn cheaper than on Saturday last. Barley was taken off very slowly, at ou. quotations, as our maltsters merely purchased for their immediate wants. Rye, of fine quality, ...

... MARK-LANE BXPRW REVIEW OF THE CoRN TRADE i 3 DURING TmY PAST WEEK.. I _ I . I A reaction in prices cat b carcely be ezpcted; indeed the probability is, tbwt, high of quotations now are, they will become still higher h'eore day efflcieu assistance can reach us from abroad. The great dependence of. both statesmen and merchants is America. That. the crop of wheat was large, mn d that of Indian ...

... | X From the New Price Current of Tuesday, Jan. 13.) SUGAR.-Since Tuesday last importers of colonial sugar have been desirous to realize, and having abundantly sup. plied the market, a decline in the value of nearly every sort has taken place. Importers of British Plantation submit- ting to a reduction on previous rates of Ud to ls per cwt for all descriptions, occasioned a fair business to ...

... MARKETS, F'AIRS, &c. Newcastle Corn Market, Mfarch 2l.-We had a good supply of wheat at this day's market from the growers, but few or no samples offering constwise. as vessels are kept back owing to the stormy wreather, and prices ruled ls per qr. dearer than on Saturday east for choice I qualities; b at no improvement can be quoted in the va- luo of secondlary descriptions. The demand for ...

... Newcastle Co'rn Market, Octyer e ?? farmers brought a very large supply of wheat to market to-day, the whole of which was cleared off on nearly the same terms as last Saturday. In coasting samples of free foreign we had little doing, but holders generally would not accept of less moiiey. The arrivals of barley are trifling, and prices advanced full 2s per qr. Malt also ruled 2s per qr. dearer, ...

... LONDON, DEC. t4. (Font l7ie Gazetle a) Friday, Dec. 19.) B.ci'NtpUrS.-laMeS Jessup, Princes-plaCe, Notting- hill -and William Johnson, Queen's-road, Holloway, builders. George Graham, Thomas Adams, and Midahel aregle Macfarlane, Cheapside, calico printers. George Craft, nitchin, Herefordshire, baker. John Leadbitter, anceter, ?? WildHenry Charles, Mancexster, commission agent. John Kelsey, ...

... i PRICES OF SIJAAtIS AT NEWCASTLE..| Share. Description .of Stock. Nominal Latest Pi. Price. Salea. R RAILWAYS. R ;9 25 Blackbnrn Burnley,& Accrington Gi 12 13 So) Caiedwouan 21 ditto Estensien ?? 2i .50 Ch-.ter sud H-otyliId15 13 1 '25 Cambhridge und Llincolum ?? 14kt2 25 Clhlerine Juoclioll ?? q I 4f Cockerwuioth and Worleington.. 5 so Dur7hlni & Suuderlaiia (arerage) 34 26 25 '27* 40 ditto ...

... I - I (From the Landon New Price Current of Tuesday, Aug. 19.) SUGaR.-The arrivals of colonial sugar keep small, whereas the deliveries are going ol very largely, and a further advance has taken place in the value of every description; notwithstanding the continued rise in prices, merchants supply the market sparingly. West India has been much ?? after by grocers and re- finers, but buying ...

... AVezcastle Corn A'farket, M'arcS 28.-Our market was well supplied with wheat to-day, both from the farmers and coastwiss, for which the trade raled extremely dull, and where sales wore made a'deeline of Is per qr.. had to be subitted to. In bonded samples there was nothing doing.- Barley, except of the finedt quality, met a slow sale, at late rates. Malt was quite neglect- ed. For oats there ...