... Newecaste Corn Market, May 8.-There was a moderate supply of wheat at market to-day from the growers, as well as coastwise, and the Foreign arrivals have all gone under bond,but the demand proved very limited, at similar rates to last Saturday. For malting barley there was little or no enquiry. Oats were in good supply, and ruled a shade lower. The little bu- siness transacted in- rye was ...

... I ,From the Loadon New Price Current of Tuesdey, s April 13. SUGAR-The 'British Plantation Sugar m~arketws in a dull state on Wednesday and Thnrsday last, and~~ --~ueen no arrival since this day week. T e deliveries keep trifling * thle stock diff~ers little from that of last year. Pricesel Bengal and Manritins still rule below those current o West India. The stock of Britishl plantation ...

... 1r`roya the London New Price Current of Tuesday, November 30. SUGAR.-There has been an excellent demand for all descriptions of British Plantation Sugar for both Grocery and Rofining purposes, and the merchants have obtained a further advance of (d per ewv; the purchases for the three market days have amounted to ]500 hbhds and tres; of good bright yellow sorts the sup- ply has proved far from ...

... I I \Very erroneous ideas prevail in this country in regard totho finance aud baiki-ng establishments of Holland. lIndeed, they are generally considered as models of sta- bility, though, as we purpose to show, quite the re- verse. The solidity Of private merchants in Holland is al- most proverbial, and their credit stands deservedly high, because in no country iu Europe are paymerts luore ...

... From the London New Price Current of Tuesday, October 26. SUGAit.-The trade have been anxious to purchase West India AIagcovadoes Sugar, and from both Grocers and Refinersthle demand htis been brisk for all descrip! tions, and an advance on former rates of Is has been paid for yellow, and 6d to is9 for brown qualities; the large quantity of 2,200 hhds and tres, has beeu dis- posed of by ...

... LONDON- MARCH 10I VRflE FRIDAY D TUbDLY MGE5h' GQ&WTS- BANKRUPTS. ?? John Todd, Wood-street, London, warehouseman. Barnaby Dunn, 45, Jermyn-street, St. James's, glass and chinaman. Thomas Ward, East Dereham, Norfolk, plamber. John Fairweather Har- ?? Bread-street, London, wino-merchant. Andrew Turnbull, 31, Arundel-stroet, and 9, Howard- Street, Strand, boarding-house-keeper. Christopher ...

... Tile Azores Packet, Triggs, of and for Plymouth from Newcastle, was ron into on the 18th inst. in the Downs, by the schooner Hope, and received damage. Portsmouth, July 20.-Put in, the brig Anvil, Acas- ter, trem Sunderland for Christchurch, with loss of her masthead. The schooner Frank, Wilson, from Shields tor Plymonth, with loss of anchor and chain, slipped at Spithead. Arrived under the ...

... I ~.I.MARINE fNTELLIGENCE. North Shields, November 8-The master and two of the crew of the John, Hill, of Dandee, wrecked on the 3Oth, of August in leaviig Archangel, were landed here last night from the William Brandt, jun; the remain- der of~the crew have proceeded to London in that ves- sel. ?? Polly, MoPhail, from Quebec, after along and distressing passage, arrived here yesterday. She had ...

... I MARKETS. FAIRS, &c. NVeeusatle Corn Uarket, August 7.-At this dav's market there was a good supply of wheat from tho farmers, and also a fair shov of, coasting sam- ples, for which there was a moderate sale, at an ad- vance of Is. per qjr. ol the rates of last Saturday. T'here were few oats offering, and prices reled Is. per qr. dearer. Fine South country rye met an im- proved demand, and ...

... From the London New Price Current of Tuesday, July1 13. SUGAR.-For British Plantation Sugar there has been a good demand for both grocery and refining pur- poses, and the purchases have been larger than has been the case for some time, they amounting to ]700 hogsheads and tierces for the three market days. The supply ot coloury and strong grey descriptions being rather small,buyers have been ...

... I ?? iii A ( ?? CIQ ?? l MIONEY MARKET AND STOCK INTELLI- GENCE. CMrV, TuirsDAY Evmsemvo.-Tlhe Emmglish Stocks were not very finnl to.(daxy, neither was tile aimmount of business tranStmet- ed laige. Conuls for tile acemsmit were MSj. buyersanind sellers alttrenately, lt day, but closed at tile litter quotation l Baik Stok left off at 15; Exchequer Itills, lls. ts 12s. premium Three per Cents. ...

... A \ecaste Gcemin .3farket, Nov. Gi.-At this ?? market there was a good supply of both Eugiish and Foreign wheat, but there wtas a thii attendance of buyers, aud the domand proved liaited, at sini- lar prices to last Saturday. IL'ho best qualities of barley met a good sale, aud lully maintainied their value, but tho interior descriptiox.; were quite neg- lected. lor malt there wa-i a tiir ...