... AIEMNI''Y MAUlJlT AND STOCK INTELLI-| . - ~~GENCE.I CryT, NVu:DMSIDSAY..The Funds continue in an inactive state, with scarcely a bargain having been made. Gonsols are #28 9-4 for 1loney, 924 buyers for the Account. New T'hreeand.a4{lif per Gente, 100sf 10u0i India Stock is rather better, some leaving bec Sold at 249 the Bonds, 35 pre- niuo. Money has been in greatr dmand, and sales of ...

... I 'rJewcastle Corn Afarket, September 24.-Our mar- ket to-day was. very largely supplied with Wheat from the growers, consistingy almost entirely of the newerop, for which prices receded 3s. per quarter. Old Foreign met very little attention, although holders would have submitted to a reductiou of 2s per quarter on last Saturday's rates. We had a large show oP Oats, and prices were looking ...

... THEE AMdERICAN TARIFF. l1 * August 31.-The Tariff bill, just passed and signed by the Paiesident without rlCelC the lav iof the lend. We annex a com- snralct of most of the duties it imposes, and 'rL,11, a ,ed by thle law of 1832. In additon to the sirao io t of duties, is the fact that they are ,] Vd in cash, where heretofore ther w was an ~ j cedt f ixmonths. etiol ouf gtxomodos is to be ...

... LONDOIN MARKETT. F'rom the London New Price C'urrent of Tuesday, Sept. ?? SUGAR.-The arrivals of West India sugar having been again large, have caused the trade to come for- ward reluctantly, and although importers have been desirous to sell, and have submitted to a reduction on former rates of Is per owt, still the demand has been limited both for browvn, yellow, and grey descriptions, the ...

... - - I Newcastle Corn Market, August 27.-Our farmiers brought a small supply of Wheat to this day's market, but our foreign arrivals continue large, and holders were under the necessity of submitting to lower rates than those of last Saturday. However, at our reduced quotations, a good extent of business was transacted. Oats met a very limited demand, and scarcely main- tained their price. Malt ...

... PRICES OF COALS TN LoNnnm A C II S L T. b C E V V 1 I I I 'I NEWCASTLE MONDAY, SEP. 26. WEDNESDAY, SEr. 28. s. d. . d. a. d. s. d. Ldair's ain . . 15 0 to 15 6 15.0 to -- , ester *. .. 15 0t o 16 0 . .5 9 to 16 0 :lm Park .. .. 180 to - . . ?? to - :lartley West.. .. 16 6 to 17 0 to- Ditto West Basting's - - to - _ 15 6 to 16 0 Ditto West Ravens- worth . - to 156to -- [lolywell Main . 17 6 to ...

... I The select parliamentary committee on WeSt- ern Africa, begin their recently-issued reportiby explaining that their appointment originate'd in the discovery, in 1839, that foreign slave bhips 'were permitted to trade for goods at the British settlements on the Gold Coast; and in Dr. Mlad- den's report of the inquiry, whiich, on that dis- covery, he was deputed to make. Their report relates ...

... FfrOm the London New Price Current o1 Tuesday, August 30. SUGAR.-There has been an increased disinclination on the part ot the trade to operate in West India Mis- covadoes sugar since this day week, and for either grocery or refining purposes the demand has been very limited, and importers have submitted to a furtier re- duction of Gd per cwt: the purchases for the three market days have been ...

... X , 0 IIIMA It ET AND STOCK INTEr LI I IV0Y GENCE.I PRICES OF STOCKS EACH DAY. Bank Stock ?? I ?? 1. 168 Three per Cent. Red. .. 924 92i !93i Three per Cent. Con11ols 924 829 62 1 3A per Cent. 1818 . . I . 3; per Cent. Rteduced ?? ij .101 6.6 1 o0 hl isew :ii per Cent ?? lout 1004 10014 Lonlg Annluities, 1860O. ?? . 124 ?? ~ Do. SU1 yra ex. OJct. 1859.. 127-168 Ildia Stock, 10k per Ct. 125iK ...

... | Thnttlz^^TRADE OF INDIA, I ine trauo ot India has now been open more tlianse- ven years, but (says the Times) we are only beginning to apply those measures-such as the removal of re- strictive duties, and the improvement of the native agrieulture-which are calculated to raise it to its proper importance. The equalization of the duties on sugar and rum, the cultivation of the tea-plant in As- ...

... LONDON IMARKETS. From the London New Price Current of Tuesday, Sept. 6. SUGAR.-The trade has come forwvard with increased freedom, and for grocery purposes the demand has been brisk for both brown and yellow descriptions of British EPlantation sugar; the refiners have been buyers to a tair extent, and the purchases for the three market days have amounted to 2200 hlids and trces, at au advance ...

... From the Gazette of Friday, Alug. 26. BAINtRUPTs.-Jatmes Palmer, Lynn. Norfolk, draper. Henry John Collett, London and Manchester, ware- houseman. John Reeves. High Holborn and Drury- lane, London, carver and gilder. Charles New- man, Scrips and Great Coggeshell, Essex, and Llanon, Carmartheashire, miller. Jonathan WaceV, Beech-street, Barbican, bookseller. John Earland, Lower Thames-street, ...