... Fromghe London VewPrier Current of u7esdy , Oetober 17. SUGAR.'lmpoirters of West India Sugar have been more inclined to realize, and have submitted to a reduc. tion on former rates of 6d forgood and fine yellow, and ]s per cwt for inferior and brown descriptions; upon these terms, however, the demand has been good from grocers and refiners. the purchases for the three mar- let days reaching ...

... I MONEY MlABI1iET AND STOCK INTE L Ll- I ~ - -- GENCE. PRICES OF STOCKS EACH DAY. Thill. 1`24. Sat. 1n. Turs. 71'rdj. Bank Stock ?? 173 173 ,l73L 1730. ,, 1 .. 173 Three per Cent. Red. ..s) a ?? 054 955 .i) .Sf )5q 15 Three per Cent. Consols 94i 9l~ 4A 4 4 3A per Cent. 118 ?? r per Cent. Reduced 10 102 .102 102 102 102 New 3* per Cent ?? .1014 10thBI 1014 1014 101A 101 Long Annuities, ?? 12 ...

... I From the London New Price Current of Tuesday, November 14. SuGAR.-The demand has improved for West India Sugar since Tuesday last; grocers and refinershave been purchasers to a fair extent, paying previous rates- in some cases, however, a slight decline has been sub- mitted to for brown descriptions; the quantity of sugar sold for the three market days has amounted to 1450 hogsheads and ...

... | -. From the London New Price Cjtrrent of Tssesday, March 14. SuGan.-The accounts come to hand from the West Indies being of an unfavourable nature, considerable damage having been done by an earthquake in several of the Leeward Islands, have occasioned a much better demand here for West India Muscovado sugar, and have given merchants increased confidence; the grocers have been free ...

... MONEY MARKET AND STOCK INTELLI-. GEN CE. CrTV, MEF:NESDAY EvgsINa..-_The IiRngiSl seesiritiemain steady at about yesterdays quotations. Business of every de- soription has been limited to-day, and lienue little alteration oc- euro for notice in any of tbe Stockc E.ch;ange departeuents. Con,. solo for mone contd..nto Re and te account, 953 Exache- ?? Bills, C8e. to alos. premum, New T1ilres0 ...

... Prom lhe London New Price Current of Tuesday, August 29. l 5,niiR.-The West India Sugar market has presented l tranquil appearance since last Tuesday, and mer- chants have been more inclined to sell. The demand for grocery and refning purposes has been limited. The purchases for the three market days have amount- ed to only 800 hogsheads and tierces, and the prices ac- cepted show a decline on ...

... I MONEY MARKET AND STOCK INTELLI- I _ - GENCI,,l CI3TY, NVEDNBSIDAY EVENING.-..n the Mitglisoh occritiesbu- siiiess has not been very active, thd attb ,tion o t'te broter ond jobbers being in a great deoree occupied %vith hie a00on s in the other drpartmeriti of thle Sto ln Excliaoge The a c.in how- ever, wvere of naliceint m Inagitude t~oupporl lteli pdea t!Silrhow- Thilree per ren iuR ; t. p ...

... I, _ L_. ONDON MARKETS. I From the London New Price Currecsl of Tuesday, April 2,.5 SUGAR.-The West India Sugar market has presented a lively appearance since our last report; the grocers have been eager purchasers of all descriptions, and the demand from the refinets have been good, the prices paid show an advance on those previously quoted of 6d to Is per owt, the greater rise being on Sugar ...

... North Shields, May 16.-The Enterprise, reported yesterday as having arrived here dismasted, had been struck with lightening on the Yorkshire coast. Great Yarmouth, May 18.-The Farnacres, Raine of and from Sunderland for London, which yesterday got on the Curton Sand, has sunk this morning-wind blowing fresh at about N.E., with a heavy sea on the sand-sundry stores have been saved, and landed ...

... MARKETS, PAIRS, &c. E Newcastle Corn Mfarket, April S.-Our farmers 'I brought a very large supply of Wheat to this day's , market, but we had few or no samples offering from the , coast, and there was a fair demand for English, as well , as foreign samples, on similar terms to last Saturday 3 Barley scarcely maintained its value, although thea coasting arrivals are very trifling, as our ...

... HOINEY MARKET AND STOCK INTELLII I GENCE. CITY, ?? have adzan.ed this morning per cent-. viz., to 95, at which rate they have been free- ly done. There is no differenc now between the time and present transfer rates, end after the delivery of the queen' pehsome expect a further advance. The foreign invest- men'ts are brislher, and the speculators are again rutninig Up Spais on account of thle ...

... Newcastle Corn llfarkct, December 31.-Our farmers brought a fair supply of Wheat to this day's market, but the arrivals continue small from the coast, and the demand proved good for all descriptions of quality at similar prices to last Saturday. For Barley the trade ruled dull, at late rates, the arrivals beingr considera- ble. Old Malt was completely neglected. IIn Rye we had very little ...