... 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 ...

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... MONEY MARKET AND STO(V INTELLI- _ GENCE. AI- CrryW WPD D v N E~ree.Alt the SeJ hege to. day ?? i ooc maeue ntefer 'slsthe ordinary routne nd xtet o delins. onele to ont and the ac- coun let of 01 te; Nw Troeanda~talfper Cents. 102 to ~; IdiaStele,287to 66 -Inia ond, (~s.to 8Se. premiu; ExchquerBlue Oti. t S~c preiumand ile to 6i1. pre- sosu. Ater4 &lecc, Cnsoe fr mneyandthe account were 1,,nl ...

... Or forth Shields,. October 3.-The Kingston, Storer, for Algiers Road, lying in our harbour, became leaky, but after discharging a portion of her cargo (coal), theo leak was found, and she will be ready in a shiort time to proceed on her voyage. - The Enchantress still remains sunk at the en- trance of our harbour. It is expected she will be rais- ed in a few days. -rl.san f.-revomu to the ...

... MARXETS, 'AIRS, &p. I Newcastle Corn Market, Oct. 9I.-Our farmers brought a very large supply of wheat to this day's market, but we had no samples offering coastwise, and the whole was readily cleared off at an advance of 2s per qr., whilst free foreign qualities brought Is to 2s per qr. more money than on Saturday last. For oats we ezperienced a moderate demand at late prices, al- though the ...

... I * North Shields, Oct. 12.-The Cholmley; Boag, from Archangel, arrived on Monday, having lef oan the 3rd September. Captain Boag reports that liohas experi- enced heavy weather during the passage;. and states that on the 20th of September, a heavy sea struck the ve~ssel and unfortunately washed overboard John Smith, of North Shields, who was at the helm, and also crewt away the bulwark and ...

... Newcastle C'eM Market, Oct. 7.-Our farmerr brought a very large supply ot new wheat to this day's market, but our coasting arrivals were small, and the whole met a fair demand, on nearly the szme terms as last Saturday. For foreign samples also late prices werefirmly demanded,although the business transacted was only trifling. Oais ruled very dull, but no material alteration can be quoted in ...

... MARKETS, FA:=qS& I Newcastle Corn AI'arlcet, Oct. 14.-We bad again a large SUPPdY Of wheat at market to-day from tile growers, but no fresh arrivals coaswise; and choice samples were taken off for seed at an advance of Is per quarter, whilst other descriptions of English, as well as free foreign, sold freely on similar terms to last Saturday. Oats also were in good supply from the in- tebor ...

... North Shields, September 25.-The John and Mary, Wilkie, of Blyth, from Quebec, arrived here this even- ing, having experienced very rough weather, and lost part of her bulwarks, &c. - 27.-The Eleanor, Shotton, of Blyth, from Arch- angel, when taking the bar this afternoon, at 4 P.mr., drove to leeward and went upon the Herd Sand. She had to let go her anchor. At 5 P.m., with the assist- ance ...

... MARKETS, PAIRS, &c. Newcastle, Corn M~arket, Sept. 30.-Our market to-day was again largely supplied with new wheat from the growers, but we had small arrivals coastwise and the demand proved good, at similar prices to las-s Saturday. Foreign samples also fally maintained their value, but the sales effesed were not to a large extent For oats the trade ruled dull at late prices, although tbe ...

... GnEENLAND FiSHERY.-PETERHEAD, October 21.- The Chieftain, Tod, arrived off from Davis' Straits; left the ice Sept. 24, and has experienced rough wea- ther from E. and EN.E. during the passage, and re. I ports the ?? Green, Stewart, of Peter- head, 7 fish, 90 tans; Eclipse, Grey, of Peterhead, 9 fish, 90 tuns; Commerce, Simpson, of Peterhead, 8 fish, 90 tuns; Traveller, of Peterhead, 8 fish, 60 ...

... j _p j8, krom thae London New Price Current of Tuesday, October 24. - SUGAR.-There has been a falling off in the demand for W. I. Sugar since last Tuesday, and only a limit- ed business has been transacted for either grocery or refining purposes; good and fine yellow kinds have maintained the former currency, the supply being small, but inferior and brown sorts have declined in value 6d to Is ...