... MARKETS, FAIR , &c. lvewcastte Com Martet, Feb. 21--We hada gaod supply of wheat at this day's market from thle ij, er- but small coasting arrivals, and the trade ruled dell' even for tbe finest samples, at prices the turn che auel than on Saturday last, whilst inferior ?? comi~letely neLleoted. The holders ot boided h are not offerling thxeir stcks at presenit. Bare Wheate exctremely limited ...

... LONDON; FEB. W5. (Frow tuse Gazette oj Friday, Feb. 20.) BANBRUPTS.-Abrallim Trebout, jun., Steward-street Spitalfields, silk manufacturer. Jas. Harris, Leadenhall- market,butcher. Henry Docker, Pallmall, oilman. Charles Collins, Kidderminster, commission agent. Rowland Hill Blacker and Charles Earith, jun., Gresham-street, warebousemen. John Dalton, Wandsworth, grocer. James Knox. Black Horse ...

... pgICE OF SHARES AT NEWCASTLE._I shlbare. 1pescription of Sto) ot. RAILWAYS. Caledotlil . ?? o d lo New ?? 2 S 0,110 isIt ?? ?? 25 25te udll .leralv ilhd ?? 23 - jt ici L I' elrd ?? 25 i~eltouciseill and d Ter hlgtu D0 urdfalil d; (avdtfa~d(aer, j ?? Norther ?? ?? 2'Oil couttast (average) 5du. dlept erpul0i al e Ce. Silo. LC FCIhte: No. .l ?? ea5 i No. 2.. ?? Ydi '.itiil Ulas (44 ?? ditto dalo ...

... ?? nite second paiv of this part.] &lamsgate, Feb: 2-The Bee, Hayes, from Zfewcestle for Southampton, sprung a leak at sea lon the 31st ult., and was abandoned Crew saved by the llobevt, arrived at this port. Dover, Feb. 2-The Penguin, Beiles. from Sunderland for Abbeville, has put in very leaky, with witllass upset, and loss of anchor and chain, having been. ov shore on the ?? Bank this ...

... NovAbl hield., Feb. 18-The London and Shields trader, General blurray, White. arrived from London,'when dis- chargioggig iron atWalkerQuay, icthis rlve, Oyasterday, fell over. and broke her fnttock-head,:and uitasned other considerable damage. Hull, Feb. 23-The Palas, Dixon, from Hartlepool for London, and the Industry, Orton, from London for Goole, have put in here, having been in contact off ...

... PRICES OF COAL LNT D nx- - | V-U 1.( V rm PLtR T0 XN4f!l' Adair's Blain ~ Sd ) Adi' ?? _ I d s d Charlotte Bli ?? ?? Chester.-,, . =, Hartley Carr's ?? 1. a Do. Hastings ?? 16 6 .. ] .) Do. .orth Percy. .. .. J I16 0 ?? l Do. B ddie's .. ?? 1Q ?? , Do. Davison's 1 ?? Qo ?? Do. Nelson's . ?? 15 Do. Taylor'sj.1 5~, 6 ?? Hollywell ?? ?? 16 0; 1o ; Oakwellgate . ?? , ,* . * 16 6 Ord's Redheugh ...

... PRICES OF COAL IN THE LONDON MARKET, PER TON.-NEWCASTLE. Jan. 30 Feb. 2. Feb. 4. a d B d s d Adair's Main ?? 1 6 . - - Hasrtley carr's ?? ?? - . ,170. - Do. Hastings' . 17 0 . 17 0 . 16 0 o. NorthPeroy . 16 0 . 16 0 - Do. Stewart's ?? 15 6 . -. - Do, West ?? 17 0 ?? 17 0 ?? Do. Davison's ?? 17 0 ?? 17 0 . 16 6 Do. Rivensworth ?? . ?? - ?? 15 6 Do. Taylor's ?? - . -- . 16 0 Ma1wel7 0 ?? .. 1 . ...

... The Sprightly, Parnell, sailed from Gijon for Ports- mouth, on the 13th of December, and has not since been beard of. North Shields, Feb. 12-An Italian vessel left this port under the charge of Mr S. Howe, an old Tyne ship captain, to pilot her to the Downs, since which Mr Howe nor the vessel have not been heard of. Her name is unknown. - 14-The Trent, Moat, coal laden, for London, last night ...

... From the NVew Price Current of Tssesdaq, Feb. 17.) SUGAeR.-Of house-trade sugar there have been several ar- rivals during the past week, and the market has been again well supplied with bag sugar; but in the value scarcely any ?? has taken place in any kind at present. The stock is still much less than it was last year, and the consunup- ?? is larger than it was. To-day there was a better ...

... I _ FIom ?? t Newe Price Current of Tuesday, Feb. 4.) SUOA.-Priesor raw sugar havebenreetdfo advancing by the large ?? of Idaurit1iu, BengI and Madras sugar again brought to public sale. Fr es India Muecovado suga there has been a falling off' in the emnadthe business transacted in grocery and re- fining qualities has been extremely limited; the purchases for the three market.days amo=n.ed to ...

... It was a prevalent notion here, for a day or two after the amount of the railway deposits was disolos- ed, that money matters would soon revert into the ordi- nary channel, and the subject lose all its importance; -but this does not appear to be the case. 'They become, on the contrary, a subject of constant and increasing unea- siness. At the Stocl Exchange, prices of all kinds seem almost ...

... MAI{I(ETS, FAiR 7?. ZAefwCasile Gorn Mar/zet, Feb. 14 Or , largely supplied with wheat to-day f t but we had a small show 0'artll ?? prevalence ot' uorthrl WvldsFm ilsovi e qualities Of DewY ait siite'dilto ?? i lionded samples % ere nti offered to l ature high figures. For barley h rd a dull, and price, must be quted is r qt. cipti tie fnest descriptions, wiist inferi qa i 1 completely ...