... PRICES OF COAL IN THE LONDON MARKET, PEn ToN.-NEWCASTLE. I July31 Aug. 3 Aug. 5 sad 8d a d Adair's Main ?? 13 ?? 13 ?? 13 6 Chester ?? ..3 ?? ]3 9 Dean's Primrose ?? 136 . 13 6 Ellison Low Main ?? - . 12 9 ?? 12 9 Hartley Carr's ?? -. . ?? ._ Do. Grace's ?? 13 6. 13 6.. . 13 6 Do. Hastings ?? 15 6 . , , ?? Do. North Perey ?? . ?? 13 9.. Do. Stewart's . ?? . . 14 6. 14 0 Do. West ?? 15 6. . ...

... PRICES OF COAL IN THE LONDON MARKET, I PER ToN.-NEWCASTLE. Aug. 14 Aug. 17 Aug. 19 ad a d ad Adair's Main ?? 13 6 ?? 6. - Che ster. 13 6 .139 .13 13 6 Dean's Primrose . 13 60 ?? -. Hartley Carr's ?? 15 0 ?? . - Do. Grace's ?? -. 13 ?? Do. Hsstings ' ?? 15 0 ?? 15 ?? Do. North Percy ?? 14 0 . - ?? - Do. West ?? 15 0 . . 15 ?? -- Do. Buddle's ?? 15 0 ?? . , 15 0 Do. Davison's ?? o ?? ., - ...

... Share. Description of Stock. Paid. Nominal Latest Price. Sales. 5o Aberdeen - ?? 20 Bnckingiamnshire ?? 42s ia 'i ,Ceolu . ?? 20 15 15 12 ditto New . ?? 213 25 dilto Extensit ?? ' 50 Chester and Birelhead ?? 5 47 s 5u Ch-oter and Htolybead ?? 73. 7 250 26i 22 Cautuel and Blyte ?? 2 1 25 Clitlelroe Junctoun ?? ?? 2 l 1 20 Cockeruroulli aud Wtrkingtor.. as IS 1 d. Averg. Durham & Sunderland ...

... LONDON, AddGTYsT 5. ?? the Gazeue oJ Friday, JukY 31.) BANxuLuprs.-Isaac Bird, Harrow-On-the-Iill, grocer. Joseph James Such, B3olingbroke-Tow, Walworth road, auctioneer. Jonathan Wragg, Melina-place, Westmin- str r-brid e-road, iron-merchant. J ohn Palmer, Worth- ing, painter. William Elliott, Petworth, Sussex, corn, mercbant. Benjamin Clark, Klings on-apon-Thsames. ex- port ale-merchant. ...

... [Conrfinuedfrom M/e second page of ihis part.1 North Shieldts, Aug. 25-The Neritunie steamer. for Hull, in proceeding to sea this morninog, ran on the stones be- tween the Narrows end the bar. Hamburg. Aug. 22-The Norden, Lukonta, sailed front Shields on Jan. loth for Odessa, and has not since been he ird of. VESSELS SPOKtEN WITH -The Wingrovo, of Newcastle, on the 10th instant, in latitude 47 ...

... Newcastle Corn Market, August 22.-Our farmers | brought a moderate supply of wheat to market to-day, and we had asmall show of ?? samples, which met a fair demand, at an advance of 3S per qr. on last Sa- turday's rates. The buz iness trausacted in duty-paid foreign was also at a similar improvement. The in- quiry for barley was entirely confined to inferior quali- ties for grinding purposes. ...

... j PRICE CURRENT.-TURSDAY, Aug. 4. | SUGAR.-The new duties will quickly become the law. ImPOrters of.Colonial sugar in consequence have shown an increased desire to sell, and submitted to further re- duction. WestlIndia has even come downto theprice of slave-good brown Baksa, including the new duty, being worth 44s, good brown Demevara. sold duty paid, at 44s, and from other less tsteemed ...

... 7-., PRICE CURREN=T.-TIUEsDAY, Aug., 11. SUGAR.-Further reduced rates having been taken for colonial sugar have tempted the home trade to operate with more freedom, and the -prices current are under those the produce of Slave labour. The arrivals from all parts have been small. In West India, Muecovado a, good business has been transacted, but merchants have been compelled to submit to fnrther ...

... I f Contin oedfrow the secondppage of this;aol.] Plymouth, Avg. I-Yesterday afternoon, an accident from which results of a serious character were likely to accrue happened to the barqne Sir Francis B'Hend, of Newcastle, timber laden, lying iii Stonehouse Pool. It appears that her cargo had all been discharged, with the exception of one piece of timber in her hold and a quan- tity ot cordwood ...

... P I Share. Description of Stuck. Paid. Price. Latest 4 | A AILWAYS. - t 50 ?? ?? Is Si 91 2 Buckilnghamnshire ?? 423 I ?? dis o 'Caledwiaun ?? 20 li 1bs 15 3 9 25 j ditto New ?? 24 I .11 2 5 ditto Extelssitun ?? 26 1 h IIt S0 Chester and Birkelieead ?? S 4s 4Sft S0 Ch-ter and Holyhead ?? 27. 26 27 2. Clitheloe Junction ?? la 20 Uockermtouth and Wurkington.. 15 1s 36 Averg. Durbaum & ...

... PRICE CURRENT.-TUESDAY, Aug. 26. .N _ I - , - .. I . SUGAR.-A falling off has taken placo in the demand for raw sugar from our lonies and dependencies, and prices have assumed a downward tendency, and the supply is on the increase. Slave-labour sugar has at- tac.ted the atteation of the home-trade, and brought stiff rates. West Indian Muscovadoes have been taken with caution by grocers and ...

... KMARKETSS, FAIRS, &c. I.- .1 .. .. . . . I Newccastle Corn Mlarket, August I.-We had a good supply of' wheat at this day's market, both from the ilterior and ccastwise. for which thle trade ruled very dull, altitougla holders would have subrritted to a re- duction of full is per qr. on the rates of last Saturday. For barley there was lhterally no inqairy. M~alt, met a limited demand, and late ...