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... 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 & ...
... 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 ?? ., - ...
... MARINE INTELLIGENCE, North Shields, Aug. 12-The Greyhound, Stone, arrived here from Vostazza, reports having, on the 22nd ult., pass- ed off Cadiz, a brig under Spanish colours, with foremast and bowsprit gone, in tow of a Frenchbarque. steering for Cadiz. Sunderland, Aug. 14-A brig named the Cicely, orSicely, from Newcastle, was towed in here last night, leaky, and with rudider broken, having ...
... Contbinuedfrom the second page of this part.L Great Yarmouth, Aug. 18-The Navus, of South Shields, lost an anchor and chain in the roads to-day. Plymouth, Aug. 18-The Corsair, Cumming, has put back with her sails split, and other damage. Leith, Aug 18-The American ship Belvidera, Haman, from Shields for New York, has put into the roads leaky, and must discharge. VESSELS SPOKEN WITa.-The ...
... Newcastle Corn Market, August 15.-We had a small supply of wheat at this day's market from the growers, but a good show of coasting samples, and he whole met a fres sale, at an advance of 2s per qr. on the prices of last Saturday. Daty-paid foreign also commanded 2s per qr. more money, and a fair extent of business was transacted. For barley there was little or no inquiry. Oats met a limited ...
... PRICE C-UR-RENT.-TUESDAY, Aug. 11. The colonial and foreign produce nmarkets lave had a firmer tone since this day week, and although only a small quantity of goods have been brought forward, prices, in many instances, have advanced. The home trade having allowed their stock to run very low, have been compellel to purchase more freely; and as the sugar bill may nuss be considered certain to ...