... PRICE CURRENT.-TUESDAY. Busineas during the week has in oue or two cases in- proved, but not to any extent, but on the whole we cannot report any improvement iu the general trade of the city. The large quantity of goonls offering by private comr nct and the public sales continue to operate against home- trade buyers, they ouly buolngsuch parcels as are required for immediate wants. Prices for ...

... MARKETS, FAIRS. &c. I NEWCASTLE CATTLE MARKET, FzB. 8. Theugh our supplies of stock shown to-day have beers considerably short of the quantity brought to the orresponding market in 1847, yet it was seasonably good, and as regards quality, it has seldom, if ever, been excelled; amongst them were two remarkably good heifers: the one was fed by Mr Rutherford, of Crail- ing Tofts, near Kelso, ...

... MONEY MARIKET. TizURSDAY.-This hag been settling-day in the English fumds, and the market has in consequence un- dergone various flucLuations. The first price of Consols for money was 86j4 to 4, and for account 868 to %. A time pvrcitase of LOD,UOOt. sent them up to M6g, but the jobbers being well supplied with stock throughout the day, a re-action took place, and at the close of business the ...

... CORlN EXCHANGE MARKLANE, Monday, July 3-At thismoroing's market there was a fair show of wheat by land-carriage samples from Kent, but only a small supply from Essex and Suffolk. i here was more disposition to buy red than white; both kinds were, however, dearer; the former brought Is to 2s and the laster Is per qr. above the currency of this day se'lnight. The transaction in foreign wheat ...

... PR{ICE.9 OF COAL IN THE LONDON MARKCET| Pun TON.--N!EWCASTLE. I Sane 23 June 20 June 20 Chester ?? ?? . ?? ?? 6 Dean's Primrose ?? O.. ?? - East Adair's Slain ?? ?? ?? 6 DO. Hastings, ?? ?? ?? 0 Do. Hedley's ?? 13 ?? ?? 3 9 Do. North Percy ?? ?? 04 ?? 0 Do. Bates's ?? 0.- ?? ?? Do. Buddle's ?? 100 ?? 6 Do. Davison's ?? ?? ?? Hollywoll ?? ?? 3 Ord's Rledhengh ?? ?? Pontop, ?? ?? ?? L~anfield ...

... LONtDON, JUNE I. (.Fron Ole Gazette of I,adO4av, 314 6 BANot n IJI'T-joinCllti ?? reat Queen- BANiYICIUPTS-OI C°9V~eW[-AleXan der Street, Li11COln ei'flfhl ?? htl lexanlho Beattie, AlverstoKCeI 1,1iopsbilre, coal mnerciant.- b-Io- ma ?? Uifoj~d-strlet, b.jider.- mas Wright, id, Bermon, John Hine ToOvey, lsoliod -street , Dermond- sey, icenc tr Iatnler.-Teomas Ridsidale, jun., N~ihoen- ?? Vic ...

... MARIXE INTELLIGEME. 1 ?? - - - . I North Shields, Jan. 24-The Russ1a0 ship Norden, in consequence of the damage she received in this harbour last spring tides, is undergoing extensive repairs, having lost atanchiona, covering board. bulwarks. taifrail, and izenmast she will be ready for sea this week. The Danish sloop Magle, of Copenhagen, for Manrseilles, put back, bas bad an extensive refit, ...

... IARINE INTELLIGENCE. North Shiolds, April 12-The Dorothy, tlaos teaYMnue, of Sundelalic ,) from this port, which ?? at Barce- lona. on the 2W1h ult., was under the charge of the second mt. The master and mate, had been drewned en the I6th, by a heavy sea which Struck the vessel. The John and Isabella, of Newcastle, recentlyire i The Ramems with a, Whitby brig, is under repairs he newly copemr- ...

... THuRSDAY.-The publication of the revenue returns, showing a, less deficiency than had been appre- hended, caused the English funds to open this morning at an improvement, and the continued abundance of money has had the effect of leading to a further steady rise throughout the day. The first quotation of console for money was 851 to e, and they gradually rose to 86 to B, at which they closed. ...

... N~orth Shields, Jan. 12-The Emily, after beiniglightenedl. was got off the Herd Sand last night, and brought into the harbour. The Emma, Christie, of lPswich. when proceed- ing to sea yesterday, was holed by the anchor ,f another vessel which was alongside of hoer. With aissistance the Emma was laid on the shore at the Low Lights, making a good deal of water, it being as high ais the cabin ...

... MARKES FAIRS._b. NEWCASTLE CATTLE MARKET, Au. 29. There has been an unusually large show of all kinds of stock on offer here to-day, but more especially that of sheep and lambs, which was by far tbe largest ever presented for sale since the ?? of this. market. From the want of accommodation some were disposed of in the streets, and several lots could not be penned until mid-day. Had there been ...

... I - North Shields, Dec. 14-The Saggitarilis line proceeded for Odessa. Great fears are entertained bore for the safety of the colonial-built ship Aosdia, captain Hogg, wyhich nailed from driestl for Quebec, on the tost of Auguet last, and hag not since been heard of. She wee bulltat Plctou in 1841, regietered s77 tons, and ie the property of Ste- phen Lowrey. Esq. of Newcastle; Mr Hogg, her ...