... PRICE OF COAL IN -oNf)O1N IA RKET, P ER To NEWCASTLE. recember 8 11 is Leceember 8 11 13 Charlotte rnain-.- ?? New Tanfld 15 0. .15 ?? Chester ?? - - .- . 1 Do Original Cleveland coke-. . __ Do Stanley Dean Prinrose--. 14 6 Townley . 14 0 .14 0.- East Adairs . . Walker Prim. ?? .13 6 3llison low ?? - Wylam. ,,14 0.14 0.- Hartley Cnrr. .15 G. ?? do . ?? Do Hastinge . .9. ?? .14 9 WALLSUIND ...

... MARK-LANE EXPRESS' REVIEW OF THE CORN-TRADE DURING TILE PAST WEEK. The wet weather is now doing injury, and, unless we have a speedy alteration, wheat may be permanently in- jured, though we believe that as yet the actual mischief is not of a character to warrant apprehension. The sowing of spring corn, which is generally completed about the end of March, is not finished, and that committed to ...

... MfARKETS, FAIRS. &c. .. I-1, -. -. . ?? ?? ?? .. ?? . A NEWCASTLE CATTLE M ARKET, AUG. 8. W e have again to report a good supply of all kinds of meat, but more especially that of beel the increase of which was from the North of Scotland; the general tone of trade was dull, at reduced rates. As a whole the quality was a seasonable average. The supply of beef brought to this market for sale l ...

... PRICE CURRENT.-IuEFSDAY MORNIN: GROCERY MARKET.- Only 930 casks West India sugar have been sold at prices a shade in favour of the buyer 19,000 bags 50 casks Mauritius have been offered, and, about 14,000 sold at adecline of 6d to Is on last week's rates; middling and good grocery selling at 36s to 39s; fine o39s 6d to 41s. liefining kinds, however, are in request at about Iast week's terms. ...

... [ Continuedfrom the 2nd page of part osfe.1 Bridlington, Fob. I-Part of the broadside of a vessel was towed on shore in this district yesterday; she has had a white streak about nine inches deep round her. A considerable number of northern bound vessels are in this bay; amongst them the following have been reported -The Sleepless, Cowden, and Duke of Wellington. Wat- son, both for Sunderland. ...

... LUlteit iilareo. Share, RAILWAYS. Pd. P'rices. 166004 50 Aberdeen ?? 30 1I 0501)0 20 AiO~er,NLotthI4i,BWosIIU & asot.J. 43 & 50000 20 Biroilolghltai & OXIordt Jo~tCuti0i, 2Z 23 3500(1 20 Birmaingham, Wuvler., t Dadle) 16 13 45000 31 Birkcetlteod, Laji-, & Clies. Juoti 10 3 25o00 273 do. late Chester and lirkenitteod 273 12 12000o 20 Buostuii stanifloid, & Otirtidilghain 0 2 15100u t00 drisiol ...

... MARINE INTELLIGENCF_ I Paimbenuf, May G-_1 Britilh schooner, coming down from Nantes, anchored last night abreast the pier. The master came on shoreoin his boat with the mate and alsO ther hand of the crew. A o ,\ .; [V- nncan they left the pier ?? on llird; they a - scarcely off when the boat, drivau by the current across a rope, wvas capsized; the three men findingtheir lives endan- gered, ...

... PRICE CURRENT,-TUESDAY MORNING. I The ?? 'ootcedin ourlast continues. A nuch larger, business ha$ been (lone in coloaial anl foreign produce thian fur Maony weeks previous, and had merchants being willing sellers, a much larger trade had been dlone, as boh th tow ?? byersstill hold small speculators have come more freely into the market, and by the latter some extensive purshases have beent ...

... MARiKETS. VAIRS. &c. NEWCASTLE CATTLE MARKET, SEPT. 2G. There was a good seasonable supply (with the ex- ception of pigs) of all kiuda of stook on offer here to- day, and their quality was considerably above an aver- age. About 90 head of fat cattle were from north of Edinburgh, several lots from Cumberland, and a very good lot came from the neighbourhood of York. The number of fat beasts ...

... I ( Conslinuedfrons lie 3rd por~qe of part 1.1 Northa Shields, April 1i-The Canada, Stephens, put back leaky for Montreal, hass been laid on the mud. She recently came out of dock here after extensive cepsirs the leak has been found and stopped, and she will proceed again to-morrow if the wind permits. The new brig Darien, Captain Thomas Dunn, recently launched at Blyth, has been registered at ...

... AIARI-I&NE EXPRESS' R1VIEW OI TIe CORN-TRADE IDURING TnE PAST WEEK. The weather having for some days been very fine, and | having a settled appearance, the little grain still abroad is likely to be eecured in good order. It may be safely said that the harvest in the northern and backward parts of the kingdom has not been so well got in for some years, and all the accounts agree in describing ...

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