... it is considered, bring about increased rates. The markets in America are somewhat lower for red winter wheats, End maize las also uodergooe hall. The Russan markets are a littlesteadier anddinquiry is more general. The new crop from lidia is rather ...

... Tyme . 31 0. 23 1. 20 6 Btrvwick- ?? 30 0 . 24 11 . 22 ll SRocktonwoniTees . . 3u l . ?? - Darlington ?? , 31 5 . ?? -- Sunderland .28 3. 17 10 ?? 19 6 Yok . .29 11 . 23 3 ?? 16 3 Leeds ?? 3 2 ?? 24 l ?? , - Wakefield .28 1L 21 6 ?? 18 9 liriding.on ...

... flour trade has shown little change. The Konigsberg and Dantzio morkets ?? bhen firm, but at Stettin a ratter weak ten- ?? Las prevailed. Wheat has shown a certain firmness at Odessa, Average price of wheat, barley, and oats per quarter (imperial mee2rtre1 ...

... frtm Gs 6d to its per stone. At the west end of the Cattle 'Market Mlr Roger Errington, of the Victoria Cattle Spice Still, Sunderland, as usuid held his cattle show on a small scale. This gentleman, for the encouragement of his customers, offered three prize ...

... grain to-day was smaller than at last market. SALISBURY, May 10.-Wheat in fair supply. Quiet trade, at lis per qr decline. SUNDERLAND, AMay 7.-A fair supply of grain at this dy's : market. Wheat sold readily at last week's prices. Barley andt oats firm without ...

... rates. Oats, beans. and maize are in limited request. LEITH, March 16.-The report of Messrs Charles Stein and Sons ?? wheat la dearer; foreign, fair demand, at last week's extreme prices; flour unchanged. Scotch barley Is dearer; foreign unchanged; oats ...

... supply of bears, and ease sold. Flear uscbsoged. GLASGOW, Jose 3. -Wheor. 3d ser bell, aol floor 81 per so'k tw~oeor ci seec las Wocii to. Ir. coh litrole or no bcu~inse 1rao'iec Mlaize dalI, and al lower soon the ei, raixed Ame'ricran. to htl Wi1 23mbl ...

... at 11. AM John Datchfield, Of Sunderland. house buildler and brick mane- factor. First meeting at the offices. ?? Brewis, 'Sundlerland, on the lath inst. at,11 KMe.r ow ad Peter Wilkinson, 44, West Wear Street, Sunderland coal leader. First meeting at ...

... 423 Acres EDINGTON MIRES, or EAST FARM,20 . in the Parish of Midforid Wh ?? O GLE WELL HOUSE, do. Whaltor 228 ?? HETCHESTER LA.W, do. Bolame ?? 102.. BYGATE HALL FARM,do. Stamafordhamf 455 MOBB WOOD, do. Shotley 87 AR these Farina will be Let free from ...

... ruled steadier, without material change on the limited bulsiness tran- sarted. Other grain quiet on former terms. Flour slow at la~te rates. Tu2esday.-W~iths small arrivals coastwise, and fair from abroad, tralde at our market tn-day fromn thle stands ruledl ...

... Establishment, 33, Grainger Street, Blanch Establishment, 33, Saiudhill, Newcastle. Blanch Establishment, 32, hlesley Street,) Sunderland Branch, Corner of Frederick Road, High Street. IMPORTANT TO STEAM USERS. *! THE BARROW S'HIP BUILDING COMPANY, Limited, ...

... 100 Lsirehes, Do. 3 Chorry, Do. 66 Ashes, Do. 1 Alder, Do. 22 Elms, 1)o. 13 Sycamore, Do. 23 Poplars anid Willows, Do. I1 SUNDERLAND BRIDGE EAST FARM, and GERARD'S BUltN GILL. Lot 4. j 6 BDoch, Do. 13 Spruce Firs, numbered. 34 Ashes, Do. 26 Larch, Do. 3 ...