... LOCAL AND PROVINCIAL MARKETS, &C. I NEWCASTLE CATTrE MAURET, January .-Fifty. eight head of cattle and 60 pigs were from Ireland, and 126 beasts were from Aberdeen and the counties of the north-easetern coast of Scotland. -The ehow of Stook presented for sale here to-day exhibits an increase of 59 beasts, but a decline of 480 eheep, as compared with that of last week. Respecting quality, that ...

... LOCAL AND PROVINOIAL MARKETS. *c. NKWCASTLU BUTaRv AND BACON MARKET, Jan. 6.- Sorthumberland bacon, hams On, 7s Od to 7s 6d; hums, 8s Od to Bs 6d; butter, 639 Od to 643 Od per lirkin.- Cumberland bacon, large, 6a 64 to 6a 9d; do., emrall, 6E 9d to 7e Od; hams, large, 7e 61 to Bs Od; do., small, B8 to Be 6d ; butter, 63H to 56s per firkin. MORRETH COR; MARKET, Jan. 6.-Average price and ...

... LONDON MARKETS.-MONDAY. CORN EXCOANGE. MARK LANE- - Foreign barley and beanuswere abundant last week; what,I oats, and peas in moderate aupply. The exports wrere 733 qrs. oeto, and h6 qrs. peas. The receipts of English wheat were 6,50S qrs.; of foreign 6,600 qrs., mostly Egyptian. The shew of sarnples this morning from Kent pnd Eseex was very short, and they were readily placed at Is. to 2s. ...

... | ARE-LAP ESPREBS BEVIEW OF MBE OORN TRADE OF T PAST WEK. The past mild week has brought us to the close of another year-very peculiar in its character as to the weather and temperature, and very unsatisfactory as respects the result of agricultural labour and anxiety. A low range of wheat prices has obtained throughout, with very few fluctuatiors. The average price was on- ly 44s 5d per qr; ...

... Share. RAILWAYS. pai 8454S 121 Amberg. Nottin & Boston 10 61 4000 25 ?? . . 25 81 200000 Stock 8netol and Bxeter . 100 951 8404004 Stock Caledonian 100 89 21000 00 Ohester and Holybead . all 4G 4000 20 Cockermouth&Worklngto ,, 12000 25 Dundee and Perth . , 15300 50 Dublin and Belfast Junotion 45 1038608 Stock EastgAnlian 100 17 6888610 Stock Eastern Counties . 100 6S 62217000 Stock ...

... TRADE AND COMMERCE OF THE YEAR I 1858. From various acknowledged sources, we, esent the following information with respect to the; rade and commerce of the year 1858:- THE WOOL TRADE. The year 1868 opened with gloomy prospects. The commercial storm which began its ravages in America had swept across the Atlantic, and during the last quarter of 1857 had not only disabled many first-rate ...

... I ?? , ?? - - An Acon uoatt h c~iadt itria,ca 32 For the week ending Wednesday, Dec. 29, 1858.,3 ?? DEPARTMENT. Notesiesue.SS,655,3l5,GoVe'rnMent Debt S11,015,100 FOther Securities.. 3,459,900 ,GoldBnflion ?? 18,980,315 32,855,7131 32,855,315 BANKING DEPARTMENT. Proprietors'CapitaoL14 553 0or xGovermentsseuritlNS1o,808,593 Reetl . ?? S',1l5:077 Other securitie,. 16.09o,185 Public Deposits 9 ...

... LONDON MARKFTS-TUESDAY. COMMERCIAL ?? in the market for colonial produce was reeumed to-day under iavour. able auspiees, purchases were readily made for home ooneumption, exporters buyers to a fair extent, and some advance was realised for sugar, coffee, rioe, spiees, and coooa, whilst full terms were obtained for other produce ; for saltpetre, however, there was a alight reduction, Daring the ...

... LONDON, JAN. O. (From the Gasette of.Friday, .Deo. 31.) ?? -Gustave Dyatere, Old Trinity-house, Water-lane, Tower.street, glass meichant. Henry West, Canner-street, and Brixton-place, Brixton, up. holsterer. John Alfred Melen, High-street, Shore- ditch,tobacconist. Edgar Agustu6 Glover, Liverpool, keeper of an hotel. Robert N' Haffie Melise, Ulanohes- ter merohant. William Cawley, Stookport, ...

... NORITH SHIELDS. The Tyne shipwrecked seamen vebo complained of the treat. ment, at New York, after bein g landed there from the Jeannie Johnson, state that they were compelled to go on board the vessel they came from Ireland in. The brig Henrys, of Sunderland, sunk off Lowestoft, was re- gistered 310 tons, was built in the Wear in 1846, and belonged to Mr Longstoff, of Sunderland. The Wave, of ...

... LONDON MARKETS.-TUESDAY. CUMMECOIAL B RnTaaPE.-Tbere is an increaeing supply of colonial produce, but a large home trade demand exlisting, and purchases being more readily made for the continental markete, fit M rates were rea- lised to-day for sugar, coffee, oeoos, spies, rice, and tea, and some advance for aaltpetre, but the currency rather gave way for rum. Numerous pubiio sales of produce ...

... MARINE INTELLIGENOE. ?? SHLELOS. The Britannia, Peart, of this port,.vwas riding easily in Madras roadstead on the 22nd Nov. The Antoinette, Dickman, from hence for Rio de Janeiro, put into Lisbon leaky, has been surveyed, and will hayc to diseharges- The Enterprise, from hence, arrived in the Thames, hnd been in collision with a French Iugger,-near the Dudgeon light ship, and sustained ...