... MARE-LANE BXPRESS REVIEW OF URE (ORN TRADE OP r THE PAST WEEK. I The character of the past week has been unusually spring-like. The wheat plant is making steady pro. greor, and looking very equal generally in the rows. The continued dryness of the substratum keeps it well in heart; but the want of water is still very incon- venient, and a third dry season would be severely elt. The trade has ...

... ANNUAL tEPORT. The directors of the Whittle Dean Water Company have just issued their annual report, which states- The extraordinary and almost total absence of rain which was experienced during the entire season in which, in or- dinary years, the company collects and accumulated its chief supplies of Mater, was ouch that on the ast of May last, thoe reservoirs (with a copaoity of six hundred ...

... LONDON MAR]KHETSTUJSDAY. COMMERCIAL ?? n - E . ?? have been m de with more readiness in colonial produce for home O nsumPtion, the export dbnutn is also improving, and the Markets continue to be moderately supplied. pu*l terms ale obtained for sugar, rice, tea and spices, but f Or cocoa, daltpetre and rum a small reduction hlos been submitted to the upward movement however continues Tor coffee ...

... 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 ...

... |M&RLANB EXPRESS BREVIW OF rRE WOEN TRADEB OF THE PAST 'WEEK. I The broke, weather of the past week has prevented the entire completion of the corn harvest, and done some injury to the second out of grass, which has proved abundant. The fall of rain, though so frequent since May, has been insufficient to replenish the~wells in many places. In some localities they are either very low or ...

... NEWOASTLI BirlRa AND BAOoN MARXBTr rcd 1dapy -Northumberland bacon, hams on, 7s 6d to 8e Od bams, 8s 6d to 9e Od; butter, 68a Od to 59e Od per ?? bacon, large, 6, 9d to 7s; do., sniall, 7. 2d to 7* 4d; hams, large, 8a 6d ; ditto, *mall, new, 8a 9d to 9*; butter, 68a to 69a per firkin. Monprar CoaNMx ?? prices and quan- tities of British corn sold in thi, market, for the week ending Dec. 10 : ...

... LONDON MARXETS-TUEmmAy. u CosatrCiuL AmBToaPscT.-Large quantities cS colo. Dial produce have been purchased for homs consumption during the week, and the shipping demand bas beae good for the advanced period of the year. Supplies ?? been to a fair extent, aill there is an advance for sugar, ocffee. rice, spices, and saltpetre, with less dispositiom on tbe part of importers of tea to realise, ...

... PRICE OF COALIN LOND ON MARKET PEn April 29 Afav 2 4 . a _ iS Apr6il 9 May 2 4 N~iWA~jT1~. SUNDERLAND. A8addle's H. -- Eden Uain -- - 17 6 Byes' Beb- W&LLBND- Bates' h - - - Belmont - - - Benton H. - _ Bell's - - - Bell's Prim - _ _ Braddyflg 17 0 - 18 0 Gray's W.H. - - - _ Faelgto - - - Davidson's - - Heaweli. 18 6 - 19 6 Earedon H. - - -Hetton IS-10 ?? 120 - 13 6 WestDo. - -18 0 Holywell - ...

... 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 ...

... (.Prom Friday N&ight's Gazeote. ) An Account pursuant to the Act 7th and 8th Victori; ap.32,forthe week ending Wednesday, Aug. 6, 1859. 1SSUE DEPARTMENT. Notesissued ?? 31,201,740 Government Debt.., Al , 015,1Q0 her SecuritieS . 3,459,900 Geld Bulion . .. 16,726,7iO 31,201,740 931,201,7t0 BANKING DEPARTMENT. Proprietots'Capital14,5s3,0Q 0eov. Securities.,_.;611720s,57 Best ?? , 3.386,135 Other ...

... NEWCAsTV3 BUTTERAND BACON MAnR.T: Yesferday -Northumberland hame, 9a 6d to la Od ; butter, 66s to 673 per ?? bacon, large, 6s 9d to 7s 0 ; ditto, small, 79 66 to 7s 10d; hams, large, 9s to 9s 3d; do., small, ?? Od; butter, 56J to 57B per firkin. MoRPETH VoRN MAIntxET.-Average prices and quan- tities of British corn sold in this market, for the week ending Oct. 1:-Wheat, 268 qrs. 0 bush., at ...

... NEWOASTLI BUTTE AND BAoON MARKET: Yes terday -Nlorthumberland hams, old, 9. Gd to ?? 6d; new do., 8a 0d to 8a 6d; butter, 68a Od to 69s Od per firkin.- Cuitberland bacon, large, 7s to 7s 4d; ditto, small, 7e 4dto7s 8d; hame, large, old, 9s 6d; new do., 8a toe~sfj d; } do., small, L 64; butter, 58 4Od to 695 Od Jloseiu CoCRN M&EnxI.-Average prices and quan- tities of British corn Bold in this ...