... M|ARKLANE EXPBRSS REVIEW OF 1rB CORN TRADB OF THE PAST WEEK. The weather of the past week, though variable, hae permitted the continuanoe of field work, especially on thedrier oils0 The sowing of wheat has eommenced under favourable circumteranes, with every prospeot of a general sucoess. The wheat markets have, too, steadily preserved an upward tendenoy, notwithatend. ing the slight ...

... 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 ...

... MABR-LANZ EX1PRSS REVIEW OF IRS CORN TBADE OP TEE PAST WEEK. Another mild week, with very heavy showara, has closed the month of September, and made much labour vainas respects thesecond erop of grass. Still vegeta- tionprogresaes very rapidly in the meadows, and there is an unusual abarndance of feed. The amount of rain, should it continue to fall in equal plenty, will soon reaoh the wells ...

... (Urom thc Gazette of.Friday, Oct. 7.1 Bswsrjr.-Alonzo Aug. Wildbore, chemist, Old- ateevt Middlesex. Charles Tabberer, ale seller, Sa'ia- ford, arawick. Thomas Tidsiwell, lace maker, Notting- hamn. David Goodman, watchmaker, Cardiff. Craven Temple, tailor, Filey, Yorkshire. XVIDENDS.-Nov. 1, G Wood, Rayley, Essex, build. er. Nov. 1, D. B. B. Liddle, Princess street, Leices. ter-square, and ...

... A review was given last week of the progress of our colonial trade during the last five years, and it may be interesting to note a few particulars for the same period as regards our commercial trausaotions with foreign states. The totals stand thus:- Year. Imports. Exports. 1854 ,, ;118,239,554 ,, 63,332,628 1856 . 109,959,539 ,, 69,135,210 1856 ,, 129,517,566 -. 82,526,609 1857 . 141,661,245 ...

... 1 Share. RAILWAYS. Paid 84548 12i Amberg.Nottlng & Boston 10 54 4000 25 Blvth and Tyne . . 25 S7xd 2000000 Stock Bristol and Exeter 0. 10 99 13404054 Stock Caledonian . * 100 39xd 210000 00 Chester and Holyhead . all 49 4000 20 Cockermouth & Workington , 12000 25 Dundee and Perth . . ., 8 15300 100 Dublin and Belfast Junetion 100 34 1053600 Stock East Anglian 100 16 5833610 Stock Eastern ...

... LOCAL AND PROVINCIAL MARKETS, &e. I NEWaCASTI CATTLE MARIKaT, Oct. 18.-The show of stock presented for ?? here to-day exhibits an in. orease of 79 beasts, but a deoline of 910 sheep and lambs, as compared with that of last week. Respecting quality, every description of stock was again interior. The supply of beef oomprised 903 head. The beef trade was in a more active state than for some ...

... LOCAL AND PROVINCIAL MARKETS, &o. D_ _ .- _- _ _ _ _ ?? NEWCASTLE CATTLE MARKET, Oct. 4.-Nine head of cattle were from Aberdeen; 13 from the Shetland Islands,.-20 from Rotterdam, and 63 were from ireland: The -show of stock preeented for sale here to-day ex- hibits an increase of 1145 beasts, but a decline of 860 sheep and lambs, as compared with that-of last week. Respecting quality, both ...

... SAVINGS BANKS IN NORTHUMBERLLND AND DURHAM. The returns relative to savings baika moved for by Sir U. Nortbcote, in April last, and prepared under the directions of the CoramisaionerB for-the geduotion of the Natioual Debt, from the eeocunts rendered to theireoflo8 by the eeveral savinga banks in the U~nited Kingdow, hoave JUSt been printed, sO far as relates to the veer ended Navemuber 20th, ...

... MARINE INTELLIGENOB. -I NORT RSHIBLDS. - The brig Lord Palmerston, Williams, from Marseilles for Falmouth, struck near Tarifa, on the iltb, and ha arrived at Gibraltar, leaky. The barque Apollo; of Sunderland, was boarded by the Die Brant, from Quebec, on the 18th Inst., in latitude 46 3 N., longitude 38 4 W., and found rather leaky, with part of deck load thrown Vieibiaird. - - The Tyne ...

... LOCAL AND PROVINCIAL MABKETS, &c. I NEWCASTLE CATTLE MARKET, Oct. 11.-The show of stock presented for sale here to-day exhibits a decline of 335 beasts. and 240 sheep and lambs, as compared with that of last week. Respeeting quality, both cattle and sheep, espeoially the former, was about the worst ever presented for sale at this market. The supply of beef comprised 824 head. There was a ...

... TV -6 tw -o -A= -Ad. 1; may tie desirable to group together a few facts il- lustrative of our trade with our colonial poseessions. It appears that the imports from and exports to the olonies have been as follows during the last five years:- IMpOrte. Exports. 1854 ?? 634,149,499 ?? 38,862,I98 1855 . 33,883,311 ?? . 26,552,875 1866 . ?? 43,026.686.,,, 33,300,439 ?? ?? 37,154,683 ?? ?? 40,224,991 ...