... ?? Stag t8£ Gus. TRADE SUMKARY,. ;- . BARNSn.Y.-A slight improvement has- taken place in the business deing in some qualities of linen goods. BARROW- ss-Freuxess.-A very fair business has been done in hems- tito paig ironh during the week. BERsMOsDSEY.-Demand for cheap sole leather of all descriptions am:' light dressing hides still continues, and prices maintaiaed. BeuMrNG- HAm.-The unsettled ...

... NEWOASTLE IOTATO bIARIEET, Thursdaeli.-Scotch potatoes, 23s Od to 24s ; foreign red, 16s to Ihs; ditto white., 17s to ls per load. Good sale. NEWCASTLE BDUTE RAND ]A CON IIALBET, Thursday, NortlimnberlInld bacon, htms on, 9s 6d; hams, heavy, ?? ,d; o10. light, ls ; batter, 62i. Cumborland bacci, nall, Sae 6d ; large, 8s Od ; hams, srea'd, Ils to UIs ld ; do. large, ?? Gd; butter, 62s. ...

... if I . -- MARKl;: . ,gILOCAL & PROVINCIAL MARKETS ' NEWCASTLE CU1WN MARKET. SATURDAY, August 30.-Wheat trade remains firm, and the turn of prices. is in sellers' favour. Barley in has a steady sale. Oats, were quiet, but late rates re. were well maintained. klour without any material change. It, WHEAT. S. S. PEAS S. S Northld., white.,.new 47 56 White boilers - Ditto ?? old - - Grey and mapli. ...

... ?? v . 44111-111A 9 c fli % q ,SXWCASTI.I. SIIEIDS - ?? 5 . V itSD. DATE. Mv^-:re. Eiren. Momu. Evsa fl~lo- *y.. Y-2 It n . r! M. IH t SI. 1 7 t 4. is Frid-y ?? 213 1 'A 123 41 12 3i 2 .! Saturee-y , 2232 1 ? o ! 3 23 3 1t; 33 SteV ?? * ?? 57, 4It :1 373i it 47 4 1 Ition d y.. .. 2S41 54 404 5 4421)4 s5' Tuest ay ?? 25! 4 ?? 52 0 435 4.1 Wfedtnesday ?? ;,2ti'6:5 -= 2!55425 6 o2l 22 ...

... gI'adat.'O. CORIN MARKETS. There has been little change of any kind in the state of the corn trade during the past week. The markets remained aboutstationaryon Saturdays At Leeds, IPswich, Rochester, Salisbury, Sheffield, Spalding, Yarmouth, Newark, Boston, and Bridgewater, the markets were firm for wheat in the 1 beginning and in the middle of the week, but towards its close there was a ...

... HZIGH WA TER AT NiEWCASTdE. SHiIELDS, UHN DEBLAND; AND HA}RTLEPOOL. ?; V.CASTII. SRTIELDS. ?? LOlND:}IITLEP)OOL DATE. -- | i hf~~or. Even' Heor. Even) Mor. EYn .! - -nive iI 4- - - - - - - - - ?? Friday ?? Jan. 3:11 712 711i 131 i4711i 2311i 5711 23ii2 2 Saturday ?? 4 0 2012 40- 0 200 1E0i0S:015 0 3S Sundav 5 , 1 12 41 052'1 211 21131,1 7 133~ Monday ?? ,, 6 2 52 27 145,2 7 1n55l217 2 02 22 ...

... Part-deo CORN MLARKET.S. 'The dolivezies of heirs-grow;n -wheat are now upon a rery lim-ited scale, and are far below those of previous years. The lateness of~the harvest is just now the principal cause of this, but each week's sales throughout the season arc almost certain to show a deficiency compared with 1878-9. The principal feature to notice in the Continental wheat trade is that the ...

... 4 '041.4i-11 p i ug. ?? HIGH WATE:R -T NEWC-ASTLE, SH1IILDS, SUNMERL-'N'D AND) 1IA1iLkP~)oL DATE. I S!I1E4Db ?? AND JiTL~Po0 NMur. IEven Mor. Even MIor. Even Mor.lEven UN. IT. IT. M UI. NVIV U 1. . . . ?? Friday ?? 14 3 63 6 29 2 46 3 9 256 3 19 3 1!324 ?? 15 3 534 18333 3553 43 4 8 348 4 i3 Sunday ?? 16 443 5 8 423 448 433458 438 5 3 ?? 533 55z3513.539 523 549 528!5 51 Tue-daY.18 626 653 ...

... (W Elvad-C, It7ah, Rutz Attagm TRADE SUMINIARY. BARNxSLE.- The coal trade continues quiet. BARROW- ?? demand for hematite iron is quiet. Bzr. ?? has been rather more disposition for business in the leather market, BIRMINGHAM.-BUt little improvement can be reported ye t in the hardware branches. BsADronD.-The wool market has had a hopeful tone. DUsDEE.-No change of importance has taken place in ...

... tvadr x a fahraio TRADE SUMIMAY. BARNSLEY.-At the ironworks in the district there is a more activity as regards manufactured iron. BAsiow-I!N. FUaNESs.-The hematite pig iron market still continues very active. BaRsONDSEY.-The trade of the week has been of a quiet, steady character. BIcMIcGEoHAc>-Workr is fairly abundant now in most of the hardware branches. BRADFORD.-The wool market has been ...

... ?? cR 4. *A**wt -0- CORBN MAL)RKETS. The country markets held on Saturday we're moderately ou1-plisd -with homne-grown wheat, and thle conditian of th~e predice was tolerably gooid. The trade was quiiet, anad in a few instonces psices experienced a slight reduction ;bat tbcre was no gener-al decline, and, in most instances choice alit-ate maintained their forme~r value. The arrivals of wheat ...

... e?, l( M, v 9 q'ra(l-ct -Uortj and lVago, to ESSSEN.ATRADE SUMMARY. a, rrs.Y Adecided improvement in thle house coal re trade'. Selrisi cierrus.Ba~r-~'n i's -A verygood trade in pig iron. BEitOnNDSEY,-Mark.et )u hdsi air supply; rates ilnal tired. 33RasItNG5HAo.-The Upw~ard movement of prices in the hardwar. rnhscn in tinues. The local iron trade continues in a buoyant state. aP DiADroiaU ...