... CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, MONDAY, October 30th, 1843. Our supply of wheat during last week was pretty good for the season, and this morning the Essex stands were well filled with samples; the condition, however, was somewhat affected by the damp weather, this caused rather a dull sale, so that the finest dry samples only sup. ported last week's prices; all other descriptions were dull n sale, and ...

... fCORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, MONDAY, April 27. Daring the past week our arrivals of English grain were imoderate, but upwards of 20,000 qrs. of Ftoreign wheat,8.6 well as 20.000 barrels of American flour, are upoli the return. The supply of wheat this morning, by land car. riage samples from Esstex and Keut, was upon much the same scale as for some weeks past; and our millers being out of stock, ...

... Ipawicru Au . 16.-At this day's market we had but a small suppil of wheat, which was readily disposed of at an ads'ancc of Is. to 2s. per qr., viz., red wheat 46s. to 48s., white ditto 52s. to 55s. per quarter. Nothing doing in other ?? supply of fat beef and mutton. and store cattle was very short to.day, the holders keep- ing them back for the Ipswich Fair, but those disposed of fetched late ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, L(NDON, MONDAY, Kay 17. Our arrivals of English wheat during last week were moderate, but of Foreign a good deal of wheat and barley came to hand, and a large arrival of oats, as will be seen by the return below. At this day's market the Essex and Ientish supply was short, and having a large attendance of buyers, very extravagant prices were again asked, which checked the sale. ...

... WAVWNEY VALLEY AND GREAT YARMOUTH 1 JAILWAY COMPANY. . An edjourned? meelinR of the scripbolders in t1ls com. 1 paly and of the scriph olders in the Ncrfolk Railway ow. s panv (Waveney line) was held on Thursday the Sth inst., a at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate.street; Emanuel t Cooper, Esq., in the chair. P The CIHAIRMAX said, they were aware that at the last meeting there was some prospect ...

... HANOKPUTS -FRNDAv . AunLrsON, George, Jun., and Tnsus, John Uilkinsoa, Wakefield, 'Yorkshle, dycts, Asounsw Samuel, Trenthan, brick manufacturer BqwuR, Jon% Live.OQ1. aleedealer B114DI)CK, JAmca .cb, Oilverton rousbire, ?? lianbwv ; EdYW4 Renry, foebaldigStrand, brickmaker ?? V InochdatM, woollein marnufactuker nuti, dlibevt, Trannatre, Cheshire, builder DAwssaau Oee, 0 ~L db ookloonntaahiue, ...

... IPSWcic Aug. 21.-At our market this day we had but a short supply of wheat, our farmers being busily engag- ed in the harvest field, and prices inclined upwards. Wheat 42s. to 50s. : peas 26s. to 28s. per qr. Scarcely any other grain on offer. Corn Inspector's Return, Tues- day, August 21 :-Wheat 1405 qrs. O bush,, 43s. 7d. Bar- ley 10 qrs. 4 bush., 24s, 1Od. Oats 67 qrs., 4 bush., 19s. Sd. ...

... Wt rcd~.o r alv le \ ,M ?? ?? is tdtf,7~; og 3~,(nvs2s}l ;! Drg,6 d ol nde sA tl it.1s:; Ineir itefE LaW C.RuhFttiS soeo ll, g¢iC n ?? elv opi ,e o~e ?? butvthe business doue has been light. IHY MARKETS-Saic:urdtr. SMITHFELD-Filne upland tnwalon a';d ce- ra 70s. to 72s. Oil. inferior, 52s. kJ 6Os. .1.iiJ,-rior cl Aer 90s.to 95s.; inferior,75s.to 80s. Stra,2s. , o 281s. perio: PouRTMrA--Old ...

... Irawycir, August 15.-At this day's market we had a. good supply of wheat, including a few samples of new; we note a free sale in this article, at an advance of 2s. to 3s. per qr. owing to the unsettled state of the weather. White wheat 55s. to 58s.; red ditto 52s. to 5Ms. per qr.-- The stpply of fat beasts and fat sheep in our market to- day was small; the prices of last week were obtained ...

... I A ?? , Sept. 8.-At this da' s market we had a fair supply of wheat, a better supply of barley, and but little of other grain. Wheat ma be called 3to 4s. per qr. higher, and other articles movingup ards. Pricesas fol. lo ,:-Wbeat 2s. to 59s. ; super, nore. Barley 36s. to L 38s. Beans 38s. to 40s. Peas 40s. to 42s. Oats 26s. to 28s. per quarter. NouwicH, Sept. 5.-A good supply of wheat, which ...

... Ipswicil, Jan. 13.-At this day's market we had a good supply of barley, a fair show of wheat, and but a small one of other grain. Our mnarket continues in a very languid, depressed state, owing to the question of the corn laws remaining unsettled. Wheat may be noted ls. to 2s. per qr., and barley Is. per qr. lower for the finest samples, while the inferior sre almost ?? supply of fat beef and ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, MONDAY, March 9. We have again ?? this morning, and during last week the arrivals were also short. Good dry samples of white wheat being inrequest such were taken off by the millers at an advance of full ls' errfrom this day week; but no improvement could bero&tainedupon red, the demand for which was not so lively, but late prices were supported. We can hear of little ...