... -THIE IMARKETS. Ipswic55, Dec. 19-The supply of wheat was rather short at our market of to- day, and of barley pretty good. UWheat supports last week's quotation. Barley is dull of saO, and rather lower. P'rices as follow:-Wheat, 3i2s. to 38s.; bar. ley, 24s. to 30s. ; oats, 20s. to 2s.s; beans, 28s. to 32-.- pcas, 28s. to 33s- perqr. Flour, *3Qs. to 33s, per 2FOlbs. N4a wcH, Dec. 19.-We have ...

... BANKRU OTS..Fir)Ay. 131.LArA, J. L1Olr, aRIl;field, Yorkahi,', Fri rciii, 1am el, (rrmbridge-heatli, 11i l,ckr,. . ''r Gljvr E-Y, G., W\oDd-str eeft. C'beap~ide, bultt, ialU 11111fa IlArlEy, Andrew, PenIzasnce, watch, nsaher LiacliUr JA51Es, David, I)artFord, Keirt, batiker JoHNSToN. Ehzabeth, Dover-street, 1ir'cadlly, and dress Maker Inillip iF'Y, Willl lamI, Loudon WVra, 'lIeeslonger KiNO, ...

... IM A R K E T' S. DIss, MAY I.-We have btt little alteration to nost the corn trade to-day ; both wheat and barley weI much the same terms as this (lay se'ntlight O(ats, Ie and peas, trone shown. Wheat, 31. to 42s. to3ls ; malt, 52s. to64s. perqr. Fhsttr,26s.totlSs I IP'SWtICH, MAY 2.-We had a tolerable supply of at our market to-day, bet there was little b io tile growers demanding higher ...

... M'ARKETS. IpsWicHj April 6.-Our market wat shortly supplied with g9nin to-day, and prices remain much as last week, viz.: Wliaat,54i. to fG. ; Barley, 22&. to 30s.; Oats, 20s. to 26s. ; Beans, 26s. tor 30s. ; Peas, 28s. hb 32r. per ?? Ftoor, 40s. to 42s. per sack. DMs, April 4.-Oar merket being held on the Thun- day, we were not so well attended as usual, but the samples or wheat shewn was of ...

... Irswacat, June ?? had a fair supply of theat, anrd a very little of any other grain ; fine samples support list week's prices, but inferior oats are Is. to 2s. per qr. lower. Wheat, 44s. to 60s. ; Barley, 24a. to 30s. ; Oats, 20s. to 21s.; Beans, 25s. to 30s.; Peas, 28s. to 32s. per qr.- Flour, 40s. to 42s. per sack. NoBWICH. June 1.-Tbe trade in wheat continues ex. tremely dull, 52s. to 53s. ...

... Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain in the Years arid Quarters ended 5th of July, 1838, and 5th of July, 18139, showing the Increase or Decrease on each head thereof. Quarters end. July 5. Increase. Decrease 1838. 1839. Customs ?? 4,769,400 4,8771,333 101,9:33 ?? Excise ?? 2,437,112 2,570,311 133,1991 ?? Stamps ?? 1,692,134 1,647,42.3 44,711 Taxes ?? 1,609,508 1,639,372 ...

... Irswicti, Sept. 3.--We had a few samples of new wheat at market, and those in good condition realized ahout Is perqr more than last week, but the damp and ordinary samples were completely unsaleable; the few samples (it old offered for sale fetched a little more money- frin Is to 2s per qr, but not much business done witlh either. Peas are coming to hand plentiful hut beans ard oats are very ...

... &R1RETS. Irswicn, Nov. 19.-Our market was well supplied with wheat and barley, both of whiich met a decline of 2s to 3s per qr* but a moderate supply of other articles. Prices as ?? 64s to 72s barley 3as to 40s; superior samples41sto42s; beans36sto,40s; peas36sto,40s; oats 24s to 30s per qr.-1'his day's market had short supply of all kinds of stock. Prices remain about the same as for some ...

... MAMhEET6. HAoX.sosi, Aug. 28.-A*2 very New samples of old wheat vere broughtinto our market to-day. they were however but little requiredasscarcelyany business was done; a new sam - pie was sold at Ss. T he prices of barleys, what few there were, varied at 12s. to 14s., and oats about the same prices. Peas, one sample only, at 16s. 6d. Beans none. Average price of wheat2£. 2 is. 9d.; ditto ...

... 1MARKEITS. Diss, Feb. 3.-Our market to-day was well attended, and the supply fully equal to the demand. Prime samples Of wheat were quite as high as this day se'nnight, but the se- condary and inferior descriptions were from 2s. to 3s. v qr. lower. Barley and other grain fully support late prices. Wheat, 50s. to 60s.; barley, 30s. to 37s.; rye, 29s. to 31s.; oats, 21s. to 26s.; beans, 348. to ...

... l~I si t- us Nonwicir, Sept. 28 -The weather being now settled to o- enalale the latter harvest to be bettergot in than at one time he antictipated, caused our bovers to hold off, antd taving a th very large show of both wheat and barley, the former ruled Is, exceedingly ditll, and to effect sale3 a reduction of 3s. to n- 4s. per qual rer was submitted to, and many samples left ?? Iis soid, ...

... THE 1AUIKETA. or- lvswicrc, March 24.-At our market tO'd-IY there i iad nmiddlizig supply of wheat andl barley. NVtlca .It wi ts tile? advance of is. t'o 2s. 19qr. Barley and Ether artriel' id ; tai our late quotation. Prices as follow i ild 62s. barley, 248. to :10s.; oats, 21s. to2,,baw' lid 32s peas, .30s. to 34. 1~ qr. Flour, 458. to 4N, le NoRszeIC, March 24.-Thte ?? whieat ml, ?? dthter ...