... MWARKEUTS,. .- Irswicir, Oct. 2.-There was a large show of corn of le evcry description here to-day, and every article was obliged re to give way more or less in price-wheats I s, barleys 2s, and oats, beans, and peas about 2s per qr. cheaper than last i week :-red wheat 62s ; white ditto 67s * barley 28s to e 32s; oats 22s to 25s; beans 36s to 3s; peas 34s to 36s; f tares 52s to b6s; rye 3ts ...

... IPswitin, Aug. 21.-We had a good supply of new and o0l wheat at our market to.day, but scarcely asy other kind of grain. The weather having set in fine, and the almost certainty of theforeign wheat being liberated, the ensuing week, at a duty of only Is.per qr.,caused the sale of wheat to be extremely dull, although-offered at a reduc- tion of 3s. to4s. per qr. Prices as follow:-Wheat, 60s. to ...

... M ARK ETSq IPSWICH, Nov. 13.-We had a moderate supply of wheat at our market to-day, and a good l1ne of bla'ly. There is no alteration in prices since our last,-as follow: Wheat, 60s. to 68s. ; Barley, 30s. to 39s. ; Oats, 22s. etO 28s.; Beans, 3Oh. to Sfs.; Peas, 32s. to 40s. per qr.; Flour, 50s. ts 52s. per sack. Nonitwcil, Nov. 13.-The suppiy of graii to this day'. market was shorti and the ...

... Jpswien, Dec. 4.-We had a tole-able supply of corn at our market to.day. Wheat is advaneed as. t ts. .per qr. Barley and other grain remain mauci as before. Prices s f7ilow :-Whcat, 64.. to 72i.; BRley, 31s. to 38s.; Oats, 24s. to ?? Beansw 32t. to 38s.; Pets, 35,. to 40c. per qr.;, Flour, 501. to 52s. per seak. - NoRwrCit, Dec. 4.-Ve had * short. supply of al rain to this day's market, in ...

... hpswicH, Sprr. 6.-We had a short supply of wheat to. day, and a middling one of barley. Wheat sells on mucc the same terms as last week. Barley rather dull. Other articles unaltered. Prices as follow -Wheat, 42s. toh,; barley,28s.to3bs.; uats,21s. to28s.; beani,32s. otis.; peas, 34s. to 40s.per qr. Flour, 37s. to 40s, per sack. ,CORN EXCHANGE, iL)NI)t1N, MONDAY. September 3. The arrivals of ...

... MAIRLUMITS. Busy, Jane 5.,Fine wheat nmaintained last week's prices, inferior sortsifrom Is. to 2a. per qr. cheaper. Barley as last ?? wheat 65s. to 70s. ; white wheat 6Os. to 65s. ; red wheat 58s. to 60s.; barley 30s. to 348.; beans 35s. to 36s.; peas 32s. to 34s.; oats, 23s. to 28s. HADLEIGH, Mlay21l._There were but few bh' ers here to day, and nut more than half the usual supply of corn; ...

... TME MYAI&IMETs. CoLcHnsrTE, Aug. 4-The wheat trade was very brisk, at an advance of 3s to 4s per qr., and many of the sellers held back and refused to sell at that advance. Good oats were Is per qr. dearer. Beans and peas remain about thu same. Average price per quarter :-White wheat 6i6s to 74s ; red ditto 62s to 70s; best barley 30s to 34s ditto grinding 27s to 30s; white peas 32s to 36s; ...

... SUlF'OLK WOOL PAI1-1. This fair was hold yesterday at the Great White Horse, when about 80 Gentlemen partook of an excellent dinner provided by the landlord, Air. Brooks. Tlue Right Hon. the Earl of Stradbroke took the chair, supported on the right A. Arcedeekne, Esq., J. Rodwell. Esq., J. Gosnall, Esq., J. Brooke, Esq., J. Waller, Esq., J. Barthropp, Esq., and on the left by W. Rodwell, Elsq. ...

... MtIA R K ETS. DIes, JUNE 5 -The wheat trade hg 1u ?? to-day, aid Foar thu. finiest descriptiior,s Ilar 'It' has been obtained :in other descriptions of ds tie doing, eind prices uiiulieredl. wi~ot, -37 barley, 28s to 34i leans, 38s to rir, 2, qr,,. Floor, 26s. in 32s. per sack. RI WIrwCtI, JIUNE 6.-We lied a mtoderter~ a 'ly at our mark, It to-day, a iP odo od Ill to. sa as le-st wetit. Hi ...

... THWIB lMAUBKETS. Diss, March 31.-Our market being held on the Thur' day, we had a very thin attendance, and but little busines done. Wheat may be quoted from Is. to 2s. higher. 1 barley & other grain so little doing that prices may be cun sidered nominal. Wheat, 42s. to 50s.; barley, 24s. to ,: oats, 18s. to 20s.; beans, 30s. to 32s-6d.; peas, 30s. to 3ss! malt,54s. to 62s.; rye,305. per qr. ...

... THE iqARKET7. ir Ipswis'ci, March ?? maktI stlt~ > supplied with wvheat and barley to-slay t a much the same terms as last week. Barie s catel hihr In othegrithrisnvaato.p olo:-heat,48.t 6.baly s.o 21 S. to 28s. ; beans, 4.t ~. es 35 o4~ Flour, 42s. to 45s. 1sako20ts NORWICH, Marc n dry, has afforded to ourgrowcrs this lt e 5 qof seeding their lands. Oats have benceelg t barley sowing has now ...

... TIE MtAIRKET.A. Diss. Dec. 2.-The supply of grain at market to.,1ay v, Iliberal, and both wheat and 'birley vas taken off jr,5lv at ilast week's prices. Oats were from 6d. to Is. lower R and peas (in much the same terms as last quoted Flor 3s. to 4s. PI sack higher.-Whcai, new; 486. to 54s; ditto fold, 52s. to 66s.; barley, 31s. to 40s.; rye, 299. to 311; oatj 22s. to 28s.; beans, 30s. to 34s. ...