... MARKETES. Is'swicu, April 3-We had a short supply of corn it general, with but little businesi doing, the frner sde- manding-late prices, which the buyers are not disposed to comply with. Prices as follow :-Wteit,5,a. :to ?ds.; barley, 24s. to 32s:; beans, 28s. to 36s. ; pensie, '1i. too 38s.; oats, 20s. t'o25s. perqr. Flour$65s. to i7&.petsh. Nonwicit, April 3.-The supply of all Grain to hs ...

... THlE MARKETS. HAYMARlKEI', January 17. CU-5HIltFnAND.-Mleadow Hay, 65s. to 765. Infe1ritor ditto, 5Os. to 65s.; Clover, 90s. to 100s, ; Secod Crop, 70s. to 80s. ; Wheat Straw, 26s. to 332i. per load of 36 trtisses.-A good supply at market, trade only mniddlinjg 'Aibe following are the averages of grain, as made up t Saturday last:- Imperial W1'ee/til Areroge. s. d. I S. d. ?? |. d. Whcat - 52 ...

... THE MARY-jfTS. Stock Exchange, ?? 25.-Bank Stock, 204. 3 per Cent, fled. 82k. 3 per Cent. Cons. 83g. Ditto for Acct. 84 314 per Cents. 91. Ditto, Red. 915. Ditto, ditto, New, 93g. 4 per Cents. 99j. India Stock, 219j. India Bonds, 7 9. Ann. (Jan; 1860) 174.16. Ditto New uditto) -. Ditto (Oct. 1859)-. Ditto (Jan. 1080) - Ditto (October, 1980) - . Excb. Bills, 211 7. Money Macele, Thursda.l ...

... THINE MARIt-iT _ Dies, April 14.-We had a fair iupp1t (, ket tn-dav, and a good deal doaisg on Inll t1' as this day se'nulighlt. Harley (11511 at ; rim.1 qer. Oats unaltered in valiae.Nolner'a Wheat, 52s. to 609.; barley, 2tQs. t31s*ric oats, 2.3s, to 26s. ; beans, .4s. to 3 ?? malt, 58s. to 62s. r qr. Flour, 42g. te 4s ' lPswICI, April 15.-We had a good splgl 0s market to-day. The farmers ...

... MARK ETS. HADLsICIH, March 4.-The principal supply in our mar. ket to-day was wheat, which came to hand beitter than it has done of late, at prices from 24s. to 27.. fid. Barleys rwere in general very ordinary, at 12s. to 14s. 6d. Oats los. )to 129. Beans 149. to 16. Peas 149. to 159. Average price of wheal 2X. 14s. 9d. per qr. ; ditto barley I£. Ss. 4d. ditto oats 1.. Is. 5d. ; ditto beans i£ ...

... lIE --M --II J --ET . IPSWICH, June 23.-It being in contemplation to alter the day of holding our market from Saturday to Tuesdav, re had avery thin attendance, and cortsequently what busine s was done may be quoted at about the terms of last week viz , Wheat, 64s. to 70s.; barley, 28s. to 32s.; beans, z34o. t 40s.; peas, 32s. to 36s. tY qr. Flour, 47s. to 52s. S sack o 2801bs. net. Wheat is ...

... Do5s, JULY 2.5. We had hut a thins attendanie at ?? ?? to day, most oft lie farmeas being engagred ia thdeir ?? vest. Wheat and harley fully maistaits last week's prices Wheat, 449. to 50s. ; barley, 27s- to ?? oats, 16s. 1- 259. ; beans, 32;. to 35s. ; peas, 30s. to 379. malt ;j3 to 60s. ; rye, 36s. per qr. Flour, 34s. to 4l5s. per sack, IPewICt, JULY 26.-Our market to-slay was Ilst shortly ...

... bDiss, APRItL 11I-We had an unusual thin attenflh le at market to-day, and but very little buins dc ole it Prices may be considered on muchi the sametem g. )f day se'nnight. Wheat, 4,5s. to 49s. ; barley, 24s. to le malt, 52s. to 60s, per qr. Flour, 31s. to 44)5 pe d IrsvicH, APRIL 12.-We bad a fair supply of cr our market to-day, and the sales of most articles Contiu much as before, viz. ...

... BANK It II I'l Y. 1o3wri, Johm. Ralvdnn, Yo-rishire, ?? (GAiljt.qS, I-enry Vincent, Stratford, Middlesex, npothecary (BTle, Arthur, and D.i.u, Leoso, Manchester, ftinsli.manufacturcrs Hitt., William, Bridge.strert, ILmnheLh. ironmonger HILLS, Olsborn, Bow, Midtdlesex. grocer I(ucas John Lge, late nf Willenha.I, Stalrordshire, druggisI Mt~oNNI' -eLt., 'i'hotas, Pall IMall, boot nma!,er 1'Aniliy ...

... MARKETh. IPsI'IcH, Oct. 16.-We had a true Michaelmasmarket to - day with regard to supply, though theattendance was good yet both wheat and barley met a dull sale, and the latter 2s lower. White wheat 63s to 70s; red ditto 60s to 66s; bar. ley 36i to 48a ; new beans 38s to 39s; peas, white,42s to 45 ; ditto, grey, 40s per qr. But few oats on sale.- The cattle market was very thinly supplied ...

... RolibibitAque.to. CORN EYCHANGE, 3fnjDAY, MiAcI 29. Wye have been abundantly supplied ?? and Flour during the last week, though the arrival of Wheat this morning I was by no means large; thetrade on the whole, however, is not so brisk as last week, and the finest parcels alone supported the prices of this day se'nnight, iwhilst the mliddlin'g and inferior sorts are from is. to 2s. per quarter ...

... BANKRUPTSfrovi FRIDAY's GAZETTE. Edward Woodwvard, of Chelmsford, linen draper. William Rule, of Chlacewater, Cornwall, grocer. Thomas Williams, of Cheltenhiam, coal merchant. Stephen Stock Gowver, of Caterhamn, Surrey, farmer. John and Thom3as IHLair, of Morton, Yorkshire, palwlr mkr Isabella Robinson, of Exinouth-street, Clerkenivel, grocer. John Furlong, of 'Birke'nhead, Cheslhire, joiner. ...