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... 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 ...
... IPSWICH, June 29.-Although our supply of grain to this day's market-was but small, still the sale was heavy, at a decline of 2s. to 3s. per qr., the weather having been exceedingly favourable for the coming crops. Prices as follow :-Whent, 55s. to 62s. ; Barley, 24s. to 30s. - Oats, 20s. to 27s.; Beans, 25s. to 30s.; Peas, 26s. to 30s. per qr.-Flour, 40s. to 42a. per sack. Diss, June. 28.-Our ...
... Iraswici, Dec, 7.-Our market was fairly supplied vrith corn to-day. The sale for wheat and barley contine tfqavy at last -week's prices, viz. :-Wheat, 4es. to 52s barley, 24h. 'to A05.; uaar, 20s- to 26s.; beans, 30,. to34.! peas, 32g. to 35s. per qr. Flour, 40s- to 42a. per sack Digs, Dec. 6..-Our market was well attended, but trtdt dull, and barely support last quotations. Pricesits Under I ...
... 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. ...
... IPswSicH, August 24,-Our tmarklat was shortly supplied with grain to-day, several samples of new wheat were shewn, most of them unfit for grinding at present, being damp and cold in hand. Prices as follow:-Wheat, 54s. to 629. barley, 24s. to 30s.; oats, 20s. to 27s. ; beans, 26s. to S0s.; peas, 28s.to 32s. per qr. Flour,43s. to 45s. per sack. NotwicH,August 24.-We had bet little business doing ...
... vY Exparus5. -. . LOANDoN, FriIDAY AFTER IVOOAN. Stacksthis Aflerneoos.-ConsolsSRJ, New 31/2 per Cents, 96%4, %. Ex.IBills45prem. MARK-LANE, October 4. We are do~i& little business here, owing to the dull state of our market: we are not surprised at this when we have to state, that since Monday last it appears, by the return made this day, that near 9,000 quarters of wheat, and 9 and 10,000 ...
... Igy EXPRESS. 1,0,VD(ON, FRIDAY AFT'ERVNOO.M dhAfierfloon-COn~sols. 87%t,. New S 5, per g Ited. Ann 86 ,6, 4ยข, Red. 3'h 9454, a. 3AR5 -ANE, October 25. Si.c Dontday we have baell shortly supplied with licprts our home countics, but plenty from more dis- grsis frons well as from Ireland, which causes very kelse especially for wheat. cr anlda s ar very indifferent and Supine in their hces a the ...
... Stock Exchange. Jan. 24.-Bank Stock, 193, Three per Cent. Red., 87g. Three per Cent. Cons., 87%. Ditto for Jan. Account, 87. Three and a half per Cent.,-. Ditto lRed., 95M. Ditto, ditto, New, 94j. Four per Cents., 102b. India Stock, 208-. India Bonds, 34 35pm. Ann. (Jan.i1860,) 17 4.16. Ditto New, (ditto,) 16 15-16. Ditto (Oct- 1859,) 17 1.16. Ditto (Jan. IlaS,) -- Ditto (Oct. 1880,) - ...
... . I Mr. Spring Rice considers the reduction of indirect taxation (in preference we presume he means to the re- duction'of direct takation) as. consistent with sound prin. ciples of political economyy; because taxes on soap, can- dies, leather, salt, &c. are most expensive in collection, and operate as restraints on the trade, and industry of the ?? this branch of the subject a writer in ...
... Irswicm, June 22.-We had rather a small supply of corn at our market to-day, and as the farmers demanded higher prices,'scarcely any business was done. Prices-are therefore nominally as before, viz. :-Wheat, 563. to 64s.; Barley, 25s. to 32s. ; Oats, Wls. to 28s.; Beans, 26s to 3Os., Peas,28s.to 32s. per qr.-Flour, 40s. to 42s. per sack. NoitwscnJune 29:-There was a good supply of wheat at ...
... lpswscie, Dec. '29.-We had a short supply of grain at our miarket tp-day. Wheat fully supports last week's -quotation. Barl~ey, unless very fine, is dull in. sale. No alteration in other articles. Prices as fobllow :-Wheat, per qr., 48s. to'55s. Barley, 24s. to 32s; ; Oats9, 28s. to '28s.; Beans, 28s. to 32s. ; Peas, 28s. to 34s9. Flour, 40s. to 4?s. per sack. Diss, Dec. 20.-We had but a very ...