... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... IP'SWICH, MARCH 15.-Our market was tolerably g1, plied with grain to-day. and the sale continues heavy, I P but little variation in price. Wheat, 45s. to 56s,. ; arley e4s. to 3.S s; uats, 20s. to 26s. ; beans, 30s to 34s,;va. 32;. to 369. per quarter. Flour, 40Os. to 42s. per slick, NORtWICH, MARcHt 15.-The supply of' whea't hoI e, aetto-cdpy, and a strong effort made by the growers 1, oban ...

... CORN EXCHAN6E, .(LONDON, I , M(ONDAY. January 27 We bad this morning more wheat at market tim n have bad for several weeks past, but, as condition, at tij soft season, is the principal ingredient to command p,,. chasers, it is quality in wbeat only which commands lit. prices; such is the state of the wheat trade, fine dry sarn. ples fully support our late quotation, whlilst the inferior ...

... IPswiCH, SEP£. 13--We had a small show of wheat at otir market tu-day, and a large one of barley ; the former was rather better sale, and the latter dull at a trifling re. duction. No varistion in other articles. Prices as follow: Wheat, 42s. to 50s.; barley, 26s. to 34s.; oats, 21s. to 28IS; beans,32s. to 36s.; peas, 34s. to 40s. per qr. Flour, 37s, to 40s, per sack. Nouwicss CATTLE HILL, ...

... IrPWICHS, JANJ. 4.-At our market to-dty the supp corn was very good, and we have no variation to lic5°'i ausy article. Prices as follow:-Wheat, 46R. to ?? barley, 24s. to 30i.; uats, 20s to 26s.; beaus, 30i, t,3k; peas, 32s. to 36s. per qr. Flour, 40s. to 42s. per sack, Diss, JAx. 3.-Our market to-day was well at,, k but trade was again extremely dull, and barelystts 4 last quotations. Prices ...

... in Diss, A uG. 15.-The Wbeat trade to-day was very dull Y nod last week's prices could not be obtained by 2s per at quarter .-Wheat, 42s. to 469. ; barley, 29s. to 30s,. oat, 116s. to 2.5s.; beans, 32s. to35s.; peas, 3%s.to 37%.'alt' d 52s. to 60s ; Rye, 36s. perqr. Flour, 34s. to 40`. ?? id IrswiC, AUG. 16.-We had a tolerable supply of corn : at our market to-day, and as the weather continues ...

... Whatever our supplies are, great or small, it appea,l I they have not a tendency to cause much olteration in G(.X mnand or in price, or to produce any apprehension for !1 future deficiency in supply. This morning we had shr, supplies of many articles owing to adverse gales, 34 os market is heavy for all grain except the finest qlitl I In wheat, the same disposition prevails wvhie.h we t~r ...

... BA NKRUPTS.-FRiDAY. .. - . -1 1 . o . . ?? . . B EwEna, Robert, Walsall, Staffordshire, builder CASE, Henry, Fore-street, grocer CLIsuy, Thomas Weston, Brighton, builder COADF, John, Devonport, Devonshire, grocer FLINT, James, Siltoe, Bedfordshire, draper IIOLMAN, T'homas, Devonport, Devonshire, printer HDGuiES, Robert Owen, Carnarvon, druggist MYERS, Henry, White-street, Cutler-street, ...

... Diss, Nov. 14-Our market to-day wtas well supplied with both wheat and barley, but the trade was not quite so brisk as on the preceding week, although for fine samples prices were maintained. In oats, beans, and peas but little doing. Wheat, 4Os. to 48s.; barley, 26s to 38s ; oats, 22s. to 25s. ; beans, 35s. to 36s. 6d, ; peas, 40s.; malt, 52s. to 60s per quarter. Flour, 30s. to 38s. per sack. ...

... IPswIcBt, Nov. 8.-We had a tolerably good show of wheat and barley at our market to-day, but of o fts ; beamss, 'and peas rather a smal on. Wheat and barley eon tinne tithout any materlaltatiation. Oats. bearns, and peas 2re rather higher. Priea 'as follow: -Wheat, 42s. to 50s. ; barley, 28s. to 3 Bs.; oats, 21s.'to 28s.; beans, 36s. to ft . peas, 38s. to 42s. pe r qr. -FIour, 37s. to 40s. per ...