... a ;E3.Rye ?? PeQ. ..-d s. -.d. a. d. sd. *. d. : %t . . . .4 1 3X2 e1-22 6 2 s 37.6 40 1 t ld .6, eeks; 4ill32 1 22 1 30 R10 6 38 0 D: Duty ?? 39 8 1310 13 9 24 3 15 6 12 6 Prices of Cd at the Closi oftrhe Mfarhet per Tsn. Iee Burdori 19.9, Holywell 19, Pontop Windsor 16. hts Orde's Redheugh 16&6, West Hartley 19, Tanfield20-9, no Cowpel ?? 18, W. E. Hilda W.9,ditto Tees 21. -re ditto ?? ...

... 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. ...

... 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. ...

... MA1 .xT. H.rLrEicii, Nov. 7. The prices advanced again this W week, in general from Is. to 2s. per coomb. Wheats fetched from 24s. to 31s. barleys ls. to 21; oats l2s. to 16s. - beans 18s. to 22s.; peas advanced full Is., viz., ls. to21s. EVe MAIrMET, Nov. 8. Wheat sold from a6s. to 60s. per tquarter; barley 36s. to 42s., ; oats 26s. to 26s. Very few speas and beans at market. BuitY IVARKEa'T ...

... THE~ MARKETS. IC Diss, Jan. 8.-We had very little doing in the eorm t It to-day, and prices remaih on much thc same terms as de is quoted. Wheat,.32s.6d. to 39s.; barley, 20s I 30. s I- -Os.; beans, 31s. to 32s. ; peas, 30s. ; malt, .4s.tO62' ig qr. Flour, 25s. to 33s. per 280tbs. ' . pe sr IrswtcII, Jan. 9.-At our market to-day there was a tol. II rable supply of wheat and barley, and for ...

... L.0OCAL INTELLIGENCE. EASTERN COUNTIES' RAILWAY COMPANY. A meeting of the directors, proprietors, and shareholders of the Eastern Counties Railway, took place on Monday last, at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street. H. BosANQuET, Esq., in the chair. The advertisement calling the meeting having been read, J. C. COBBOLn Esq.,moved asthe firstofficialactofthe company, that the corporate seal of ...

... THE 1AS:XIETS. l ?? 25.-At our market to-day there Wasa Lsupply of wheat, the sale of which was dull at a del, RGood Iis, to 2s. ; qr. Barley and other articles a small su ef with scarcely any variation in price since our last vizp Y, Wheat, 46s. to 523.; barley, 26s. to 34s.; oats 20s' l beans, S0s. to 389.; peas, 28s. to 34s. P qr. Flour 3 40s. ;r 28011bs. net. , Noswici, June 25.-There is ...

... I . _ ?? A L_ IpsvWcn,May 1-4.-At our market to-day therewas a large supply of wheat, but not much of any other kind of grain The wheat trade is dull at a reduction of 2s. per qr. Larley and other grain unvaried, except ?? are abast 2s. per qr. higher. Prices as follow:-Wheat, 4Rs. tob04s. barley, 25s. to 365s.; oats,20s. to 27s.; beans,32s to 38s. peas' 32s. to 36s. per qr. Flour, 378. to 40s ...

... THRE 1YAMIKETS. lpswicts, Marchl 26.-We had a middling supply of cor, at our market to-day. The farmers dcmanded higher prim, for wheat, and about 2s. per qr. mnore were obtained finr all descriptions. Barley fully supports our last quot:ttions 1, other grain no variation to notice. IPices as follow_ Wheat, 445. to bos.; barley, 305. to 36s.; oats, 20s. to $4, beans, SOs. to 34s.; peas, 30s. ...

... ,A.im mimm. AVOODBnRaeI. IMvaICET, Oct. 26. Our marketwas dearer for wheat and peas, fdlly Is. per qr. 13arley, beans, and oats held stiff at former rates. $TOWMiARicET.AHARKi', Oct. 27. The shew of corn was very small. Wheat and barley were each Is. per coomib dearer, and other artieles filly maintained.. late prices :_ White wheat 239. 24s. to 25s.; red wheat 23s. 2.s. to ?? barley 16s. U7s ...

... T E M.tARKETS. IPswrcH, June 11.-We had a tolerable supply of wheat at our market to-day, the sale of which was very dull at a decline of 28. to 3s. V qr. Of other grain the supply is li mited, with little or no variation in price. Wheat, 46s. to 5sis; barley, 2es. to 34s.; oats, 20s. to 26s.; beans, 32s. to 38s.; peas, 32s. to 38s. V' qr. Flour, 37s. to 40s. ;p 280tbg NoawicH, June 11.-Since ...

... TUE MA-IElETS. Dios. Aug. 19-The fhrmers being now generall,,n in the harvest, very little business was done in the .3 I trade to-day, and prices may be quoted from 2s t0 4 qr. lower. The wheat harvest In this nelghbouth-d0' be pretty well over this week, and got up in fine Condit A parcel of new wheat was sold at 43s. Nothing dolon other grain. Wheat, 49s. to 52s. ; barley, 308 g doit other ...