... 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 ...

... TIRE MA.IMIKET14. 11 -1- 1-1 - -1 - -- ?? lPswcti!, June 16.-We had a short supply of ror,, ~.general at our- market tn-day. W/heat is Ilurther advat'. n.Is. to 2.s. 130 qr. In other grain there is, scarcely aly t lgtion lin price. Flour is advanced 2.s. TY sack. l'riep( follow:% Wheat, 62s. to 70s.; barley, 28s. to 32s,.; sot., ly to 28s.; beans, S0s. to 36s.; peas, 321s. to 36s. Vq.p~ als ...

... 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; ...

... THE MALIMIKETS. I!swicIH, June 9.-At our market to day there Ic5. short supply of corn In gencral. The wheat trade, ther higher, and all other articles fully support la quotations. Prices as follow : Wheat, 0oS, to *i 28s. to 34s.; oats, 20s. to 278.; beans, 30s.to36i to 36s. p qr. Flour, 45s. to 50s. Y sack of y 2;Olli . Noawicir, June 9.-.We have had a fair Supply o from the farmers, and ...

... XFSWICH MARKETS. On Tuesday last there was a very large exhibition of stock in the Cattle Market-297 beasts and 1,399 sheep and lambs: some of the stock produced was of a superior order: the fat beasts were ?? at from 70 to 80): indeed we never saw, except at our established fairs, an exhibition of cattle in all respects so excellent; and we are told it would have been better, had ...

... --Tlllp, NtjwluTf*. IpswicHs, Mfay 26.-We bad a middling supply of, at our market to-day, which -old at an advance e~ l,~qr.sinc hisdaywee, he eatercontinuing a and unenialfor te seaon. Brley nd othcrarttlri, arefuly a der a lat wek.Priesas lollow:- 30s~to6s.; pas,32~to36s ~'qr.Flour 45. to2s together verym moerate, and great cominsothai ance of thie growin crops whicht areveybkaria as thin ...

... THE _MA:UKETS. I fYswicw, June 2.-We had a good supply of wheat at our market to-day. the sale of which was languid at last week's currency. Barley and other articles a moderate supply,with. little or no vara'tion. Flour advanced 2s. 7; 2801bs. net. Prices as follow: Wheat, 60s. to 66s.; barley, 28s. to 34s.; , oats, 2Ns. to 27s.* beans, 30s.to 36s.; peas,32st0 36s. V, qr.. Flour, 45s. to 50s. ...

... r1AJL ETE*. HAnDLESII, June II.-We had a very good suipply of wheat here to-day, amongst them some beautiful samples, which obtamed so high a price as 35s.; the others varied from 27s. upwards. Barleys were in general very ordinary, thefew better samples somewhat cheaper; los. 6d. to 14g. 6d. were-the different prices. Oats at Is. to 12s. 6d. Beans, very good, at 17s. 6d. to l8s. 6d. Peas, ...

... AU. S4T, BuR2, May 29.-Our wheat market was very shortly sup. plied with all sorts of corn. Wheat was from Is. to 2s. per qr. dearer. Flour advanced 2s. per sack :-Talavera wheat 6.5S. to 68s.; white wheat 62s. to 64s. rled wheat 62s. to 640.* barley 30S. to 35s. ; beans 35. to 37s.; peas 34s. to 36s.; oats, 212. to 30s. Woonnesnop, May 30.-We were only moderately sip- plied with corn fo ...