... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 1YI4uIKET??. Not iiti? Dee. 29. t )ti r inirket was lcd Cr:)) ?? p p1 ic.) with wheat aid barley, liotli selling reaciil?' it ccli is. cit is. to 2s. pet quail cr. Ecrute r, lvi C Is ?? is ii * latter, 3h5. to dIts. Ft no tO alt hg t art cy I *. per 0?i?trter. Oats, lii'3fl5. toil hells Is. tic 25. ?? tic ?? ?ic'r 281) his. net. A verages br I 01 iii ii 2598 quarters, his. I d. : harley, lit ...

... Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain in the Years arid Quarters ended 5th of July, 1838, and 5th of July, 18139, showing the Increase or Decrease on each head thereof. Quarters end. July 5. Increase. Decrease 1838. 1839. Customs ?? 4,769,400 4,8771,333 101,9:33 ?? Excise ?? 2,437,112 2,570,311 133,1991 ?? Stamps ?? 1,692,134 1,647,42.3 44,711 Taxes ?? 1,609,508 1,639,372 ...

... Irswicti, Sept. 3.--We had a few samples of new wheat at market, and those in good condition realized ahout Is perqr more than last week, but the damp and ordinary samples were completely unsaleable; the few samples (it old offered for sale fetched a little more money- frin Is to 2s per qr, but not much business done witlh either. Peas are coming to hand plentiful hut beans ard oats are very ...

... &R1RETS. Irswicn, Nov. 19.-Our market was well supplied with wheat and barley, both of whiich met a decline of 2s to 3s per qr* but a moderate supply of other articles. Prices as ?? 64s to 72s barley 3as to 40s; superior samples41sto42s; beans36sto,40s; peas36sto,40s; oats 24s to 30s per qr.-1'his day's market had short supply of all kinds of stock. Prices remain about the same as for some ...

... l~I si t- us Nonwicir, Sept. 28 -The weather being now settled to o- enalale the latter harvest to be bettergot in than at one time he antictipated, caused our bovers to hold off, antd taving a th very large show of both wheat and barley, the former ruled Is, exceedingly ditll, and to effect sale3 a reduction of 3s. to n- 4s. per qual rer was submitted to, and many samples left ?? Iis soid, ...

... IAuLKE'TI. Nontwicit. Oct. 26.-We have a very short snpply,, wheat and barley ; cacti found ai ready sale at an advane of Is. to 2s. per qr. Gals,, beans, and peas as last we(v~ White wheat 70s to 74 ; ret] 66s to 70s ; barley 38s to .pi' oats 23s to 32s tibeans Z33s to 44s peas 405 to 42s per I Flour Sits per 2801135 net -We have again to report aver'r large show of all dtescriptionis of ...

... * AUJRET1. Nonwex-t, D.3c. 21.-We have had agodilp, itt wheat, good qualities sellan the same 1p 1 atwI O te ordinary Is~lower. Barley comes freely to hand, ansdteck le lie quoted Is to 2s tower, particulrl l Iwsons. ite 1.peas, or oats, but little doing. Currency as followsP,? Fine white wheat, 70I to 73s ;red, i6iS to' T, ; Sn s, Ing barley, 40s to 42s ; common, 37s to 39s ; ordlinary- to ...

... mAuRKa1TIT. it ,t NoRWICH, Feb. 2.-_We have not so much wheat offering s as for some weeks past. The dull report from most of ?? ' leading markets caused our millers to buy cautiously at a de- Et inle of Is to 2s per qlr. While, 74s to 78&; red, OSs to 724. n Barley of all descriptions Is to 2s lower; common, 38s to Y 39s; lne,4s. Averages ;-Wheat, 1408 qrs. 78slo ; ;ar. t- ley, 5564 qrs, 41s ...

... WIANIKET9. Nolvwicir, Janl. 26.-Onr market was well IPPitidWitls wheat 55n1 barly,v ageneral dullness prevaited, and to effeet sates ofthe former a reductioU of 2s to 319 wa`s sobmitted tss, and the latter is per qr. %VheatOi to 78i; red 72s to 7(s; : harley O8s to 428 ; per 28011)s tiet. Averages:-Wheat, 75!i qrs, 81s 2d : barley, 7(0 qrs, 4.95 4d ; beans 166 qirs, 43-1 Id pe qr.- o hav had ...

... ,VTAL'd9KE'VX-_ _I.irree No~wcHMarc23 Our hea trde assumed a degree NorttwieH -1rh2-uwetr -1silte$sa Of dulness from the lard e arrivals of foreio, ,st sup ayt defivery of fine wheat from the farme, e.t rip thite psriea of ast week ; all inferior foreign offered s ias more ntan our mrl~c can ea p asi Bt; le y m st allefir quowte able, and 2s to 3S per qr cheaper.nd Farlei sal phoquar- dull ...