... MARKETS* Irswici, April 13.-Our market to-day was better sup- plied with wheat and barley. Wheat firm at last quota- tions : other articles dull in sale. Prices as follow:_ Wheat 60s to 66s; barley 30s to 32s; beans and peas 36s to 38s; oats 269 to 28s per ?? market to-day hadta short supply of stork generally, and there was but little business doing, the greater part of the fat stock leaving ...

... MAIMETS. Nortwicii, December 26.-Our navigation Is Wye ,which caused a heaviness in the sale of wheat. :)I; qualities advanced lseper qr. Barley so me. I» ioe .2801ts dearer, Beans and peas samer (Jat% ,h6 White wheat, 62a to 6tla ; red, 60s to ti-l ; ha 'in. 484; fine, 35s. Flnur.439 to 45sper 280lbs net. )rWheat, 193 qrs,60s 7d ; bsrley,6145 qrs, 32s 4, )rd CO Z ZO391h.3fa , Z.ONDOr as- ...

... XNIKIt LTPT'StI.ll1. A AAmmus, fleijaitnin, ?? slis'.riiioiiuii. furrier IEslovaita, A irahaom li, euild BfluINs in, JliisIi WalliroAk build. Clues, ('itv, iioridiailka li(, i'i, A ugiliui', Sackvillr'.trecL. I'ciadillvr jllr BUlii'io. T'holluas, Iui', luliihaid al iuca, lu' ?? l ,a0U C'Aiii ii. Ili'iii't' (lup(iiiaa. SIISeX-tera(ic, l}imuiicrsuIIw, ?? F1i.!, 1bil1, Sharpl s. I aur'lshi'i'. ...

... MALUKETS. leswicin, Dec. 21.-Our market was well supplied with corn. Sale of every thing very dull, except the very supe. rior qualities. Prices nearly the same as last week, viz. Wheat 66sto 67s. Barley 2eis to 30s. bleans and peas 34s to 36s. Oats 23s to 26s, per ?? caltle market was very shortly supplied with all kinds of stock. as is usual after the Christmas shewv: little or no buslnesp ...

... M AKETC VOPLM EXOUAN*Za MOND017 MoNDsy, March 1st, 1841. Although the supply of wheat this morning isI yet the trade is excessively dull, at a decline of per quarter from this day week, and even at Iihis the stands were not all cleared at a late hour of th.. Foreign wheat partakes of the depression of E'Igi supply of barley on sale to-day is mod10erate, but I tity in during last week was large ...

... IlANK ItUP'i'S-FllI DAY Bivu, Jolhn, jun.. Kegortzl, Leicesltershire. coninm,n.breower BMno, John, sen.. Kegvortb, Leiceslershire, hop.n-.crchiant C(.ss, Rtichurd, Borowlibhridge, Yorkshire, grocer tlARnIs, Alpilelus, 1)rsley. (Glocestershire, woul.hroiher HAuWlS\NuITI, Hellry. Shelffeld, e'dgo.tool.n ?? ?? An, Jl n .0 lRaynes, Chapmalslade, Willshlie, torlllerly of 1(a1th, money.scrivencfr ...

... THE ; UF NENUE., .I ,- IAb~traet ?? Ne? Pcoduc of .the Reveinue of Oreat 4iritain. tq YMA 's and ,Quarters ended the 4th: of January, 1840 and 1841, alowing the Increase and De- crease on each hcad thereof : * , it ' ' Ineircasc. Decrease 1840. 1841. Custope ?? . 4 779, , 98,3y9 ?? i.. ?? '427'271 4,01666 889,O95 . Stamps ?? 1^687bBI1 1,b9?i,646 .b:S9, ?? Taxes .. .. 1,584,699 1,786,771 202 ...

... 1XARLKETSm . Iswicii, March 2.-Our market was tolerably supplied with grain Wheat may be noted Is to 2s per qr lower: other articles stationary. Prices as follow :-Wheat 60s to 68s; barley 30s to 35s; beans 39s to 41 e; peas 38s to 40s; oats 26s to 28s per ?? market to-day had a mode- rate supply of fat beef, but the shew of mutton was very li- mited, and high prices were asked. Fat beef ...

... IrswicH, July 6.-We had a fair supply of wheat at mar- ket to.day; prices rather stationary: but little of other grain, and prices nominally the same, viz, ;-Wheat 60s to 66s; barley 28s to 30s; beans 35s to 36s; peas 87a to 39a; oats 26s to 28s per ?? day's market was very shortly supplied with fat beef and mutton, and little busi. ness doing; prices nominal. GREAT YARMOUTH, July 3.-Our ...

... 13AN K RU l-M-r- lll V. Union lttr Edwa ird. Piktotreet, Strand, ?? BHooIs, James, Manchesler, grocer CASSFI.L, John Henwry. Millwall, Poplar, niapha.svller CAVuiAI. IlHnry. Bath, nurserymani DAsVY Jasiab, Selield, draper [biloder Di'xiBenjamrin, jn. lloebuck phle, Great? )oSrr mut Se Pothiorlw Gc Abscoir, Maiiry, IioSHirAI, hor g nil 'IandT w ix, ThlmloIs, Crepat 0arulenistreet. ...

... T'svvC1e, June I.-WC had a fdr supply of wheat at market to.day, which sold at about 1s per qr lower. A small supply of other giain. and salcs extremely dull. Prices as follow, viz. :-Wheat ?? to 63s; barley 28a to '0s; beans 36s to 37s; oars 24s to 2*6. per qr. --_This day's market was fairly supplield with stock, and the trade main- tained the prices ot past weeks. CoLciEsrTaE.AMay 29.-There ...

... MAr BEi s. CO..N EXCHANGE, 1-ONDOW, MONDAY, April 5th, 1841. We had this morning a short supply of English whet which came to hand in pretty good condition, yet the e is no better, ol the contrary, it is only the finest quar that supports the prices of this (day week the millers they can buy on better terms in the neighheurinsrnarl the trade, therefore, finished dull. Foreign wheat ge on small ...