... 1MIARKETS. IPswicH, Jan. 4.-Our market was pretty well supplied with corn l fine wheat fully as high as last week ; but bar.' ley, even the finest description, may be called Is per qr lover. Prices as follow :-Wheat 56s to 68s. Barley 25s to 30s. Beans 34s to 35s. Peas (hog) 32s to 33s. Oats 23s to 26s per ?? day's market had a short supply of fat beef and mutton, and the trade was dull; the ...

... MARKRETS. IPswicH, Jan. I1.-We had a good supply of grain to- day. The market continues very depressed, and prices drooping :-Wheat 56s to 6Gs. Barley 24s to 29s. Beans and peas 32s to 34s. Oats 21s to 24s per ?? day's market had a middling supplyof fat beef and mutton, but the trade was dull, and barely supported the prices of late weeks. COLCHESTER, January 8.-In wheat, barley, and oats the ...

... *LUuKIJETN. ley 4-onaw tes IOenDAY, December 27th, 1841. ?? have again to report a very small supply of Ercglish hewheat, which came to hand in much the same conilit i,,riit tal last week the millers buy with great caution, we can hirs nfore nottee little variation) in the trade from this day vek3.: fine dry samples have, however, brought quite as mnuo,! ofmoney, and the stands were pretty ...

... MYIA NLKET8. Is ir CORN XXCi;ANqGII. TONZON, ir MONDAY, January 10th, 1842. ie The supply of English wheat is moderate this toraning, r- and although it came to hand in prett(Y fair condition, yet Afthe trade is excessively dull, at a decline of Ile. per quarter from this day week, with a good deal of the supplY left un- sold at a late hourtof the market. Foreign wheat is offered at a ...

... MARLKETS. IsswicH, Jan. 25.-Our market was tolerably well sup. plied with grain to-day; but little variation to be noted in previous rates. Prices as follow :-Wheat 54s to 645. Barley 22s to 29s. Beans and peas 30s to 33s. Oats 21s to 24s per ?? day's market had a very short supply of cattle ao all descriptions, and there was but a very little business doing. COLCHESTER, January 22.-The wheat ...

... A ALUKETR. w tte -*tir_ nok tip CORN EXC11ABIG, LONDON, eec My MONDAY, January 17th, 1842. ny ad- Although we have but at moderare supply of English o then wheat this morning. the trade has been uncommonly dull, South- at a decline of 2s . per qitarter froin this day weck. and at esent. this reduction the supply has not been all cleared off; the 5001 millers say that they can) o1 better at the ...

... M&LUNRETS. COAXN EXCHAWGE, LONDONI, a- AMON DAY, Jasisary 3rd, 1842. e- We had this morning rather more Essglhsh wheat at mar. r- ket than for the last two or three weeks, still it was only aI ~motterate supply for the season Ot' the year ;the condition '-if the greater part was but indifferent, wshich caused a dlull is sale. and except for line dry samples', the prices of this dlay wekwere ...

... MARKETS, Irswicti, Jan. 18.-The market was well supplied with grain. Wheat 23 per qr lower. Only the finest barley fetched previous rates. Prices as follow :-Wheat 54s to 64s. Barley 22s to 29s. Beans 30s to 32s. Peas (hog) 32s to 33g. Oats 21s to 24s per quarter. -Tiis day's market had a short supply of fat beef and mutton, and the trade was dull, barely maintaining the prices of late weeks. ...

... MZARKETS. CORN ZZCUA5X1GZ, MONDOW, MjoneDAY, January 24th, 1642. We had but a moderate supply of English wheat thit ost morning, which came to band generally very much eat nI condition, such quality experienced a very dull sale, and although offered at a decline of full 2s. per quarter, vr little progress could be made :a few of the fittest dry sm on,' ples were, however, taken off at nearly ...

... MARKETS, lIpswicH, Dec. 23.-Our market was well supplied with grain: good qualities nearly the same as last week ; but little demand for the inferior descriptions. Prices as fol- low :-Whest 56s to 68s. Barley 26s to 31s. Beans and peas 34s to 36s. Oats 23s to 27s per ?? day's market had a very short supply of stock generally, and the trade was very dull. Prices nominal. CorcHEsTea, December ...