... M AL Y x ET.S. -ice- CORN EXCHLANE, MONDON, AMONDAiY, January 31st, 1842. We have ag iin to report a very small supply of Etglijl wheat, which, as usual, cante to tltid vel y much out of eon. ditiion; this caused a very dull sal for such quality, wil;t goind drty amples went off on full as good ternis. 'fhcreis a little more looking after Foreign wheat toiday, liut in the present tincertaiuty ...

... R 5OLUTIONS INTENDED TO EC PROPOSED IN THE COMMITTEE ON THE CORN-LAWS, BI SR ROBERT PEEL. Resolution 1. That the following duties shall be paid upon the Importation of corn, grain, meal, or flour, In lieu of the duties now payable thereon; via., - ir imported from any foreign country; WHEAT. Whenever the average price of wheat, made up and pub- lished In the manner required by law, shall be, ...

... WARRETS. lrsvicH, Feb. 8.-We had but a moderate ?? of corn at market to-day ; prices of best qualities nearly the same as last quotations, but inferior sorts very dull In sale. Prices as ?? Us to 649. Barley 24s to 30s. Beans and peas 30s to 33s. Oats 21s to 24s per quarter. -This day's market had a middling aupply of fat beef, but the shew of mutton and store things w a sort, and the ttade ...

... A A I a lk I-11'r 1.4. Co.~1% -N CHANG~E, LUVNDON, MlONDiAY. February l1th, ?? which carmc to hand ii. rither brvtrr couiditrr io ith fir thte last two or lt regs weeks ;ira the mnorn in a. frw ?? Isamples of the firrest white wheat were liken cit it a trillins advarice in price. but tire general sales welli in,, Istir jrein lti is day wA ik- there has been a fair retail trade t lity ?? ...

... ipswicH, Feb. 22-We had a pretty good attendance at market to.day, and a fair supplv of corn-a general dullness seemed to prevail-fine wheat supported previous rates, every thing else looking downwards. Prices as follow - Wheat 54s to 63s. Barley 24s to 28s. Beans and peas 30s to 32s. Oats 22s to 26s per ?? day's market had rather a short supply of fat beef and mutton, and a short shew of ...

... MA lUrETS. to CORN E:XCHANGEi, :0LONnOIV it- MONDAY, February 21st, 1i4a* of We continue to have .bvrt ?? NcIf *heat, yet ue eaq :e. notice no improsement ill price, at the S:Ulle tim,> we tlat n. add, that the finiest dry whitl samIl)L of Enrglii shneat of have beell taken oft ol full as good terin; as this daiy wee av- nd in a few instances a trining advance has been obtainel' as but theie ...

... MARKETSh. IPswicz-, Feb. 1.-The attendance at our market to.day was pretty good, and the shew of corn liberal: prices of most articles fully as high, and in some instances the turn dearer, than last week :-Wheat 54s to 64s. Barley 24s to 30s. Beans and peas 30s to 33s. Oats 21s to 24s per qr. -Our market to-day had a Detter supply of fat beef than last week, and also a fair shew of sheep 9 but ...

... BAKNRUPTS-FRII),vY. BAnRE, Henry Adolphus, Ltndflold, Sussex, maltster BEAL, Thomas, Sandwich, Kent, hoyman and corn.factor BnRAYv, Illesry, formerly of Castler.street, Oxford.street. afterwards of Nine-elms, Battersea, and of Manor-street, Clapham-road, conl. merchant CASWAnIt, ClhaS,, Woburnaplacp, Russnnl.square, lodging-house.kesper FISLOIn, John nnd Thomas, Blackburn, Lancashirejainers & ...

... MA- URETs. erof COILN EXCHt ANGE, LONDON, stion MONDAY. February 7th, 1842. nter- The supply of English wheat is again small, an d we ar- *i M sorry to say that the condition is very little improved * this ova- causes a ready sale for selectedl dd y samples, which are takesi d ott oifo n full as good terms. but any thing s hnrt of this quality aster is just as difficult to sell as ever at any ...

... IrswicH, Feb. 15.-We had a good ?? of wheat at market to-day; but a moderate one of other grain. Sale of every thing very dull at about previous rates, viz. :_ Wheat 56s to 64s. Barley 24s to 30s. Beans and peas 30s to 33s. Oats 22s to 26s per ?? market had a fair shew of fat beef, and a good shew of fat sheep, but that of store things was very limited. Tiade dull atlast week's prices. ...