... An Abstract of the Net Produce bf thc Revenue of Great Britain in the Years and Quarters ended the 5th of April, 1842 and 1843, showing the Increase or Decrease thereof. Quarters ended April 5. In- Dc- - crease. crease. 1842. 1843. £. £. £. £. Customs ?? 4,49,05 3 4,219,537 . 275,516 Excise ?? 1,76:1,373 ,, 1,788 Stamps ?? 1,599,487 1,593,126G . 6,361 Taxes ?? 150,753 142,698 23 8055 Propotf ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, MIONDAY, April 10th, 1843. We bad this morning a be~tter supply of English wheat than for some weeks past, 'Which met a pretty free sale, at an advance of 2s. per qr. upon fine drY samples, and is. upon the inferior damp sorts; there has also been a better sale of Foreign, but at no higher prices, the trade, however, is generally rmer. The supply of barley is not large, ...

... IPSwICH, March 28.-We had but a small attendance at our market to-day, and but little disposition shewn to purchase corn, what sales were effected were at an abate. ment on previous rates. Prices as follow :-Wheat 44s. to 48s. Barley 26s. to 31s. Beans and peas 24s. to 27s. Oats 20s. to 23s. per ?? market was but thinlr supplied with beef to-day; the shew of sheep was also imited, with a few ...

... ,n CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, tAlMoNDAY, March 27th, 1843. Ad The supplies of wheat were moderate during last week, and this morning the Essex and Kentish stands were but x moderately filled. The trade opened this morning with rather a firmer feeling than on Friday, still the prices of o this day week could not be obtained by about is. per qr. upon the finest, and 2s. upon the middling and ...

... Irswics, April 4.-We had but a moderate supply of corn at our market to-day. There was a little more ani- mation in the wheat trade, at somewhat higher terms; but little variation in other articles. Prices as follow:- Wheat 44s. to 49s. Barley 26s. to 31s. Beans and peas QA%. to 27s. Oats 20s. to 23s. per ?? little stock shown in our market to-day, it being Woodbridge Fair. COLCHESTER, April 1 ...

... IPSWICH, April 11.-We had a fair supply of wheat at market this day. Fine dry samples fetched a small ad- vance but little doing in other articles. Prices as fol- ?? 46s. to 50s. Barley 26s. to 31s. Beaus and peas 25s. to 27s. Oats 20s. to 23s. per ?? market this day was well supplied with fat beef and mut- ton, the quantity being greater than for some weeks past; the trade still remaining ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, MONDAY, April 3rd, 1843. We have again to reporta very small supply of English wheat this morning, and also during last week~ the arrivals were short. This has caused a firmer feeling in the trade, and an advance of Is. per qr- has been very generally oh. tained for good conditioned parcels. There is a fair re. tail demand for Foreign wheat, at a similar improvement to ...

... Ipswcsrn April 18.-We had but little doing at our market to-day, in consequence of the nomination for the county representation. Wheat dull sale, at an abatement of Is. per quarter. Prices as follow :-Wheat 44s. to 49s. Barley 26s. to 3Os. Beans and peas 24.. to 2Cs. Oats 20s. to 23s. per ?? market was quite as wfell sup. plied as lastwteek, and little or no variation can be quoted, as the ...

... Ipswic i, April 25.-We had but a moderate supply of corn at market to-day, and but little disposition to do business. Wheat declined fully Is. per quarter. Other articles dull at previous rates. Wheat 42s. to 48s. Bar- ley 26s. to 30s. Beans and peas 24s. to 26s. Oats 20s. to 23s. per ?? was a very large shew of all kinds of stock at market to.day; trade was generally dull, and a large ...

... MARKETS CORN EXCHANGE3, LONDON, MONDAY, April 17th, 1843, The supply of English wheat this morn igwas not quite so good as this day week, yet it is more than equal to the demntd; the tadae has been ver dull from the beginning to the and of the- day, tad has lost all that it gained last Monday, and even 'at thlareduction the stands were not cleared at a late hour of the day. Foreign wheat is ...

... e CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, MoNDAY,April 24th, 1843. We had this morning at pretty fair supply of wheat irom Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, and although it came to hand in good condition, the trade was extremely dull, and little progress could be made in sales, except at a decline of 2. per qr., and even at this reduction the whole of the suppl could not be sold. Foreign wheat may also be bou hy lower ...