... I'SWscsr, May 2.-Wve had a middling supply of wheatl at our market ta-day; fine quality fetehed rather more money. Other articles in short supply, and sold at about previous rates. Prices as follow :-Wheat 42s. to 48s. B arley 26s. toS0s. Beans and peas 24s. to 26s. Oats 20s. to 23g. per quarter. COLCIIXSTER, April 29.-A further decline of is. to 2g. per qr. upon the price of wheat took place, ...

... iVIAwRKITS. /CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, >MONDAY, May 22nd, 1843. We had this morning the largest supply of Enflisb , vheat that has appeared here for some time peast, prini ipally from Essex and Su~ffolk, the condition, however, wa somewhat affected by the late damzp weather;* this caused Ithe finest dry samples to be taken off at nearly the prices lof Monday last, but the general runs were fuif ...

... MARK:ETS. CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON. barleyo~i~r Mrd sdbt-ay, ?? 1843 ?? f FrEiiglish whreat hd~is tIr. awten fair for te seqasonvi ardest camge tohasgiakueneraly notced; the quantity inohere a rsn is, O~~r not lrgue. Th carrivas of Foregng dirdecin tohes dishtilers M~proualt eon Tinese in very limitd deml oband, and tomae saes ev tof and rather more money has been mnaae ?? ay samples. In other ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, MON DAY, May 1st, 1843 less than for the last two ortre ek, an:a it caneto hand in pretty good condition. A few select samples of white wheat were taken off at rather more money than on Monday last, but there is no imisrovensentwhatever in red, or in the secondary qualities of white Foreion wheat is in the sanse dull state as for some time past. tbie s r~ates: upwards of ...

... MARRJ3?TSO CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, MONDAY, Many 8th, 1843. The supply of English wheat is again only moderate. The mnillers were rather more disp~osedl to do business, the consequence of which has been that the prices of this day week have been fullly maintained, and perliausa rfi advance may be noticed upon prime dry sanip trioflwing vheat. There has also been a fair sale of Fofrwigntefl late ...

... IPawicis May 9.-Wie had a fair supply of wheat at market to-diay, whtich sold pretty freely at the commence- ment nt a small advance, but flagged towards the close. Other grain in short supply, and prices nearly stationary. Wheat 44s. to S0s. Barley 20s. to 30s. Beans and peas 25s. to 27s. Oats 21s. to 24a. per ?? market this day, had a good supply of fat beef ann mutton, which found ...

... IPSwVIesi May 23.-.At our market to-day we had scarcely any thizsgexhibited but wbeat,of whichthere was a fair supply, and in consequence of the dull state of Mark- lane may be called is. per qr. lower. Prices as follow:- Wheat 46s. to S0s. Barley 27s. to 31s. Beans 27s. to 28s. Peas 28s. to S0s. per ?? supply of all kinds of cattle at this day's market was large. she beef and mutton trades ...

... MARKE.TS. IPaSWCH, May 16.--We had a moderate 9upply of wrheat at our market this day-prime qualities a little higher-but little doin i spring corn. Plrices as follow: Wheat 46s. to5&s. Barley 27s. to 31s. Beansandpeas 27s. to 29s. per quarpter. COLCau~sats, May 13.-There w as an oimusually Iarge sunply of wheat for this season of the year, and last w/eek s prices wvere fully supported, and in ...