... CORN EXC'HANGE, LONDON, M;ONn.qD', Decenmber 21. A change in the weather has had Considerable effect upon the minds of oar buyers, consequently the market to.day presents a different aspect to what it did on Friday. The supply of wheat this morning was about afair average for the season. At an early hour of the day much higher prices were asked, but no offer could be obtained, and very few ...

... -CORN BMCHANGE, LONDON, MONDA,. December 14. Our arrivals of grain during last week were upon a moderate scale compared with the previous one, and this morning the supp lyof English wheat was rather below an average one. n Friday last the trade assumed a firmer tone, owing to a considerable demand for Ireland; and this morning this demand continues, which has had the effect of advancing both ...

... MAIRKETS. em, CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, ant MONDAY, December 7. ac. During last week our arrivals of both ?? and a Of Foreign wheat were large. At this morning's market the red supply of English wheat was pretty good. The demanil are bus been very slow, and little progress could be made in esales without giving way Is. to 2s. per qr from this dav ,jl week; and at a late hour a large portion of ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, MONDAY, November 30. Our arrivals of English wheat were rather considerable during last week by ship, and also some quantity of both wheat and flour comes to hand by railway, which is not included in the return below. At this morning's market the supply of wheat from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, by land carriage samples, was a fair average. The trade opened dull, and very ...

... IPSWICH, Dec. 15.-At out market this day we had a moderate supply of corn. We had a good demand for both wheat and barley, the former at an advance of 2s. to 3s., and the latter Is. per qr. Prices as follow :-Wheat 62s.to 70s. Barley43s.to48s. Beans44s to48s. Grey peas 44s. to 46s. per ?? cattle market to-day was hut a small one for Christmas, hut few fat beasts being exhibited; among them ...

... IOnwiciDec. 1.-We had a fair suppy of wheat and batrley at mnarket to.day the former wa^s rather easier to buy, bot fine qualities of the latter sold at last week's nrices. Nothing of consequence passing in other articles. WVheat 60s. to 69s. Barley 42s. to 47s. Beanus and peas 44ff. to 4Bs. per ?? had rather a short supply of fat beef and mutton this week, both of which were looking upwards ...

... MAIRKE'TS. ITswicCI, Dec. 8.-We had a fair supply of wheat and barley to.day: but the accounts from Mark.lane being discouraging, prices ruled much an last week, with a great heaviness in the trade. White wheat 60s. to 68s. ; red ditto 60s. to 63s. Barley 42s. to 47s. Beans and peas 44s. to 48s. per ?? had a middling supply of fat beef, but fat sheep were very short in show. About an average ...

... IPSWicH, Dec. 22.-At this day's market we had a fair supply of wheat, which realised Is. per qr. advance ; of barley there was a good show, and met a brisk sale at Is. to 2s perqr. more than late rates; but few beans and ess appeared, and met advancin prices. Wheat62s. to 70s. Barley i4s. to 50s. Beans and peas 46s. to 49s. per ?? csttle nrarket to.day was eryq shortly supplied with all kinds ...