... MAREXTS. CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, MONDAy, Oct. 24. We have again liberal arrivals of Foreign grain up to; the end of last week. At this day's market there was but a very moderate supply of English wheat, selected parcels were taken off at the rates of this day week, the ordinary runs mnet a very slow enquiry, with come por- tion left over untold at a late hour of the-day. No ma- terial ...

... IpSwicH BOARD OF GUARDIANS. ?? '49 12 . M. SATURDAY, October 9.-Present-Mr. ?? in we chair; the Rev. C. Drage; Messrs. Conder, Seaerave, R. Mason, Ross, Jannings, C. M. Burton, Baldiston, Pearce, Gatrell, Lucas. VISIrTING COMBITTRE'S ZPOILT. The Visgltng Conrolitte reported that o laintts W been made of tho tea. g c o. ?? vaa broogbht P to be teste by ths Board. Thb CuxAxazw : What does it ...

... IfIALBIKET*. CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, MONDAY, Oet. IQ- Tue arrivals of Foreign wheat, barley, and oats are liberal, the latter article especially. At this days's market the supply of English wheat from Essex and Kent was short, factors were enabled to obtain an ad- vance of Is. per qr. on the rates of this day week, at which a fair clearance was effected ; forselected parcels of Foreign also a ...

... MARKET&S IPSWICH PROVISION MARKET. SATURDAr, October 9th. There was a fair attendance at market on Saturday, although the morning was not of the brightest. The stalls were well filled, and the following prices were made for fruit and vegetables :-Apples, 4d. to 8d. per quarter; Dears, 7d. per qr.; bullaces, 1 $d. per pint; cabbages, Id. and 13d. each; brocoli, Id. and 3d. each; vegetable ...

... DEPUTATION TOj4THE BOARD , OP TRADE ON RAILWAY RATES. The Right Hon. A. J. gundolla on Friday received at the Board of Trade an influential deputation represent- ing the com merciat and agricultural interests of the country relative to the question of Railway Rates. Lord HEcNNiKxE, in introducing the deputation, said they represented not only the Railway Rates Committee but also the Lancashire ...

... BiLLING6GATE FISI, March 24.-Scotch salmon, Is. 10d.to2s. 2. ; Irinhdittd, is. 10d.to2s. d. ;'Dutch ditto, is. 9d. to 2s. ; mild Smoked ditto, 3s. to 3s. 6d.; ?? ditto, 8jd. to ftd., picklep.lditto, 7id. to 9d., ; crimped English ditto, 2s. 8d. to 2asx-10d. grilse, iE'. 8d. to le. 10d.; trout, Is. 9d. to 2s. ; char, la. 106. to 2s.; grayling, le. 8d. to Is. ld.; shad, 6d. to 8d,; eels, 9d. to ...

... lAiRIVA L RD -DEPARTUBE OF. AIL.. . . Fronm the Post Offles Daily List.. . : i , . , ; ?? J . .Despatch ofS. 3Inils dnue i DESSNATISS.{ ; 'from LEondon. Arrival., .Aseension,:via Plymoutb ?? Feb. 2B (Even) March 9 Dit&ntwo, partierlsk mivils .~ia;Ne ,Fob.- 23 (E7,en) M~rerh D;'South Wales, Quecanisnad,, ?? West A~ustralia, ?? :. e :nad Tasmania/' via Br~inled {Feb. 17 (Even) Eeb.' 21 Ditto, ...

... THE M:ARKETS, COLONIAL. ANb FOREIGN PRODUCE.-&AY D. SUGARt.-Quiet but steady for. pieces dripd goods slow. Tate'e cubes, No. 1, 20d. 9d.; No. 2, 20S.: crushbd, 19s. 3d.; Martineau's cut lout, 20s. 3M.; titlers, 19s. 3d.; cubes, 19s. 3d. ; pulvcrised 19s. 3d. chips, 19s. 3d.; Lyle's granulated, 18s. 91. to ls; yellow cane, crystallised, 18s.; crystals, No. 1, 18i. 9d. Tate's crystals in ...

... Messrs. Robert Bond and Sons' fifty-fourth Sutton ?? sale was held upon the sale grounds near Melton Railway Station, on Friday. The catalogue included over 5,000 Suffolk and ha'f-bred lambs and ewes. The importance of the !sale attracted a large number of buyers from a wide district, though the attendance was, perhaps, scarcely so large as upon some previous occasions, owing doubtless mainly ...

... BLARRETS. Ipswrmi, Februarv 20.-Wheat continues MaICh ?? Ii~e and thec demand for it to-day was extreiciely 1limit I at lst' rates. Asi advance of Is. per quarier, was: obtained Oft tra'int, barley, but It somewhat checked the sale, cadl a fair- poar:'e rematined unsold. Prices : Red whceat, 3Ss, to 44..; wlia wheat, 46s. to 51s. ;malting barley 31g. to 7st. e;n fie- grinding barley, 28g. to ...

... A:fARKETS. IPSWICH PROVISION MARKET. APRIL 6, 1872. There was but a limited show of poultry at market this morning, bat trade was very slow; consequently, it was quite equal to the inquiry. Notwithstanding the dulness of business, former prices were maintained. Butter was not quite so heavy a show, and trade but moderate, at is. 3d. and is. 4d. per pound. Eggs come to hand freely, and sell at ...

... ?tA?KET?S. IPSWICH PRlOVI.SION MARKET. Fsananxav 24, 1872. About an average show of poultry came to hand this| morning, some of the chickens being of first-rats quality, bat trade was very slow, andl but fe changed hands. The following wvere the quotations :-Chickens, is. to Os. Od. per pair; ducks, is. to Os. per couple. Titers were| only one or tw~o turkeys exhibited, and is. per lb. walsI ...