... M!A RKETS. 'C a a Ii jL U Sr I' C LI a LI, ii II 4 iL TI I Li 'hi b II Ii Ci 13 .5 3, '5 .14 5 is U ii 13 is 'C k U LI 0 a ii .1 CC 13 CC 'S e C y a Markect Hides, 56 to 641b, i ~d. to 2d.;* Ditto, 64 to 7211b, 2d. to 2,4d.; Ditto, 72 to SO1b, 2&d. to 3d.; Ditto, 80 to 88Th, 3d. to &ld.; Ditto, 88 to 961b, .¶d. to 4d.; Mairket Hides, 96 to 1041b, 3id. to 4d.; Ditto, 104 to 1121b, 4d. to 44-d. ...

... en CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, Monday, Aug. 25. )k ite Our arrivals of Foreigu grain were very considerable 'tthe during last week, this, with a continuance of fine weather t for the harvest, keeps the trade in a very dull state. At rit. this norning's market the supply of Essex and Kentish rc - vwheat was not quite so large as was expected, the quality I his and ition of the new being fine, the ...

... Irawicix, Ap~ril 29.-At this day's market we had but a moderate supp y of wheat, in which but little business was done as farmers were disinclined to take the reduction in Mark-lane, prices may therefore be called nominally the same as last week. A very short supply of other grain. Currency as ?? 38s. to 44s. Bar1el yU. to 26s. Beans and peas 26s. to 27s. per quarter. orn In- spector's Return, ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, Monday, June 2. Our arrivals of Foreign grain were upon a moderate scale during last week, but French flour still continues to *rs, come to hand, which checks any tendency to advance in ar- the wheat trade. At this morning's market the supply of 22, English wheat was again rather short which met a slow cr- sale at nearly the prices of this day weeic; some of the in. el- ...

... IpswicH, Jan. 7.-At our market this day we had a good supply of corn; all parcels of first rate quality fully maintained previous rates, but the ordinary descriptions almost iuisacahle. Prices as follow, viz. :-aheat 38s. to 45s. Barley 20s. to 22s. Beans and peas 25s. to 27s. per qr. Corn Inspector's Return, Tuesday, Jan. 7:-Wheat 762 qrs. 5 bush., 40s. Id. Barley 1830 qrs. 6 bush., 21s. 6d. ...

... An Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain in the Years and Quarters ended 10th of Oct., 1850, and 10th of Oct., 1851, showing the Increase or Decrease thereof. _ _ ~~Quarters ended 10th Oct. 1850. 1851. £. £. Customs ?? 5,251,883 5,335,07c Excise . 4,103,343 4,139,854 Stamps ?? 1,507,023 1,432,564 Taxes ?? 186.613 165,02 Property Tax .. 1,867,864 1,870,13( Post Office ?? ...

... IPsWvIcH, June 17.-We had but a moderate sufpplty of wheat at our market this day, which experienced a her advance of is. per quarter, but the sale was not by any means brisk; prices fronm 42s. to 50s. per qr. Scarcely any spring corn on ?? Inspector's Retusrn, Tuesdzay, June 17:-Wheat 999 qrs. . bush., dis. (Id. Barley 12 qis. 4 bush., 27s. Od. per ?? supply of fat beef was good, but not so ...

... ~jIrswici, Feb. 18.-At our market this day we had a faiir supply of corn, which met a very heavy sale, and the I_ prices of this d ay week were hardly supported. Wheat 38s. to 44g. Barley ISs. to 22g. Beans and peas 24s. to 26ls. per quarter. Corn Inspector's Return, '1.uesday, Feb. Idqs s, 9.ld 18 :-Wheat 781 1r. bush. 39.1d arley 1951 qrs. 7 't bush. 22s.9d. Oats 3 rs., 16s. Od. Beans 632 ...

... IMA],K. i?.rs. lPswicn, Sept. 9.-At this day's market we had a fair supply of wheat, principally new, which sold pretty freely at a small advance. We had a few parcels of new barley of good quality, which fetched 28s. to 29s. and wheat 35s. to 42s. per qr. Corn Inspector's Return, Tuesday, Sept. 9:-Wheat 962 qrs. 3 bush., 38s. 5d. Rye 12 qrs. 4 bush., 25s. Peas 13 qrs. 3 bush., 26s. lid, per ? ...

... eIPswicn, May 20.-At our market this day we had a fair supply of wheat, which met a dull sale at scarcely late rates. But little of other grain on offer, and prices M nominally the same. Wheat 38s. to 45s. Barley 24s. to 28s. Beaus and peas 26s. to 29s. Oats 20s. to 238. per i ?? Inspector's Return, Tuesday, May20 :- e Wheat 868 qrs. 0 bush., 39s. 3d. Barley 153 qrs. I bush., 26s. Ild. Oats 20 ...

... MA RIKETS. ghtt CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, Monday, Aug. 18. UPl With the exception of American flour, our arrivals of pat Foreignrain were short last week. At this morning's ml market the supply of Essex wheat consisted principally of t the new rap altogether upwards of 1,000 qrs. were on sel lethe codtongo,0 n h quality generally fine, a weighint upon an nverage of 63lbs. per bushel. ?? trae ...

... MAllRKETS. to CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, Mcnday, June 16. 30 Our arrivals of Foreign grain wrere upon a moderate eC scale during last week. 7Most of the country markets held 5. at the end of last week come a little dearer, this has given of more firmness to the trade here :-At this morning's mar- to ket the supply of wheat from Essex and Kent was again of mdrtand was readily taken off at an ...