... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... TwE CALCUTTA MIAIL. Letters and Journals were received on Saturday last. The Correspondent of the Tsmes. under date December 9,writes:- The important success over Bainie Madho completes the subjugation of southern Oude. There is no one left to resist. Small gangs of Sepoys, too timid to ac. cept, or too guilty to trust the amnesty, are still skulk. ing over the territory, but campaign, war, ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, Mo NDAY. Jan. 17. At this day's market there waqa short upply of En. lish wheat from Essex and Kent ; notwithstanding which the tradeopened eavy,adto effect sales factors would have had to accept lower prices; in most in. stances, however, they preferred holding over; the ittle that was disposted of was at less money than last week. No material alteration in Foreian. ...

... IAlRKETS CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, MONDAY, Sept. I2& The arrivals of Foreign grain up to the end of last o week consisted of a large quantity of oats, but mode- e rate of wheat. At to-day's market there was a fair r supply of wheat from Essex and Kent, chiefly new the D trade ruled slow at Monday's rates, with some quantity a remaining unsold at a late period of the morning. The i value of ...

... YJARKIETS., Irpswica, August 30.-Some deal of rain fell here last Friday. but the weather previously having been very fine, some quantity of barley was carted in good order. This day is ahowery. We had not a large Supply of either old or r.ew wheat to.day, and the latter exhibtst considerable diversity in quality and condition. Fine fresh old could scarcely be bought cheaper, but we quote newv ...

... YNAUI5ETA. Ifswrici. July 2S'.--Our farmers are now actively engazed in harvest operations. for sh ch the weather is verr favourable. At our market to-day we had a fair supply of wheat, but as buyers were resolved not to give more mnoney than last week we qwote Drices as follow :-Red st 40s, to 42S.; white and mixed 41r. to 4is., hoe peas 35s. to 37, . per qr. Inspector's Re. turns, July 26 : ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON. MONDAY, Jan. 3. At this day's market we had a snort supply of English wheat from Essex and Kent; there was more desire shown on the part of millers to purchase, so that a fair clearance was effected at an advance of Is. to 2s. from the rates of this day week. Foreign was beld more firmly, and on the sales -made lo-day fully as much money was obtained. Fine barley ...

... , Ip8WflebpMay 3.-The great advanee in the prices of all grainian Mark-lane induced our farmers to demand 'moat extravagant rates. TIhe trade generally did not reapond, and needy buyers only supplied their wants at our quotationa. Barley appears to be now about ex- hauated. Currency as follows :-Mixed and white new ~heat 64s. ?? 8s~.; best suns of red 60a. to 62s.; barley 26s. to 40s.; tick ...

... The year opened with every prospect of commercial prosperity. Credit was good, money plentiful, accom- modation obtainable on easy terms, and affairs gene- rally assumed a favourable appearance for trade. The opening of railways in every direction in this Eastern district has almost annihilated all the old conveyances, and nearly the whole of the carrying trade has been transferred to the ...

... IPSWICn, N'ovember 22.-At this day's mnarktet we had a good supply of most grain: we have to note a decline of Is. per qr. ou wheat, and but little variation in other articles. Curren' prices to the grower: Wheat 40s. to 49s.; barley 22s. to 4;s. ; heans and peas 36s. to 38s. per q;. Inspectorts Returns. Nov. 22:- Wheat 2.156 qr.s. 3 bush., 40s 9id. ; barley 1,386 qrs. 2 hushs.. 29s. lO4d. ; ...

... - MALBKFTS. CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON. MONDAY, Aug. 29. This day's return shows a fair supply of Foreign wheat, a moderate one of barley, with an. immense ar- rival of oats, chiefly Russian. At to-day'i mnaket we had a moderate quantity o0 English wheat on the Esier and Kent stands; the trade opened very heavy, and to mike sales of old, factor3 had to dive way 2s. per qr. from the prices of this ...