... , 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 ...

... M1ARKETS. IPswics, May 10.-At this day's market we had a large supply of wheat, in which we have to note a de. ciine of 8s. to iOs. per qr. All other articles in short supply. Currency to the ?? 5Gs. to 56s.; barley 26s. to 38s. ; heanf and peas 40s. to 44s per qr. Inspector's Returns, May 10:-Wheat 9'9 qrs. 3 bush., 47s. 5s1.* harley 255 qrs. 2 bush., 31s. 8j.-; beans 20 qrs., 43s. 2dj.: peas ...

... IYIAUKETS. -e I eswicw, May 24.-At this day's market we had but a moderate show of wheat, which met pretty free sale at a decline of ls. to 2s. per qr. Of other grain but a small supply. Prices as follow --Wheat 50s. to 58s. barley 26s. to 3s.; beans and grey peas 42s. to 44s per qr. Inspector's Returns, May24:-Wheat 1,±21 qrs. 5 bush., 53s. 71d.; harley 77 qrs. 4 bush., 35s. 4X.1. per qr.-A ...

... MARKETSO CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, MONDAY, May 23. Last week's report shows a good arrival of Foreigni wheat, and a moderate one of'oats, as well as a fair quantity of wheat & flourfrom France. At this day's mar- ket there was a fair Supply of wheat from Essex & Kent; the trade opened without any disposition on the part of millers to purchase, unless they could do so at a con- siderable reduction ...

... MIZARKET8. Irsawcc, May 17.-We had a large attendance at market to.day, and a good display of samples of wheat, which may be noted 3s. to 4s. per qr. hither. A small show of other articles. Currency as follows :-Wheat 52s. to 60s.; barley 26s. to 38s.; beans and grey peas 40s. to 44s. per qr. Inspector's Returns, May 17:- Wheat 1,432 qrs. I bush., 56s. 61d.; barley 174 qrs. 5 bush., 33s. 4+d. ...

... M A RKETS. ICORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, MONDA.. laL ads At this day's market there was a mode rate suppiy of in Essex and Kent wheat, for which considerably hitm'e, era rates were demanded ; for sonmc time the trade was~ in r, erunsettled state, ultimately sales were effected at e, farther improvement on iast week' pries, th total aeadvance being les. per qr. from Monday last. The Ito finer sorts ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, MoNDAY, May 9. The arrivals of all descriptions of Foreign grain dur- ing the week have been to a very moderate extent. At this day's market there was a fair supply of wheat from Essex and Kent, the trade was quite at astandst!l; for, although factors offered their runs at a reduction of 5s. to 6s. per qr., millers could not be induced to purchase; msost, indeed nearly ...

... (From the Wexford Constitution of Satarday.) The weather during the past few days has been of the most boisterous character, the gales of wind prevailing on Wednesday and Thursday beine so violent as to cause great apprehension that serious shipping disasters might result therefrom. This view has been unfortunately borne out by the occourrence of Thursday and yesterday, and it now becomes our ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, MONDAY. May 16. We have toreport a good arrival of wheat from abroad, including several carrgoes from France, as well as flour; Poreign oats have also Ce neto hand liberally. The Eng. lish wheat left over fron Monday last was disposed of during the weer at prices varying from 509. to 52d. for red, and S4s. to 56s. for white; to-day there was a short supply fresh up fron ...