... IPSWICH PROVISION MARKET. SATURDAY, October 16tb. There was an average number of buyers at market on Saturday, and a fair trade was donie. The fraitand vegetable stalls were well filled, and the following retail prices were asked:-Apples, from 2d. per qr. One of the stalls had some fine specimens of this fruit which were sold at 3d. each. Pears, 6d. to ls, per dozen; bullaces, ?? and 2d. per ...

... BOSMERE AND CLAYDOW UNION BOARD OF GUARDIANS. 'thThis Board met at the Workhouse, Barham, yesterday ' (Friday). There were ?? Rev. Frank 4-5 Steward (in the chair), Mr. Caleb Kersey and Mr. F T.. ith W. Burh (vice-chairmen), Mr. J. A. Smith, Mr. S. T._ Harwood, Mr. William Wilson, Mr. J. Davies, Mr. G. Fiske, Mr. H. E. Moore, Mr. J. T. Miller, Mr. Charks Turner, Mr. W. H. Snell, Mr. Charles ...

... I IPSWICH PROVISION MARKETXT SATURDAY, October 23rd. Although a dull nmorning, there was a fair attendance at Market on Saturday, and an average trade was transacted. In the vegetable department there was a good supply of apples arid other seasonable fi .sits, which sold at last w eek's quotation. In the poultr y depaniumeut eggs sold at from 11 to 12 ashiling, and butter atlis., 6d. and is. ...

... MARkETS. CORN EXCH4INGE, LONDON, WEDNisODAY, October 27, 1880. The weather has been very wet the past two days, and a great deal of rain has fallen a.this neighbourhood. The sup- plies of home-grown grain consist chiefly of barley, and frown abroad we have fair arrivals of bats and maize and moderate of wheat. At this day's market there was only a thin attend- ance, and the trade for wheat ...