... MaRAETTS. CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, WznxxN-SDAT, October 13. 1860 After the storms of Wind and rain last wees we have fi,;_ weather, and to-day has been very fine. The supp~lie,; home-grown wheat are hardly so good, but the quantity barley has increased, while fromn abroad we have good arri,4 of oats, small of wheat, and trifliur of other article,.j this day's market there was somewhast of a ...

... Mr. H. J. Little, of Coldham Hall, Wisbeach, writes to the Ames:- Mr. Rains-Jackson has twice in the Times pointedly alluded to a supposed assertion of mine with regard to the wheat crop of the present season. I am perfectly aware how little either Mr. Rains-Sack- son's or my own opinion is worth on this subject, but I naturally object to have my words perverted and my in- ferences strained. ...

... From the Gazette of October 12th. Return to the 2nd day of October:- Name of Bank. Bury & Suffolk Bank Sudbury Bank, and Stowmarket Bank Cambridge Bank. Cambridge and Cam- bridgeshire Bank .. Colchester Bank. Colchester and Essex Bank, and Withan and Essex Bank, and nadleigh, Suffolk, Bank .. ?? Essex:Bank&BisLop's Stortford ?? Harwich Bank ?? Ipswich Bank ?? Ipswich and Needham Atarket ...

... 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 ...