... MA ARt KETrS. Irswscis, July 29.-At this day's market we had not so large a supply of wheat as last weel, snd no great amount of business was done in the article, as buyers were not disposed to give the advance demanded-upon the whole the market may be called Is. per qr. higher, viz., white wheat 5Ms. to 61i.; red ditto 51s. to 55s. per qr. Superior parcels, ?? stock market still remains very ...

... Ipswicu, August 6.-We had only a moderate supply _ of wheat at market to-day, which was held firmly at pre- Li vious rates. Scarcely any other corn was offered. Prices c as follow :-Wheat 42s. to 48s. Beans and peas 31s. to !33s. per ?? had a most abundant supply of fat r beef, fat mutton and store things at market to-day, and eprices may be quoted a shade lower, tBOTESDAL-9, August 3.-We had ...

... m (:ORN EXCHXANGE, LONDON, C ~MOKDAll December 13. : Our arrivals of.all descriptions of grain were extremely zf short last week, owing in a great measure to the late Le boisterous weather. This morning the supply by land Ig carriage samuples fromz Essex and Klent was again mode- le rate, and the condition being somewhat improved, the r, stands were speedily cleared at an advance of ls. to 2S. ...

... - ?? * - -- T --a . .PAKUUPT-:-'FMDAT.. ~auysom, Charles, Urocd. .buudinageaeral dealer gDuH.ntnl. Joseph; R1klhond,'Yorksbire, timber merchant CoaxtooluWili ami; Manchester, joiner CuiVmr, William, Cheitenham, aidtiineer OasYa.'s, Johr. l1iah, PonterIulaia, and S ruIs, William, Ilanelly, .Carmarlen bire, and COu~nal, Riebiirdilooty, York-square, Step- HABR13, ethaiin, Tewkeabury, corn ...

... 1PSwICI, Aug. 2.-At this day's market we hsd a large supply of wheat; a great reluctance on the part of buyers to get into stock was manifest, in consequence the market may be called Is. to 2s. per qr. lower. But little of other grain on sale, and prices nominally the same as last week. White wheat 57s. to 59s. ; red ditto 50s. to S is.; beans 39s. to 40s.; hog peas 36s. to 38s.; oats 20s. to ...

... M ARKETS. Ieswict. July 19.-Our market this day was well supplied with wheat, which met a dull sale at a correi. ponding advance to Mark-lane, viz. 3s. per qr., but the sales w ere chiefly confined to necessitous buyers. Red wheat 52s. to 54s. white ditto 59s. to 61s.; beans 39s. to 41s. - oats 24s. to 25s.; foreign barley 28s. to 30s. per qr. CornInslpector's Returns, Juls 19:-Wheat Ol7 qrs. ...

... IpswicN, Nov. 1.-At our market this day we had a good supply of wheat and barley, both of whieh sold on rather easier terms to the buyer. But few beans, peas, or oats on offer. Prices as follow :-Wheat 72s. to 82s. Barley 38s. to 44s. Hog peas 46s. to 48s. New beans 44s. to 46s. Oats 28s. to 30s. per quarter. Corn Inspector's Returns, Nov. 1 :-Wheat 1060 qrs. 5 bush. 68s. lOd. ; barley 1769 ...

... MYiARKElTS. IPBWXCH. May 15.-At our market this day we had a good supply of wheat, which met a ready sale at an advance of Is. per qr- A moderate supply of all spring corn, and late rates fully supported. We quote prices as follow :-White wheat 53s. to 55s. ; red 48s. to 52s.; barley for grinding 26s. to SO.; beans 36s. to 42s.; peas 84s. to 38s. per qr. Inspector's Returns, May 15 :-Wheat 1 ...

... RJAISILE'rs. jrswicn, January 8.-At this dA Is market we had a fair supply of wheat, whilh fully maintained late ratas. A good supply of barley, but a gecieral disinHli- nation on the part of mtaltters to give the prices de. raunded, which May be noted somewhat lower. Prices as follow v-Wbleat, white, 63s. to 66C. , red 5Qs. to fis.; barley, malting, 40s. to 46'. ; distilling 30s. to 33s.; ...

... 1YIB]ETS.: eern, CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, MOnASf, JaiS2. Ion, The return to.day shews ' smaill Supply Of *11eat 40in Tar, abroad, a large quantity of barley, and modetateof eral oats. The supply of English wheat at thia day's mark. rord was again short and in very bad conditi'n; 61St ?? ted. pieked samples brooght about late ratif, eut' the iil1 ferior quallities could aot be disposed of.: Thed ...

... WOODUDGE coe . Aaotaplyoha n I METROPOLITaAN CATTLE MARKET, Oct. 8. There was cnlyv a usederate number o' beasts on offer, the qualltyofwviieh-was middllng. Flne stock movedoff steadily an fall prices; but Inferier animals were dull ot sale. The top priec was 5s. 4d. per 8 lbs. The demand for sheep was ln. aetive, and Mlonday's quotations were with dimeiulty support. ed. Calves were Inactlve, ...

... A moderatesupply of beasts was on sale here to-day, la fair condition. In sympathy with tie prevailing heaviness in the dead Meat market, the trade has been quiet for all breeds, and the tendency of prices has been In favour of buyers. As re- gards sheep, about an average supply ?? on salefor a Tburs- day's market. There was very little animation In the in- quiry for any breed, and the ...