... 'IG AMCULTURAL ZNTELLEMENCE. REVIEW OF THE B3RITISH CORN TRADE. [From the Melar-Lanae Express, Jan. 27.1 The weather has been very tempestuous during the week, and up to yesterday we had frequent heavy falls of rain. What etfect thestorm of vind and rain has had in the countrv we have as yet but impeffect meansof judging; we have no doubt that, on low and marshy landls, manlvacres under wheat ...

... WAZaXLE-~'r NWELTJZGOS- LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. MONDAY., The supplies of %vheat from Essex, Kent, end Suffolk, continue Mo- derate, but the conditieon has much improved, which enalrled the factors to realice, on advance of is. to2s. per tir. Fine inalting barley sells enl tile same terms, but secondary sorts ere Is. cheaper. Peas are without alteration in value. Bleaus are Is. dearer, and a ...

... BfISTOL SHIP NEWS. CAME 3swN.-TheWveEdwrds, from St. Michael's; the Wilbelnina, ioller, and the Marine, Lindeman, from Altona; the Growler, Ulmer, from New York; the Union, Jenkinson, the Ambassador, Elliott, and the Persian, Fisher, from Odessa; the L'Eble, Agnesse, from Nantes; the Success, Todd and the Dapper, Sohier, from Jersey; the Rosalind, Little, from Calcutta; the Mary, Mills, from ...

... AGELCULTURAL ZNTELLZGENCE. REVIEW OF TIHE BRITISH CORN-TRADE. P 0 [From the Marit-Laoe Express, Augt.4 10.] 3 The very high prices which have lately been obtained for q wheat in the London market, have caused farmers to supply p us liberally with that grain, and we have again to report a sI large arrival, 10,725 qrs. having been received up to Saturday. By far the greater portion ef the same ...

... AGRICULTUR.AL ZNTMLL2.rZXCNGE REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN-TRADE. [FroM the 2M1ark-Lane Express, asu.lt 31.] The recent decline in prices at Mark-Lane, the favourable state of the weather, and the certainty of the (almost im- inediate) release of all the bonded wiseat and flour in the kingdom, havecaused the demand for these articles to beconte exceedingly dull and at most of the principal ...

... BANKRUPTS-FRIDAY. William C. Golland, Cambridge, linen.draper,to surrender Oct. tO, Dec. 4, attlieCourt of Bankruptcy, Solicitors, Wood & Co. London William Mason, St. James's street, hotel.kecper, Oct. 28, Dc. 4, at the same place. Solicitor, Robinson, London Gno. Bonner, Bcrmondsey.%vall. rag.mrchant, October 31, Dec. 4, at tbe same place. Solicitors, Vincent & Co. London tichl. Miller, ...

... II the VWillIo'.the.Wisp, fromn Ancona and Gibraltar: B. Ogden 56-7 sIrs Ancotoa wheat; W. IRandle, 19 qr.casks Madeira wine, * 0 cwt cork, O0Itrails Igs, J. Gore, I ask sherry In the Alliansc, roins St. Mlichacl's: Walt k Co. 413 boxes oranges Ini the Shamrock, from Dublii : Parsoni & Co. 7bales I box linee Baker & Co. I truss I box ditto; Shaplaod and Co. 4 bales merchan: dize; Cole &.Co. I ...

... MAKE!v ZNWELLZGENCE. LONDONt CORN. EXCHANGE, MONDAY. In addition' to the supply of wheat frotalse55x and Rent, which,,, larer hanlas wekthere was a cotisiderable quantity offering from WHAoTk tssex floe Kaente aopesdo whit rel2e pries fayeqa tol Stfwoek, e anndNorfolk ar whi6 7ee2s to 7. e qoat Old 60' 70 q866 7 Irldh.6371) ..! .. ..2 2 ee 22; .oldffl ndNrol .. .. 36 38 neww 5. * 41 ,Youghal ...

... AGRICULTURAL sNTELLA L.ENC. I ~ ~ ~ ~ .1~~ : i REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN-TRADE. z [Fc;On Bie Mark-Lane Express, Aeau t 17.] At the principal provincial markets held d1rine, the week the demand for wheat has been slow, and though v -the suppliesifrom the farmers have everywhere fallen ii off, prices have'rather receded. The show of samples d at MArk'Lan'e ivas quite trifling on Wedlnesday, but ...

... | AGLuLT'xUlaAL__zxT '! i\4, -l 1;: . x. :r a.. 6 i REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CONt~i!NTRA.DEq; [Frlom the Mark-Lane Express, Marae1o2S.g;, The reduction which took place'inith te.)e 'o eaft t Mark-Lane on Monday lasty has hadadgpyessii 'd~f t the trade in thisgrain atalltheleadingmarketsotfthedeapire held during the week.' The continuanej of favourable weather has likewise had its influences; ...

... BRItSTOL. MARKETS. letIeBit. Calvos .. .. Ib lls Beasts .. .. 2O; Ass .. .. 0 IBeef,per cwl..* Sheep .2760 Pigs .. .. 184 Mutton, PCI l° 6S Hrores.. .. S6 Ssckhiigditto 14 IPigs,per 5.sc BRISTOL CORN EXCHANGE. Saglish Wheat, per im,. Mlalt, pal e, per bush. S0 bushel.,..,.7 6 8 0 brown, ditte ., I i Irish ditto ..7 0 8 -0 Beans, d d D°: Welsh ditto . '..7 0 8 0 Oate ...

... AGAZOU136 7L ALIGW:N x .~ ~ ; r .T w. I .; REVIEW'. 01FTHE- BRITISH CORN-TRADB; [F'irom thkeMark-lnse Expse, Ass 3,]' The very' hzg4t; e witi whe~ t hits now nttaineq,. thpn certainty of tpe stidks at p>rqsentini bond at the outports being shortly released, 'snd a'desire'of dis'j0osing of the resna'inder of the old before they giqetheir enitire Uiime t the .secu.ring of tii'e'' v'crop,, L~ave ...