... I TRADE, CoMMEMEa, & VTAUFr.CTtTRES. I COLONIAL MARK LSTS, LONDlON, JVEDNFSDA Y. (From the C'olo nial Gazette. J The demand for produce was pretty good for home consump. tiots this morning, and some sales were made for export. Prices have still an upward tendency for several articles, snd upon the swhole cosmeercial fiffhirs wear a firm and healthy appearance. The importehave been light. Raw ...

... TLATOST XNTMLIGENaVE. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, 9 O'clock, FROM THIE LONDON GAZETTE3_ BA NtKRUPTS. .Win Barnes. ShinclilfK, Dtrh4ln, fire-brick maker Fred. A. Wheeler, IBirminigbam. p,-rcusstiin.eap mskey i Johnis WVatson, Alt dlie-ster, ?? John Powell. N eivistle-tlider. Lyme, grocer Wright and lvyde, Nittiitarrim, dvers. Thnonas Clent, Worcester, victlillier Willoiot ?? Bayi)un, Blill, surgeon ...

... FROM THE1 LONDOIN GA ZETTES. BANKRUPTS-FRIDAY. Clarke and Lewis, Crown.court, Threadnieedle.street, nowspaper agesint, to surrender March 18, April 22, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Sol. Clarke. London Emily A Birch, Bedford.place, t9dgl9g.hoiis keeper, Mar. 18, April 22. nt the same place. Solicitor. Lloyd, London Sam. & Thos Fred. Jackson, Bermondcsey.street, wotlitoplers, 31ar. 22, April 22, ...

... ZARILE ZXNTELLZGENUM. ii, LONDON CORN EXCHANGK,-MsasesAY, til The quantity of English wheat tisis morning was mucleis ie~Iha,! Ia-t weck, and thea condition Ceottistui$ in the same ?? stale, ldexcepting a fewv selected samples ; it is difficult to olfect $ales at a Ile decline of Is. ito 2o. per quarter. The sale of foreign has been to a of limited extent, athbough offered at a reduction otf ...

... THE' FARMER'S JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKIET.-Theis in the order of timie Was ntsr Gdreat, and, as respects Cattle, it largely supplied market, but business was diull; indoed, whether FAr STOCK, or thaet for STORc and KnEEP, it Was comp11laine~d that prices aire too high. TIho aides or FAT BlULLOCKS also,-while of at rather lim-ited natlire,-wore not effected on as good terms for the ...

... LONDON MARIKETS, MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGle-The supplies laat week were tolerably good of all sorts of Grain, bsoth English and Fos'eign, and ice haid an arrival of 10,004 socks of Flour, together weith 3,390 barrels of Foreign. To this mnorning's mnarlet the supply, fresh uip, is short of Wheat, andi only moiderate of odier' Grain. The Wheat trade is full Is, per qr. cheaper than this day week ...

... BItIST'OL COItN EXCHANGE. S. diii. . df. 8 . t ?? Wheat, per fin. Stali, pale, per bsh. 76 8 0 buI.elI ?? li 8 6 * rowlv, ditto .. 0 i 6 Iritilu tu*to 7 8 i tBeauis, ditto , S U 6 p .Weill ditto . 7 i 0 Uat,,piota, icr qr. 21 it24 ) .Mal;*thig (Iriaey ?? i(i ce to20 02?i toiey ir gilitin * Jt i; 4 (I Vetulic., t'ur ccl.. .. OU I e Pear,Wilmiers, ditto .. ( U i 6 liorl titci per sick..51) ...

... AG1UGK1GUIZTURAZ ZNTEWAl1GENCE. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH.COltN-TRADE. [Froit the Mark-Lane Eicpress, Mairch 14. The quality of the last year's wheat continues to be much cops- plained of, and the improvement which woasby many expected, is not yet apparent indeed the contrary has proved the cnhea as regiards a large proportion e' the sampics exhibited; thisB,:tVL gether with the probability-or we ...