... (From the Tifles,-) We deeply regret that it is not in our power to congratulate the country upon the quarter's revenue. The decrease in the year ending on the 6th January, 1843, as compared with that which ended 6th January, 1842, is £922,030, while the decrease inl this quarter's caenue as compared with the corresponding quarter of the last year is nut less than £040,002. Ttlo greatest ...

... AG2RCULTURAM INTELGEGNCE. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. [From the Mark-Lane Express, Jan. 16.] The steady improvement which has lately taken place in the corn trade at the principal English markets has not been without its influence on prices in Scotland and Ireland, and the letters received from those countries this week state that quotations of most species of grain had tended upwards at ...

... BRISTO L MARRETS. CATTLE MARKET. N&UMBER. R Calves .. 22 PttCsE. Beasts .. . 181 Asses . . 01 Beef,percwt. -..50 00. Sheep . . 1722 Pigs- .. . 21tS Metton, per lb. 5d. 51d. Horses.. .. 1U Suckingditto 24 Pigsper s5c.. 01. 6. 6d. BRISTOL CORN EXCHANGE. English WlIeat, per im. Blalt, pale, per bashl ' ! bushel ?? G0 O 6 f browfn,dttto . 0 7 Irsil ditto 2 6 6 0 oeans, ditto .. 4 0 4 Welsh ...

... TRADE, COM)MMERCE, &c. The improvement in monetaly and mercantile business which was expected to commence with the year, and the payment of the January dividends, is considered to have been not realised up to the present time. The principal drawback which has operated against the return of con- fidence amongst capitalists, has been that the publication ot the tables of the revenue of the last ...

... I CORN EXCHANGE-T7o this nmorning's toarlet the supply iif Wheat feeshi upfrom the howe ?? was short, bilt rather exeedringo the arrival of thisdslo week; / owI the condition of the nsanpleo hilsg also iipopvied, the millers bonught tolerably freety, at on adva'nee of Is. to 2s. per qr. ass the quotalisos of this dogy er-k. Boney has iort a hrtlbr oarket, at priees qenerally tlie ?? ?? tatob ...

... TintA, Coflrvinacm, & MT7r'AcTunZs'. TIHE MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. BLACKeuaN-Low descriptions of goods are the most in re- quest, at a small advance in prices. Yarn remains firm, and hand loom weaving continues to improve. IlALIPx.-The market, instead of improving, seems becom- ing weose. LeDs.-There was little buainess doncto day, and complaints were as loud as ever of the depression of trade ...

... I TRADE, co1miFEno, d& mANuP.AcTunES. - COLONIAL MARKETS-LONDON, WEDNESDAY. (From the Colonial Gazette.) There was a fair demand this morning for most kinds of produce, and prices were well supported in almost all cases, Raw SCGAR has been in excellent demand both by grocers and refiners, and very full rates have been paid; the supply is smail of the best grocery sorts. Refined Sugar sells ...

... THE FAR31EPUS JOURNAL. EXETERMARKETS. CATTLE MARKIET. Tine Neas iav no noonls ?? Market, nor, indeed, at thisl jrartreirlar season was at;tis to ha expected, blat of' FA I B3 r.LOCIS,-althlii~ghlefsw wore derivein iil, there were siriticicilt far thle demanid. As to price0, roe mafy asoi tion that a primie HEIFER, eStiaated1 ?? fro-m 37 to 38 score), was houghrt by Mr. John Placers, of ...

... IinkDiE co1zMmERCE, & MANUrACTURMS. COLONIAL MARKETS-LONDON, WEDNESDAY. (Fronz tic Colonial Gazette.) Importers of produce have been more inclined to sell, and having pressed large parcels of goods upon the market, a de- cline in the value of several articles has been the consequence. The home demand, however, has been good; several export purchases have been made, and the large parcels of ...

... I Co RN\ EXCHfANGE-ItS lthis morning's market the supply fresh vp was shortif rai Esscx, batl tolerabily good of Spring Corn,, and the trade being rather brisk the former article has been taken; .!ff ait on improvemnent of 2;. per qr. on the prices of this day week. Barb-p has met a fair sale for mast descriptions, and the finest ?? hot-c realised foil Is. above lasi week's prices. In Oats ...

... THE FARMERI'S JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS. C ATTLE ?? was a ivell-aipplhcil to Ifarket, and although it 050st be admilitad that some good thinsig s were again driven homne, yet was there a fair sliare of' business lb done. With regard to F'at Bullockso. we nay mentioin thaiu Mi-. b Win. Viippell, of' Rdadiiy, Rowe, sold two good ]Reavens, to T Mr. Win. Youldon, of Soells-streot, fii this city, ...

... THE FAA.RMER'S JOURNAL. EXETERMARKETS. p CATTLE MARKET.-In the order of tlne this was M the doy for holditig the Groat Matrlitetbut, from thle exceediogly To, stormy state of the mornying, the supply of Stock was by itot as means large, and neither was thoe tithndeoce. Indooed, to face t the storm to dlo hoosiness, was net Only difficult lin itself, bitt also O any thing rather thos ut) ...