... A?RZCULTUR1? ZNTELLZGENC?. a REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. EFrem floe Mark-Lane lEapress, J4ll 24.] e In the agricultural districts eigrhtly increased supplies of Y wheat have been brought farivurd, whichl, with the cotupara. r ively quieit reports from Mark-lana of Monday, caused the trado to rule rather dull at many of thu msarkets held on Tuesday and y Wednesday; farmers shlowed no ...

... THE FARMER'S JOURNA.L. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-In the order of time this was our Great Market, biat Othis is a term that might long since, and with Itoe utmost justice, have been applied to tite weekly ais well as temittymarket, since literally to soch asn extent as anmart for Cat and Shees has this grown, that it can with troth be said, in Exeter there is a Greet Market every week, On ...

... ILONI)ON MIARKETS, MOANDA ?? CORN EXCHANGE.-This morning the ossamples of Wheaut fresh up from Essex vere moOTS abundant, oal -we hoot also -ome fi-a fr'om ,Su~tiilk. hut the' Kentish supply was merely~ uoininut. Surnny Corn of(all mts comieo to howl hot slowly, lit! the denioitu i.5 not mie 's'easse thau the! supply appearo to satiofg. TVhe'o.si har, h0 o ith Mker tob the millers at prii'ea ...

... THE FARMTER'S JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS. CA`TTLE IiIARKET.-This was again a welt supplied Mark~et, aend especiahlly so 05s regards FAT II I LOCKoS, lbtt for which there was ao detninno,-arlicles of' prima llescripti'il stanodiag i1y the hour almost wlluelho, the price btl ag aitoiid and at tile close a conside~rableo part of the sutpply w' WOu trled oio unsold. Iai tile business, however, that ...

... ?ZSTOL ZY*?PO?TS. In the J()IID from Qulebec: Sallmon and Co. 430 pms fir,8~PCS ork, 6;e. timnber, 9 hund 3 qr s deals, 11 baxnd staves j h thle Fersona, from Qtlibec : Cr'oss anid Sonl, 5D9 pcs pine, 7 , lianti '2 qrs deals, 8d hund 3 qrs sStavesf, 70 halnd lV. 1. Iitto IsI tbe htotiedoXres, fionu Qusebec: G. Chapmanx, t4 lies elm,'2CI3 Ipcs pitie timber, 19t hood 3 qrs deols, 40 huntd staves ...

... ?LG?ICU1.TU?AL ZNTELLZGI1Z?O?1. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. [From the MorA.Lesee Eu-press, July IQ.] Daring the paat week very small quantities of grain have been i'l exhibited for eale at all the principalmarkets in the agricaltural d districts, Which, together with the encouraging accounts from ce Mark-lane and other leading coneuming towns, earned sellers to y insist on enhanced terma ...

... £?ZA?,Z?SE.T ala LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.?I0NisaY. irs English wheat was I11 very short supply, and was taken off readily tisl stan advance of .2s. per qr. aver last Alonday's prices. Foreign wheat to, elsa met a free sale at Is. par qr. advance. Barley commanded rather ?? mate money beans and tiess fully supported last week's prices. Oats l1?. are a slow Sale at an advance of 3d per qitattet. ...

... FROM THE L.ONDONi GAZETTES. BAtNltRUPTS-FRtIDAY. John Mee, Wellingborougb, Norts, baker, to surrender Juiy 7, Aug.4, at Baginglall-street. Sols. Fox & Co. London Thos. Hobbs, Nettlebed, Oxon, tile maker, July 5, Aug. 4, at the same place. Sol. Young, London Alfred & Henry Elam, Oxford-street, and Hudderafield, surgi- casinstrument makers, June 30, July 31, at the same place. So- licitore, ...

... CAST~LE MARKET. NteuwottR Calves .. .. Oifl parcco. Beasts 5d2 Asses . ,, °I Beef, per cwt. t3 54s Sheep .. a .87t rigs ?? 2'91 Mubtton, per Ih.4&.}l ts;.t. ?? Hornes.. 25 Ssickisgeiitlo 571 Piga,plersc.Gs. Od ffti BRtlSTOi. CORN EXCHANGE. s. d. s. *1. English Wisest, per im. IMalt, pate, per bnvsh. . f buohe\. , ?? 7 0) 7 fi brown, ditto.. ' Irish ditto ?? 6 al 7 0 Beans, ditto ., 4 1 Welsh ...

... SATCURDAZY Jeer 29, I S43. IVIEI,.TING IN FA~VOUR OFa FPRSE TIIADE. The principles of Free TIradle are the principles of commnon sense.-Sir* It Peel. A common-sense meeting wvill be held at the Public Rooms, llroadmead, on Monday next, for the diffusion of common-sense principles. Thle genttlemen vwho will speak on the occasion, R. Cobden, Esq., B. R. Moore, iEsq., and others, are none of your ...

... CORN WA LL. FLMsOUT'c, SATURnDY.-Tho WVest India Mull steamer Clgq/e atrived about 3 o'clock this meriting; the Lonldon letters will net li delivered till lol e ity inornitig, bitit the bals for the north, lbr Bristol, Wales, ait Irlumal and in ernedialte toviis till hee forwarded by to-day's mail conches, thus showing to these pliics that Falmioutih is superior to all other ports its a Packet ...

... ri T F A A M1 .f Jl' ,S JO LI TN U. EXETER MARKETS. CATTALE ?? was to lie expected so Shortly let alter Iour Fair, ?? v0000 bist Pfo FT~ ill .r.00K ?? tis I lnoiroing, sod lmii0OO il,' lest il (lltiese ii Hii e Ifller, estliniatet 'Ii i ii score so; -sit byv Mr. P' rielo i'of SZtoi,iit ClnotE, iii ii liillolr lro ii l 11 sontilerti ilistriet, fir, 1lii, tIlt, or I)s. p)2r ofi soori, We 111s1 ...