... THE FAL{I3ERS JOURNl.t I CATTLE M ARKET.-Thrown out of its course as our Market is once in tho year, from the occurrence of Good Friday, it has not unfreqnently been charar.terised by small supply and attendance; as also that in the general features it has beers nonimportant. Nor ol this day was the suipply overlarge, ?? neither must it ho accounted a small Market, and some file Stock %Vag ...

... I LONON - fI1 .ARKETS, MONDAY CORN EXCHANGE, APBiD 13. There was afair supply of Wheat fresh up thistorsisgpr all tde home counties, but the Kentish arrira ceededthat U r other parts. The millers bought thefine saiple tolerab avid priees ara generally as good as those of tI i day we Barley has met a wvorse sale, and quotations must be red re: Is per quarter, except perhaps for ihe very fine ...

... SIAT UrDAiot, AI18t,86 SATURDAY, Azrsn 18, 1846. THE, PEERS AND FREE TRADE. ad' n Tern speech just mate by the Earl of Essex, at the a- Watt'ord Farmers' Club, may be taken as a sort of in- th dication ofwhatislikely to be the courseofthepeers inre- ferenco to Free-trade. The Earl of Essex, to be sure2 speaks un-officially-his testimony is only that of aci - individual-but he is no unimportant ...

... LONDON COItXHXCHtlNGB.-Afonday,. i 'he sopplies of English wheat last week, and for this mornilng's market are moderate. Allgood-coiiditiotled pareelfisell readily at Ilst Monday's jrices, bat the interior sorts sold slowly, and In soeie cases at rather less money. Bonded wheat meets occasional buyers at late ries. The denan is rood t er i barlev at Inte prices but tile trade flediisifor ...

... I COLONIAL MARKETS. [From the Laoden New Price Current, April 14.] TEA.-The deliveries amount to 4l3,ooolbs. The market is very quiet, as the trade are waiting for the public sales, consist- of 20,000 packages, which will commence to-morrow. SrinRss.-Leeward Island rum was sought after, and buyers were compelled to pay is. I old. to Is. lId. per gallon, proof strength. Jamaica is wanted, and ...

... REVIEW OF TIHE BRITISH CORN TRADE. [From the Moark-Lam? XYre-ss, .4p,,i 13.] t The arrivals of wheat coastwise into London have amounted to only 3379 qrs., whilst by land-carriage samples from the bhome counties the show was trifling in the extreme on Wednes- day; the little exhibited consisted, for the most part, of infe- rior qualities of red, left over from Monday. The inquiry for these was ...

... FROM THlE LONDON GAZETTES. BANKRIIVTS-FRIDAY. Edwvard Foley, Stolkc Nevwington viCtualler, to suaender April 24, May 22, at Basinghall-street, Solfultor. Dlmmock & Co. Loudoa IRobert & 3Iichdl Weatborlog Stone, Kout, arinars, April 17, May 29, at tile 0a011Place. Solicitor, ifripp, London louryr Charles Langley, Suffolk-place, Hacknoy-road, apothecary, April 2i, May 23, at t le same pIlace. ...

... CO1tN INSPEOTOR'S WFEEKLY RETURN.-Tubday. I I -. ---------. Accountof the quantities and pricesofBritishlCorn only, sold In)Bristol I Otarket, from the returns de ivered to the Inspector by tlhe dealers la the week ended Saturday last, computed by the standard imperial j measure of eiglt gallons to the bushel. I TotalQnaaltities. Total Amount. Price ti Quar. Wheat.. 230lqr s. 4 578 11 6 £2 10 ...

... i n the Agaeotfromi 3mairittis: Afel & Boloe, 541.5 bgs sar n the Charlotte Caroline, from Stettin: Howell & Son, 370 pes tim- ber, 5 faths lathwood In the Ueckorminde, from Stettin: Beeston & Co. 339 pes fir timber, 270 oak planks, 3 faths atttihwood; Order, 1339 plates zine In the Concord, fUom Lisbon: W. Laudle, 675 lhfcrests oranges, 57 boxes onions, 2 bands cork In the Sisters, from ...