... AGRICULTURAL INTELLIGENCE, I - - - - - REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. ;Froes ?? Mark-Lane Erpress, Aug. !0.) At the present moment prices of wheat are actually lower in London than in any other market in Europe - nothing like the same depreciation having taken place in the value of the article on tile Continent to that which it has undergone here. In the laltie prices may, and probably ...

... BRISTOL RAILWAY SHARE LIST-AUG. _7. SHABE E SCAIPTION. AOUNT It flEORIPTON. PAID 100 Bristol and Exeter 78 11, 13pm 331 Ditto New ?? 5 5, 6i DIU 100 Birmingham and Gloucester .. 100 131, 33 25 Ditto shares,issued 7, dis . 72 32;, 3&7 20 Bristol and South Wales Junction 2 1t di, 15 (US 50 Bristol and Gloucester 30 20, 22 plu 50 Ditto Coalpit-Ileath 50 70,71 50 Caledonian ?? 20 41 die, 41 di ...

... FROM THE LOWDON GAZETTES. .BAN(KRUPTS-RII)AT. h Wo. Asladown, Chathamo, Imiroionger, to surrender August 17, Sept. IS'atltaolupall-elreet. Sal.h~eloajondon 9Samauel ~I Itohn, Bbairini, eaiimaker, Aug ?? 13, Sept. 19, at' the samet pjlace. Solo. Shoiibridge ~ Co. London , et t h al e enrY Clark, Watling-etreet, bruahnmaker, Aug. 23, Sept. 12, at the oamoep ace.5eBOI. Kinder & Co. London Tiioa. ...

... In the llnerva, from Trinidad: Miles and Kiogton, 437 hhds 10 tres d sugar; D. Cave, 75 hhds ditto f In the Elag, from Trinidad: Fry & Sons, li1 bags cocoa; D. Uave, h7 Mds 3 tres 4 brls sugar. Order, 71 hhd; 2 trcs sugar h. In the Cydeside, from Patagonla: W. Williams, 300 tons guauo, 5 casks crystals of ammonia In the Lauriusa, from Demerara: FryC&Sons, P82 hhds 20 trcs sugar In the oesan, ...

... :ONDON MARKETS. X6NDAt COQRN EXCHANGE. .iaomt 1z 7,. 77ere twas a fair disposition maniftted& today or busies- in erery variety of-Produee, and pcatrim harse ntmvedfor Con.. ofall uscroptione ; a f 'Seed also,. Wheat* arefroem ji to 2s higher than on thia day week, and at the improvement the stands were pretty generallq cleared. Baley, for fi,?e sorts, j-s Is better. The demandfor Uab 1have ...

... I TRADR, COMMrERCH, A'ND MANUFACTURES. COLONIAL MARKETS. ?? tse Lonalant Newo Price Cusr5ied5 AS5P. 11.1 - SUGARc.-Importers of West-India sugar displayed more firm- orness, and refused to sell in the private market any deiscription, ~k, excepting at prices equal to those of Friday; the demand was asgood, and the refiners tile principal operators; the quantity disposed of privately amounted ...

... retl tales LONDON CO l:N-EXCHAiNGE.-Afeintv. been The supply of English wheat this morning wats moderate, ind nearly ti d all of thc I erop; the quality and ?? tino. We experienced tle a more extensive sale for both Bnglish and foreign wheat at last mon- The day's prices, but any attempt to estbittisl a nn awvatnce at lonce sa ts atY ; buoIness. Some cargoes (Just arrived from the Battle) were ...

... THE FARIE RS JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS. ICA'rTLE MARKET.-In the order of tine this was ?? ilsy of our Great Market, and although we have on such accatsions, anti even on ordinary rfecusions ecometlmes seen; larger Isupplies, yet it lies not oftenu bappened that we have see,' a Iquicker or smarter market, and this ais respects all descriptions 3of stocik. In meet if not all respects, ...