... - -- -MOND H---ODN7WI~ i s = CORN EXCHANGIE. Fususaay s1t There was a good ?? of Wheatfresh upfrom allowehim, counties. and of Spring Corn generally the arrival. woM a16 exdenstre. The tradeopen-ed ith somedulnes, anditwa r , - before progress could be made in oales of any tarietaiof qinr 1 he millers all field of purchasing, anct English Wheat haf4 . be reduced from 4s to Ss por quarter b ...

... THE FARHIER'S JOURNAL. I - A - A v -- A -- AA - - - A- ?? , A. CATTLE MTARKET.-This was as fine a miarkeot of %vas thre quantity very large, but there were a number of well.mafda.11 ii adperfectly proof bullocles ebown. It was also a .stpply greatly exceeding, the derasrirld, And tIre) owners cif mniy prime erticles not hyin~g disposed to yield lin price, these were aigaintakeon listen. In ...

... In the Hostilina, from Zmte: Bludgett & Co. 129 butts 75 caroteels b 3 brls currants, 3000 Ibs fastic - In tho Mary Ann, from Lcghorn: J. Lyon, IS blocks marble, 2casks 22 cases argola, Mattihews & Leonard, 1110 balqs lifsee(1.2 casks tallow, 2 cosks manganese, I box honey, 2 pipes 62 boxes 20 ha-slboxes 12 jars 12 hf-jars 12 hf-chests oil 17 tons 4 bags linoeed cakes; Here and Co. I case ...

... LONDON CORN.BXCtIIANGE.-AfanffaV. Tim supply of Engllsh wheat by land-carriage eam~plos, this morn- le'ng was goad; end in oriler to effect sales It becamee necessary to ?? to a reduction of 5s. per quarter upon our quotations of this day enugli. I foeig what usiesswaslimited, and holders beig i~ii~l~id o aketas mne, ntasiotis buyers --re geiser- all eapeiadto uraso atabot estwee'srates. ...

... BIUSTOL CATTLE 31ARKET. I M~i, Calves . 49, rAtCES. rBestsI 43, k :: . Bef, per civil,1C.. 31 Seld dito 0I rlgsper score. Ss. 02. to .1. BrIsTOL CORN EXCltAtt4.E.-ThurP,10Y. a df s ii. Sd r ERug Whreat' per bush j falt, Pale, per buslhel4l 0 1i Irsh oi *803 )9 9 browodtr ?? none 0 0 feans, ditto Welsh ditto )Inoe 0 Oat, ptat, petfr 39 0 I Mfatting Barley I. 03 76I 'ed itt ..34 6 Girinditig ...

... FROM THE LOND)N GAZETTES. BANKRIUPTS-FRiDAY. JosephlJarman (late of Prospect-placo file-enr-road,) Brunswick. terrace, *Valworthi-road, toyman, to surrender Feb. 12, March 12, at . Baingbiaill-trect. Solicitors, Messrs. Gale, London Thomas3 H. Fiske. Portsmonth, Ironmonger, Feb. S, March 8, at the same place. Sol&. Taylor & Co. London William Cleversley, Camberland-place, Old Kent-road, floor ...

... ITRADE, COMNIERCE, AND MIANUFACTURES. COLONIAL MfARKiCETS. ?? the London New Prce Current, Feb. 2.] SuoAa.-Tho quantity of colonial sugar brought forward be- ing large, and exceeding the wants of the trade, a further de- cline in prices took place, as merchante were willing to sell. HtriNED.-Reuined goods were purchased with mucli ?? by the home trade, although further reduced rates were sub- ...

... REVIEW OF TEE BIRITISEH CORN TRADE. [Frosm the Mark-Lane Express, Feb. 1.3 The anxiety to realiee which holders of wheat and barley have all at once exhibited has, as usual, been met by increased caution on the part of merchants, millers, and dealers; and a rather important fall has been the result. That some giving way shoeli have occurred at Liverpool is not surprising, as the arrivals at ...