... THE FARMKE:RS JOURINAL4I CATTLE MARKET.-or FAT BULLOCKS th tsupply this mornhig was by no means large, a matter, however, readliZ to be accounted for, from our Shrevetide Fair being so near at hand. Small, however, as was tho number shown, we are In a situation to furnish our Agricultural friends vith tbo best evidence of the value or really well made up mnd perfectly ripe winter-foti stock, ...

... IONDON AIRME., T3TON wwv9 w ?? ,vww., ?? CORN BX CiANZ, .Fs 1 The supplfreohu athe oen of olearl g eas mtoderat fremat fothe honre cs, ?? Corn not 1 e large of an: ds rmcin;t arrbeipa a latter consisting. pofacns, wo wcr §J rhoga . naes lnj the buyers. F or III'Iean .te ueai2- Z4 to So higher rates frof the prices of t e clearance being p re/ y !jnecderL. .. Tire Bal _ ruleld ...

... BRISTOL SHIP NDEWS. CAME IN.-The Science,Westeott, from Manilla; the Galeed, Quick, from St. Michael's; the Eliza, f Roy, from Cadiz; the Ermandine, Losewitz, from f Stralsund; Margaret Wilson, Courtenay, from I , Glasgow; the Amy, Howard, from Lynn; the Troubadour, Beckett, from Liverpool; the Louisa, Jenkins, from New Quay; the Gertrude. Coombes, from London; the 1 Argo, Smallridge, from ...

... LONDON CORN-BXCHiANGE.-3fondav. We had a moderate supply of Enslish wheat this mornin;, which wee taken ofi7 early at an advance or 4. to Se. per quarter ovsr last M- ndays o ries, f oreign wheat met a moderat ate saeat aboot 25. per quarter higher roes. Floor and whole meal are takens readdy at fally late rates. American f1our 2s. to 3s. per belrret hlcher thanl this day weekt. honrey was In ...

... AGRICULTURAL INTELLIGENdCE REVIEW; OF TEE jRITISH CORN TRADE. EFrom eths Ha#*.Lane Rrprec, Feb. lS] The continued drain on r htocks to supply the wants of the sister Isle, and the unusually large consumption of bread-stuffs in all parts of the united kingdom, have already caused wheat to become somewhat scaree; and whilst no effective supplees from abroad can be looked for till April, we can ...

... I TRADE, COMERCE, AND MANUFACTURE. h COLONIAL MARKETS. it ?? the London New Price Current, Feb. 16.] It ScIGAR.-The quantity of West-Indla mugeovad'O sugar on 0 show being small, merchants were generally enabled to obt~ifk d former rates, but there was little desire manifested to operate in any kind, for either the scale or pan. RerrPNED.-Refined goods further declined in value, 63s. 6d. to ...

... In the Sybella, from Mauritius: Fodden & Co. 439 casks 103 tierco 6433 bags segar In the Edward Colston, from Africa: Lucas and Co. 1300 elephanta' teeth, 90 sca-morse do, 106 casks palm oil, 10 tons barwood, 7 do cam- wood, I cask gum copal, 7 casks bees' wax, I box tortoiseshell, 1000 cocoa nuts' Messrs. King 16 casks Guinea Pepper In the Science, from Afanilla: Fedden & 3orcom, 7124 bags ...

... TAFF.VALE RALWAY COMPANY, Bat The balf-year~ly meetiligeff thids company was held ;at the C, White Lion, Broad-street, yeeterday (Friday), Mr. Walter Coffin, deputy-chatrmanf of tileboard of directore intbe chair. the Tile sEORETAniT, Mr. Kenlaway, read the followineg REpORT: as `'The directors have PTeatplleasure In being again able to meet at ;the proprietors with evei1-grounsded aesurances ...

... B1RISTOL CATTLE MA1RKET. NUMBER. Calves .. 129 PRICES. Beasts .. 526 Asses *- °. 0 Beef, per cwt,, 525, %3. Sheep .. 2052 Pis .. 213 Mutton, per lb., 6id. .3. Horse . . 23 Sacking ditto 0 Pigs, per score. 8t6o. to103. BRISTOL CORN EXCrANGE.-Tur'daY d d EngWle~tai per bush d M1alt, ga1e, per bushell6 0 12 O owndio . 9 0 109 Irish ditto . .. none00 OlBcnn, ditto 6 0 7C Welshditto.. .. noneO O ...

... BANKRUPTS-PHXDAY. Bond & Morgan, Oxford-street, shawlinnafacturers, to surrender Feb. 20, March 26, at Belughlial-street. Solicitor, Lloyd, London John Clarke, Great Castle-street, painter, Feb. 20, March 2f, at the sane place. SoIS. Connile & Co. London Fradk. Hatch, St. John-square, iron-plate worker, Feb. 24, April 1, at the same place. Sol. Richardson, London Beni. Bromley, Great Bromlev, ...