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... TRADE4, COMMERCE, &c. THE MONEY MARKET. MoNDAY.-Atother comparatively quiet day has bean experitncedi, and the English fistds have risen considerably. Coosols for money, which closed at 81 on Saturday, opened this morning at 814 to i. After seime slight fluctuatiotis they advanced to 82 i and, although i ferw sales caused them to leave off at 8I10 to J. they still weore ml appearnnce of ...
... THE FARMER'S JOURNNL. CATrTLE MA1RKET.-Ill the ordor of time5 this was our Lo Greiit Matrket, but, ?? point of oupply, scarcely to bo regarded as ito 511Cli. Of FAT STODIC, howeiver, for the few good things prices sej wore folly suipported, bitt STREtt CATTr,11c wore ont iiry ititit sate. re, So otso with Sn e tirp -whietlter FAT or STOIIRE, SIt IrEnI-thu hoist i wore itold ait fully ths ...
... MoNDAY.-The suspension of Messrs. Trueman and Cook, the leading brokers in the colonial market, was announced this morning. The liabilities of the firm are stated at £350,000, consisting of their acceptances, of which, it is said, £70,t00 may be expected to be provided for by other parties. Advances upon produce to the large East India and Mauritius houses which have lately failed in the ...
... ILf)NDON MARKETS, MONPA Y. CORN EXCHANGE, NOVEMnBE 1. This morning brought up a somesohat short supply of Wheat from the hsome counties, and of other Grain also ?? as not an abundant sho,. The trade ruled languid for some time, but the millers ultimately purchased at Friday's currency, or 2s per quarter in advance of M11onday's rates for Wheati. Fine Malting Barley muot be quoted 1I cheaper, ...
... TILE FARiU:IER'S JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLEd MARKET.-ThiB was altogether a small market, but notwithsatnding it was by no means sold out; some good BULLOCKS aod Suicap, as well as other descriptione of ?? baiig ageloudriventborne, Still, however, pricos wero supporte~d. With respect to FAT BULLtOCKS, Mr. John Drew, of Peamtoro Form, Ex minostor, hiod a couple of ectraordinary Heifers, ...
... TMlE FARIAERPVS JOURNUl. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET. -Of the different deicriptians of stock, this was a ralther largely supplied rnaritot, and al1though business could not be ternmed very activo in it yet in thile oli had at fair stroke beenl do1ne, Of lAT Blu .E. cl s, Mr. tichard 0Gibbinigs, of fligher B renton, Esmininter, had four Ii as Heifrs, of which a couple, ih a stalbl of proof, ...
... LONDON MAAKET A-ONAY. -- CORN EXCHANGE, Nov;EEab-. This morning there weas a fir a*uppiy of Wheat freob Up, the condition of which, was mutch inferior to tiat of last wek, and the trade opening dult, a reduction of 2i to 3s per quarterfrom Monday last has been submitted to, with esoe portion'lefi over unwold. Barley is li to 28 lower. The Oat trade has been firm wit hoict much business for ...
... TIHE FARKER'S JOURNAl. ?? ?? -- ?? - - . .. , CATTLE; MARKF;T.-With t(le exception or COWS and Ca iia'iv tilsw~isivi wll supplied tuarlkot, vidth~tloasli nettsoulI ottt, vniti more especially iii (lisa re.9peet of Sniter, yet, at tie clseas lergo) 4t robe of business hand beeii done; and this tao,-nv we shiall show,-with on etivro sopeort et previons prices, with thle sxcelition only of ...
... LONDON MARKETS, IONDA . ?? ?? -. VS.r. ?? -W,.W . , ?? A-. , -- Y, .. ,- CORN EXCHANGE, Noveslist 22. This morning brought up a goos arrival of sampler all the home counties, and business opened touwli. Whteat has declined Is to 2s per quarterfromt this day week Barley muo! also heo quoted a lull sale, at a like reduction. The Oai trade isn teady, though the dealers buy veer1 cautiouoly ...
... CORN EXCHANGE, NoVEM71En 8. The supply of Wheat or Spring Corn 'rag not Iaras frelh a to this mornings market hu fully ouflcient to atiseftftl tft Te Wheat trade opened with ?? tmprored tone, ut lefore tie. close the tradefltgged, and the rates of Friday, or 2S to 3s in advance of this day weekhi, fidly 8aiif1 the currency of the do). Barley h1as a steady trale, Oatsel/re supported jagt ...
... MoNDcAY.-The accounts received from the East Indies in a commercial point of view are considered rather of a satisfactory character-certainly more so than was anticipated. There has been a further arrival of specie by the General Steam Navigation Compan)'s ships the Giraf'e from Rotterdam, and the Countess of Lonsialo from Hrumburgh. The former had £1,000. on board, and the letter about £15 ...