... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... In tile Eliza, from Rielhebucto: Barnes & Co. 140 pcs pine timber, 6i cords lathwood, I0D hund deals and deal ends In tho Wallace, from Quebec: G. Hemnett, 132.5 pes timber, 31 hbnd deal eods, 12 taths lathiwood ; Cross & Son. 40 deals In the British Queen, fromt Quebec: liarnett & Son, 478 pms timber, 22} hand deals and deal ends, 12 cords lathwood In the Eliza Aln, fromn Quebec: Cross & SoIl ...

... CO3IERCIAL AFFAIRS. Saturday the drafts of Messrs. Gundry, of the Bridport Bank, were refused payment by their London agents, Messrs. Glyn and Co. This bank is of old standing, having been established in 1790, and its authorised note Issue, under the beak charter act, is £24,198. The amount in circulation, according to the last return, is £22,1S2. The firm carries on business at Brid. port, ...

... rRANSFEIL OF THlE flOCRS TO THE CITY. A. special meeadug of thre sittr edders and noteliolaiers of the Bristol D~ock Comtpany w as heild on Thiur~sdy. in the Board- roots, Qar fepae r the puritose of raking itlo consideraition the er curs of' arrangemenet forl i he trainsfer of tite dttcks to tile city propiose by thle 'r~own-couucil. 1lThere were. 37 gentlemenl llreseltt, antd the chair was ...

... NrMBErs. Calves .. 75 FaICeS. Beasts .. 422 Asses - Beef, per cwt. 54a. 60a. Sheep 2412i igs 323 Meutton, per lb., 6d. to7 i. sorses . 71 ~Sacking ditto 38 Pigs, perscore.8s. 011to 0lst. BRISTOL CORN EXC}IANGE.-Thursday. d d Eng.,Iieoalti eb.GG !brf, ditto .. 7 076 En Wea per bush 7 sd t pae, per bushel 763G New 60 G7 HZ Bem re, ditto .. 6070 Foreign ditto 6 3 8 o oats, potato, per qr.. .28 0 ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITI.S91 CORN TRADE. [From the Mark-Lane Exprest, ANov. 15.] Though we have had occasional showers during the week, the weather has, on the whole, been favourable for outdoor work, with which further progress has been made; and the sowving of wheat is now fast drawing to a close. Hitherto the supplies from the farmers have, however, continued small; and the ar- rivals of grain ...

... LONDON Cb~iNB1XCLIANGE.-Arontfav. The uppl ofwhea fro th hom coutie was good, but. owiog to tie danhiitsO 1' tle wathe, th collitill il ioterior; this eir. cumtane, ouledwit te ldviesfr~l 110differtllt coulltry 01cr. Itti qstog owe lricO, itlol miles t iId laek fromllnlrchaslog 0011Sdtcile o 2. pr r. ascoledd, ~twhiCil a clearance Weas I olfctrl.'rie ltitod fr lregllwo bo bisk, at about Is. ...

... | TRADE, COMME[ CE, AND MANUFACTURE& COLONIAL MHAIKETS. Vrson i/se Zondsu New Price Currenst, Nov. 16,) SUGAr-Ter was a considerable falling off in tlse home de- mand for raw sugar, and on the part of exporters less desire wag manifested to operate. Although there was but a moderate supply, yet holders were compelled to take rather lower rates. The demand was very limited for Weet India of alt ...