... 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 ...

... 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 ...