... EXETER MARKETS.: CATTLE MA K T-hswas not'a'ledge'but 6s11116antly supplied mcirlket-' OfJFAT BULLoc~s, however, thore were nons eyodafi aeo e and the salies of thei6 'ware at rtesabot asfolowsA goodaHctFEe1 atimated at 84 score, fetchied £117- and for. saranll ?? qtimata to average.about 97:' score tld bullock, the.prilces obtained wore fronir £18 6g. for £18. i10s ic. o~ual isacl~~eaao ...

... TRADEi:COMMERCE, &c. THE IRON T&AnE.-In conformity with the resolution of the ironmalsters, adopted a few ueelks ago, the blowing out of the furnaces commenced on the 24th instant. Nonoeof the workmen, however, at the larger establishments in'tthe' neighbourhood, such as the Chillingtob, the' Depfields, tte Priestfields, or the Wolverhampton Works, have been discharged, norat Messrs. Sparrows' ...

... LONDON MARKETS, MOND~y CORN .EXCIANGE -The supolise of Englisit jyk contuiite moderatte and the condition being bad prevented til, Irom takiig it freely; and we have had only a limited drinplf Foreign Wheal, although a few carioes hare been pnrch aued1 Ireland. The Wheat tradc on the whole is dul and uw h no chnge in pri'ce since this daU wtek We have a ?? Flour at late prices, The arrivals of ...