... I CORN EXCIfANGE.-lt1hough the supply of Wheatfresh up tis o morning seas but moderate, t'e trade ruled cxtremely dtll at a decline of Is. per qr. from this day week. The arrival of Barley continues h..rge;fine samples ofmaliing are steady, but distilling and secondar qua~lities are agtain rather lower, and ment a heav3 sale. COts carc in slo'o demand, fine samples withcout alteration, bout ...

... TILE FARMER'S JOURNAL. EXETERMARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-rit this market there was a lag upyof FAT BULLOCKS, among which weare several drivn i by armrs;also a small let from thle Olttlarnpton I district; many in tile hands of dealers; and at lot itt' Irish. IThe's lait consisted of 17 from Cork, and loaded at Plvnontli, and tlecid'dly Ot~l best lot of Cattle that from (hae sister Country hoseo ...

... TIHE BAhMERS JOURNAL. MARK ?? She EXETER MA CATTIE. MARKET.-'As far ats regards CATTLE this Was was is large market,-not, however,- Ithat thore weis an aver. WOO quantity-of BBEFt, neither were lice priroeedingps characteriseadby. p)~c lanything like brisleness. FcusitlicobEst HEglles,10s. per score dt was tics utmost that could- be obitained; indeed some, good Iroc H11iussos, estimated at ...

... LONDON MARKETS, MONDAY, ICORN EXCHANGE.-T1ho smpply fresh up) (his mo~rni'so; jo flinderate fromn Assexc (coinsprifing, howerer, several scamples ,of ,, i, I Wiscit off exscclle'nt quality), bins fromt Kent (lie arrivedl is Itoerabli I load, thoughs not sos lasrge (si laot wick. ?? haverelcl LIrlady' prices, whiek is frome ls. to 2s. towe' thou thsis day lvc,k. t liti Barley there js sesircety ...

... DEvoNosRT Town CouNeiL,-A vacancy has been occasioned in this Counuil by the disquallficatlon of Mr. Culling,, whohas become ?? a special meeting of this body on Friday last, on the motion of Mr. Beer, the propriety of the Mayor, Town Clerk, Aldermen, and Councillors appearing in official costume, at their own expense, was referred to the Committee for general purposes, after a division of 22 ...

... CORN EXCIIAN(IE.-The supplies throoghout Iaa week were only vinderate of aet-ry description of colai, both Es'oylL'lh onfl Foreign, and IMe csupplj ?? uwas inconsidleruhfe. TO thin moonitgqn market thce arrival of samples mas short, sacdind ctescriptiatns of Wheat ioel a -ready sale on the teros of thfc, ly uteck. Ofther cltscriplions coithoul alteraftion. Barley folly mintialins fool ...

... J LONDON MARKETS, -MONDAY CORN EXCHANGE.-The supplies of Corn throlyl, the whole of asot week was. tolerably good, both of Eegliw,aq, Foreign, opr l/its eeason of the year. We were only modrtd su,,ptied this morning wits seamples of Wlheat fresh up blty spring Corn the onpply 2vas ubonf on arerage one. ?? 1art realised, in so0e instlances, forine descriEPtioIs, foil Is p., , nore than this ?? ...

... EXETERMARKETS. CATTrE MAARKET-This was not a large marltet of Fat B~ullocks, and those met a good sale,-iudeed, roitli thle exception of about a couple of bullorchs, eve believe all of this description weore sold,-and this toe with a sappcdrt of prices,ast the follosoing notices of particulars from among the transactions will shlow. My. James Elliott, of Brainpierd Spokeo, had two good. Hiu ...

... LONDON MARKETS, MONDAY, CORN EXCHANGE-The arrivals fresh upr tubs Mornling are tolerably good of .English Wheat. Of Barley and Oats uf, had largo supplies last week, and a coasiderabic arcissil this morning. 71hle leheat grade conatwues very laoyuicd, w,, Ile terms of( this day week. Barley it a slow sale. Onts are Ii,, innsi lower for all descriptions, except leavy~ dry Corn, ?? Bleanso ...

... I LONDON -MARKETS, MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE.-We were well supplied thro1gl,01,j Iast week with every deocription of Grain, both Englis aeln Foreign, but the dessand ewntinuing moderate, prices asiraeed a downward tendency. The show of ?? fresh usp lo this laotrning's market was not large, antd the eu alily was absutla eud to that of last weeke. ?? generally realised the ?? of 1,,lt AMonday, but ...

... LONDON MARIKETS MOINDAY, I . CORN EXCI{ANG.E.-TWe continue week by week, to he cell supplied aith everyl description of Grain, but/i fromn our owen ouI forignpors or rrivalo lust wrek of Wheat amounted to :s uesual at this oea-ion of the year. To this mornisty's mnarket ith supplies are tolerssbly good of W~heat and Barley from the htavi, counties, but shokt of Bevais and P,,age. Superfine dry ...

... |LONbON MARKETS, IMONDAY. CORN EXCPIANGE.-The Corn trade during last ueek remained very inactive both in rerard to demand andfluctuaoioen of prices. IWe have been blst moderately supplied for somune Uks past vitil every deacription of Grain, our Etkylish supplies being generatll esofi ned to the hoine counties, and our foreign frs II t, Baltic. To this morning's market the arrivals ...