... |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 ...

... LONDON AMARKETS, MONDAY, CORN EXCHANGE.-The, arrival ?? Wleal wv moderate this morning, and the trade was irmn at the prices of his day week for all good quealities, Thc supply of Foreiga ;ypae,,t continues toterably large, for. which there is a fair demand fr *free samples, although there iJ but little doing in bonded. Barly is rather dearer. Oats are wsithosit alteration, the demand is still ...

... TI-HE FARMER'S JOURNAL. *EXETERMARKETS. O CATTLE MARKET.-Thig was snot a large mnarket of tlb FAT IBOLLovics, but there were meore then suffiienest for thiss5 demand; indeed, there weres goed 11is irinse that rteedl these til~e whole morning, amid( tit tlhi close were turned- out unsold, not ietl sinigle biddinig braving been made for tlsem. In thle few smsles' 00 however, that were vffected ...

... 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 ...

... TRADE, COMICE, &c I The Quarterly'Returll of the Benak of mnglalal averugt weelay liabilities end assets irons the 4th of Tanulary to the 29th ult, exhibits the following results:-TliC Cireculation has been augmented srico the last return by £183,000. Ol from £1i,769,000. to £16,952,000.; the Deposits hav' been reduced by X297,000., or freon £a,9544,000. to £8,657,000,; the Securities by £6L13 ...

... LONDON TIKAMETS, MONDAY. CORN' EXCIIANGE.-Tlhe-oiiupptt of English (rknait tcr Floir cosectiisce (dmicy etral 'cct-I weve veri moderatet'ci, bul e( foreigna Wheatl ac received abeot 14,000 quac tees, with, 11i) barrect an 0m 14 sacks o F.1ltour. To lthei tornivios miarket, f.. /i ejp by land, Ithe arriveal Of1 Wheel samptes is unusualely niwet ?? eof spring Corn bal moderate. Irish Oats comne ...

... : - EXETERMARKETS CATLlARKET.-There ivasjin this Alaikhota rather large sup pl f afl, an e tsh rlary di H alf-Fist, 111ti Pass-Stock, sundin these list a good share of business was done; 'With roapect. to FAi BULLOCER, things were' not worse than 'bofore, altsoogb wo are utnalilb to speakr of, inproveflent. The best evidence, however, on a matter of~tlifit kind will hoa ffoi dod by Stating the ...

... THE FAR MERS JOURNAL ~EXETER MARKETS. e CATTLE MARKETu-.This was 'our. Great, and, a o read very description of stork, av.ery ]large Morkelt, but (lull B, ba h ?? late, ihforttenately for aill, been, we have not [ often' ?? in every resptect dullear than this. in tifith, , fer no dosecriptiotof' 'stock wais there sny-thing likie deleand, and to in some cases In which business -was effected, ?? ...

... THFARER'S ) JOU.RNAL' EXETR ARETS. Wall attimnded marwt; there being a number' of Ouliaers present 2 both ifrom tle ?? and the West,' on IL eir.ws ?? Greiat Maclist go *hiW1161iO sln.I.a5 hitil.04j he fellowing day;- 2. WithIraIeI.t t- Far BeLcKhoev business was vearyi dWtl, ibutprlct, ijt9- w ii'iie thaii 1fore, in proof of TVlielhi liri may stale ~iat Mr~Sait'er efriiaiaieht.On the ...