... LONDON MARKETS MONDAY. CORN EXOHANGE.-Our supplies during the last week eosnisted of 4,692 quarters of English and 06,87 quarters sof Foreign Wheat. W~e had also a good supply of Oatsa from Ireland; but of other desoriptions eof rain, ouer artrivals woere but mwderate. F/se trade tiqoughout floe week teas gesterally dull oald inactive, but prices tunderwvent little or no~iiariaizfi.im The ...

... TlEt FARMER'S JOURNAL. EXETERMARKETS. of F of ft CATTLE MARKET..-Thls wae a very large and fin lb. io~rlarit, and partienlairly so of ?? tes; as also thait titeriS was firon is jood, ;boogh neteoverlarga supply of SnsEae. 1twiti,likevwiso, pig 'ia'iimartill Which a considerable Stroke of business was done,- MA lodeed,' we -may sisy,, that the . best things were pretty well all 8(1. eo5,t; and ...

... 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 ...

... IONDON MARKETS., MONDAY. CORN1 EXCEEANcE.-'fhe Corn trade during The past weech has beenton the whalelotoerably pond, Isotis hi referesice to :prices ands demand. The are ivals of English Wheat during the weele were about rqssal to thoem of the previouss one, bitt of Fore~ign they were mnole abisnditlat. The continued druness of theo weather haod the rifeet of keepilng prices itt a buoyant ...

... ' WI 'EXETER MARKET&. 0i * ?? CATTLE MARKETf.-~Although in order of time the day far our Great Markelt, the supply here was small, and q 1 busines in mst respects dull. As regards FAT BULLOeCKS, S 'howerver,: there vwas the: beat evidenceI given that superior articles still fetch a strong price, Mr. T. 'Bona had a pair of .(C extraordinary OxEN ; indeed Such es drew general attention- arid B ...

... LONDON MARKETS, MONDAY CORN EXCHANG-The arrivals, ofacornloot es,,1 moderate from our own, ports, but large of oeign, at of Whelat, the supply of tvhichj equalled 27,831 quarters. i. irade through thle weechtza lci.lack, w it/s but little dioposiiio,, purchase either bonded or fr.e Foreign, and the weaither li,; become mnorefavourable for thle crops upon the proundi, flied. ?? was onily ...

... SATUPRDAY & SUNDAY S POsT. 'rlie Paris Paperi'S of W1 ?? ilithilueto that thle Miitrof Cu nn coo %Vill shortly imnpose an additional duds-v oil the im~portation of lineon thread from England. Thae (2,fPaeof WeiCdnesda says that it had receivedl letters fr-oml Ind~ia, stating that fears scare entertained for the, gttv, of Jellalabad l anl othcr Diritishi garrisons inj Afl),bariistan, and tatu ...

... A dispatlh frbm Algeria in the Pamis Papevs gives thle details of an e6xpedition to the banlks of the Chinll, and the onplure of2ll prisoners, with 1200head of cattle. The ilita y for ce' jn the colonv nlowl consists of 83,000 men; and the onergotio scasares adopted- by the Governor- eneral Bugeaud againlst the lostile tribes appear to have beon-every wltere crowvned wvith sucoess. Private ...

... TIHE FAR4 ER 'S IGToRNAiL. EXETER MARKETS. 0. er CATTLE MARKET.-As regards supplythlis may be t termod about onl virage.a mirket, but an exceediligly dall onle, it notwithstanding that at thie elose inay. of the FAT Bur.Locics 'le*ad been sold. Wlth respect to pricc n einsy mention chat Mr.j e William Smith, of Droewsfeigntoe, sold four splendid HeVEns, r stimated ait 0 score per uimrtor, to ...

... I CORN EXCHANGE,-We were un`eli supplied throuyghout last week with bot/h Englisis and foreign Wh/seat, and also wish other descriptions of Grain from all parts. Tle read, weoo generally limited toinse samples, and sech fully maintaisnel the currency of the previous week. Our supplies fresh up to I/is morningqs market were moderate of Wh/seat and Spring Coret, as,l ?? demand being rather ...

... TIIETFARIVIER'S JOURNAL. I EXETER.MARKETS. CATTLE MARKETg-This was not onlyavorysomall, but one of the quietest markets we hava seon for a considerable time, There were but few F.r BULLocKs, and the business doie in tbese was at frorn Os. to IOs. per score. Of B3ITcHE nsR' CALves Ithera were fully sufficient, although nothiog like the number enhibitod on til preceding -eek; and these met a ...

... The Archdeacon's Court was held at Plymouth on Friday, when diyine service was performed at St. Andrew's Church. Prayers were read by the Rev. C. A. J. Smith, Curate of St. Andrew's and an appropriate sermon was preached by the, Rev. John Allen, Rector of North Huish; the Rev. Gent's text being taken from the 4th chap. of the second epistle of Timothy, Ist and 2nd verses, There was no charge ...