... CORN EXCHANI3EL-We are agains this V1osr1bis ott supplied witlh English Whesst, and so little disposition is showa,,, to purchase, that thes Stands remanta nearly the5 satme (is 5t jsrf openisny. It is somewshat difficult tunder thes'e eircumdatness Is, note. the sdeeline on this arliele,-the fetw aaoflples taken i(ffarere~p. perhapto fromn ?? to 5s. per quorter helous last klanilay quo stalis ...

... *EXETER MARKETS. ?? ?? Fr CATTLE MARKET.-In thle oriler of time this was' 6 our Great Maliet mid altheoughi in some respects net equal to P preceding ones, yet popn the wrhole it was a well supplied to market; indleed of FAT andI MEATY BllOr~CiXe,-il point ol fre ourpher,-there was a good show, bust again the greater Proper. 71 tion were of the latter dsesription, assd,-ns being aS vet unriple ...

... 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 ...

... PLYAvt1tt(l, DIEVONPOR'Tj &e. Tee ; CtlhTRACT FOR WHEAT, AT T913 VICTUALLING YARD, PLYMOUT. --This was,-as stateid by us last week, for 1,000 quarters of Wheat; and it was reported In our market on Friday,. that 600 quarters of this quantity had been taken at 7s. 2!d; and 600 quarters at 6s. Id, per PLYMOUTH, DEVONPORT, AND CORNWAt, . - RACES. Theso races ca m off ou the 9th, lOth, and 11th ...

... EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE DvARKET.-This was altogether-a very small and quiet inacket, thoer being but few FAT B3ULLOCKS Shown. These, h1oweveyr. were fully saulllent for the demand, nor can we soy that articles of thin description were less worth, it is trne Certainly that there wvero none equal to a few vecry superiori articlen disposed of at pretty luisl figures on (lie preceding weele, but ...

... COHN EXCI-ANGE.-Throughoul the whole oflot nia,'. see utere wvell supplied with W~heat from sar own coait ,, abundantly from foreigo ports; the arrivals also Of Oh,, desciptins o Grin were likewise good ; of foreign ?? t s gran toal f te wek o~nns t 17408qes; of Barley p- qrs. an ?? 22052 is.'P~ deandthroughout the a,,k ,P~slangidand at fw prcel chagedhands tit.loi./ redneton.Theonjjst frsh p ...

... CORN EXCH-ANGE.-T1he Essqlioh i pl , issi p 511 morning, is very oshor of W1,heat, bast being in ?? s ?? Priday's priceo hnve in some cases wills dillficsslty ?? sohich is In. to 2s. chesaper than Usis slog week in1 n, Whseal tisere is scarcely anytiiisg doling. Balsreg ssso ssst Cafe are a rery slow sale, ll'e havse ossly ao lituslstinqssd Beans or Peaseo or cithet descriptions. at abulssst ...

... MTIEA FAMITER'S JOURNAL. ExETER AARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-As far as regards quantity this ecr~~vity wehave saldons had to record, Tictre wee1 a1 klal Show be ~lle FAr,-ytotii e ca~uo sa prico ereworse, articles of rica ualtyfethig ls.parscre.Asthus~-I ?? of thsa eci ic siitda 3 crfthd£7 ic;and Li, otljrs estileated at 30 seauro th. ballocle £5apic. t at tlid sometimeoit coustonot be witheld, ...

... EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-As a whole this ivas by noa F1 meoauns a largo wnaiest~, nnd the numbor of FIT ]3Im.LOCK5 wero el Vbw thecie, however wor more thois sufficient for the demand, of * there being nothing 111w enquiry for things in this way. Of the Ia( limited amouint of business IDOri, Wee May mention thes Sale of a of very Prime Hers'aa, estimated at 36 score, for £17. l0s., or ...

... THEx' TAniPs.-IMPORTATION or CAVTTE.-On Saturday last ten fat Oxen were landed -here, fr6in Frane, via Jersey,boing the first importation of live cattle at this port. They were imported by. Mr. Picot, of Jersey, and the commencement of this trade created considerable sensation amongst the agriculturists in the market on Monday. The bullocks were in good condition, fit for slaughtering. They ...