... jL1ONDON MARKETS,- MONDAY. LON . AAI A CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 21. Fresh up to this noorning's market there ?? a moderate Supply of wheat, principally fromt Essex, and scarcely any suppy of other Grain. The millers bought line.Wheats in the eartly part of the day wvit some freedom, and in some instances at a slight thu advance, bat the general state of the trade is unaltered from this Ml day week ...

... 'PRAI)F, (COMMERCE, &c. 'Tite AUCTION DuTois.-Conosideoribl doubts having prevailed tis to the period at wbiieh the aiction daties are to coaen, we are onablorl to state, thut tbe Lords of the Trensnry have addressed a letter to the Coiaaissioners of Exciso, authorising them to forbear to charge the duties on auctions after the 8th of April, on the usual condition of the parties consenting to ...

... THE FARMER'S JOURNAL. CATTLE MARKET.-Tbis was agahin a large andI very filely supplied Market, and while seilne descriptions of Stockl were even rather better worth, we scarcely think we have any thing to report at lower rates than last week. In point of attandanco too, the appearance of the AMarlket was cheering, there being Dealers present froto Bathl, Bri-tol, and many other of the ...

... LONDON MARKETS, MONDAY CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 28. 'To thist morning's market there was only a moderate supply of Wleat fresh up, and ecareely any samples of Spring Ctn, The condition of the Wheat -wag about equal to that of this day tesi4c antd soaeliteadily at the same e7wtationo; Porein was also steady in 'ale. c in hlarlei there ha! been but littile activity,and r remsain unaltered. There was ...

... THE FARM'ARS JOURNAL. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? A -- A --A - A -- . ?? CATTLE MARKET.-Thvis woe a fine MVarkot, anid more especially so as respects the supply' of Beef, a number of be FAT BULLo~vcs being driven in, in a high stats of proof, anid, in N quality, ota very superior order; and we can adid, that these too fetched deserving prices. Messrs. Win. Smith and Steer, of Dreweteignton and ...

... LONDON MARKETSD MONDAY F, _ D _A. CORN EXCHANGEf, MAy 6. WThis mnorning there was fresh up a moderate up o.rh chiefly J)om E ssex and Svffolk~e, The demaV'1 op Reheat tinued throughout tile day exceeding stack, and con.jw roade were on scarcely such good terms aso ti ay baek Wker Barley trade has been languid at unaltered quotntionu, Thee a been somne demand for Oats, which sell on the, tame ...

... THE FARhLER'S JOURNAL. CATTLE NMARiET.-Thts was a well supplied and t Isirgelyv supplied Markeot, BotchelerE, and Dealers fromn manly t plare's bosinsg, prrssilt wri i, at view to pa rihas', aind not only wits at very cousi~deraflda strolse of' business done. bit , as we shell show, with a pretty niain support of previouis prices for ili (le- soriptioilaiof StoolsEaAd in Fat Bollocks andt ...

... LONDI)ON MARKETS, MON D)AY'. There was at fair supply of Wheat fresh up this morning, from 1 the home counties, but very little of other-Qrain. The trade has a not been active for Wheat, allhough the prices of this (lay week remfain unchanged. Barley is in slowe demand, the quotaltions il cannot be altered for this Grain. There were not many buyers of it Oats eel narket; Ithe, trade, howecver, ...

... LOND&N MMARKETS, i: MONDAY. k'resh up this morning there was a moderate supply of Wheat, and but very little Spring Corn. The finest white Whealtoo, taken off with some freedom at fully thi's day week's prices, and in some instances at an advance; but other qualities itnautred in value. Grinding Barley, if offiered at low prices,flyido buyers but the purchases generally are but slowly made. ...

... THE FARMER'S JOURNAL. CATTLE AIARKET.-In this Market there was again a good supply-not over large, certainily, of FAT Bllr.octs, but sufficient for ihe demand, and iamonug these several head from the recetit Cornishi Vairs. Superior articles also were better worth. an extraordinary and perfectly proof Heiter, estimated at 27 ecore,-(nhich was Tonich adtnired)-boittg bought of Nl . Pbilip ...

... EXETER MARKETS. aE ho CATTLE MARK ET.-A single day onlybhaving 1, intervened from so large a Fair as wo had to report in our last. at there was but little (oing on this morning in FAT BULLOCKS. oit We may, however, mention that Mr. George Lakre, of Southi-st.,,L in this city, butcher, bought of Mr. R. R. Prowes, of Thorverton, cattle dealer, &c., a fine Ox, at l0s Gdl per score, to be taken by ...

... I LONDON MARKETS, MOAys CORN EXCHANGE, Mar 28., -This morning there swas a moderate supplly 6/ boath Whieat, apid Spring Corn from Essex, Kent and Sffouc 2UPIqaetr: 1., condition of the samples being about equal to that foly week, our Wheat market opened brisk, and/Irs. ampls li readil token'offat anadvance on the pricepoifthiidaa.ek0, r fuly per qr., and all other descriptions must als be ...