... 'TH.FAiLJER'S JXURNAL. EXE,-TER MARKETS. CATT1L1,-E M A It 1 -: T.-This was it ivell-supplied Mirket, ill, a1tltilitgt Intsinesi caertainly vatS not brisk, yet iln tl I' l 'Ido i Smlclnlintoitl ItIt Idlii been ondo, illp riceo. were siupporteld. PTn senki Uther ill the first injrta'n, o if Ivr Boii ?? ve IanitV merittin Ieint Mr. E. NI. Long, f lmruil cinch, htiud tswe primee and prool ...

... ILONDON MARRKETS, MONDAY. CORN EXOTIANGE, MtARCH 3. ,&~To the market this morning there ens freobt up a limited supply of Wheratfr,,a Essex and Suffolk, but the arri val frons Kent was considerably larger. Of Spring flora also there was~ rather a short supply, being about eqnal to that of this day iceek. The state of the iweat her canoed ItV/seats to handle badly, the user descriptions of ...

... I . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ - CORN EXCHANGE, MARCHi 10. To the inarlei of this morning the show of Essex Wheat weas larger than on this day week, the finest samples of which were purchased by the millers at fully as good prices, but .ior all secondary sorts the trade wai dull. In Barley buyers have only bought the finter descriptions at about the prices of/this day needle: the ...

... FI'if[E jq1EtA13R'S JOURNAL. CATTLE MARKElT.-Thie was a finoly-supplied Di Market, and although wre cen scarcely say tbst buelniessywas more active then ot late, yet was there aconsiderable Strakas done, and at what roust now, we suppose, be considered fair IE prices. With respect toFAT'BULLOCsc, we may mention tbat ofjfour fits Heifers driven in by Mr. Robert R. Prowse, of Thurverton, cattle ...

... TH{E FAIVYERt'S JOUit?NIL. CATrLE MARUET.-This was our Great, and a largely, as alan finely suppliodt Market, all a considerable stroke of business was done. Nor was this till, as we shall have to show on evidence from %% hichi we are not to be removed, that Fat Stock, whether Bullocks or Sheep,-if of at superior description, wag better worth. First then as to FAT BULLOCtKS, and as entitled ...

... TRADFe , ('OMMER(.,C, &c. The iron trade, says the Mining Jonrnal of Saturday last, still continues remarkably active, and, notwithstanding the recent advance, it is confidently expected that the prices will rise still Nigher during the ensuing week; speculators are now turning their attention to Welsh pigs, which have not advanced in ratio to that of Scotch. The Mining Journtl states that a ...

... I ;0NJODON MARKETS, MON1) W^AAA- -- Themc was fresh up to the mark-et of this morning a moderate supply of Wheat and all sorts of Spring Corn~i ?? bIng~: scaicely 00 large as ont this day 'weekc. In WIheat there wo4, evinced, on the part of the buyers, more disposition go purch'o and no difficully waas felt in quitting the supply at full ate,; rates as on this day week, and even in some ...

... IONDON MARKETS, MONDAY.-| .CORN EXCHANGE, MAU~Ci 24. This morning there was a fair supply of Wheat. freshe up from both EOscx and Kent. but of other Grain only a moderate arrival,.a Piece saneples 'of Wheat were purchased by Lice millers at tice rew prices of lhis day wreek, but for everytldng in/crier -or eceond-rate enti the trade mas dull, In Barley lthere is no alteration in value, the ...

... EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-Thrown out of its usual order as the Market is in consequence of Good Friday, it has commonly been thinly attended and unmarked by any features of importance t Not so, however, on this occasion, the supply being fair, and in some respects large, and with a good attendance. Of the FAT BULLOCKS driven in, however, there were none of the superior description we had ...