... I CORN EXCHANGE, SErPTEsMB2E . This morning there was a good supply of Wheal samnples fresh up from Essex and Suffolk, and a considerable improvement in the supply of other Grain. The market opened firm for Wheat, and in some early sales higher prices were obtained; but the general posoition of quotations is unctangcd from this day week, the ten. tlency being firm rather than otherwise. ...

... THE FARMER'S JOURNAL CATTLE MARKET.-This was a very largely supplied and well-attended Marlket. of Stoc1, lilkowisti, thcrii were some good things show,, bhut it mua et litthe samo tirne bo admitted, that of Biulloclrs there wore th'140 by nu innens of the first order, nd Shep of a monolgrel description. Stilithore was ngood stroke of business done,-in short, r()st of this best thingo wore ...

... I ALARMING 1'twH AT PLYM1OUTI.-WO regret to state that the saw mills, an extensive and valuable ?? Coxaido, the property of Messrs. Foster and Beale, with all the costiv machinery, were totally destroyed by fire on Friday eveninig, the 26th, being the second calamity of thA same description within 12 months. The damage is about £4,000. The parties are insured in the WVest of England and the ...

... LONDON MARKETS, MWONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE, OCTOBER 6. The millers bought Wheat with some rcadiness this mtorning ai an advance of 2s per qr. on the prices of this day week, and ?? Foreign varieties haue likewise met attention at fally aj sree money. Barley is offering at the same rates as last week, but fisd onl. a limited sale. For Oats, both Irish and Foreign description;.- the trade isfullt as ...

... TIE A TH ?? R' ?? CATTLE MARK.ET.-Thiis was a still ?? 1largely supplied tlr market than (list of the preceding weele,-bubinflO5, however, al wasl dull. With, rotspect to FAT DULLOCieR, also, those were not BP in the state of porfeotion that is to be desired, Bud consequetntly all previous prices were not supported. Among the best that were cl sold, were a couple of good Hoifors, estimated at ...

... I THE FARIMERi'S JOURNiVfJ:. CA'VT UI, MA-,IRKETl.-In point of 8111PIN'th'tit akt contrastod stronglyvi %%Lb nteny that ha've ?? l'ately hl thtO s1how of Stookc bintg fui~aU, andh thoe FAT BITIt,ViCiW t loiS to goaerll f iei untan ordinary ,losi';pti T uil' shoit wteac, wo ily mentution aI stole (If tenl 1-eors to in l ItrtD~lr ait about tts ?? pot score. Mr. 11loury W~alters, oif ...

... . ) I-- vI-iES O LONDONo IVIARK5(EAT', MlORNI Iuy CO ENJXClIANO 0, Our roeu 13, in ?? eurly part al tins diay sones ?? ess Nvus Ilill-ilfeatsid it, Ithue MVievit i rade, and rriues mednodieni tilly Is ubove FrininY's eatn,ag bwit thue trade closed vvitlhniit St, mchJI niCticity, mitd quo1- tations must bo generally advanicedl to thu extent of' '2 to 3s por qr. abovo thle rates if this dniy ...

... TlllE F{ARNIER'S JO TSJNAI EX ETER _IMA RKETS. CATrTLEO MARKIET.-Thisi market tiresoittd a sthilling contrast With that of tile plroooeitig wook 'in the ameun t atf thle ?? hc a very largo, but we etimiot say maitch of thle I quapliy, which INa no eod that of a Sfir rate oither no reipocta FAT BL300,OCK8co 01 AT Sseant i, eoosqttitl: previous prisms wvere not ob~tained. As regtfrdis businoss, ...

... AQNll 1 % T AIiy -jK 11 T N: ! \ COltN 3EXCIANfGE, OcTona~r 20.r Thre woas a fair supply fl'rsli up thinK wornin.g of W;lwat and e splring Co~ll, all(I altholglfll connlzeral;91t iattelltioI ww1-' nzluawsted1 ill Wiivt ?? behl l otr purlmaitig, the Jtctors ill ;oI instances 1s de~e'oningI llmore mooey. The trode clobosld, hoevoer, at pricks ' 1]Ot b ^lir itaW 0l( istae0 i iiitacO 1);PCe highi, ...

... r1lIEFARMEiiI AXS ItUJt.A&Lm EXETER _MARIETS. CATTLE MARKET.-As far an regards numbers this was a well-supplied Market, but the I1ullocks driven it are not of the order we have been wrant to soe here, end prices wero no better than on the precediig week. As to business, h itewvrr, a fair share vvas done; itdsed, ns to Shoep a go.,d portion were sohld. But to go a little into particulars 01 FAT ...

... I LONDON MARKETS. MONDAY, CORN EXCHANGE, OCTOBon 27. This morning there uoaS a mnoderate suppl~y of Wheat fresh up from Essex, Kent and Suffiolk, the condttiono ofwhich was odeci'dedl/ worse than of Icate. With Barley 0we tohe fairly supplied, and spring Corn of other deocri~tions was also a tolerable arrival. Wheats hare not met by any means a ready sale, bui quotations are generally ...