... THE FRES.TRADE D)IVISlON, SaturdaU, 081h Fcbruaru, 1840. MAtJ0111TY FORl G0ING INTO COMPIITTI11I1 ON THES CU`1701 AND C~on.-IMPORTATrION Acms. Achnion, Vis., Armaghi County Iuln, ,a . C ?? A' Court, Caipt. F. II.. T1alaworibhampirflo Stlirk Afflolanty, if. A,, CookorimoiitliH atWila.Giela Anson. lon.Cci.G. , S.Staillirdshl. J nrvlo) John , ChAlatr Attwood, Jolia, Ilarwichl local ya, Vimouann, ...

... TflE FAI{MER'S JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS. C AT'r rE ?,I A R K E T.-In this Market thero was btit a small sutpply of FAT BIJUrLOCrS, bitt rvert tlose were not Soll out-tlhe bar to businses being difticully respecting price, and hiolwving that tilo waint was not greut. Of tihose sol, Alr. Rfictarimloizi.r, of Tolpliiq, bitelter, bnligllt a fitne Heifer, cstiiieiitii at from 82 to 33 score for £ 13 ...

... I CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 9. This morning the [[teat sup))lyj woas rery small, but of .Sprring Corn thec sam ples were mnore numerous, particularly of flog Pea and Beans. ?? are about s 6better than on this day woeek, with afair salefor all good qualities. In borded there ha~s boon ?? actual buriness. Fine Oarley has brought la per qr. more money, but the lower qualities of this Grain, although ...

... T)ONDON MARKETS, MONDAY, CORN EXCHANGE, MAuRC 2. Tbis morning there *oas a small supply of Wheat fresh Up from both E ssez and- ent, but of Spring Corn the arrival war more nbundant. The Wheat trade opened firm for thefinest NoaoplesO but the majorritly being of second-rate condition the to ille1-3 could not be indtused to advance on last witekls rates, and busrineso closed at unaltered ...

... | CORN EXCHANGE, Muaull 16. The trade opened this morning with a short supply of Whe t but rather more extensive of Spring Corn; the majority ofte sampleo being slightl§y better in condition tizan of lotc, th millere took off I finefst W~theats rcadilyj, and (te trade ha. on the wohole ruled flrm at the prices ofthis day week. ForsI superfine Barley the trade has ?? but with ageonery dlemannd ...

... THES FAIV4EIW'S JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS.ti Pr TT'rLE M A R K E T-This was a well eupplied Marhot;i indooid, somewhat largely so with Store Cattle, and a P good strobe ofbrteine~ss wa8 dorto, Of FAT lurrcxnta also, sils wore affected at the full rates for superior articles that have larely at been obtoirmd. Thus then we may state that Mr. Wmn. Nick', air ofilletferd Farm, Evminstor, had two ...

... THE FAIER'S _JUR_ I| C ATT1L E il A R K E T.-This was again a largely stipjied aiti fine Market, and altliongh we cannot say that beelneso was 'very fas~t, yet still there was a very good stroke dolona, & previotte prices, as we shiall shlow, were fully manintained. To gpoalt thou in thle first. place of FAT BULLO~CKcS, Mr. MuIMI. Trood, of Matrord. Ercininstor, hail three very prima and ...

... TME FARDIER'S JOURNAL. I C ATL 1E M A n K E T.-As this wes in the order b of time, so was it, from the amount and nature of the supply, truly worthy ol' being designated a GREAT MARKET. Indeed, e of Fat Stock tboe shlow was very fine, and of Store Cattle a, numerous. In polit of business, however, the sales were not se smart as we have soeeu themD oel some previous occasions, but in all re ...

... LONDON MIRKETS. MONDAY., CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 23. The supply this morning was moderate of Grain.freshi up of all deorriptions, and the trade opened soith a fair dema~id generally. Wheat unaltered in value from this day week, and iaeatish,'samplea hare not been so readily taken sJ, Barksj meets a fair sale for superior sorts, but grinding varieties ar~e not so briesc. Oats hare been a dull ...