... I LONDON- MARKETS, MONDAY, CORN 1XCIIANGE, 5M1Acu 30. '1his morning the supply fresh up was good of hbeat, and also of Spring Corn, from all ?? home coCntileS. The trade opened Solw, although the condition of the samples tis pmroed and Wheat has declinedfrom Is to 2s per quarter frvm thista Week and Barleyfirm, for good ?? hower. a, Ket lar dfemand. Oatr 7are met a li.ited sale, u.t Fridaj ...

... TVIlf~ UNIAMR~INIS JOU1tNAA1. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLrE, MA.RkET,.-Thisj wast a large and firnely cintipliod Markiet with till descrip tions of Sttch, aind III S~tore Cii Itie a largo Stralits of huirsiocwas ,t Iunie, with an oritire support of tile ailvanedu ratus tiiot bave litefy been olptoitud. fII FAT BUL~etOeCKS is fair share of baiiinscais is dlone, 1Do with anl on tire supplort or ...

... PLYMOUTH, EVONPORT, &c. Messrs. Baker and Son, contracton for the Neir Works at Marice Town, have applied to the sathoritieaj for the use of a frigate as a chapel, for thenuae of te workmen. The contract for ligbting the parish if East Stonebouae With Gas was taken by the Plymouth and Stonebotte New Gas Company, at £2 17s 6dt per light, and to provide new lamps and pusta according to pattern. ...

... THE EXMOUTH RAILWAYS, These Railways have been before the Committee during the past week. Mr. Sergeant Murphy and Air. Merivale were Counsel far the Exeter, Topaham. and Extmoisth ; Mr. Coedeburn and Mir. W. C. Rowe, for the Exeter and Eirsouth line; and Mr. Smale for the Corporation of Exeter. E Thle case of the Exeter, Topshama, and Exmnouth (Head's Lino) til was first taken. There were ...

... Ates REVIEW 0F' THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. we Mfrn TV Mark-Lane ExSre ,March 30.] Id No material alteration has taken place in the position of the y;corn trade since our last; the reduced state of the stocks In the ly hands of merchintls,nillers, and dealers, and the very moderate as Nature of the supplies brought forward by the growers, have, ig, however, prevented any reaction occurring in ...

... MARIREX INTELLIGENCE. em- tpon was the the BOey the ten s, at lithge .,toI LONDON CON--CWHA4NGE.-tondaY. There was rather, a larger eupply of wvheat to-day from thto neari coauties and in iomewhat better conUdIton. The traue, however, wee dul, ans sales could not be effected wiltoat sebminttin to a decline of Is to 2s. per uaurter on the finer qualities; tie middling qlities Chiefly rematning ...

... I COLONIAL XAB.XETS. -, ?? the London New Price Current,slfarch 31 .] SUGAB.-There was less firmness in tbe home cOnsumptioU sugar-market. In West-India puichcses to a fair:extent were made, but merchants were compelled fo take father lower rates, the supply at market being large and the assortment better. The private sales amounted to 450 hhds. and tres. RE1sINED.-Reflned goods were ...

... In the Casslopea, from MauritiUs: Ariel & Co, 6525 mats sagar In the Wannan, from Rio Grande: J. Jenkins, 300 ox & cow hides; Messrs. Drake, 39100 ditto; Order, 234 horse hides, 8660 ox and cow lhorns, 141 sacks hair In the Mary Ann. from Calcutta: Arlel and Beloe, 1la1 bags sugar; A. Robertson, 5i ditto; W. E. Acraman, 560 ditto, 6bales hides; Or- der. 1449 bags rice, 1053 beae suaur 15 boxes ...

... FROM THE LONDO11N GAZETTES. BANiiRUTS-Fat WAY. John C. Barratt, Strand carver tostirreaderApril3, May% at Bad- In a&ll-street. Solicitor, arlor, ondon f ?? Kinghorn Boston-street baoer April 7, May 8, at the Li soire place. Solicitor Varrifion, London r Jonas Tebbutt CambrIdge, auctioneer, April 3, May 8, at the same S place. Sol. Willin. London e Wm. Rogers Lewes, draper, April 4, May 23, at ...

... BRRSTOL CATTLE MIRKET. Nt MBuE; Calves .. 123, PoCRS. Beasts .. 34 ?? .. 0 Beeft percwt. 52i. 50s. Sheep .. 2393 Plgs .. 282 3 uttOu, par lb., 6&d. 7&d. lorses .. 37 Socteileg ?? 30 Pigs, per score,. Ss. d s. Gd. DFVIZES 31ARK1ET.-(Fron 271te Wiitshire Independent.) We liho a fair supply of wheat, which met a slow sale at about the saam prices as last week; towards thc close of tile market the ...

... ' .] Abs tract of the ket Produce Of the eeu ?? the Quartet s o nded on the. l6th of April, 1846, and the 6t4 of April 1946, shewing the Increase or Decrease on each head thereof. Quartore endled Apl6, Incroase. Decrease. 1846. 1846. Customs .4,402.506 8,901,918 440,588 Excise .. 1,917,486 1,820,458 I 291,027 stamps ?? 1,742,401 1,085,808 50,603 Taxes .. 14,945 146,142 197 Property Tax ?? 1 ...

... THE FARNiER'S JOURNAL. CATTLE Al .tR1KET'-Thi5s was again a largo end finely annpplieid Market, andi, looking at thle entire pruceodings. a very large stroico of buininess was dono ; as also tliet ror PAr BULLOCKS, prices wcero msititelinenl. H r. Robert It. Proiese. (it 'rhirvertoii, Csttlo doafier, hol i a flits Stoer endi two H'liervir. The Stever el( ndoe of the Hlixes. ostiliatend at 38 ...