... LONDON MA-RIETS, MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE, FBBBuAuY 7..- There was a fair supply of English Wheat fresh, up to market, and a good shw of Btarleq Beanis, anid Peats Tse Wheat trade openet dull. The Essex samples wdere eleared at nearly Ihe prices of th~i day week: 8os1 Ketioh Whlieat must be written 15 chealpor,-the iondtition of atl hisg geaeratlio Vert/ second- ate. Bareij hbas rioled a sloww ...

... ITHE FARMNR'S JO RNAL.I EXEYVER MIARKETS. CATTTLE Or'At.TtT.- rti3 wias6r. ?? Cirtni1 1 Irgoiy alnd Sluely Slcpplie NMar akt, I ad eed, with FAT pPLor.ocsB, mero i nneraosly that n of latil; and largely BP with B-annre1ins enxd Poor, HJEIESo ; ats als thaer waere wore Onns Nand STRERS. Isl fact, of eto description watd there any l)ad; or .f SEcc eitber. And although the Cattle were not soldB ...

... tON D)ON MAIRKETS, MON I)AY. CORN EXCffANGE, FERuitAIy 14. The Supply of nll Grain freslt vp to the market of t/is morn- ing wans snore moslesate than last wiselk, indeed of Some kinds of cornthe hsti of ampls ma decdedl; sall, yjet tifi trade opend iithsutaelt'iy, nt nyeo atedwitout a rts, degreer of fredes het oobouhtth ate flast Mn and oi~ pric~es. The demiand for Oats is stilt conrce ody n ...

... iTHE FARN'IERS' JOURNRL. . - - - - - - I - EXETER MARKE-rs. CATTLE A K T.Asm ltbspotioi sditn' an following thea Fair, there wern bat tciw ?? this morning it, driven in. Before, however, we notice those, ire most revert to tit tralisactions iii FrT ]BurLvoes, lin the Fair itiolf, wabich the tht crowded state of oar cohnitns last woele prevented us from ileing; on and osy thit of thle fino ...

... LOND ?? ItONON IARKETS-, MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE, Fr.enuajaV 21. This morsisg brought tip to market a moderate arrival of Wheat and also of Spring Corn, and the trade comrenced withot lanr;partictular activiti. Finesanmples of lheat brought thc rateo of Monloda last, btst thkr qualities must be written tihe turn cheaper. In Foreign litlle business was done, at sleudy rates. Barley was a Blowo ...

... LONI)ON MARKETS, MONI)AY. CORN EXCHANGE. FisIuuARY 28. The suppily fresh ulp this morning was limited of Wheat, and ^noI by any nicans large of Spring Corn. Tuhe Wheat Trade opened quiietly, without the millers etincing any ready qrtisity to pttchase. The sale has to-day, on the mrhole, beon *lolw, at tbe currenlcy of this day wmck. Barley has found less denmaivd at ra/eg Is lowvlr. The ...

... THE FLYING-POST. EXETE Pt WVEDNESDAY, M.ictii 1, 181S. THE INCOME-TAX. T ti E. universal resistamce to the scheme proposed by -Ministers for replenishing the Natiollal Coffers, ?? hadI the desired effect. The cool vffrotiteir of Lord John was received by the Country with just iindignation ; men of all parties-of every shaeli is politics-united in the expression of their dissent; aind the five ...

... THIE FARIERS' JOURUNAL. -. ?? - ?? - ?? EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MAKIOET.-le this marlot tho oupply Of FAT iii LIOCiS was w ot largo, nor for theso woro previous rates siupportad. Neithor woo tim supply of SitEin wshat could be terinlo large, bht fr,, these prices were fully supported]. Intoed, FAT Sic evi were ratlerbedttor sorth, and the plriciloi part Sold. STOREI Si IoEP, however, were on ...

... THE FLYING-POST. IExErE --R. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1848. THE WHIGS AND THE INCOME-TAX. IT is amusing to witness the shifts which the present b Ministry and their followers are obliged to resort to in their endeavour to remove the odium with which at e present they are visited. Their inaptitude for office has long been proverbial,- they possess extraordinary facility t! in the disposal of surplus ...

... THE FARME3RS' JOURtNAL. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET,-This was not a large market, but it was not u tnmarked by features of importance, aud,-(aecording to the usturo of the ocpply,)-exteut ot busioess done. For FAT BULLOcKs, likewise, the quotation of the preceding week was supported, while Stretm, were roost decidedly better worth; and ths market pretty waoll cleared. In Cows and CALvrs arid ...

... I L'3T-N M .AR K T - A - - -- N-DA CORN EXCIIANGE.-MAItiCH 0. The suppliy of W~heat fresh up this morning, wast rather short. than of herwisie, and ?? Corn also the a rris'alwae moderate. The trade opened quietly riith factors asking more money~ for Wheat, which, oterwsnot subsmitted to. except for pickedi sampesin hic eaes te mlles greI slight imspreovementi. huethestae o qutaion geeraly s ...

... LONIONMARKETS, 1M.ONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE.-MeARCH 13. The arrival of Wheat this mornving was moaderate, but o Spring Carn generally there was a large Supply. The trade opened with quite as much *firmness for Wheati, and picked oa~nleoreaitt brugh anade,.c ojis romthis daya week. Peasof ll ind wee dllandmus bequoed Is to 2 cheaper. Wheat, S. a. Peasos, Per Qr. S. a Kent and ?? ?? 40@42 Norfolk.. ? ...