... LONI)ON MARKETS, MONI)AY. CORN EXCHANGE.-APRIL 3. The sutppliy this mornina.,fresh urn, was a short oe of lFheat, and also, of all Spring Corn .The condition of the Wheat samnples being rerili such inferior to those of this 'dag week, Ilse trade opened slotnly for JI'hicat, the quilittl being muth oaainst purchasers. Altog;elhcr a derinet toas submilted to of 2s to Sc per qua ter, from the ...

... THE FARANIES' JOURiNAL. EXETER MARKETS. CAMTLE MARKET.-1L& this market, of Cattle there was it good supply, balt this oar the nmore conoiderable part consistinog of Store Cattle* the show, of' at Blcellttoes not being large, and yet even. oJ these sons, priie artictes it ere gain driven homne the disagreement being as to 1crice. Uhe show, of Sheep cioos by no means large, bht o/ these also, ...

... Woolt of gra a, IN a coblwall near the city giaol, wos lately found tile following trading token of one of tile old inokeepers of this city-com- uemuorating thn old CastleTavern, which stood in dusky times at tbo corner of Castlo-strecet. It han JASPI'ER RADCLIFFE and a tovver eibattled, on one side; on the other, L.n.M. OF FXON, 150; the year of the protectorate of Richard Cromowell, of in. ...

... THE FARMEIRS' JOURNAL. EXETERMARKETS. C,'ilTI TOlARKET.-la lhis market there was a gooid supply rat Ballocks: a very large supply of Butchers' Galves;. lit -ralther shotio'al-atho'ig/s still filr more thian enoulgh)-ofl Sheep. tf Store Cattle, the sup pty seas noit large, nor, vicre thlesc (Ooithfrio exceptions) by any mneans the toest lot of Hellers s~eehave seen. loootci, thereiwere parties ...

... TFE REVENUE. .bholruct o f t1h Net Produce Vf the It'eloue orf Qreotl -leii ill the Quarter., ended on the 61th of Apuit, 1847, and the MI6 tfr April. 18i8, shivwing the Increase or Decrease on each . (3 Siartr o7de. Ail m Incrcsc. Olcorcooo. 18t17. 1818. Customs ?? 4,417,673 4,3b2,060 65,023 Excist: ?? 1,062,S00 2,002,601 311,730 Stoaps ?? 1,S17,2S2 1,018,0GS 19S,G14 Time I , , 130,8932 114 ...

... CORN EXCRANGE.-Apaor, 10. The unsettled st ate of affairs in the city, cau~es tlse trade in Grain tobe almost at aatand. The pricis of Wheat and otler Corn are nusiaried from this day wleek, anid ageneral stagnation; pervades the market, Wheat, e.5.Poison, pertr S. . Kent amil. Esstex . 4@6 ?? Norfolk ?? 48 Grey, 35 37. .Boilerli, 34 30 ?? 60 Beans ?? 20 33 Rye ?? 35 - Tick ?? 32 ?? . 2..2 26 ...

... THE FARAMERS' JOURNAL. lie CAITILE MFARKET.-This, lit the order of thne, woas our ire Great Markcet, and although in its appearance there wlas nohnyarticulairtp denoting this, yet waas It a welt supyplied C =arket At the opening also there seas anl airI of something ha0 tike activity, butl this soon disappeared, andi although upon the so saen nruienst t'/co ule'swsdnytlte AO It was a heavy ...

... A~CORN EXCHANdGE.-APati. 17.' wrlf This morning brought fresh up to market a t'erry Short sasppily Of of Iinglist Sam pies ; on' the whole the Essex Itrade for W~heat 7Pci Iomproi'cd about I s from loot quataiiono, butt Foreign itly met a tcr, maeqerole demand at toot week's vatee. Earli, weas fully di pe~' good as last week-, Oats twere held for firmn rates 'tithout, tZI Mq howverer, mneeting ...

... I' ng CORN EXCIIANGE.-Apezi, 24. 'St This snorssing there was a small supply of both Wheat avid 0 Spring C'orn, superfine samples of Whteat brought Is more ofMonetj, but -general quotatlions are ussehanged from, thit day mweek, soiil a moderate isgiqivalfor Foreign4. ThelBarley trade ofjounaltered. Oats hare made buta slack demand, the dealers Itcomplaining of want of trade in the country. ...

... TII E lfiAlRVE'RS' JOURNAL. CATTLE MARKET.-'7Throuin out of order ac our Mlarket is on the week of Good Friday, it has usualty a considerable effect onl its appearance and char-acter of supply ;-not so, Whowever, onl 7Tlursdao, when there waos a very good sul ply of n nit descrioptions of stock ; and aithough we cannot sac It was a fast market, and this mere especially as respects Sheep yet ...