... LONDON MARKETS-MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE.-JurEA 19. Fsesh tlp tbi5 morning, thec receipts of Eng6bllWbeot ceastwiso, as well as by land carriage and sample, were on a very moderate scale, and the quantity oil offer was comparatively small, owiag to which the increased attendance of millers (most of whom were short of stock,) and to the firmness with which the foreign iim. portations were held, the ...

... THlE FARMNIES' JOURINAL. EXETER MARKETS. CAM'LE MARKET.-T'hIs bore more thC elppearavce of a Fair than ane ordinate, Icekly ?? t, ftioo ti/e greal OtVtratCy atid quattli/b iystoc. / I.hut wlos drtivent In, alol muntch too oJ this remarkabtc fbt its fineness and quailly. As tI Fat Btllocks, further proof was alf;lrde/d I/tn, 5s Jitm tit leasl,-/htsroughliy proof and 7;prne Bijulocks cotlnaand a ...

... LONDON MARKETS-MONDAY. in. CORN EXCHANGE.-Juex 45. id, The arrivals fresh up this morning was goad of English Wheat it fromn all the liome counties, sod, added to the late abundant ty. sapplies of foreign, nmade a good show of this grain at market. Of tat Spring Corn, except Barley, thero wssn little frs a It but the of deniand for all kinds was exceedingly limuited. T'he m1rl leswre si low ...

... EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE NIARKET.-T'his woas our Great and finely suypplcd Market. Phere wrere also Presewt several dealers front the eastwvard, whose presence Is ever cheering, and eho'had aeole here irith a desire 'to do that stroke- of business ehich. 'they were enabled to effect, and which enables ?as also to say, thal pretty well all the best things were sold. As well as the miost activ and ...

... LONDON M--ARKETS-MONDAY. I CORN EXCIHANGE.-JuNE 2.. ?? mernihg tthdre wab frsh 'up a moderate homy of Wheat ' from the be am countieso the finestsaniples realised flly~as much , money,but foreign and low qualities of English were fnot dearer and at slow sale. Barley, unless offexed cheap for feeding purposes, ,ct ^'ery little attention. Thr dcplers b'ougl Oats very sparingly at altogcthcr ...

... LONDON MARKETS-MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE.-Jusit 20. This morning, the Show of, samples fresh up to market was, en thea whole, limited. W~heats hare asnoine tmcurreacy of it this day wek, tnd a good clearance effacts'd; for foreigs, The demand ?? somewhat clow, but in'tho sales made firm p rices must be noted. Barley lhes found a fair denitand, particularly for 1thu 11ner descriptions, and-ati ...

... EXETER MARKETS. 23 CAMI'E MARKET.-Not so large certainly at 00 the preceding week, but yet was this a weltlssppilied miarket. :tS Business, however, was scot brisk ;-indeed, tict some respects byestremely tagging, and at the cltose'lniore than could hove been, by wisedrenamed unsold. Of Fat Buttocks the numvber was it- not great, and if we cannot repeat the figures we were enabled he to employ ...

... LONI)ON MARKETS-MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE.-MAV 29 This morning theme was a fair supply of Whleat, fresh Up fron Essex and Suffolk, the trade of whirls woo slow, and to effect sates Is lower from this day wveek sens Submitted to. Barley dull, and the turn tower. In Oats but little lousiness has been done at shout Friday's prices. Ileans of all kinds found ready Sale at fully Isto 2s more mousy. ...

... EXETER MARKETS. CAILE MARKET.-This was again a largely supplied market, but sve are unable to speak of it in similar cheering termis to those ve employed last week. Fat Bullocks, indeed are in& n10 great quantity, and these sell for about as much mnoney. Bult Sheep were on miserably dull sale, and for the limited amo unt of business done, previous prices were not obtained. Store Cattle also, ...

... EXETER MARKETS. CAWf LE MARKET.-This morning was marked by a heavy and continuous rain, zith the wind S.E., and the supply of stock and attendance of persons coas small. Business too was dull , indeed in sone respects extremely so, the neighbouring Pairs having in no mean degree supplied Butchers oeith Fat Stock, whilefor Store Cattle there was scarcely a disposition soonifested to speculate. ...