... LONDON MARKETS-MONDAY. CORN rxcrIIANGlR,.-Jui.Y 31. 'Ilhig nmorning th ere, woo a good supply fresh up of both Essex sind Kentislf Wheats, the trade fee. which opened firn. Theic oni. cettled state of the weather indiucedt the millers to give higher prices for Wheat, anid from Is to 2s more onusuy than -ai this day week was, obtainable.'. Foreino WVluat was held firmly, lint the transactions ...

... EXETER MARKETS. CATTILE MARKET.-Thts was by no mneans a large narket, e while its character was anything rather than that of activity I In businevss-indeed the progress of wfshce was very slow. Notwithstanding this however, every descriptton of stock was full asmuch worth, as our detailed statement which follows t wilU show. Haggling also as was the stature of many of the t transactions, yet ...

... EXETER MARKETS. CATTLEI MARKET.-This was a largely supplied and fine market; indeed there was a good show of Beef, and though this was not vholly sold out, yet was there afair stroke of business done, as also that previous prices were matNtained. Among the Fat Cattle left unsotd, were sonme Oxen from north-west Devonfor which S2O a piece was asked. Willt respect to Fat Sheep, some lots of ...

... [ LONDO.N MARKETS-MONDAY. CORN, HXCHtNGE.-4oeunTii j Thu ofminj the show of sitles hesh- Ua lare f Ifrent Kent, faifrftin Rum and Bnfik;i mof Boing Car *en defident. The mailerlabotght What Very hslf ie i Pieta it this day weekL and soe quastity reilaed tno-ltat the due., Fi B I aley''aafully padear, with eeeln. Th i trai dred tourcla ferimrlate wifat Maa tt9' Of buasheas he. heen Maunl at ? ...

... EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-This was a market that was generally well supplied with the different descriptions of stock, -ratber short of Beef certainly, but still even with this enough to satisfy the demand. While some prime lots of Sheep again remained unsold, the owners requiring for prime Wethers Gld per lb., which the Butchers demurred to give. The supply of Lambs,-Fat and Store,-was ...

... LONDON MARKETS-MONDAY. * CORN 'EXCH{ANGE.-AUGUST ?? The continuedaunfavoturabloestate of the weather for allharvest operationss since Friday last, and the general nature of therei'n, in almost all parts of the country, baa caused the trade to advance to-day for all descriptions, of produce. Of Wheat there wies a fair supply fresh 'tip, with a somewhat limited arrival of Sprivg Corn, the ...

... T I'H 'X'A R BMER18' JOI'.R NAL AJ . . . _ . . .. . . EXET ER MARKETS. CATTLE MA ERET.-This was a well supplied market of the several descriptions of Fat Stock; indeed largely so with Beef; but moderately only withi Store C&ttle. As to the former, the supply was not sold out, ailthough in prices tbe difference between this and the preceding week was only of a very minor description. As to ...

... EXETER SHARE LIST,-AunrST 22, 1848. AMIOUlNT RALA. PAID DIVDND. PER sIt. rAILWAY9. PER sU. PER ANN X5 0 Aberdeen ?? i50 -per c., L00 Bristol and Exeter.. 85 4-t 33J 1 ?? 25 4 - 50 Caledonian ?? 50 Nil 10 I Preference ?? 21 7- 50 Chester and Holyhead . , 47. 4 - 50 Cornwall ?? & 4 _ - 20 Eastern Counties ?? 20 4 - 10 new Oper cent. 5 0 ¶t 25 Exeter,Yeovil and Dorchester 2 - 10 Exeter and ...

... PLYMOUTH ANiD DEVONPORT. The. Earl 'and Countess of Morley and Family have returned to their residenee Saltram. On Tuesday they were present at the race-course dtuing the greater part of the afternoon.' The third premium of b0 offered by the Committee acting for the Small-Pox ?? :Hospita' EHighgate, Tear London, for designs, for this important 'building, has been- awarded to Mesrs. Hamilton ...

... AT length the scales are beginning to fall from the eyes of the fiee-traders, and the lamnina being par- tially removed, their vision is gradually brightening, and the more honest of them to their great surprise discover, and to their credit avow, that the protection- ists were not the horridly selfish creatures they were represented to be. It is, ,aw ascertained, after a monstrous evil has ...

... .O D N _ ; ,, : . . .- ARo, K.ET-S. . ?? _ -1 -. MOPD A- Y - LO-N-RON: MIARKETS M--DAY. OLD CORN EXCHANG3E, -MO.N. D'y, AYU ?? 21. Very heavy rain set in again this morning, and' the accounts from the country are very desponding. At the openieg of the inarket thers was great ex.citement, and aa considerble advance demanded on all grain. The supply of Eiiglish Wheat was short-mast of the ...

... LONDON MARKETS-MONDAY. aOLD CORN EiXCHANGE, MONDAY, AUoUAr 28'. t. W ATr yer. qr. s. ?? LINs*ED, oer 4Y& . S.; it Enlih 'White ..63 70 Aliditerranean . 40 44 * , Red .. . 57 ~63 Baltic . . 1;4 I ?? LtNszxn OAxs. 13 ?? E9iaglishs (per I,000, 3b, ?? ..62 07 ?? imt £2 los Baltic,.lRed ?? .. E ea Foreign (per tdn):&S.~8 '£9'los Russian'.. ?? 15 PoihOdessa. . 53 so English ?? 60 Common, &Cc. . 48 ...