... numbers, the general hoariness of trade is not easily explained. Mutton has advanced, nd is in dexuxand. Veal is also estremely short, and full rate s ore cealieed for those on offer. Pork firm. EXETER MARIKETS,-FRIDAY. C.xrrLE.-SuottIl supplv good demand. ...

... LOND6ON MARKETS-M3ONDAY. It - ?? CON EXCANGE, ONDAY, - MiRCa 14. bay FFROM TIE1 TIME5.1 Aft Last week's supplies were generally short. Exports 15 the qrs. wheat, 115 qrs. oats, 5 qes. maize, 96 cwt. flour. Eng- an( lish-wheat, 5,320 qrs.; foreign, 9,743 qres ...

... Monday town millers reduced the top price of town flour to 40s., at which it stands. MIaize, 210 qrs. This grain, from the short supplies, advanced fully 61. per qr. British barley, 2,352 qrs.; foreign, 2i6 , qrs. Though malting sorts were no dearer, foreign ...

... Journal has interesting and instructive article, descriptive of the Wire Tramway system. give the following short extract: —There are now several short lines of this singular overhead tramway at and others in oourae of construction. One, opened last year ...

... supplies mere moderate. Exports, 98.5 qrs. L awheat, 109 qrs. oats. English wheat 6,445 qrs. and l 14,183 qrs. foreign. With a short supply of fresh samples I from Essex and Kent, soles were slowly made at Is. to 2a. ca per jr. advance on last Monday's rates ...

... burnt to the ground. The mill was erected about ten years ago, was five stories high, and contained between thirty and forty thousand spindles. The fire, which originated in the top story, is supposed to have been caused by the overheating of one of the cog-wheels ...

... with every stoker dead; several others have suffered severely, and nearly all that have passed through tell the same dismal story of distress. An international exhibition of fans at South Kensington will take place shortly. France will be well represented ...

... unworthy son got lilterty. Under the c.rcumstances the Chief Constable was instructed to liberate the prisoner finding the story told by the mother was accurate. The Contagious Diseases Act. — A deputation persons who are seeking to obtain a repeal of ...

... me« at three o'clock on Sunday morning. An extraordinary story was then told by person named Eli/.abeth Simpson, who lives in a house some feet from Marshall's house, and the bearing of this story on the facts of the case will seen at once, for, taken in ...

... further reduction. The general run of trade is slow and heavy, and a clearance will not be made. Our foreign supply continues short, and there is little or no difference in prico to note here, nearly all on offer being cleared. Mutton is lower, both Egglish ...

... amount of business wee done at a rise of fully 3o. to 4s. per qr. Tiasra was no malting barley on the maricet, grinding was in short supply and met Si a firma trade at about former prices. Oats cams sparingly to L hand, and busines was toierably active at ...

... was impossible for auy ! policeman to act more meritorious!v. I The Results of Perseverance.—The South London Press tells a story uuswerving perseverance. About four years ago eccentric per>onage, who follows the pursuit of bird-catching, purchased a small ...