... THE FARhLER'S JOURNAL. CATTLE NMARiET.-Thts was a well supplied and t Isirgelyv supplied Markeot, BotchelerE, and Dealers fromn manly t plare's bosinsg, prrssilt wri i, at view to pa rihas', aind not only wits at very cousi~deraflda strolse of' business done. bit , as we shell show, with a pretty niain support of previouis prices for ili (le- soriptioilaiof StoolsEaAd in Fat Bollocks andt ...

... T'RADZ, COMMERChE, &c. Another serious failure was announced on Saturday, . the appreherilsion of which has fur the pest few weeks beoon Cc hlcagicg over the money market. The old-ustatclishod East Cc India-house of Cockerell and Co. has eupeinded payment Cc and although their liabilities are underatoflh to be below what Cr the public ?? geaerally have anticipated, they are still Cl extremely ...

... LOND)ON AIARKE'T'S-AMONDAY. CORN EXCIHANOU.-Jtur 24. Thitt itiotting thorn weas aI gnod oupply or Wheat'o fresh All), tile gctteralicnodition anttl quality ot ?? goodi. ']liw trode optedl~, ats wvttt expectetd, Nvitht brisklness, and tho ruillirs readily advantcted tlin foil noticedtt on this dlay wceek, ctoseqiteitly Eugliok, Wln':ttt swern 2,s to 3U dea'rer, atil it good demand exporiunnccd. ...

... THE FARMER'S JOURNA.L. EXETER MARKETS. EXETER MARKE'F -In thle msrlcet although the supply Of FAT BuLLo13,10 was not largo, yet were these generally of ii good order , anl the prices of the preceding weekc were fully eupported. Of BUTC119118' SasFEP, of a prime description, this show weet by no means large, and yet even, of those the beat lote wore not wholly sold, nor, for the huosines done, ...

... lLONDON MARXETS, MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE, -Avosuar 4. This morning there was a fair show of samples from the homi counties, and full prices wcere asked for Wheat; the demand, howeer, wa vet lagui, an prcescannot be altered for, eithr Eglih o Foeign soe sho~seerof the latter, demand, If aythngrater ighe raes. Baleysteadily supports .thc quoatins sothsthowver a exensvedemaud. Oats seliot ...

... EXETER 3fARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-As the market we last reported was of no ordinary importance, so did that of which we are now about to speak contrast strongly with it, in that it was most dull in its character, and the limited bosiness done. For this however our own markets of late. and the several well supplied Fairs that have so recently been held in this vicinity will probably fully account ...

... z'LO.NDO.-N: M.A.RKETS-M4&OtDAY.- OLD CORN E'XCHAN E MND , IfiUaT1. WEIRAT.Yerqr. . s. - j.ED e. Enjilioh~ White ?? 44: 52 ~ 40, 43 Rled ?? 40 48 SCtc. 3 42 Danzig ?? 54 ah.. l At12 leg Bitic,.Red.44oreign (per ton) £8 0%& 10 ls Russian ?? RApEsaxi. Polish Odass, . 44 48 English ?? 600 Common &c. 40 44 ?? ?? 2 40 Canad . 48 48 Foreign . 4, 50 United States ?? 50 AEEDCK. ?? 34 English ?? ...

... THE FARMERS' JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETSi CATTLE MARKET-The show of Cattle was small as is usually the case on the market day immediately following the fair. Business however-may be teemed-rather brisk, and on the whole it was a selling market. Of Bullooks the supply was scanty, prices ranging at from 8s to 9s per score. Calves were about 5id per lb., but there wore not many driven in. Sheep also ...

... THE FARMERS' JOURNAL- . EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-This was our Monthly Great Market, and most worthy to be SD designated, such was the amo'ntof stock driven in. This too consisted of Fat Bnf!ocks; Stgre Oren, Steers, Barren Boeilers, and a good supply of Sbhe;, divehile as regards sompe descriptions this was very cons(derasblo, in all a good stroke of business was done, and thefla ...

... THE FARMIERS' JOURNAL. ?? . ?? EX NTE ,AIRKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-So large was the quantity of stock -exhibited here that it presented''ore the appearauce of a well supplied Fair, tlni that of a merely ordiciaiy, ,markct. Would that *e could say business was in the like proportion, but which wvas far 'fron :heiu .the case, the cause which probably wich impaled so large ans amount on this mart, ...

... THE FARMERS' JOURNAL CATTLE MARKET.-Although only a market in the ordinary wealy course, and not equal in magnitude of supply with that of the preceding week, yet was this again an important market. It is true certainly the supply of Beef was not large, but the fact that really well-made-up and prime Bullockas will still fetch something like a fair price became more completely established, as ...

... LONDON MARKETS.'; C .9ohN -1; XCnANGEE' Friday, ;Di6be9i 31,' I83O'-.-The su'pply Mo4G~ili this iveek was,'exiagl'y nwderate ¢7the -iavlggthipn of the ?? hb'eing v nidz near1y, free rfemoq inter' ilpii iajn. ii '4ffineuerce 'of the' chauge in the weutbier; the trad wa rtund'lit oII~ Wle'at mieets aia i~e a~dlelae trade wa I~i~l , on '~thr teier e'ran ti'an on v i4ondhdy; iad 'Bn'l le;' Biis ...