... ; THIJ FAMER'S JOUNAL EX&ETER MARKETS; thatdid erodit~to tho farmns ow whielui tto audbo ets weroonethatreahedtispug~e! ~leeu hadben rcod, t latea. :Ameng 1.1, beat shown weere two rn Srliosi q the jirpery f Mi. John Mertiner, ?? Barton,, Psdores hs wvore totinested at 413 scare thwbuiloile, eutdtewiobu ?? -Barlyon, of, 'this city'. bs oici elia 4L.eirl 31ar Lcr. ?? elso ?? t t 1,a sacore ...

... TILE FARMER'S JOURNAL EXETER MARKETS. CATrT.n UMnrrer.'In this rkneiot there was a good supply,. ant PAT BluLL0oe6 fetebed Gmr Os. trid to iok. od. per score. BuTerHais CgFvob, wore friom iid; to Pid., 'svith tfewepriml artieles reiaching to dd. per lb: With respectto SHnin, theboeot WETltica feth-ed from Ad. t O d.; ditto Ewss, from 6d; to 6id. per lb. Coarse Srhoop, how ever, iero not so ...

... TIl FA MER'S JOUNAL.I EXETER MARKETS. COrrr.cC MMtIoITt'r-TU LhIi imiriut 0hu supply Litlit' fA lU i,. ~oo its wais Small tilduud, butt flu' it Lill thuit viuru drivon hi friuts thu 't'viisiuul liotriut, ivuokd Itovo buc rotunur~tubly So,, sud kiltogotheir is plaint ]lot. Nor of tisiso s01,old 00 iu ourY thu quoo. to~ittot highor thus) fruit So, Olii to As., Oki. hu' soouclor u ur htuis ...

... 1tON]) IN - - - ?? - - - ~h ,,e coofths oj eek ed,, ~ Vin, AWirmldhi'at e1, 000 ,tr butof1o e upiisorantL beit#,opily redution Zilc Oatscary 18OOOlln~orobat.ver.9 modeiratt fran'otherports , Ol Oas and fing heavy now idi u Inras~ voc 0 eo an d epic, p' ahrtwrterms' * i,(ra(o are a siode ehal~e ~d nh ~ fa~ limtedotn~ad ithatany matcrrai alteratonW CCe` Whont a~~~i ; n Pao ' 'Prq.n *Keotin~ ...

... CORN EXCHANI3EL-We are agains this V1osr1bis ott supplied witlh English Whesst, and so little disposition is showa,,, to purchase, that thes Stands remanta nearly the5 satme (is 5t jsrf openisny. It is somewshat difficult tunder thes'e eircumdatness Is, note. the sdeeline on this arliele,-the fetw aaoflples taken i(ffarere~p. perhapto fromn ?? to 5s. per quorter helous last klanilay quo stalis ...

... THE FARMER'S JOURNAL. CATTLE MARKET.-This in the order of time was our Great Market, and there was alarge supply, but as respects business, and this too in all descriptions of Stuck, we have scarcely before witnessed any thing so dull. As regards FAT BULI.OCYS, certainly in ens or two instonei Us ad per score was obtained* but for the few that were disposed or the more general prices were ...

... . LONDON MARKETS, NoAM ?? I A I I. dCORN EXCHIANGE Ja.e 1.. . ?? 0 Thre supply Of BEnglish Wheat at Ih`omrl0' mrc short, the trade exceedingly, heavy, CO1 Moalesgcs mnush diffaclly, on about the sure, lena. aol Ia. . It cede11 IC met with a moderate demand, se re to a ay O. Pot heavy deseripelions, at Olts. to .3,ts. per q.ita France. Barley usan be nted Io. tbiqg,~e ,.O ~0 board, continusoe ...

... 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, ...

... TME FARA4ER'S JOURNAL. CATTLE, MARKET.-Tlsis was not a largo markeet, bitt still it woos not without features of importaneis, since it gave evidence of a retnrn to a more regular order of things thau have for senveral weelt', (liring thd preparation for and celebration of Christmnas, prevailed. If price silso be regarded. ernd this lay's proceodings may he held as a criterian for thre ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON MARE'4S, ! - . i . . CORIN EXCHANGEi.-tFr osaa .faer 8eeplsty , IV, fes e anto hi Poane nretteass eas Paer,qI of nt, and radex .ea. been 5 toleabl ?? 31 a ?? da ?? .1olc 62 ?? fo good 0gersej 36-,5 Wheat, - i. e, Pets, Per1 ?? 3 Barley ~23 25 dso~pti.,o ?? -Fles ?? 30 00 Pald,1 ?? 08 F- Peas . 1 - ~ ?? t GENERAL AVERAGE PRICES OFCOj~ N WVhuot-ANvge.6i 1t; eto~ee2,&~5ieet5 Baeritev, &e ? ...