... Ind FARMER'S JOURNAL EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-Thls heig the day of the Great Cbristmas Show Msrket-(of ~vblch an account appears in another part of this Paper,)r, it has seldom happened that any a amount of Live Stock has ,been driven in. Thli day, however, 'Wig an exception to what has bitherto been pretty generally the custom in tthis respect, as ?? fairly supplied both with FAT ...

... TRAD)E, (COMMERCE, &c. The English Funds havO been heavy for the last few days, in the almost total absence of anv business; and the appearance is still gloomy, the quotations to day being uear c per cent below those of last week. It is difficult to m miunt for this depression, except upon the sulipposition that the specilaltion in RailwaV Shares has begun to operate prejudicially upon the ?? ...

... Onnw- .O T I NDAY- LONDON01 -4At]hs CORNECiHA NOBR, Sol 3I~ This morning the-re was a fair ?? fresh up from Essex. and Ssseolk, but not much from !.0i'qt, and prices; have ranigedllrin at the Priece of this day week), l!dinsmeisance a ?? advance has been obtained. Bariklf commands a stoo saleforimmdiae san ts, at siteady rates. The Oat trade is fully as goell for all sorts, and there has been ...

... PLYMIIOUTH, DEVON'PORT, &c. Cnptrin Sir William Symonds, surveyor of the nasy, arrived here on an official visit Fi iday last. Commander Thomas Burwood, R. N., of Cobourg-street, Plymouth has been granted the Out-Pension of Greenwich. The Fly, 18, surveying-vessel, Captain Sir Henry Blackowood, was spolren by a merchant-ship on the 20th Sept., in Torres Straits, lat, 10.20 S. long. 134.4 E., ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...