... TIHE FARMER'S JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MltAKETT.-Froin retlros frons Northmolten, Bamp- ton, and other Fairs, therm seas in this market a goad show of Far JtItLOCI;B, ndll Tlier bl ?? is115ileSS dotIe. The figuire, loiorirer, wns loea, jadd, ill 0 respseot cchibitilog say hlproro- moelt onu the rates of the preoiling seeolr, as, if there vans no aistaee !II the ?? of oeight, a vory bshr ...

... LnoNo M ET- S, -ONB 9E B~ hloa Out moderate Ltabundant. Irliumts commaned thw prsees If this day seekj~ *qualities, boot other storts are rather. dull. FieBrt 1e ~ ladssd ollbll'i terms, loot infcrior are a slow Qa s d owr. Batsle.White Pease are, 28.loe .4 adty Juothr Grain no varot/an. Flooer.r Ho, d It a ~larye arrivial /American Boads.Ne' d ha, s s rs, Per Qr. S Kosntand:1Easen * 6070 ...

... In the Harmony, from Quebec: Holmes & Co. 9 pes oak, 35U pieces plan, 32 pcs birch timber, 23 hunds deals& deal ends, l4cordslathwood In the St.George, from Newfoundland: C. Bennett, 393 casks train oil, &c., 112 quistals cod fish; Order, f1 casks traie oil In the Congo, from Africa: Messrs. King, 25 tons barwood, I ton ebony, 273 casks palm oil In tile Courier, from Belize: H. West, 200 logs ...

... NUMSIBI. Calves . 26 PRICES. Ileasts .. .. 104, Asses .. .. 3 I Beef, percwt. 475. Sheep .. - 2i2o Pigs .. . 263 4uttonper' 4. . Horses .. IS Suckingditto 6 Pisper sc. S. Od. 9Lo BRISTOL CORN EXCHANGE. s. da .d.S.d English Wheat, per im. Malt, pale, per bush. S 0 bushel.. s7 6 8 0 brown ditto 7 6 0 Irish ditto. ', 0 7 6 Beans, ditto 5 6 1 WeIsh ditto 0 7 6 Oats,potato, per '9. 10i 1altisig ...

... I rade, Commerce, and MVanufactu res. The Manchester Guardian, of Wednesday, gives a more favourable report of the trade of that town. In the market on Tuesday, considerable more business was done than during the preceding week, but without any improve- _ ment in price. The orders for goods from the United States B are increasing. B A return of the imports, deliveries, and stocks of c Sugars ...

... ' BANKRUPTS-FRIDAY. Catherine Chard, Liverpool, china dealer, to surrender Nov. 10, Dec. II, at the Clarendoan Rooms, Solicitor, Booth, Liverpool Joseph Crouch, Toxteth.park, grocer, Nov. 10, Dec. 11, at the same place. Solicitor, Cornthwaitc, Liverpool Mlary, Jame-, & Roht, Law, Rochdale, flannel.manufacturers, Nov. 17, Dec. I l, at the Commissioners' Rooms, Manchester. Sol. Smith, Clsancery ...

... MA1ETZ INTELLIGENCE LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-MONDAY We had amoderateshowofwlieat to-day from the hamane cen the rates of this day week osereobtaised, but thedesoand has bhe,, 1l; slew; the samne may be said of foreigis. Sulperdne parcels of barley sell at the same rates, but all other sorts are diffcult' to1144 of. e anE dgrey peas thesame as lat weaki ot while to qr. cheap~er. Thaere has been on ...

... 1 , OAY. ~IO1 li~O NG~-S le' hav Ca Rood eapply of Whitt Ile1hiwss'stt 'i Ti-rketi and fair aita ozls O kind, Corii *theats arelfull 2*. per qtr. l hnt ef h yria Ffuec.arlyk istlljr.eapeir; otherrdeipaone 2. Week tnas deareri. Beans ef both sorts *eady. Whictr V e' us loier, HolioPease without alteration. Flour it a vrrrtj t 00 q hea411t. , a ' . a . P Pee r Osl. KCItnand Bsqe, . 5264 Wh ite ...

... :TWE. F. At ,1; 1: i A. ' ! ?? hal heavy, ramn,,ardleu og~5 oL atsg hsg ~h~ribllt j tu1e !f)T 351L05 a~lsr~lxrpO~, whit soes wo r thee earesetimtedat I sorethe., butliockl iepro sold'lor, 4 ice rO.lI.prsoe'I obuerinetss e a ?? , scrw~e ulae soethree or fru iyatce, t rcsta oum o iv ebsced Per purer Wcare, h ahtto.s ul n tire ete qirotat.is ori Ibsevway ?? .t s prer.Fe suptlrmed, ...

... PLY-MOIUTH, IE..VONPORT, &c. Joseph Collier Cookwortby, Esq., was on Monday re- elected Mayor of Plymouth. Letters have been received from H.M.B. Wanderer, Corn. Newman, dated Ascension, 15th September, all welL The Wanderer had taken six prizes, and was re- fitting ahen the letters left. Lieut. King, of the Persian, who had taken passage to Ascension in the Wanderer, for the benefit of his ...

... I __ REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN- TRADE. [From the Mark-Lane Express, November 9.) The arrivals of wheat from our otn coast have again been small, only 3034qrs. having come to hand during the week; this may, however, in some measure be owing to the state of the weather, having within the last few days had a succession of heavy gales from the eastward, by which the Kentish and Essex Hoys may ...

... MARKET, ZNTZLL'XGENC V.. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-MONDAY We continue to be moderately supplied with EngliSh wheat but the condition of the sa nlples at market this morning not being 50o 20d as it has been, has caused our millers to purchase sparingly, and a de cline of Is. to 2s. has taken place on English wheat. Foreign whbat sells slowly without change iu value. We have a dull trade for fdoat ...