... . TIHE FA3I'ER'S JOUTRNAL. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE TJARKET.-As far as regards B~ULLOCKS there wan a rather large stupply ia this marliet, btii Willh fow among thornl that esald bo designaald tirst~rate ?? senint Insitness twne very tutll, indeed at into minthe,t ?? or tie itest Bahlocki shiowu still remainet unisoldl. As far, howevetr, its atiles did go, ?? may mention flint a coupis of Oxr.x, ...

... TIIETFARIVIER'S JOURNAL. I EXETER.MARKETS. CATTLE MARKETg-This was not onlyavorysomall, but one of the quietest markets we hava seon for a considerable time, There were but few F.r BULLocKs, and the business doie in tbese was at frorn Os. to IOs. per score. Of B3ITcHE nsR' CALves Ithera were fully sufficient, although nothiog like the number enhibitod on til preceding -eek; and these met a ...

... On the night of Friday last, the Austrian frigate, Bellone, arrived in tile Sound, having on board the Arch- dukie Frederick of that country. Sunday morning, his Imperial Highness landed at the King's Steps, Mount Wise, wisere a guard of honour was stationed to receive him. The Archduke first visited the Port Admiral, Sir David Mlile, Bart., ?? at his official residence, and then proceeded to ...

... TRADE, COMMERCE, &o. TuE Cunniiav.c-(From ?? to Banhtners')4 We have no doubt thnt! somethintg will be done rodatilog to Boltsss tint Cttrrency ill tile nssst session of Parliament; Sir R. P't14 tilmost declared ouch to be the determinantion of thoa GoevotiritsPi in lisa nswoer to Mir. Charles Wood'e (the Into Chasirmeno of tlit Select Commjittee on Banks of Issue) etsqiiry concertning tloiri ...

... TRADE, COMAIMECE, &c. By tice American Tiariff, ?? Coloured cottonls, of c inlferior quality,*aro'in offect prohibited; tis lebn'e'ostilig loss than 8d sterling per yarl wvili at any time sell for cost and charges. Cloths and ICersoymeres pay 40 per ceit Silks pay according to weight, and will run from 20 to 40 per cont. on tlie cost. Pins.O to 60 per cent. Iron from, l5 to 65 per cent. ...

... f14ONDON MARKETS, MONDAY, CORtN IIXCIANGEl.-To thi.. iorinioy's market than ?? of I/nylish, samples frcnlh lap) tns'o moderate Qz` 11hentl, arolp,., Grain. W~heats hove' beert taleten off iowre' freely than on hi/a, I, /r wtorch, but, pr/ceo; have und/ergone no improventetnt. tair? ,y ha,, inot (a Jiair demand (it the raleo of Ithis day week. r;0,h Owa . ?? I a Iolereablij free sale, at at ...

... The Archdeacon's Court was held at Plymouth on Friday, when diyine service was performed at St. Andrew's Church. Prayers were read by the Rev. C. A. J. Smith, Curate of St. Andrew's and an appropriate sermon was preached by the, Rev. John Allen, Rector of North Huish; the Rev. Gent's text being taken from the 4th chap. of the second epistle of Timothy, Ist and 2nd verses, There was no charge ...

... LONDON MAMKETS, MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE.-To this ;nor-;jjss g's market the sisppj fres sepwasfairof ssexaod enlsh Weat, and the desna,t,, beig tlerblygoo (ltiaghnotso reeaslast week), has caused priso o etfasn C Itge he ,ithut ltrat~nfromt this day we,k. 21w uppy o Baleyfreh ip i god, ndt the trade, as wcill, Whea, nt s fre a ths dy wekhutprices are uappostel Oatsnraunaterd i prie, inedesrilions ...

... NORTH bEVON. BIDoeooo.-The Corn Market was fully supplied with Wheat, and the articles fetched about 3d. per bushel upon the averago beyond the prices or last market day. Barley is in great demand, Maltsters that were generally short of stocks of Malt hsve cornmenced operations, and we hear that the New Barley works well, and that Maltasters give new samples tho preference to working ol1 ...

... :h ?? J AL TH-E FARMER'S JOURNAL. cATTLE M)ARKET.-Inithis ?? tse Supply was o9gei1 of a. ItinlitLd dlo~rription, bilt evoii these were mu'e then sufficiont for the domoand. A really good article, liwawoor, is thiss woy is not less worth, althsoisgl for inferior qoalities low otirms are ucerssarily submitted to. An isseteoce or tiwo, however, will probably bo tlie most Satisfactory mode or ?? ...

... THE : ie: .S ?? | 2RME, R i,77' ?? ?? E5XETE.MAR~kETS. lie :M CATft4L-MAiiicrT-T`hia was nota large, niat hot of F~-Ar llu.Looai,'Ad these welre on arae iha full support :thre Bullock ,.were SCold,for -£16. a piicei-naP t6 luck, or 10', pcr scoue, and so ogsiim, a lot, of four:`Hnoeiens,.-OuO if them estunated ata 8scre tim qIpurter',nid-tie. otliere, at aboutg80score Mi the6 B,0ll61k, were ...

... CORN EXCHANGE.-Tlce secpplies of English W~i,~ esclicece small, but the inferior quality/ and condition. prevent hi, metting a free oato. There is, however, more buecieesa 'iiojy, *foreiqinfree Wheal than -we knve karl lately ; prices bull, 1t cecillers and puce-hasers are fllly maintaoined for all e¶el, Ile o eatiose to, hare a slow salt, for Florur, tit late prices. i fires Barley the ...