... THE FAR MERS JOURNAL ~EXETER MARKETS. e CATTLE MARKETu-.This was 'our. Great, and, a o read very description of stork, av.ery ]large Morkelt, but (lull B, ba h ?? late, ihforttenately for aill, been, we have not [ often' ?? in every resptect dullear than this. in tifith, , fer no dosecriptiotof' 'stock wais there sny-thing likie deleand, and to in some cases In which business -was effected, ?? ...

... TI-HE FARMER'S JOURNAL. *EXETERMARKETS. O CATTLE MARKET.-Thig was snot a large mnarket of tlb FAT IBOLLovics, but there were meore then suffiienest for thiss5 demand; indeed, there weres goed 11is irinse that rteedl these til~e whole morning, amid( tit tlhi close were turned- out unsold, not ietl sinigle biddinig braving been made for tlsem. In thle few smsles' 00 however, that were vffected ...

... CORN EXCIIAN(IE.-The supplies throoghout Iaa week were only vinderate of aet-ry description of colai, both Es'oylL'lh onfl Foreign, and IMe csupplj ?? uwas inconsidleruhfe. TO thin moonitgqn market thce arrival of samples mas short, sacdind ctescriptiatns of Wheat ioel a -ready sale on the teros of thfc, ly uteck. Ofther cltscriplions coithoul alteraftion. Barley folly mintialins fool ...

... |LONbON MARKETS, IMONDAY. CORN EXCPIANGE.-The Corn trade during last ueek remained very inactive both in rerard to demand andfluctuaoioen of prices. IWe have been blst moderately supplied for somune Uks past vitil every deacription of Grain, our Etkylish supplies being generatll esofi ned to the hoine counties, and our foreign frs II t, Baltic. To this morning's market the arrivals ...

... THFARER'S ) JOU.RNAL' EXETR ARETS. Wall attimnded marwt; there being a number' of Ouliaers present 2 both ifrom tle ?? and the West,' on IL eir.ws ?? Greiat Maclist go *hiW1161iO sln.I.a5 hitil.04j he fellowing day;- 2. WithIraIeI.t t- Far BeLcKhoev business was vearyi dWtl, ibutprlct, ijt9- w ii'iie thaii 1fore, in proof of TVlielhi liri may stale ~iat Mr~Sait'er efriiaiaieht.On the ...

... I CORN EXCHANGE.-The arrivals last week, both fro,, our owon ?? and from abroad, were abundant of erery descriptirt ?? and Flour, and the trade throughout the week rtv, lanuidl and 7Danling in; aieeity. W arc this morning ht moderately isupplied with sanplesxfresh up, and Wheals, nuleso for erey top qualities, are barely so yard as on this day wICk. The mtaltlig season being over, all ...

... EXETER MARKETS.. CTLE MA.RI(ET'.-T~iswvasa ary lar-gcly suppliedI marbat o all descriptions of S~cooxi, but we regret to add in ll respects ats dull. again aso 05r; indeed, in Sultue,it perfiet, contrast to that of the precedingwsyacl,-not becen in thera wcro Ilo dealers from the Oastwvard presanit, farthere we~re severail,ii h it chat the report of thoe state of tisings on the preceding day ...

... I LONDON -MARKETS, MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE.-We were well supplied thro1gl,01,j Iast week with every deocription of Grain, both Englis aeln Foreign, but the dessand ewntinuing moderate, prices asiraeed a downward tendency. The show of ?? fresh usp lo this laotrning's market was not large, antd the eu alily was absutla eud to that of last weeke. ?? generally realised the ?? of 1,,lt AMonday, but ...

... .H, FARMER'S JOITRNAL:-; ?? .. ?? .M AL .. . . . . ?? ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Bi EXETER, MARKETS.-.. the CATTLEi MARiET,-.Althue igh certainlyfnot so large B ;a meareet of FAT~ BUILLO&ICS DS on tile preceding-weOek, yet 'Vas ddz 'the~re a goed supply; as also that esoee of thea Bullorke were of apirime diticription, and, wvithl a fair ehare of businees dlone, we, frov have tb speak of better prices than we ...

... LONDON MARIKETS MOINDAY, I . CORN EXCI{ANG.E.-TWe continue week by week, to he cell supplied aith everyl description of Grain, but/i fromn our owen ouI forignpors or rrivalo lust wrek of Wheat amounted to :s uesual at this oea-ion of the year. To this mornisty's mnarket ith supplies are tolerssbly good of W~heat and Barley from the htavi, counties, but shokt of Bevais and P,,age. Superfine dry ...

... THEIFARMER'S JOURNAL. T45 EXETER MARKETS.lag - . ?? I CA~TTL E MA~limT.--Altfhbugh it the order of tiE, lit this waso the dily onl wh.iich our Great Mearliet fell1, Yet boing Oso Cflhii near tie Whitiam Pair, the stupply'of FATBlULLOCKS Was smell1; to 6i 4indeed, in numnber jiot a third of that ol'tho preceding wickel, and llitt not only wali buitsieltsa'iill, heit the utmost we can say, is ...

... THE, FARMER'S JOURNAL. EXETffR MARKETS. CATTLE MAUKETi-Thiis was not a large rmarket, aS indeed vras. scarcely'to bes ex~p~eted when it is considered that thle thir toak place 'only `'on the prdccdinja Wednesday, and thle exhibition of 'tia -DevsiifAgriiecnltiral Seciety, on thle preceding day'. Neither, as fssrt as the supply did go,. as business at iill brisk. With rugard, hosrever, to FAT ...