... THE FARMER'S JOURN&L. EXETER MARKETS. T6 from CATTLE DMARKET.-This wves a largelY Supplied of I- maclist, there being many FsT, as ?? as MRAT? BULLOCKCS H. driven in. Beuiiness, hosever, wee not briskt, althousgh at thle Altti Close, of tlie former a fair sliisre lipd bcbn solad. With respect to for a prwitio, the qusotation of thle' precedling wecek was not eupported. tinle rid, however, is. ...

... CORN EXCHANGE.- We have but moderate osnisie of hiegl/ioe [Wheat, bid several cargoes lave arriled fromt the 3[ed:. lerraeanen ports, making a total cef 318,000 fioreign. Of Barley t,,c Englisah rrivals eonelince very large, and we hale ace ahbieolw,,ee, of Enylilol andl Irish Oato. The Wheat trade bus been ?? tc. day, (It Is. advance fromt deia (Tay week for good samolio Of English and free ...

... THiE FAMUNIE1S JOURNAL. I EXETER MARKETS, CATTLE MARKET.-ID this Market the ?? Of FAT BUoLLOCK ?? nost large, bet oufficetett for thle ilsiand, 81 anid thle qutotatrion at' tire precedinrrg weeelc oits scarcely s'otlp-otci, 7 twon very$ goril IO ireo-jil'r irl'l1 tile best is) tire 111111ot, El I -ateithitturr at 07 score tlhe'Turllorl, thle property iii'Mr. Ml~ti, Geens~ilatde, Of Stolke ...

... ?? - ?? . . .- . - The Grand Ball at Elliott's Ioyal Hotel, Devonport, in commemoration of the christening of his Royal R-lighimess tile Plrince of Wales, went ofl with great spirit. Thoe bell being uniler very distinguished patronage, upwards of200 of -he leading fashionables of the towns and ncighbourbiood were present. The elegant suite of rooms *which wias the scene of the evening's ...

... LONDON MARKETS, MONDAY, CORN EXCHANGE-The arrivals fresh upr tubs Mornling are tolerably good of .English Wheat. Of Barley and Oats uf, had largo supplies last week, and a coasiderabic arcissil this morning. 71hle leheat grade conatwues very laoyuicd, w,, Ile terms of( this day week. Barley it a slow sale. Onts are Ii,, innsi lower for all descriptions, except leavy~ dry Corn, ?? Bleanso ...

... LONDON MARKETS, MONDAY, CORN EXCHANGJE.-Having a short suppiyatof gi~l ?? at market to-day, land as it is impossible to haer en5 )regular trade in Foreign Corn with a liliding-scalt, the mill have bought Englisth Wheat More readily to-day at buly 1,, leek s prices; and in some instoances an advance of Is. per qr, lees Pseen obtained onflna snamples. There is also rather Mort doing i free, ...

... f.11I.I.Hi YARAEAIS JOURNA-11 6 EXETER MARKETS. UATTI'i',l' M'tAURVINT, Won w Ilit bit titiliicleuil oil gmian lolaluy openII it Iirlito tifu ittin I'air slisb gan wifbo failtg 'wieftl tin raopirl, tghtn vito', it nol tidt tilluie, ottO it i' VAT Ih11t11diiI4, winloiiatfitl fit $aboti U1 Scaorn viralil, viatur hotld far N4,10G. ?? 1tri, bitt %with raw prineal artlatn ginititilty tuna, aellii ...

... CHIELTENHAM! AND GL OUCUsTrisuslnE B.NIC.-TrNTH RPPoRT.-Tho profits being about 12 per cent. on the paid-up capital, after defraying all current expenscs and outgoings, tile directors recommend the usual Diiidend of 10 per centmin per annum. TIhe omonthly returin to the 6th inst. of the average aggregate amount of Promissory Notes in circulation in the United IKingdom, and of the average stock ...

... 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 ...

... THE FARAI L'RS JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS. CAkTTLE MARKET,-Tlsis was a ?? market, ther Sl being a goad supply 01' FAT BLttLOCKSO, as also tlmt thero were: among thent a few Superior anignale that fetche~d mare moneyti than any thiag we hand to report Iast weak As. lbr instonce, n.a superior TI-ces'wa, (about the best Iin the oarleot,) estimated at anl rallier Over niena acoar per quiarter, was ...