... TILE FARMER'S JOURNAL. EXETERMARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-rit this market there was a lag upyof FAT BULLOCKS, among which weare several drivn i by armrs;also a small let from thle Olttlarnpton I district; many in tile hands of dealers; and at lot itt' Irish. IThe's lait consisted of 17 from Cork, and loaded at Plvnontli, and tlecid'dly Ot~l best lot of Cattle that from (hae sister Country hoseo ...

... DEvoNosRT Town CouNeiL,-A vacancy has been occasioned in this Counuil by the disquallficatlon of Mr. Culling,, whohas become ?? a special meeting of this body on Friday last, on the motion of Mr. Beer, the propriety of the Mayor, Town Clerk, Aldermen, and Councillors appearing in official costume, at their own expense, was referred to the Committee for general purposes, after a division of 22 ...

... LONDON MARKETS, ITONDAY, CORN EXCHANGE.-TWo have this norning to note 55 ir- noderatestoipply of Wheat frunaEssex4- Suffolk, butlefron A'cst i last week, and fine descriptions of Wheat realizedl this dtty w prices, while inftrior, qtaliies QrP, a slow stile, and inusi i,, the turn lower. The asppty of Barley was tolerablty ?? a lk hafine desseripetiest sell at about the sante ,urio,' ha ...

... ProsPPze va0 T1uADE WITH CHINA.-Alretady the news of the ?? between this countrliy end Chine lies operated fiavoriably upon our mnerlete, giving at nset important stimuluis to the mairkets of Maneliester end Liver-pool, and a much improved feeling to that of Leeds. The new ports Opened, the respect which the limperial Government wvill bet likecly to show to British trade, time iecided ...