... TlHlE FARAIER'S JOIRNAL. EXETER MARKETS. CATTYX MARKET.-This was 01cr Crect, anod mnotwiith- standtini mthe Fair belog on near at litntccit ?? mullrlet ii- btii,iec-s lhoweoer wits Cesteetllel limit, aoll or ?? It1 r lIoC n, scemedi amonlg Iii' tbest articles we're rigmil driven h-om ut ced, I, tIi tar thlotcen litoor il15 tilers hd lol'or of it iecoip~iont titeY were at( Ieal nil Inclined ...

... I I' CORN EXCIIANG 10.-rhc supply of Wheat from Esisex atilt .Slolktfresh sopt to this morning's rnarket was very short, and sobes bove betin oliosly, made at or decline of I8, per quarter. iisrlcy has oi.'t Ol modoerate dlemand (it pricesfll Is. below those of hil lv ecek. Oids hsveemcet a x10w sale,, batl all dec'sriptionx ase h0..1l~l flyit at looit je../sk.s price's. Beans andt While ...

... CORN EXCHANGE.-To this morning's market the sohw of comptc, uwcc ery emall, part enlarlli of Whleat, which article han impiroiedt in v'siue 2s. per qr. for Ongliohk and Iii.for Foreign, wit/i a hetter satill foar thin loller description. In Baoley sre con unte no iidvancee; tile Irode boo been rather sotom, at toot weeks Plrieeo. Fine deeeriptionii of Otto are hrtd at tind maintatin flrin, ...

... The present wieek has been ene of continued and even increased duilness in thle Mooney Market, eind in ali the principal departmients of general trade. An appearance of the greatest stagnation is the charaictcr of the Money Markcet, excepting only the English Feuines, which continue firm at the extraordinary prices which leave bcen attained ;but in tirose natureally mere desirable muodes of ...

... THE FARAIER'S JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS. C ATTLH AIARKETo.-Tlhis was not at large but a still Well-supplied Miatrket Of FiAr Bveeroeq rnas also that these I were onl garl oslo, mnd this too wvith imn~rrrvemnerrt'in price. Onl this icend however, ear reaileors Shall themsealves ho jwlgcs, onr r1 Inty heimg to ascertain, and supply there wuih frets fire that 5' pn~rpnsc. This then Mr. War. ...

... I I.( )N )ON) N MARKETS, MONDAY. CMISN EXCHANGE.-T~da0 ntoioquu tbe show of PWht'n $,1t9 Itj.a otl', t.rlst, mooderate, ailthough rsther larger thtan latw Nild~y and the Millers lave bought loitrohigyfrelit, at prices- I wi'thst tIiteratol,, frttto this, di's itett. ?? ainjiptr of Barley1, fbe, lrt? , adt~tt a .(ujf stile, ettl fal prta. tt other xorta (re ttiioyto-l-e ott,adettit!,. Tile ...

... LONI)ON MARKETS, MONDAY. CORN EXCHIANGF.-To this morningas market the sopply qf ' TV hrt fr, .h up tr,no, the hom couanlti-s fras very a,,noll, hut hinter of Spir~in (7600 of all d,'oeriptions. Wlwheat have been taken notr ?? at I&, prier.s okf this dal ztcek, and tia aome i-ian'st-o qw),abomt~,, ht,or nat ties, supported. The arrival atIl' Rarky(ps ,, ?? tithr! r-,part to he large, bat a ...

... T I FA.F Eitu'.7tTi U.S EXETC: MAKRETS. C'ATTl . - ; --hIn tli lillo r'limpct 2s22tshlii a I 2l2 222 arF2222? 11 F.11 ? %! \\ I iF 22 il, ed t.lo1 SI' 22 ) Fl 2' I,: 2l5e or oi,%. !1,: u ill olne oee~lla tcl-1110.2 . S22ill ,,,i I olF' i. 22221 1w: 42, 12' qldfu SCl iv i-lilt. bllt II 11. t11]:1l m\l~ ro uk I fli i w [; 1lo d.,oi J, :\1. illce ,1l~lllt~ ?? li, l!i 111\ildl ?? ! i t~f1wli: ...

... THiE FARMER'S JOURNA.L. CATTLE MARK(ET.-This was a small Market, very fusw Butlelsok being drivost it', endt such of these as were sold, weore tit low figures. Indeed we onay mention thot Mr.John Matthews, of Seutlh-street, tin this city, butcher, bouglht or Mr. Gibbons, from a parish to the north of Crediton, a very nice HorIVar, esatimateda at 9 score the quarter, at Da. 4d. per score, to he ...