... THE FARMER'S JOURNAL. CATTLE A RRKET.-Tlhis was awoll-supplied CN Market, betbotbh of FAT BurLocas and SHrEap, many were bei driven oat unsold. In the business done,however, in the forimer, pc a further advance its price wes obtained; while for the latter,- Ce though dull,-things were not worse. Mr. Josepis Gould, of III Newhall, Broadelist, torned in six sumptuous l-eifers,-ildeed, PC such ...

... Li ) ) NRDOE I)IXI4L[\TS, MA, A)i CORX EXCIIANGI~ ?? I'V r-reeivo4re'l fer ' p urlsa toorlibr ais 1a ,i and Sprsing Corns, I/s- wwrtiiu jes 5iasqJlfy a' . vnerlb. ''The sale fo5 ?? Is a been rslith-.;,,b.~ *Aartri M.isaduiy. Harey s IawlIj .a~, 1 , ' for the tsery wsa ssjlr hab its al s, (J transa~rctions hare been Hooded, lisa? ithy ssr. ,~i1 ?? in fair sdersand (it liest we's ieet,k a turis ...

... THE FARlIER'S JOUIRNLII CATTrLE MARKB T..-TbIsMarlcet was not an largely III supplied as bag been the 6soas of late, anod the FAT BOJLLOOKS were pretty well tolien off. We cannot, howevor. say titat in wj thin respect prices wvere asupportod Ainoug the Stocle shown ea also %yero a lot of ninte Stiotch Heifers: appearn cesoO however, Si wern n6tin their fav oor, and though pretty well sold ...

... TRADE, COMAi',RCE, &c. T]u SURtPLrus R ~vaNvu&-The publication in talk Gazete of 'uosilay nigit, of the disposition of the surplus revenue for the present quarter, has attracted considerable attention. According to thel return tho suam available from thl, 7th of Jaly instant andl the 10th of October amounts to £5-27,403. Of this amount £.500,000. is to be approprinted for the purchasa of ...

... TIIE FnRIHER'S JOURTSNAL. hiCATTLE MARKET.-Thia was a small Market, and la as respects FtBlokcertainly, prices were not vitpported, 11 but, othorwise than this, we slhotld say, that almost in its enti re otroumetences, the Market was generalty arising endencouraiging one for the Farmer. Sheep of etiperior quality, and moderate, 'g and small-size, unquestionably were itetter worth. But let tie ...

... THE FARMER'S JOURNAL. CATTLE MARKET.-This in the order of time was our Great Market, and there was alarge supply, but as respects business, and this too in all descriptions of Stuck, we have scarcely before witnessed any thing so dull. As regards FAT BULI.OCYS, certainly in ens or two instonei Us ad per score was obtained* but for the few that were disposed or the more general prices were ...

... . LONDON MARKETS, NoAM ?? I A I I. dCORN EXCHIANGE Ja.e 1.. . ?? 0 Thre supply Of BEnglish Wheat at Ih`omrl0' mrc short, the trade exceedingly, heavy, CO1 Moalesgcs mnush diffaclly, on about the sure, lena. aol Ia. . It cede11 IC met with a moderate demand, se re to a ay O. Pot heavy deseripelions, at Olts. to .3,ts. per q.ita France. Barley usan be nted Io. tbiqg,~e ,.O ~0 board, continusoe ...

... TIHE FARMAE R'S JOURNAL. . CATTLE MARKET.-Titis was a well-supplied- Maclist, ant(I of PAT BOLOuCKccS there wyere soceevery good things shown, sevetral lines Heifeore being estimated at II score per qr. ITa point of business, tics qicotationc was from So Pd to Sn Odc por a/c score. Oif BUTCHcccER' CALVES titers wee a bettor sepply than Pren en the preceding woeals, bitt, netiwithstndionig ...

... ! 'IFIE FARMER'S JOURNAL. I CATTLE MrARKET.-In this Market there were enongla of FAr' BUrLLOCKeS nIhown, bent fr~w ?? these, however, were of a superior description, end besinoss was drill. With) respect to price, aboirt four or tire best Heifers exhribited, anl estimsated at strong 31 score the Bulloeck, were sold at £14t Os ncccl, or about Dse 2ri per score. In another instance, a goatd ...

... ILONDON MARKE h, MONI) i CORN EXC HANG E.-h re-sh upt to this 'rUifs~, we wore very shortlyo su~pplied wit/i lf'het from ?? ei li con tires bitt tolerably fairly with Spring (Jora. rVio~,t, 1- nut is gond dleniond oft art advance or 2s per q'inrter nto the, of thin dayl week. Barley, unless for onpeiflne sainjiri, 0,0. support the quotatinne) line been roticer a dalt sale. (ot., tire,,. ...

... , The accounts from tile Manufacturing Districts partake of thn animations which tas became general in business dririeg the last tow days. large operations for tho home market being descrihaid as going for wined, aid specalativo hilsines3 incrensing, in anticipation of a firm condition of general affairs for the ensuiing winter months, Tibe demand for capital las not been extensive for the ...

... CORN EXCH{ANGEEMAY 20 To this morning's market there was a/fair ilium ?? Mhe home counties, and a languid disposition on the pant of 1 atileris to purchase the supply-the trade aco dull ait prices in; snine instances barely Ru ?? Firm prices are askled for Barley, but tI riato~ i ik been extensioe. Oats ore fully asdearau i .rdy m Pease, both Whl~le and Grey, are thetrnhhr 10Onhj day eivek. In ...