... ! '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 ...

... LOND)ONMARKETS, OND Y. CONEXCHANGE, UY0 Frrsh ?? to this morning we were well Supplied willtb j~a and Spring Coin1 (if ice ex'cept Barley) fromt bosh, Kewt nod b a poraioii o wh ich cumprized a few samples of iew ?? qualilty, bilt no other uew Grate. II has loen (liteo~ 011 Poe sole for Wheat, and reductions tso the cxtenl sf3s. no 10fi motst he submitt~ed to, to effect a clearanc Te ji Barley ...

... The Gazette of Friday night contains the Return of the Circulation of the Banks of Eugland, Ireland, and Scotland during the four sreekseto the 20th nlt. The movement recently has been rather interesting; for itappears that the general ?? ?? with a view probably of being in better working trim when the usw Act comes into operation. Various opinions have been expressed as to the future amount ...

... THME FxaRWER'S JOURNAL. , CATTLE MARKET.-Thia was a w ell-supplied Manrlot of FAT BVaLrocaas, and a good Share of )oainless was clone, as also that this was at deserving rates. Indeed, we he~ve it in our power again to report articles of superior quality and in n state of proof at 9s, lid par score; a fine Heifer, estimatca at 87 score blinla bought by Mr. Robert R. Prowes, of Tljarvorton, ...

... ILONDON CORN EXCHANGE A,~~ Fresh up this morning our supplyj a OIOST 0. fully as good af Beaus and Ptaoee W eat was mnode, hand. The millers held if Iery little Barley - uot fprchasing an advanece b u on thre prices Of this day week, bu nJcos8alield0 , socmc terms a pretty general bclearnaciors d'no t, h there has been liltlo p *sig eatesfumd Was efet. ' le and prices are the tur oug, Oeats ...

... LONDON MARKETS _ CORN EXCHIAXNG. V.. Fresh up to our Or aroet this een T at' Wheat, and, on the Whete, an extrenety short~e~a~i, Wheats have been taken off at On adva, Pof] YoIar0 above the joriees of this'day week. BOarleg o Is. 0o2 ever, fully ?? terms of last eveek. Te sales OfontO slea, ?? limited, and last weeks quotations are uenaltered B i'a experienced a belterdemand, and 1 .8eant T ...

... |:iHE 1XVA.DER'S,JOURNAL;.| i D : i. : i :I CATTLE MAR DET.-ThGi was the day for, dint our Great Market, but the supply of FAT B ?? was iatlsdr singularly small,'and these met a very prompt sale, with an 'entire support 'f the preceding week's prices. Indeed, io thie way the Market was early cleared . out. A couple of fine 'Heifers cstimated at from 3 Ito 32 score, ivere sold for. £290 lOs.; ...

... [TV > ?? - ! ., ; -r - i T, I ' ,11su1, o;t i of.ovfneie and Xpen. .;iiaireB Izlcsbli ld ' ?? lal writer'. ?? IC TfIM nolieerr-is The '6ame jiaof ineoma over expenditure, amounting to ;B1,770,00', iR indeed less Lhan that exhibited by tbe April balance.sbiet,'W bich wAS upwards of £2,000,000. ; but neverthe- less, it indicates iiiorba1d pro'perity, if:we look at theitsmns by .whieh it is. ...

... LONONMARKETS, XNl)AY. f ib-- CORN EXCHANGE, Aune,,,~ ' We hlad a fair supply of Wheat fresh up lithimon i prisinj among it a fair propnrtion o.f new, ril~ncingl, co,,, Essex. The trade for this Grain (except the finent c~alltfo whinh were bought more freely) ruled dull durn 11P IsrOfnew, of die mornsingi, and prices are mostly ?? from Ibis week. For free foreign Barley last week's lee-is a ...

... THE FJRAEt'S J Ni1. - - - - - - - - - - - - - 0. CATTLE MARIKET.-This was a larga and in most respects finely utipplied BMarket. FAT BuLrL.ocKs, iwor.,er. though notless worth, wvere uot on soquicit a saleas the preceding weele. In this part of the Market there was Stock of a superior description from the farms of Mr. R. Davy, at Weir; Mr. John Wippell, Lower Brenton, iarninster; Mr. Richard ...

... -7 The 'Gazetic of Frlday night furnishes the returns of the weekly average bsinness operations of the Bank of England from the 18th of May to the 10th inst. Taking them in jnxta-position to thb previous returns, they exhibit an iacrease in the Ciroula. tion from X21,248,000. to £21,324,000. or of £78,000,; in the Deposits from S13,977,000 to £14,000,000. or of £113,000.; in the Securities ...

... BareIoL, TnuoasDAY.-To.day the eighteenth half-yearly general.mooting ,of the proprietors was bld iai the large room .'cootigalos~tolthe station, Mr. Charles Russell, st.t., chairman of the directors, ptasldig 'Thiod was a vefy full attendance of preptritors, atid amongst the directors present wore Lord Viscount Barrington, deputy chairman of tho company, Mr. Hajter, trt'., Mr. Holland, ...