... EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-Thrown out of its usual order as the Market is in consequence of Good Friday, it has commonly been thinly attended and unmarked by any features of importance t Not so, however, on this occasion, the supply being fair, and in some respects large, and with a good attendance. Of the FAT BULLOCKS driven in, however, there were none of the superior description we had ...

... PLYMOUTHI, IVONPORIT, &c. The Earl Fortescce, it. WV. ?? G. Master cit Devon, has appointed to liay the Founcdatioa Stollo of the Royal British Female Orphan AsvluIm in Ancient lasilahimi Form, at lDevccnport, oi the v.3rd inst., and to holdi a Prolincial (; ?? Lodgo at Plsoalith on thie following ly. Some sub. jects of conlideraiel interest to the Craft will be discussed ,in the latter ...

... I 'RAI)E, COMMERCE, &c. The present week has not variod materially in the character of ?? Monoy and Mercantile Markets, though the stagnation of business may be described as less oxtonsive, since the ChaRne of weather. This most desirable change is hoped and believed to be about to be permlunent; and the reports from the agricuilturdl districts represent the recent frost, though in- tense ...

... I WNDON MARKETS, MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE, MARCu 31. The show of Wheat fronm Kent was moderate this morning; c but havingl large supplies from other quarters, the trade was excesisively dull. Thc beat-conditioned samples realized similar2 ratesd to those obtained on this day weekr, but to effect a clearance of thC common runs Is. per qr. less had to be taken. The inquiry for Barley was likewise ...

... THE IsFARMER'S JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-This was a well-supplied and well attendeld Mariket, and in the basiness none in Fait Stoek prices were Supported. Thus, first to sponk of 1FAT BUI.LOC KS, Mr. 11. Webber of lxmouthilitcher, bought two prine Hleifers, estimated at from 80 to 87 score the Bullock, for £83 Jos tbe pair, or 0a Oil per score. A Butcher, from a weaering place ...

... | LONDON MARKETS, MONDAW CORN EXCHANGE, ' There swas a small show of Wheat thi' morning from g and less Lent corn than of late, in Consequence of farmers Arn' busily engaged in thiefields. Wheat met a very dult demand an though prices were not actually lower than on Mfoda1 taut, the rates then current were obtained with. djflculty.t Barley a kinds, but more particularly malting (tome of the ...

... THE FARMEWRS JTOtRNAL. - - - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - - -- - ?? EXETER MARKETS4, CATTLE MARKET.-The show of St~ockthismorninigI wchether for quantity or quality, wentirmot fully to prove that which we have more than once asserted, that ill the entire West of England there is not to be found such another Cattle Market ito that of this City. It was truly a large, and in all T0speltd at very ...

... ThRl)1, COMMERCE, &c. The past week has been one of only a limited busin Bs in the general money market, although the weather Ias become more favourable for the spring trade; the change of wind has brought in great numbers of merchant vossels, ind the reports are entirely favourable on the ?? vegetation, and the prospect of the crops of the present year. Thore its,howover, no improvemtnt in ...

... THE, PUNVRIER'S JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS. CATTrLE MARClET.-This was our Great andi a finely supplied market; arid, as well as a considerable Stroaie of businese being done, Stock very generally must be spokelln of as even rather better worth, With respect to thioprice of' FATBULLOCKS, if of superior ?? arid hi a state of proof, thero is no qlleetion, since a re'ry prime five-yearolbl Ox was ...

... LONDON MARKETS : I~~. Y.. CORN EXCHANGE, A i Fresh up to the market of this morning there ib arrival of both Wheat and Spring Corn Tnhe' a '5 tc j former samples was inferior to that of this d 1 lte trade has been on the whole fully as good WllhC e ; WL the to notice an actual advance. The Barley trade ha set b any means brisk, and quotations almoshe turn isors 'ASS this day week. Oats are ...

... ., COR'MERCE, &c. _ I The general 'Money and Mercantile Markets have preserved all unaltelredi OpIpearLIcD during the present woek- enpital being so abundant that the payment of the Apiil dividends does not influence the rates of interest, which are low in the extreme, in consequenco of the absence of any suffilcient demand for money for the perposes of general trade. The transactions in the ...

... THE --FAIxr'MiiS JOURNAL. v--XERMAKES EXETER MARKE.TS. CATTLE' MARKET.-Of the many extraordinarily supplied,-snd continuly growing Mfarksets in this City, which it has been our prido to notice,-cerlainly, as regaids SipiEP,- as well for quantity as qnlality,-thera was this day exhibited the most splendid show of Hogs ever before presented here.- Indeed, rather thnn merely a Weehly Msrket, the ...