... TII E FAiRMII S JrQUONAJ _ EXETER MARKETS.-- CATTLE MARKET.-This was not a large but a fairly supplied market, and considering that the Extra ?? for tbe season had now been furnished, Live Stock generally was not less worth. POgB-CARCAESE.-In this market thi supply was not over lnrge, the quotation being from Os. 6d. to 7s. 10id. per score. Woor, -This market continues active, at Pd. per lb. ...

... e - -- - - ?? - ?? - ?? CORN EXCHANGE, DEcRznER 30. TJie trade this morning has beenfirm for flt best quailites of. Wheat, and priecs are fully maintained; but wee have a dull trade for inferior qualities. Barley commande a moderate salt at the rates of lost Monday. The sale for Oats is not brisk, buti;' prices tend upwvard, realising ls. per qr. more than last wetek'as currency. Beans are the ...

... LONDON IrJKRKMS, ?? O RCORN EXCHANQVi, 'Tl c aT rrive4 of English Giain lfres£ i'gip thZ larg~e (loin either Essei or. Suffolk, but mierii ?? t Tlte Whcat sample1s cam7e lo h and but in vmiidd% o~an'dilheo, ais~tC 9 woere slowly pusehatee atilaet week's prcesi att 1some iststane a decline has taken ple. *larley is genera * ialerfdfrons - last wlcek, thC finest dripions mnetin f t Ednand fie ...

... Pt.Y OUtI, DE VONPOIT, &c. AootEGAIzt MUT1ETING ( THE MUDoIAL PRAIPowHOxiie OF TllE. DrSnlCT.-An arigalte 11eetindfg of the members of the medical profession was held at the Eye Insfrmary;Pipuab, (Friday) afteioon, Dr. Butter In the chair, to akeiltoi rideration the bill laid before Parliament by the Hs Secretary. The meeting was addrestid; by Mr. May, -t.m Crossing, Mr. Swain, Mr. Laity, and ...

... TTIRE FARWMER'S -JOF I L | -- - - -- - - - - -- - - ., ?? ?? ?? EXETER MARKETS. CATTr1E! ?? was a fairly suippliedl Market, and as regaraded ATr BtIrLLocrs, business isas rather dull, One or twvo prime Holefers, eistinrte atI cr th t : a Bollocki, wore sold tit SI 4 5s a piece, or about Ds 3d per ?? while the entire quotation in this'svt w~a~ v from Ss to Ds 3d per ai .score. Iii the shlow of ...

... PLYMIIOUTH, DEVON'PORT, &c. Cnptrin Sir William Symonds, surveyor of the nasy, arrived here on an official visit Fi iday last. Commander Thomas Burwood, R. N., of Cobourg-street, Plymouth has been granted the Out-Pension of Greenwich. The Fly, 18, surveying-vessel, Captain Sir Henry Blackowood, was spolren by a merchant-ship on the 20th Sept., in Torres Straits, lat, 10.20 S. long. 134.4 E., ...

... TRADEJ COMMERCE, &c. The Directors of the Bank of England in the week prior to the payment of the dividends, that is up to January 4, reduced their Circulating, the amount being £28,087,055. against £28,200,165., or less by £113,110. Outof so large an amount, however, this alteration is but tilding. The surplus of profits is £14,011. more, being £3,127,278. The Treasury payments, which ...

... LONDON- MARKETS, MONIDAY - - Ad - - -- - - . - CORNi'EXC HANGE, JANUARY 13 This morning the supply of Wheat from Essex was short, but from Kent tolerably good. The dampt sate of The weather having deteriorated the quality of the samples, tie Wheat trade has been slow, and in some instanceo scarcely so good prices as on this day week. For very superfine Barley the sale is good, but for any. /iu ...

... THE FARAIER'S JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARlKET.-This was our Great, and a well supplied Market, ani we are enabled to state that with a large stroke of business done, the several descriptions of Live Stock soere equally well wortb;-would that this laiguaege were appli. cable to the entire market, but, ere we close our report, we shall have to show that in a most important branch of it ...

... O L ONDON MARKDETS, MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE, JANUARY 20. This morning tlsere was a short s~pp1!y qf Wheat sonipliss fronm Eosex and Suft~k, bust more extensive from Kent, Lhs condition oftowhich waso anything but first-rate; trade lags beon stow inconsequtence,and last Monda,/s quotations ore unaltered forndtisGrain. The demand for Rarteslhas ieen exeeading4y liie n rie utb otdo ?? Is. lower4 ...

... THE FARAIRR'S JOURNAL ?? v ?? ?? - EXETE.R MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-This was a very large and fiuely supplied Market, and although things, ccrtainly, were slow of sale ais compared with the proceedings of the preceding week, yet still in the end a large stroke of business had been done; as also that not only in this part of the Market, but others, better prices were obtained. We would, however, ...

... IBRISTOL AND EXETER RAILWAY MEETING, A Special General Meeting of the Bristol and Exeter Railway Company was held on Thursday, at the White Lion Hotel, Bristol, Frederick Ricketts, Esq., Chairman of the Company, having taken the chair at one o'clock, the proceedings were commenced, by the Svcretary reading the advertisement calling the meeting, whichl was for the following purposes:- l To take ...