... Ind FARMER'S JOURNAL EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-Thls heig the day of the Great Cbristmas Show Msrket-(of ~vblch an account appears in another part of this Paper,)r, it has seldom happened that any a amount of Live Stock has ,been driven in. Thli day, however, 'Wig an exception to what has bitherto been pretty generally the custom in tthis respect, as ?? fairly supplied both with FAT ...

... TRAD)E, (COMMERCE, &c. The English Funds havO been heavy for the last few days, in the almost total absence of anv business; and the appearance is still gloomy, the quotations to day being uear c per cent below those of last week. It is difficult to m miunt for this depression, except upon the sulipposition that the specilaltion in RailwaV Shares has begun to operate prejudicially upon the ?? ...

... Onnw- .O T I NDAY- LONDON01 -4At]hs CORNECiHA NOBR, Sol 3I~ This morning the-re was a fair ?? fresh up from Essex. and Ssseolk, but not much from !.0i'qt, and prices; have ranigedllrin at the Priece of this day week), l!dinsmeisance a ?? advance has been obtained. Bariklf commands a stoo saleforimmdiae san ts, at siteady rates. The Oat trade is fully as goell for all sorts, and there has been ...

... 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., ...

... THE FARhLER'S JOURNAL. CATTLE NMARiET.-Thts was a well supplied and t Isirgelyv supplied Markeot, BotchelerE, and Dealers fromn manly t plare's bosinsg, prrssilt wri i, at view to pa rihas', aind not only wits at very cousi~deraflda strolse of' business done. bit , as we shell show, with a pretty niain support of previouis prices for ili (le- soriptioilaiof StoolsEaAd in Fat Bollocks andt ...

... lLONDON MARXETS, MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE, -Avosuar 4. This morning there was a fair show of samples from the homi counties, and full prices wcere asked for Wheat; the demand, howeer, wa vet lagui, an prcescannot be altered for, eithr Eglih o Foeign soe sho~seerof the latter, demand, If aythngrater ighe raes. Baleysteadily supports .thc quoatins sothsthowver a exensvedemaud. Oats seliot ...

... I I ,. Ths CORN EXCHANGE; ?? a~ 3 Thsmorning there was a moderabe suota j 'egj but it was more abundant of Beans ?? ? emle.' ,for the finer desariptiono of Wheat oih bngsae rather more freely, but prices aregeral nsire dfal week. Bazrleyfound in some derea ?? 7Frida ys quotations. Oate are ?? aea trfle dearer. Beans and Peaseua8 rdi as ;rtddemand.- In Flour and Malt thrtsn aits~ Wheat, `. 5. ...

... I THE FARIMERi'S JOURNiVfJ:. CA'VT UI, MA-,IRKETl.-In point of 8111PIN'th'tit akt contrastod stronglyvi %%Lb nteny that ha've ?? l'ately hl thtO s1how of Stookc bintg fui~aU, andh thoe FAT BITIt,ViCiW t loiS to goaerll f iei untan ordinary ,losi';pti T uil' shoit wteac, wo ily mentution aI stole (If tenl 1-eors to in l ItrtD~lr ait about tts ?? pot score. Mr. 11loury W~alters, oif ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, JUN7 80. This morning there was only a moderate supply of Wheat from Essex and Siffollt, and the Kentish arrival was also exceedingly small. There was some aotivitLI manifested in the early part of tile day by the millers to purchase Engliht Wheat. and an advance on lasttweek's rates of Is- per qr. seaso btained buttowards the close the trade becamcdull, and barely so buoyant in ...

... 'PRAI)F, (COMMERCE, &c. 'Tite AUCTION DuTois.-Conosideoribl doubts having prevailed tis to the period at wbiieh the aiction daties are to coaen, we are onablorl to state, thut tbe Lords of the Trensnry have addressed a letter to the Coiaaissioners of Exciso, authorising them to forbear to charge the duties on auctions after the 8th of April, on the usual condition of the parties consenting to ...

... I CORN EXCHANGE, JuNEs 23. There wao fresh, up to the market of this morning only a modierate supply. of Wfheat, biut considerable addition was moade to the show byoiler .aplalt~e not fresh arrived; awl of Spring Corn? also, of all deocm tefo the arrival was short. The demand for Wheat opened very languidly, and t o effeact sales prieeo had to be reduced from Io toI. 2o per quarter according ...

... THE FARM'ARS JOURNAL. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? A -- A --A - A -- . ?? CATTLE MARKET.-Thvis woe a fine MVarkot, anid more especially so as respects the supply' of Beef, a number of be FAT BULLo~vcs being driven in, in a high stats of proof, anid, in N quality, ota very superior order; and we can adid, that these too fetched deserving prices. Messrs. Win. Smith and Steer, of Dreweteignton and ...