... TllEl FARIMER'S JOURNAL. CATTLE MARIKET.-This was a largely supplied Marliet, and more especially so with Sic a E ?? but the attendance was not beyond an average amount, and in the business done ?? was nothing like alacrity or freedom. The show of FAT BULaOCStS wa5 not large, btt among those sbown were some of a very prime description, and these were pretty well sold. Indeed, there ashould be ...

... bI LONDON MARKETS, MONDA CORN EXCHANGE, JuNie 2. There was a fair supply of Wheat .1resA up this morning f'rom Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, the quality being barely equal to th.4 of this day week. The sales of this drain were but slowly made even for the better sorts, and anything inerioir has deeljnedain svilue from is Ito 2s per quarter. In Barley there has been hut hltle done, and the last ...

... THE FARMER'S JOUR&AL. EXETER MARKETS. C AT T LE M A UK ET.-This was again a largely supplied Market, and especially with FAT BurTi OCHS, Of which a finer show will not be presented for mauny a long mile, Indeed, souce of these were of a very prime description, but did not obtein a sale, In fact, there were ?? that stoed throughout tim morning without the owners being asked the price, with any ...

... LONDON MARKETS, MONDA CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 9. The market opened this morning with a moderate supply of both Wheat anm Spring Corn; the quality of the former being very second rate, the buyers did not purchase freely, and quotations are unaltered from this day week. Barley steady. The dralers are giving quite as much money for Oats, although the demand is not large. Bcans and Pease of all sorts ...

... ILONI)ON MARKETS, MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 16. The market opened wuithc a moderate supply of Wheat fresh up this morning, and also a small arrival Of Beans and Pease. There was no particular disposition evinced by the millers to purchase, yet notwithstanding, allfine samples have brought fully last week's rates, and other sorts have mnet with quite as much demand as might have been expected ...

... PLYMOIJTf, DEVONPORT, &c. | THE GR;-AT BRITAIN STreAM-SuIM.-This stupendous iron specimen of naval architecture arrived at Plymouth at eight o'clock on Saturday evening, from Blackwall. Although, from the fine weather in her trip thither, there were little or no opportunities for removing the prejudices which have unfortunately been extensively imbibed against this speculation, it nevertheless ...

... ' I EXETER MARKETS. I--- - - - - C A TT LE ,M AR K ET.-This Market was again well supplied with all descriptious of Stock; and more than usual interest was inmparted to the proceedings from thle circumn- stanco of there being in tho Market several Fitt Oxen & Hofters, as also Cows andi Calves, ant importation direct from France,- Those were fronm Brittany, Shipped at St. Maine, and ]anded at ...

... 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 ...

... | TIHE FARN'EIVS JOURNAL_ ?? ?? ?? V EXETER MARKETS. tic C AT TP 1, E M A R IC E T.-This was by no mealsa fra lergo Moitake Of FAT BUtLL~OCKS, and iii this respect tito prices j ofteirt~dtiiacisessareyeiprti This,however, p it ittitot be hurnts in wnind wasi rather Iin tue difroretice lin the Stock showitl on thet two Occasions, titan ally actnal declin it Ir thle price of' Biee thait has ...