... TIHE FAItMIER'S JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS. C A1I'LP MAIARICT.fl -Tz thias Market then supply of Stock was by noa minute large, scoither weore there any great ciucber of Doslort; and Ilutchors prasent, nor by thitse wns business doice with ancything lite promptitude. InI truth, Trrade waee dull, and mutt especially so in Sheep, a number of which were turned out unsold. Notwitlistauding ...

... THgE FARMER'S JOURJNAL.) EXETER MARKETS. CATTIE MIARKET.-Probably in somne sneasure tram the state of tbe morning, thlere beinig heavy rain tsr several boolrs, as also that tbr~e very bnlsiiressslilie Fairs badl withinl a fewv stays bean held iii nolr iremmerlistu neightisurilsied, the supply at brll;ocks on this day was onnousily small; nor as a whole Was9 it by Imy meains a 1nrge malrket. ...

... I LONDON HARK-ETS9 MONDAy ?? CORN EXCHANGE; Jh~AnU&B 26. Ales morning thle s upply fresh; up was rery, short of Whea ,and butl limioted of otler'Grain. The conditiox of miachl of LA Whteat ceming to brand isrery second-rate. Busisses.ha. beo, done in Wheat at latoeses-aeand the. Iraolsi must s' considered fully as good at con thisda'se. hj.- descriptions of mattling]) Basley,,)ud saretb fro~ ...

... THE FARMER'S JOURNA.U. EXETER MARKETS.. CATTLE MAIR ET.-This was again a very largely rsipplied Market, and although it cannot be'said that things were brisk, yet in the end had no mean stroke of business been done, slthobgh;, certainly, there was maeh also that was turned out unsold. '.With respect to prices, the previous quotation for Fat Itullocks,-as wo shall by anid by show, -was rmost ...

... TRADE, COMMiERCE, &cl, During tho past week a decided change for the wnorso is hies occurred iu tho Nionoy-marlkot ilI ac fill ?? oi' tile nf alorationi, we have to trutice a decline lf I per cont. in the prices. fir of the Onvernrmiet Seeodritieb. Tlis alteration is, wve helievo, Iii ?? owing It tire llneon;ity of Tfroviding for the pa'ymoet of in ieo dieporits upon tileI Rsilwry sechmo, ...

... THlE FAJ1tIN3'S JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS. CAT T LE IVIA R KET.-Thrwne nout of its cotirse ats this niarhot was hi oonsetjtetnce of Christmas Day this yoar falling onl a Friday, it is not to bo wondered thata thle enppiy was hinileoeintd oy it. Inideed, it was a Smnall inarliet, nor canl toe pricos realised for suchi bitsiness as woo lone be taken ns anay very accurate criterion by which to ...

... LONDON MARKETS, MON CORN EXCHANGE. Sxprc.xena 21 -- 2/he trade opened without ant, particular actirity, all I ?? must be noted la higher, and at this iisprore . tolerable clearance toas effected. The secondary atais4e IBarley have been purchased wit somefreedom byleteaIf. but tfr this, or the finer sorts, the qsottis Of. i' unchanged. Faclors asked more moret, for Uat, tehic1r- e onl,, sloawl ...

... t [IONDON MARXtTS, MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE, FtCausRY 9. The arrival was a small ane tihis morning of l~beao, but tolerably r9od of Sering Cort. The millers gave fulty ths prices of tlais day toee0cforfine Wleats, but second-rate ea1npes d are harelyfirm at the quotations. Fine Bail 1. cheaer, but 0 for inferior Aorts tters i. litte or no deman'7! There has not been a large trade done in Oats the ...

... THEFA -!-UA THE FARME.a'S JOURwwN-A-L.- ExiETErFR MARKETS.-So ininfodiately following our Fair, which was characterised not only fier thea extent of business done if' it, but also that this was riout well, it was not to be expeect~d thl'rel would be any gr~mt show of birliocko in tins morning, nor were there any number of Fat ellloi5drvn n Probably. however, encouragoil by the suces lin point ...

... [JONDON MARKI?TS, MON1)AY. COIIN EXCHlANGE, Novsoasan 23. Th^ere was a good sutppily of Whc~at, and ~moderate of Spring r Corn fresh up to this rmorning's market, an^d the trade openedt 1 toil/' more Jlrmness for the p intcipal deseriptions of groin7. Whleat hlaB been tal#en off by th1e millers at 18. and 2s. higher rates than on hzis dlay wveek, and a tolerable ciearance effeted: at thei ...

... I LONYDON MARKETS, MOND AyV .1CORN EX30b;~~i o O, The supply fresh 'up to market thismongwsgodf srd ta, n t Spring Corn faolt sufwiient for thre dem.,d.j id comprs'isng every vtariety. The Wheat trade opened byfaelors arneliing an aideance on last week's prices, but MhU tile millers would ot submit to. and the trade in consequence was for. so,, t ine inactive. A disposition to sell lower ...

... PLYMOUTff, DEVONPORT, &C. The Grand Duke Constantine, second son of the Emperor oi Russia, arrived at Palerroo, fronj this port, on the 216th mt, Major.t3ueral Murray is on leave of absence, and the coin mand of the Western Dstrict has therefore devolved upon Col. Beatty, R.M. The Right Hon. Sir Nicholas Conyigham Tindal Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, has appointed Wmn. ...