... THE FARMEI'S JOURNAL EXETER MARKETS. C ATTLE M A RKET.-The Great Festival of Christmas havieg fallen On the precesiring day, it was scarcely to be expecltd t there would be any great Pbow or atlendlatice in this Market- C The supply, however, was much beyond what lils beess usual tl under similar circumstances, indeed, greater than thio demand, h as both Sheep and BullocIs were again deiven ...

... ,LONDON _MARKETS, XONDDAY..- CORN EXCHANGE, Dsczsssa 20. This morning die supplz frcih up seas imall of Wheat, ut- rather more extensive of Spring Corn, Wheatsa went f tolerably well atfirst at improved rates af frm Is to 2c per gr but not so much activity was manifaterf ltler in the day, and 18 advance weas then all that could be realised, Barley is a slow sat, and le loteer. Oats found but a ...

... ' EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-This was by no means a large, I but it was a very finsly sripplied market , mnuch of the Fist Stock,f as well Iullecks ats Sheep, beingof a superior descriptie)n. Thle I former also were pretty well sold, and though the latter were I not on quick sale, yet in thle end lead many lots of these beers I taken off ;-wliils for both,prices were fully supported. ...

... The Railway Share Market is gradually asithning a more healthy appearance, that is to ay, in a1l cases ?? the proceedings of t Ue ?? aoremitteoo are above susplcioO. Tits BRzGHTOb AND CHU~LTUeNIAM IN CHANCHaY.-l'Te projectors of this affair, in place of returning the dePositl, 1irrewa ten shillings, which they appointed to do on Al onday lust, have issued the following circular to their ...

... I Tug MRsROANT SzamAN's RoGSTRaaTlox Aor.-A great sensation has been created among the Owners of fishing I and other craft at Plymouth, in consequence of an Informa- tion laid by Mr. Potbury, Tide Surveyor, against Messrs. I Pardew, (two vessels), Millman, (four vessels), Boswarva, and others, for non-compliance with the 27th Seetion, 7 and 8 Vic. Cap. 112. This Act came into operation on the ...

... N!O a- 1, : -- -- -- A-- -- -- - -- - - - - ?? CORN EXCHANGE, JANUARY 5. Tlis morning the suyply frestb up was short of Wtheat, but abundant of Barle77, and moderate of Beans, Peas, 4c. 2,t condition of the Wheat samples woe decideelt woorse than this day week, and onlo, good qualities finding demand, the general trade is the turn eheaper, but fine descriptions were taken o early in the day at ...

... .:.PLY1MO.U.TEf, DEV %RT, &c.; ---ro ?? t : l- with I feeli gs I etory onsiderable tgrlcadesdtionthat k recoid the *ariaiat 'nar port o: an emigration veowels fbisxt1r and fittod- Out BB4' the mmdlt Ecigrtgation: COpiMI's~STSa Theiri n hrood , ad~ 7 o~ie Calej, punctual to the da is ae.sie a ?? ;the 2.thb nit,, *nd notwithstanding the ale 'she eprenutered, kepta at sea and reached Alths.pr ...

... THE FARHEIR'S JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-In the order of time this was G our Great, and truly largely supplied Market. With respect to riw FAT BULLOCKS also, there wore same very prime articles . exhibited, and in the business done, prices were fully bupported, do We cannot however say, that in this wvay business was brisk If indeed, so far from this, there were many head of fine ...

... I LONDON MARKETS, OND .I _ __ __ _ __ .. CORN EXCHANE AUE 2~ O surjl fresh ?? thyi morning wae I a godne. Wh'eat aar; th Grain rom Esex, Suffolk, an or, ,; notfrom Kent, the arrival from the latter county beanu ce,, paratively inisnificant. wheats hoae snlyfound buylers dti redaction of fom Is to 2s per qr under the' rates paQ oss L day week. Barley has not been in active dednand, but week's ...

... IMAKE- ,O)- z §, )N 1 0AETASr , MOND I) .t ?? vv VORN ECHANiE JANUARY 10. ' Lie 6L1irpt of W!'e Li fresh vp this morning seas mod,,rate 't bhut larger fioza Ke~nt, coinparalive~q, than from Esisex and the olther hoone euntiee. ?? here was ocarce4l any disiposition mani- Jested to purchase, and quaotations moslt be red uced to the eztesst %of 2 per qur., frunn the price of tlisi d~sy week. ...

... TIlE FARNIEW'S JOURNIL. EXETERMARKETS. CATTLE AARKTI'r.-As regards tho quantity of tire Stock slhown, this was by not nowui a large Mnlrkot, ad especially Iro so as respects Shesp ; but in parint of qrsality-whether we speak her of Iat Bullocke or [eat Sheep-tho exhibition was, for no small Ag portions of it. vory fileo aml prictia firmlr supported. Wittr re poet to FAT BULLOCKS alIs, miany ...

... 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. ...