... THE FAIVX1ER'S JOU!MNXL.. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MA RKET.-This was not a large bat fully suhiicieitly sipplied Market, and a good share of blsiaeiss was pretty proirptly done. With resirect to prices, however, Iv can scarcely say these were supported. It being but barely so as regards Fat Btllccks; aud we cannot again use the same figares we lid blst weck in speaking of the amount obtained for ...

... rLONDON A D PN L'L CORN EKOIIANGE, Fgaaoaav 2. This morninj there uoa8 a'moderale'iupply both of Wwont and Spring Corn fresh upjfrom the home connties het mltn sought forfine Wheat, and, the',generai svplsj btine bdf, than on thits day week, price8 hare improred, particarjprl the fincst samptes, from Is to 29 per qr.,, and afair talc a4the arance.' Very fine Malting Barley is unchas!ged in ...

... 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 ...

... THE FARAIEItS JO1UJRNAL. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-In this Market there was a large and fine show of Bullocks; but of Sheop the supply was limited in its nature. For Fat Bullouks, however, though mtauy were sold, prices wore not supported; but prime Sheep were better worth. First,however, to speak of sales of FAT BULLOCKS, t in so far as will servo to show our Friends and the Public the ...

... ,-ND- I.- RKETs , MONDAY. LOIO 15- dAiAR SETS, TN 3)'NiAY. CORN EXCHANGE, FaRRUARY 10. This morsiing tilh arriral fresh up was m-deratc of botil Wheat and Spring Corn, tilh general condition of 1he samples being fiully as good as on this day weclk; rey /fine selected samples Of Wheat have brought fisll;j lasl Illondaifs prices, bnt anyithing inferior has been in slotD request. Barley Is ...

... ?? ?? . ?? EXETER MARKETS. CATTL'IE MARKET.-As respects snPply, thIS Was5 one of thn amoallost,-but yet as regords blusirl,15tone 01' tli sulartost Markerts we itovo attendeod for a loug tune ;and sit only most it lie quill thait prouty well thle whole was ?? 1,11e stronig-anid bettor prices tlmuf tlurial of till precedling week- viioro obtIairld, 11110401, 81105l) foetllbll a higheor price ...

... TlHE FAMM[ER'S JOURIINAL.b EXETER MARKETS. C A TI1, P: M A R K RF T.--So immediaitely following our ?? its this Mlrket did, it wvas alit to bh oxpected aily Cattla wouildo bn driven iu t all requirillit niltice As to Sheop, howover, althloillg rathor more woro plionnd than on tho precodiilg woek, yoit still \VaI it a small soppily, aidl though not oii quits so smart a side as tim provious ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, PFensBuRa 23. This morning there was a rery limited suppiy of all Grain freah up to market. The condition ofthe samples being decidediy toorse than on Monday last, fine Wheals hare brouqht jatt week's rates, but otherqwalitres have not met an act ve iale. Barpey is altogether oitlout variation. Thq Oat trade is slo; Ihts morning, toith a tendency to slightly lower rates. No ...