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... THIE FARIIER'S JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MA URI(ET.-So immediately following onr Lnmmus Fair as this MaTlI(t did, it was scarcely to be expected that any Fat Blillocls or Store Cattle requiring itotice ?? be driveits ar, Wid this was precisely the state of things on this morning. Of Sheep, however, there was a gorid show, and larpe Dnd lint sripply of Lambs,. To Sue Uit, bowever, were ...
... ,IN~ON ~I~a1Ers, MO- 9- I I,01) D JON . A RKETrS, M91 0 IN' iA CORNq EXCIIANGE. JuNe 29. There was a moderate supply of ERn luri~rhE ufresh up, and the tradc opened dull. CoiNg to the Forig Grain bing g now availabl, the millers could not be induced to purchase the ILaglS supply, unless at a decline of about 6s per quarterfroam tlio day week, and for Foreign the market was in a rersi un-. ...
... TRADE, CONI.NIERCE,, &c. There are two distinct rumours curront as to the reduiction of thc sugar duties that migit be malo on tio ?? of the Whigs to office. According to one of thede the now duties would be 10r., 20s., anod 25s. per cwt., ?? the tbree several descriptions of British, foreign frce labour, a0(d slave-grownt sugar. The tax would thus be generally lowered, but the same amount of ...
... I LONDON MANRKETS, MOND3AY-. ?? ?? ?? ?? v w e v v v s vv CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 0. There was a moderate supply this morning of Wheat from tU the home Countics, ansi equatly go of Spring Corn; Ie ttade opened firm and in some instances ls more m oney was madc 5,- selected samples of Wheat; but altogeltier the trade has rutid filly as good as on this dayt week, and wearing erer rather.a Jirnier ...
... 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. ...
... LQONDON - MAITECS, MONi CORN!EXCI{4NG E. JuLY 13. lio tof Grauin. tram aby uarter, pieto fully RuOient to sathfy ?? a langiad dema n Wheat has ond bes on v. at lower piices, to the artent of 2s to 3sp quarte from i loay week. In Barley there hae been b t raide. Oats (especiall y such descriptions of forenyn as are04 of condition) haremet a languiddeadtlssm ey.2, lendency, for all descs'iptions ...
... TIHE FARMERS JOURNAL.I CATTLE MARKE~TLhls ~was a very finely supplied Market, and tiooagh certainly by no meaus a foat olio0,6(idee business not at all brlsk,)-yet in the and a goeat many things had been sold. Probably the stock that lay most on band were S1heep, of widiols. at late Market, there mere still some flee lots unsold. The Lambs also were not sold out. Of Beef, likewise, there were ...
... THE FARMER'S JOURNAL'. Ii CATTLE MAILKET.-In no roespot save that Of 1B 'Lambs could this ho called a large Market. Indeed, or Fat PI Bullocks, the supply wae very. limnitedl fii its hind, eind theseo not gemiarally ofnafirat-raiteqtoslity, orpremf~tdoseription. Scanity, t however, ais this may have been, thore was enough to show that 1 bullocks of a prime order aro not less worth, while we ...
... TRADE, CONIMERCE, &c. The Gazelle averages of the Bank of England for the week to July 4, do not show tihe operation of the dividend payments, because these have been commenced since, but they indicate the officifl pameouts end these no doubt account for a further increase in the Notes issued of £4,0096., the total being £29822200, On the other hand there is a diminution of £361000. in the ...
... IONDNA RKMETS M EON TS CORN EXCHANGE, Jul, 20. The Corn Market opened tiis rmorning with a rer/ nbuidant arriral, ?? tup, of Wlheat fromn Essex and Siffolk, the supprje wons alo a good orie ftom Kent of Spring Corn. Tkere atr fair quantity oyfering of Beans, thils arlicle being largeear supply than latuweek. Themillers mnnifested but litt(eactiriy1 though of geoeral buyers there ieas afair ...
... I LO1MN COR{N EXCHAN;GE, Jvz.r 27. : Vfe h1ad soand quanli j$g of lingli~sh Whleat lsft Orer unsood fresso ?? toe~e~k .,gr~ri spal .4 h,70.i2 simor nin'r'sarketffl . sct shlort suppilyfresh' top, ane' the pricei 'of thi9 daj~weeltcthare bee ffsiy maitutaixued, A feut~sample~s of Otto'Tlter~la ?2eieeosw.. in .the qunali4i ? o buxt at preh'eut no priee ?? mnillers purchase. heat but slwtg,'ae'eo ...