... lONDON bMARKET-S MO, COHtN EXCHA:NGE, Aocuri 8. ?? -The supply of Wheat freals p to tide morning' mnw ji~e rerI moderale, a PortiOn of which consiutede ofy, few nr ,. which came to haind g odn oldifion, and sold rs at; r 48s to 54s per quarter. Thiere is no eviiatloioin'th e, epfo Wheat, and there is but little doing in Forga lcrgs without alteration. Foreign Oots are Wltodle lowe - . fnglioh, ...

... THE FARMWER'S JOUitNAIL. CATTLE MARK ET.-Thiet was again a vary lnrg ly net end finely niipplieil,-and at the Caeile time smart n cig NC Market. Indeed, with thle exception of a fliw Fat lBuflecks, it fet may lie saill to have be'en pretty well cleared out, so ic0(tv was fro thea boajtces atid numerous the sales. It was aloe, as pay be bir uppoe~d from this circumstabee, well attended, ...

... ?? COR EXCHANGE. AUGUST 24. The stipply of Wheat was moderate this mornis~leomithey homue counties, and of Sping Corn also. The trot e opened willh more activity, arul Wrheat has been taken off by te m1 illers at rates from 39 to 49 higher than on tids day woeek. There is reryj little new in Barley, and last week's prices are the current quotations. Thle Oat trade has not been quite so acltiPe ...

... THE FARMER'S, JOURNAL. E);ETER MARKETS. *CATTLE ,.MARKET.-T~hle wasx agai a bv y -~r~Y 'and ~ficely isupplied Market, Ind eed, of Sheep and li~ttle5,- and epilyth latr-tthis lseson, of the 'yearriperbttill. thilre has scarcely been seen a larger, su'pply,-at' extra numnber of hurdles being obliged to be sot up for this purpose, O~~ld oval) Ithen. as we shall hove occasion to mentiott, thle ...

... :ONDON MARKETS. X6NDAt COQRN EXCHANGE. .iaomt 1z 7,. 77ere twas a fair disposition maniftted& today or busies- in erery variety of-Produee, and pcatrim harse ntmvedfor Con.. ofall uscroptione ; a f 'Seed also,. Wheat* arefroem ji to 2s higher than on thia day week, and at the improvement the stands were pretty generallq cleared. Baley, for fi,?e sorts, j-s Is better. The demandfor Uab 1have ...

... | LONDON MARKETS, IOt'' I m A;- CORN EXCHANGE. AuGUSTA10. Theo supply frsh uop was rather short this morning of he, and onlymdrth/~u on hr w Moe n eodsa~ aetioitsy mfanifeiited-un Z -trade, whic -losedfiyWN WheW at the princes gf Monday week. .Barle -steady,; t~iout muc4' offering. There was. a moderate buiineSS Passing3 ?? at Friday's rates. Beans and Peas Of all sorie ?? as noo'j In &ode ...

... THE FARIE RS JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS. ICA'rTLE MARKET.-In the order of tine this was ?? ilsy of our Great Market, and although we have on such accatsions, anti even on ordinary rfecusions ecometlmes seen; larger Isupplies, yet it lies not oftenu bappened that we have see,' a Iquicker or smarter market, and this ais respects all descriptions 3of stocik. In meet if not all respects, ...

... THE FNRNER'S JOURNAL EXETER MARKETS. CA:TTLB, to~.Pli wig' a very largely andI finely supplier1 Market, lint as to) 4trssclfy. so woe its stlli a perfect contrast to tlrat of ?? precedinrg week, III fact It Wait dililcirlt to effect allies, anid of avery description of stoct it large quantity was again returned hairlee, Both F~aronerosoi and5ea5 stood thrroughourt tile mornling wlth toarc.ely ...