... JLQOGON MARKPETS, MONDJI CORN EXCHANGE, ,NOVEMBC1 2. Thle market opened this morning soith a n- 'from the. homhe co e ied e genser lraauer#, u she, (particularly of Barley from. K'ent) of, Sprisg Cern. Liis1 ' progaess was madee in sales of Wheat early in the day, and at reductions of from 2 to 3s per qr. from last atoy' - ' oitlh some quantitli, left orer unnold at'the dose of it7'jjjvA' t ...

... TIhE FARMIER'S JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLH MARKEiT.-This was by no mecans a large it marnte; indeed of FAT BU]Luroctcs titere were few, nor for these a! are we enabled to alson prices eiqetl to thos onf our last report. fe ' titis way', hotwever, wo may mention the sale of five Steers and twvo t1,eifsrc, ostittieted to av&rsge S0 score tile butllock, by Mr. p Geoerge 'Tapper, of Kensn, ...

... EXETER MARKETS. hI CATrTLE MARKET.-Thill was a very largely supplied Il market, yet still of FAT Bur,oLoctc Of a renily prima description, Pi the number was but small, It may, how ever, be said of ail goad c things that these were niot less worth than on thle precod ing q Week, while of Fait Stock all was eelS. Of sthe stock drivcri in Be by Mr. Win. Pidsley, of Moor Farm, Sowoton, a flitse ...

... ILONDQN MARKETSS MOI?DAY. CORN EXCHANGQ,: NoVaVEsi 9. ' The sppll yfresh up this morning from all the home couiesl was good of Wheat, semeuwhat large of BaDrel, and other varieties of Spring Corn. The trade opened wiamederact inquiry for most descriplions of Grain, but buyers came to, market eridenIlr/ prepared to buy on lower tcrms thanseletweek ; this was effecteil on Wleat totlhe etent of ...

... EXETER N IEW MARKEI'S. Gencral Statemcnt of all Mllonies received for all Tolls and Duties payable, and of all Disbursemats and Allowoances I for the preceding Rear, made tip to the 241th (day of June, 1846. Dn.] 1810.-JuNi 24.] RECEIPTS. £ B. d. To BIALANCE in TItEASUREWS HANDS, bronglit forward .1,000 111 0 1810.-Jtj~ct 24. To CASH froirn L.ESSEE (if TOLLS, &c,, viz.: Mr. Levy, Three ...

... Tile Grain marklet was0 shortly supplied, I/li morning wit/I Wheat, but abundantly with Rprin'i Corn, t here was no aeorictlar activity manifested to purchase all', deseription of G aindo alh hiilfiat /1as we/l suytported thle rtles of this day week, ie8uplyhas been gufficient to salt isfy thle demand. Barley bas made'lait ieee/'s ejuotatiieng only for oeleeted samples, any thing of loul ...

... rTH E FARMER'S JOURNAL. Id .~X. - v ?9 ?? ?? of v v is ?? ?? ?? ..v- . EXETER MARKETS. CATTILE MAUiEIT.-Thia was our Groat and a finely I; swppliod Marlket, although the nuimbor of Fat Bullocks was not oirge. In these, hewovor, there was enough to show that primne artclje whonevor produced obtain a good price, atd we fuave highor fhtures to ?? than wo were enabled to d1 lust wook. -For Sboop ...

... soUPIIl-WEISITERN RAI LWAY COMPANY. A genreral mootinkf of this company wvas n lnd at the Pjrir1:ipi terminuls, nt Nine Ehms, at one ?? yssterilay. Mr. Chitplin, crhairrarin of the compauy, in thie chair, which was very ttmer. onslv attendoed. The CHAIRMANc callel lupoin the Serietasry, Mr. Caeitphll, tn road tihe report, 1rom which it appostrid that, tile directors hive takimo soch ...

... T!1B FARr?1ER'S JOIJRJNAIL. EXETER MARKETS.a CATT'LE M~tRltc ?? wa i~y ri means a largely oipplulell, nor wag it a lergely attended malirket, indeed, the hoavy ?? and wi esrity ,,f the tlevilribg militelted egelosgt bath, and theo tronsactielis, coiiseepiently, can scarcely bo regarded as siglirifcalit itl what luriie~s inl manliy revileeta in] bitilce mlay he. As standing alo~ne, leaiwvelr ...

... [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 ...