... TFlE FARAJER'S JOURNAL. - - - - - - - - - - - EXETER MARK.ETS. CAT'TLE P4ARKET.-With only a day having intervened between mir Fair otill this Market, ttere were no FA~T BuLLOCK5 exbibited c3alling ?? n1otice. BtuT0tsttoS' CALVES maintained the provilts rates of fromn to Old per lb. Thenhow of Surer was not large, ?? there were some good lots amoting them, and prime Sheep wore rather batter ...

... THE FARMER'S JOURNAL. CATTLE MARKET.-Our Market Report this week has neceesurily mucb of brevity from circumstances that will be but too clearly developed in other parts of our columna, aud the preso of local matter. The ahow of FAT BLwlceras wos far from being large, but prime articles were full as mouch worth, as indeed will be plet beyond gueetion whlen we etate that of the stock: driven ...

... LON (ETSMONDAY- r Stitik: ..A s A CORN EXCHANGE Ac29 (ey -There w0at a inodeirtet supply thlomoening~freh up of lf'eat; c or from all the home 'counties,'and of SpringCr-t i e7At- CoIn although more abunldantj uca5 not itiusise. The trade opined psteba with dulneess, a portion of lasot week's sipplp left. untold being 5 Godfr again qffered. Wheat found a difficult anlanguld stale, ths millers ...

... ILf)NDON MARKETS, MONPA Y. CORN EXCHANGE, NOVEMnBE 1. This morning brought up a somesohat short supply of Wheat from the hsome counties, and of other Grain also ?? as not an abundant sho,. The trade ruled languid for some time, but the millers ultimately purchased at Friday's currency, or 2s per quarter in advance of M11onday's rates for Wheati. Fine Malting Barley muot be quoted 1I cheaper, ...

... LONDON MA1M(ETS,?f ?? Thi! momigtespl ?? guie : fs L~ somewehat morc actliritsy than of late, ,1dadgeelpnc~ 4,. ertent of 6es toe8 per qtiarles.from~ the ?? F wecre paid on Wheat, and at th~i i eroac7'em iit'fhtlw;tsk r.- soons cleared; uwhile Foreign Wgheat. wasi'-|lcl fisos1 advance, andt some sales steer. maade.- Piss;~Bavlsuytre c - - slsw7 at rather easier terms.- 'For Oats lii e'ra yas7 ...

... THE FA.RI'ER'S JTOURNNL., EXET ER MARKETIiSi. CATTLE MARKET.-This was by no mneans a lnrgo market, but notwithstanding this, there was more tbtan sufficient for the demand. A portion of the FAT BUr LOCsts ehowvn, talso, were green-fed, and prices barely supported. Of the stock driver. itt by Messrs. Brown and Dew, a very prime sod proof Heifer. estitoated at SI) score, was bought by Mr. Win. ...

... T~{E 1? lR.\t&4 Rt J!OUNAL. ?? MARKETS. C ATT'LE M A RKETSl'-'Thii 'tto igainl it veoy wviil ottppl Iif!'l mnartiot. It rota oalso, ve'll ?? aiS oihter4, there bislag linvorntl frir oorn tand mmor tp 1rosorrt front tIn,) Eiisttirin Ciountiesr tin i ttl (tolooto b SIttSirruss t don e lti, ill silitt ?? itt ?? ritteti, and ii t~n ilnurhrs i tlli a fell 11llpurrt ot thu prices of thil ...

... fcone CORN. EXCHANGE.,;May: 1. iiney Tlsis momning the s upply fresh up wast limited of WhenftI rover, all the near counties, yet. the market opened ?? acaetvityL. Dims; and to effect sales the 'fates of thisdeay weeklciwA to be reducedt: )Ur at from 10g to 139 per. quarter, at which decline the 'oilier, woere 10 Ilbs. anyitling but eagere purchasers. Barley has found very little retail:. sted ...

... EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-This was a largely supplied market, as also that as well here as elsewhere in the course of the day, the prices of the more material articles of produce had a down. ward tendency: indeed were marked by very general declino. Facts, however,-let these tell as they mav,-are always the best evidence on matters of this kind, and therefore we will proceed in the first ...

... I [ ITO ILOr(NDON IfRI 8 MNDY CORN EXCHANGE. MAncte Ih The supplies fresh up this morning was good of Wheat frees all.parts, and of Spring Corn also, the arriral wasi omeuhct abundant. The trade opented languilly for. Wheat, and if t, prices n/this daty are augmented by' 2B'per or. it wil ful t'fiti~fg the urreit, ofthe day,; WiAe a leftoerer unseM Barley has been dul qf vale, at ...

... TIHE FARKER'S JOURNAl. ?? ?? -- ?? - - . .. , CATTLE; MARKF;T.-With t(le exception or COWS and Ca iia'iv tilsw~isivi wll supplied tuarlkot, vidth~tloasli nettsoulI ottt, vniti more especially iii (lisa re.9peet of Sniter, yet, at tie clseas lergo) 4t robe of business hand beeii done; and this tao,-nv we shiall show,-with on etivro sopeort et previons prices, with thle sxcelition only of ...

... LONDON MARKETS, IONDA . ?? ?? -. VS.r. ?? -W,.W . , ?? A-. , -- Y, .. ,- CORN EXCHANGE, Noveslist 22. This morning brought up a goos arrival of sampler all the home counties, and business opened touwli. Whteat has declined Is to 2s per quarterfromt this day week Barley muo! also heo quoted a lull sale, at a like reduction. The Oai trade isn teady, though the dealers buy veer1 cautiouoly ...