... TME FARA4ER'S JOURNAL. CATTLE, MARKET.-Tlsis was not a largo markeet, bitt still it woos not without features of importaneis, since it gave evidence of a retnrn to a more regular order of things thau have for senveral weelt', (liring thd preparation for and celebration of Christmnas, prevailed. If price silso be regarded. ernd this lay's proceodings may he held as a criterian for thre ...

... POSTSa SCRIT. I LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 6, 1847. Tian REvENUE.-The national income has been sO eteadilyjinereasing during the last four or five years,tbatwe now look for a surplus as a matter of course. The revenue table for the year and quarter ending the 6th January, 1847, which we publish this morning,-does not disappoint the expectation. Com. pared with similar periods calculated to the ...

... IkONT)ON MARKETS, MONBA I CORN EXCHANGE, JANUARtY 4. The suppler of Guainrfresh up ?? morning voo moderate all descripit'nt, amt. thie trade openal brislely for crery DaOTit ji of Corn. Wheat brought about Os aiglwe' ratest thian rn thuit d, j sweek. Barley, for thle fineot, brought ant advancec of 4s per r,> OJats met a moderate deosantd at tid to Ist improvement. flea ns more 2d per quarter ...

... LON ON MARKETS, MON1)A: N'A CORN EXCHANGE, JANUARY 11. There waso afair supply Of Whedt and Spring Cornfresh t tz to market thi8 morning, and the trade opened with cautioustnen u en the part of tbe but1ers generally. On the whole, tie Wheat itrade hat been quick, at the prices of this day week, and for ' Barley about 2N advanred rates hase been paid. Oats have fotond buyers at 6d to is over ...

... D E O N. NEW COUNTY RATE, - it. . ?? 'As finallyt Corrected and Approved by the ComnUeeapsWro inder the Act of 8 and 9 Victoria, cap. Ill, an l iddefr the Court sof General Quarter Se~siong ef the Peace for lha aid Countyo at Epiphany .Sessions, 1847. AXMINSTER UNION ?? _ Axininster ?? ?? Beer and Seaton. Colyton ?? Coombhpyne ?? ?? ?? Memnbiry ?? Mushury ?? ?? Stockland ?? Uplyme ?? ...

... THE FARMER'S JOURNAL. - - . - - - - - - CATTLE MARKET.-This was our Great Market, and for so early in the ,oar, and after the show of Stock which the preceding month or six weeks hand praerinted, was not badly supplied,-biteinoeo, however, was dull. The eblow of FAT BUrLtocice was of at fair description, antd the higqh srcolif Christ. nins Bullocka having now been pretty well taken off, ...

... THE FANIOIR'S JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARICET.-Irs this market thelre was not only a very large, but for the greater partst superior show of FAT Bur,L~ocKe, as aiso that in thit Way a cnseiderable stroke of business woo done; avid this too with thle bost evidence that really prime and proof articleo,-thooo possessinlg qoolity as well as parfeetness in tile making np,-will still fetch ...

... COURT OF BANKLUPTCY FOR THE EXETER DISTRICT. (Before Mr. Commnissioner Bere.) GEonoa TAvtnNoR's INSOLVENcY.-George Tavernor, of Sm.lthel.street, in this city, an insolvent, applied for his interimu order, but was opposed by several creditors, who expressed great dissatisfaction at his conduct in having contracted debts within a day or two of avowing himself insolvent, and who further asserted ...

... ILONaNT AAtJ(IRi4Th, ?E0TTS\. C~lI IiCI-ANGE JAIIAiS'18. The supply~ fresh up Lhis morning was ?? of Kentish'Grait of all soris, 'and mosderate ftom Elsoex and oilher home emuilie's For Wheat the itiade ruled steady thiroughout the dayj,tIlepri~, oftisi day weeke being firmly supported.Balyhsmtrle .lse demanii~, and exceept fo' vers/ choice samples, is not in an,, yes ipeel dearer. The eitreme ...

... TIHE FAVAMER'S JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-Tbis was again a large and i.ry finn market of BmeP, and alttolnghl not sold out, yet was a considerable stroke of business done; and this with what will in tbe main be regarded a support of prices. Upon this slllutect, however, the public shall have the facts, in order upon these to form an opinion. Thus then Mr. Thomas Beare, of ...

... -- -- -- CORN. EXCHANGE, JANUARY 25. The supply this ?? was good omf Whetfto'er thesom counties generally, and of spring Corn alsoconsisting principally of Barley and bseati. Very etr7 Englsh Peat appeared at market, and biut a limited number of tamples f hsrsem-,orton Oats. Wheat did not come in such-condition as sfat weei7, and the trade has been slow at the rates of thts day treek. Barley ...

... - -- -MOND H---ODN7WI~ i s = CORN EXCHANGIE. Fususaay s1t There was a good ?? of Wheatfresh upfrom allowehim, counties. and of Spring Corn generally the arrival. woM a16 exdenstre. The tradeopen-ed ith somedulnes, anditwa r , - before progress could be made in oales of any tarietaiof qinr 1 he millers all field of purchasing, anct English Wheat haf4 . be reduced from 4s to Ss por quarter b ...