... 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 ...

... T'RADZ, COMMERChE, &c. Another serious failure was announced on Saturday, . the appreherilsion of which has fur the pest few weeks beoon Cc hlcagicg over the money market. The old-ustatclishod East Cc India-house of Cockerell and Co. has eupeinded payment Cc and although their liabilities are underatoflh to be below what Cr the public ?? geaerally have anticipated, they are still Cl extremely ...

... THE FARMER'S JOURNA.L. EXETER MARKETS. EXETER MARKE'F -In thle msrlcet although the supply Of FAT BuLLo13,10 was not largo, yet were these generally of ii good order , anl the prices of the preceding weekc were fully eupported. Of BUTC119118' SasFEP, of a prime description, this show weet by no means large, and yet even, of those the beat lote wore not wholly sold, nor, for the huosines done, ...

... CHE FARMER'S JOURNN1,. ?? S .- - . . -. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET-In thig market tho supply of BREF was agaei vory gbort, yet still not better worth. Indoed, prices swore as nsearly Its ?? Concurrent with those of the precesdiug week. Thos Mr. E. Troiulett, of Topohum road, had two filo Hloifers, o~tiltlatcd it froim l2 to 33 scoro heo bulloch, which were bought by Mr. Thowas Be6dell, ...

... LONDON MARKETSMo- - fl ONON MARKETS,- MON-RA-Y . CORN EXCHNGE De. .;0;ik This morninag lbrought up again 4 *1mal upha.'b ?? o 2 moc m71e-fo Whatl 8nhn'olifc iand Wheat, r, A, Posse, Per Qr5, Bl Kent and Essex 4385 o8 White ?? .i 40342 Norfolk ?? 40 60 Grey 40 42,.Boflen 4'3 44 ?? ' Suffolk ?? 40 62 Beant ?? (8tmalfl 42 40 . Rye ?? 32 Qn Barley ?? 26 27 Oats,Potatoe. A2 O a - Fine . 28 28 - ...

... 1 ?? ?? ' A'-TS ' _ _ ELON1)ON MARKETS, M0NTAY. I_ CORN EXCHANGE, M 3 This morning there twas a limited SUPl of 1Wleat fromr. aU the home cotensties, and 1004 per quarter teas gesierally o4slkedjf Ih lfinest samples of Wheat. A clearance waos, hotusever ;*o efected at it, her raep, to theretentof4to~s V quarter from this d57/ oeet , with a seall quatthitee onls of eithler English osl Foreign ...

... ' ' - - - --T I z ?) . 10? I'air . L-OXDO ?? - .l. 1. li 1. , - - ?? - ?? CORN EXHAN a Tlfg morniro8rughttio mavket a d ?? ?? ' lsoof alldeseriptoisn 'ol Spun1 Cornr4g*[- -eancitie-nof the sample beintg rmud smpeodieg Ul;b a dalt eeek. ?? tratde opened wtoht a fai. pr t1%ee ofite ?? at ~h a~tsn Th an Bt ecnrls rate dliolt nae fidc so freen Ft~oui ls ! rad, al .. 38 ?? ?? ?? a usvv 'u Thine ...

... I IjOlN ON MAR1KETS, 3ONDDA - CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 260 Tise supplyfretsh tip this morning toas short of Wheat from Susser, moderate from Kent, and from other parts there eas 8oarcely any arrival. Of Spring (C'or, the quantity fresh o p from ltst weelk was altogether exceelinghl limited, an~d on the stand thio morning 'there wasa little offering of Spring Corn except Oats. 'I'le trade opened ...

... - -- -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 ...

... TIl-TE FARk.IER'S JOURNAL. CATTLE MARKSET.-After so very Irrge and fine a lair of Cattle as was hold here only two days preceding, and t[ie great amonlit of busiiess done, it was not to be expected there wolid ho any sbo1w of Blnr.nCiS this morning calling fur particular lnotico; ncr, on this liid, have we this week any Report to mako. B OTC111 14s' CAIN.vUS were in good sopply and sale, at ...

... THE FARMKE:RS JOURINAL4I CATTLE MARKET.-or FAT BULLOCKS th tsupply this mornhig was by no means large, a matter, however, readliZ to be accounted for, from our Shrevetide Fair being so near at hand. Small, however, as was tho number shown, we are In a situation to furnish our Agricultural friends vith tbo best evidence of the value or really well made up mnd perfectly ripe winter-foti stock, ...

... 'THE FARMER'S JOURNAL EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-In this Market the supply was still l less than on the preceding week, and a duller market, or one altogether more quiet, in this city, has rarely indeed been stood in. Indeed, to do business, there was no alternative but a l submission to lower rates. To this, certainly, there were those who would not submit, and some finea stock was again ...