... 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 ...

... r _i __ _ _ _ _ _ Il-llIJ'U FARtC-ER 5S (UPJTNAL .. air n v n - .9 ?? -- . EXETER MARKETS. CATTLfE MA ILK ?? a rimeely arn ordinary weekly I ia~rkot, hilt with' thu doesriptlitti of stock that wartu drivist in, it wal vry ?? atippl~it)[l This hast reterencei, hiowevri, to Scouts1 CATrrs,c. Cowa and CALVIs, ftnd Stit't itd mitre espelcially an0 to Iblorincr ?? end Coma andl C~Alvira, of wattio, ...

... THE FARMER'S .JOURNAL. itI EXETER MARKETS. adl a CAT'LE MARKIiE'l.-With all descriptions of stock, w ra ll)ocpt oi of ?? Bolloolts, the market waftagain largely Co sopplied. Of FAT BitILoriocts toweover, hare as elmewbera, tile Ortnieber Oil offeir of side is Singularly small; and for the best order Ofr ?? well nido lip, and in a complete stabe of pyroof,-hdigher prices waro obtained. The ...

... LONDON MARKETSNY and ~CORN EXCRANGE. MAY lo- ~ .eir morning, the taeopened wt hr up. l tai til 00o50 counisequeneti lasngui, a folnene aelvae ntiffsrie 'lia atida;weoftet spequte.Ble i2,daskin ?? ?? o to Wheat, Sa A Pease, Per Qr, s1. per Kent and Eosex. 90(~ 100 Whit. ~ o Norlolk . 76 91 Grey 49 62..Boir 6082o iirfi Stifol`4e. ?? 100 ?? (email) 68 6-2 sep Rye .. 5 8- ?? ?? ' an Barley ?? ...

... 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 ...

... ILON)ON iAI(ETS, MONIAY., CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 17. The arrivals were very mnsderate thie morning of Wrheitand all other Grain fton ereery one of the home counties, arid the xample8 of forcikgs offerinau were ako limited. The trade opened uender conniderabte excitement and actiitri, higher pries being demandedfor every deecription of Corn, For Wheat there were many buyers at mnrket. etclusire of ...

... T:HE FARNAER'S JOURNAL. CATTLE MARKET.-Thie was a email market, and there weel exhibited a painful feeling of doubt and of mistrciet,-lo different from tics air of contideoce which it hals been wont to witness here. With respect to Stock,-there were no FAT BLLuccOCKS, as indeed was scarcely to be expected arter thle large and fimo supply in tide way which was sold only two days previously at ...

... ItN)ON MARKETS, MONI)AY. I W' ?? CORN EXCHANGIV, M&Y 20. This morning there toas fresh up but a moderate supply of Whealfrom the home counlies, and of Spring Corn erjualhshort;* yet notwiltstanding this, the trade commenced without atnjof ihe excitement noticed latterly, and'both Wheat and other Gvan were with dificulty, sold. The decline at which some bumines, was done in wleheat must be ...