... 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. ...

... LONT)ON MARK:ETS, MON1DAYS CONN EXCIIAJG e, A11005 2. Thpps moring a therket.es largeraddtioeal arrtival of Wetau- 5~ o1s per quarteerd to rin tes to; the rieamnte, rn alsed anere for at no s cals eryn prc eonraced, ta eln npie fi * Wheat, s. s. Pease, Per Qy. *. Kcnt and Essex.,, 6e,8S ?? Noriolk ?? 0t Grey 40 4S. ?? Boiloe 4 0 4e, ?? 30 Beans ?? (small) 40 -42 Ryoe.. ?? - ic ?? Burley ?? ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON MARKETS, MONDAY CORN EXCHANGE. AUGUelT 9 'Tiig morning there was not a laircupplt; of Weadfresh u but on the other hand there was liitt dl ds itln to purehS e.p. The rates ofthis day week hrae been fair Y 8upportedfo,. Eglisj amlet, Itarley in limited inoquiry Obn lo.rg a decline oa the roats of Monday last of Is tole l6d sale at Beans are steadsy. White Peas are 2e lower. eat 5 cheaper ...

... TRADE, CONMMEROE, &c. The occurrences of the present week have invested with oven more ?? usualintereatthe Weekly Report ofthe Liabilities and Assets made up by the Bank of England, and much curiosity is expressed to learn how the account of the present week will stand, but for satisfaction on this point we must wait until Friday next. There can be little doubt but that the Bank has been ...

... HER MAJES.T!S MARINE EXCURSION. ' COWES, SATUaDAY, AUGUST 14. During Tuesday and Wednesday considerable activity was displayed in embarking on board the various steassers the equipege and necessary accompaniments for her Majesty's iuteild- ad marine excursion. On Wednesday the roadetead wore an imposing ae:r:auce, from the presence of the number of war. steamers, w v were to form the royal ...

... EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-This was the day of our Great Market, and although rather tho contrary of this as regarded the supply, yet here as well as in every other department on this day, -(and we have the greatest pleasure in being enabled to record so imnportant a, fact,)-moat truly was it a GitEAT MARusET Of sbusiness. Showing too as it does how admirably this city is situated for ...

... - ClORi ECHoANyE Anuola 1T . . This nmorning the market opened with a' shorit show of Wheat fresh up, some proportion oF which wa Cnew and offine tuaht,1 The millers were induferent buyers, andon tie whole, the8 rat8es of this day week hove not been suppatc ed by from Isa to 2ss quarter. In Barle/ there continues to be but little dlone. l'r Oats there hoe been'some country demand, and laet ...

... Vl,,rJ VI= , = ?? THE FARKER'S JOURNAIL. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET-This was by no means at largo, but yet Sufficiently supplied market, and although business cannot be Pdescribed as active, yet in the end a fair share bad been (lone, With respect to prices, FAT BUtLLOCKS of a prime description may be regardedl as mainly supporting the preceding week's quotation ; as also did FAT StHEEe and ...

... LO.)ON MARKETS, MONDAY - - - ?? CORN EXCHANGE, AUoUST 23, This morning thie supplyj fres up 1wao mwderate of Wh~eat andi Spring Corn. Tim ?? Of It ew Wha cmn much in~ferior, the trade was slew at 4 decline of So to 4s per quarter from thin da1y week. Barley continues to mneet ?? uinited s~ale, at. declinin prices. Oats were in less dora ind. Nearly all defle~itiolinof Could hrare been bought ...