... '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 ...

... Tbe Bank of England bae found it neceseary to advance its terms for loane upon Console, &O., in order to limit t hee ealie, and enable it to meet tbi pressing and increasing demand upon it by the mercantile community. Thursday, the charge made for loane upon Console Wvas advanced to 44 per cent,; rether an unexpected couree, after the reduction of l aet week, The average sto to of bullion held ...

... Ld1WON MARKETS, MONINAY, COR N iXC IIA NGE9, OCTOBER 4. This morning the suppli fresh. up was5 good of English W~heatf, and short of other Grain, if we ezcept -Beans. The milles ourchaoied freely boths the E4,fte and Kentish samples, 'at an improvemen f ulfly 29 to 38 per quarter over the teofti -tyoek. Superfine sarotj,4ses of Earle,1 brought is more mo,isy, smi other ktridi were a s ajrree ...

... TITF FARMER'S JOUIRaNAL. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-In p~oinjt of timen this weas our Groat Markot, but not so cortainly in point of aupply, which woo ofa vsry moderate description s nd this by no means onl brisk suol. For Bess., the priteo of the proetdiog weekt wao scarcely realisied, but prices Sunupct werosot loss worth, Of FAT BULL.OCKS, Mr. Robert R. Prowse, of Thorvorton, cattle ...

... -LONIDON MARKETS, MONDAY CORN EXCHANGE, OCTO BR1 , This morning brou,1ht osp to market a good fresh arrieal of Eyslish W11cat, and business commeed eomwtehat ldavikls ?? tbe rates of this day week were shortly, well sust ained is ales, wbich made ;a tolerable clearance of the *up1 Th Barley tradce WoO FIs,£m utolt a good demnand for 'ut(sarfetie,, Th ere woas not a iaerge ?? donc tin Oat8, but ...

... THE MONEY PRESSURE. TicoSDAY-The only failure in London to-day is that of Mr. William Nash, Manchester and woollen warehouseman, with liabilities to the extent of £60,000 to £70,000. Up to this after. noon Mr. Nash entertained the hope of going on, but the impossibility of obtaining discounts rendered bis definitive stoppage unavoidable. It is said that his assets are considerable. Thirty ...

... P0ST SC IP T. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, OcT.20, 1847, . THE PRESSURE ON THE MONEY.MARKET.-THE LIVERPOOL DEPUTATION. Yesterday afternoon a deputation from the bankers, merchants, shipowners, and others, interested in the trade of Liverool, waited upon the Prime Minister et the official residence of ths First Lord of the Treasury, Dewnlog-street, for the purpose of presenting a memorial agreed to a few ...

... FAR.'tIER'S J o JRNAL |l~ P511 ARA\ER'S J tiNA. ohCATTLE MA RKET.-This was a very largely supplied he n',rletand speiall soof Btie Generally, however, it was ihe a duoione, aod meehstork nitan drlvetihoieesltiiolgh itwlll towas obtainedl prices equal to thoya of the preceding week. First Ot. then to speak Of FAT BoeLo0Ctc,-Mr. Riobert R. Prowso, of obe Thorvarton, cattle denler, drove in five ...

... 9LONDON MARKETS MONDAT. id ~ ICORN EXCHIANGjE, OcroNER 18. Iits TOji morning there was fresh, UP to market a samewolat -ley, short supply/ of Wheat, and atso limited ofmnost kinds ?? per Con u Aetd Opne without activity. Themillers bought Wheatslowy ata delineof 3s per qr. frosn the cur reecyj o IAit xeor dat1 week, and at this declinee a great ?? sde I. to Ramples remained undipsrof ?Frein ...

... ,JN T)ON MARKETS, MONDAY, - l - . - ?? ..A- - - - ?? iry nil mot 00 at hfis crc 31 0.1 'ser I to Dlih AlS ing fire Fat the ,,re at mine, -ds, as, CORN EXCHANGE, OCTOBER 25. TriOe supply of Wheat this morning eas good, and ?? Corn alsoe Uhe iirrial was fully sufficiesst to satisfy the demantl. Time conrdition of the Wheat wa~s somewhat better than last week, and ili Spring Corn sas also ...

... TBADE, COMMERCE, &c. no DEPuTATION OF BANKIERS TO LORD JOHN fell RUSSELL. ind 050 MO ND AY. lnd THE BANK EMPOWERED TO EXTEND ITS ISSUES. Ins Os: On Saturday a deputation from the bankers of tlie city of 'he London, consisting of Mr. Masttermnnn, M.P,, Mr. Absi Smith, roe M. P., Mr. Glyn, Mr. Bevan, Mr. Barnelt, and othera, waited ver upon Lord John Russell, at his official residence in Downing ...

... THE FARMER'S JOURNAL. CATTLE MARKET.-Th~is was not so largo a marlict SS that of thue precoding week, hut praasrnted aL fine show of I Beef; enld, its riespects Sheop. thle flusillose was active, and tispo. ciaily in Storo Sheenp, of Which many lots woro said. Bat to v Speak first of Fat Blitfliack, Wit may menition that amiong thle v stock tirivtin from lthe fitriet of J. If. Lay, Esq., at ...