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... THE FARAMERS' JOURNAL. lie CAITILE MFARKET.-This, lit the order of thne, woas our ire Great Markcet, and although in its appearance there wlas nohnyarticulairtp denoting this, yet waas It a welt supyplied C =arket At the opening also there seas anl airI of something ha0 tike activity, butl this soon disappeared, andi although upon the so saen nruienst t'/co ule'swsdnytlte AO It was a heavy ...
... THE FARMIERS' JOURNAL. ?? . ?? EX NTE ,AIRKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-So large was the quantity of stock -exhibited here that it presented''ore the appearauce of a well supplied Fair, tlni that of a merely ordiciaiy, ,markct. Would that *e could say business was in the like proportion, but which wvas far 'fron :heiu .the case, the cause which probably wich impaled so large ans amount on this mart, ...
... LOND)ON AIARKE'T'S-AMONDAY. CORN EXCIHANOU.-Jtur 24. Thitt itiotting thorn weas aI gnod oupply or Wheat'o fresh All), tile gctteralicnodition anttl quality ot ?? goodi. ']liw trode optedl~, ats wvttt expectetd, Nvitht brisklness, and tho ruillirs readily advantcted tlin foil noticedtt on this dlay wceek, ctoseqiteitly Eugliok, Wln':ttt swern 2,s to 3U dea'rer, atil it good demand exporiunnccd. ...
... EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-This was a market that was generally well supplied with the different descriptions of stock, -ratber short of Beef certainly, but still even with this enough to satisfy the demand. While some prime lots of Sheep again remained unsold, the owners requiring for prime Wethers Gld per lb., which the Butchers demurred to give. The supply of Lambs,-Fat and Store,-was ...
... LONDON MARKETS-MONDAY, CORN. BXCHANGE.-JULY 10. Thi; norning there was a fair arrival of Wheat fresh uip to market, bht not much of othier grain. The trade 0ocned fine for Wheat bhut no progress coihld be made, and altogetner thern was a languid demand for.Wheat at the rates of this day week. Ilarleythas met some trade,-whore factors have given way:in price, Iut the amount of busineos has not ...
... I' ng CORN EXCIIANGE.-Apezi, 24. 'St This snorssing there was a small supply of both Wheat avid 0 Spring C'orn, superfine samples of Whteat brought Is more ofMonetj, but -general quotatlions are ussehanged from, thit day mweek, soiil a moderate isgiqivalfor Foreign4. ThelBarley trade ofjounaltered. Oats hare made buta slack demand, the dealers Itcomplaining of want of trade in the country. ...
... !ib-O.,N D,2M'RET-M~D * 'OLD):C.ORNEXCHANGE,'MONDAY, OCTOBICIER. WHEAT~er'QT. s. .r LiNsssD,. per qr. .5 s English, White. ?? 48 02 Medliterranean.. 40 44 ?? -Rd..44 80 'Baltic.-38 42 Irish ?? - - LISE CA . S ?? . ?? - English (per 1,000, 31b.1 ?? 58 54 each).. .. ?? 03to £12 los ,B~atic, ?? 852 00 Foreign (per ton) £8 Os ED9 INs 'Riij~sjai .50 854 lRAPESEED. 'Polish ?? . 82 80 English ?? 82 ? ...
... THlE FARMERS' JOURNAL. I I I I I -f ,JW ,fS. EXETER MARKETS, CATTLE MARKET.-In the order of tlaned this was our Great Market, but such was the nature of the supply that it bore all the appearance of a well furnished Fair; and more especially so with Sheep, of which there wre many prime lots. There was however this unfortunate feature attending it, that there were those present with Sheep to ...
... LONDON MARKETS--MONDAY. CORN EXCHIANGE.-MAY. 15. is This lorming there was a small showc of both W~heat and Spring vn Corn, the Eossrc Whcats brought lost week's rotes, bot Kentist, lie splowreoo towd h lse n etceek's rated would ve bs entkn ihalmte nur o oeg.Bre firm, Id ?? Otsel pprdludy' oates 02 t isdeaer han n Mnda. Bans ?? ofallkinds ~t5 et agoo demndand re s derer Sees npportea the ,Y, ...
... LONDON MARKETS-MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE.-JurEA 19. Fsesh tlp tbi5 morning, thec receipts of Eng6bllWbeot ceastwiso, as well as by land carriage and sample, were on a very moderate scale, and the quantity oil offer was comparatively small, owiag to which the increased attendance of millers (most of whom were short of stock,) and to the firmness with which the foreign iim. portations were held, the ...
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... A~CORN EXCHANdGE.-APati. 17.' wrlf This morning brought fresh up to market a t'erry Short sasppily Of of Iinglist Sam pies ; on' the whole the Essex Itrade for W~heat 7Pci Iomproi'cd about I s from loot quataiiono, butt Foreign itly met a tcr, maeqerole demand at toot week's vatee. Earli, weas fully di pe~' good as last week-, Oats twere held for firmn rates 'tithout, tZI Mq howverer, mneeting ...