... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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, ...

... LONDON MARKETS-MONDAY. in. CORN EXCHANGE.-Juex 45. id, The arrivals fresh up this morning was goad of English Wheat it fromn all the liome counties, sod, added to the late abundant ty. sapplies of foreign, nmade a good show of this grain at market. Of tat Spring Corn, except Barley, thero wssn little frs a It but the of deniand for all kinds was exceedingly limuited. T'he m1rl leswre si low ...

... LONI)ON MARKETS, MONI)AY. CORN EXCHANGE.-APRIL 3. The sutppliy this mornina.,fresh urn, was a short oe of lFheat, and also, of all Spring Corn .The condition of the Wheat samnples being rerili such inferior to those of this 'dag week, Ilse trade opened slotnly for JI'hicat, the quilittl being muth oaainst purchasers. Altog;elhcr a derinet toas submilted to of 2s to Sc per qua ter, from the ...

... THE SLAVE ;TRADE. OF all the horrid detailswhich ever met the public eye, relative to this nefarious traffic, we think tha the document which we have published in our second page contains a recital of facts the most shocking and revolting. What is there published does not .proceed fromeonj ecture-the statements promulgated do not emanate from men of heated imaginations, who, in their anxiety ...

... LONDON MARKETS, 2IONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE, JANU AsI * - This 'surning there woas again onl~j a5lliet frate suppiJ of Wheat fresh uip, but of Barlety the arrival toas g9 ° 4 asi slo fi otherspring Corn. Thetraade openedatfirmnrati. ,/or Wheat, but nv quotable Change con be reported from this' e, iy ieekk.- For 'ery fine samnples of Barley is snore mony lIasDO g Oe, other qualilces onlit brought ...

... EXETER MARKETS. CA T'TL ,IAIKET.-'T'his seas aL smalt ,iarkt but yet Di the proportion (/ tolhj //brer wa's a good stroke YsZhusinessldone. ft'ith, r'ssp t a ?o Jt tIn/ltocs, Al,. Robert X. Proms'se, yi T'Jhorl'ertln, rattle dealer, .Sc., hball Io fins' leif/ers, estimsatedl fit 13 seOsJ If/Is 1Blb5k, wh/sbh werc bhiooght by Mlr. 'lIThomas ni berbtrtill, Jun., ,ify'JsT/rrtsox, (u)d tlhe EIxc'r ...

... LONIONMARKETS, 1M.ONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE.-MeARCH 13. The arrival of Wheat this mornving was moaderate, but o Spring Carn generally there was a large Supply. The trade opened with quite as much *firmness for Wheati, and picked oa~nleoreaitt brugh anade,.c ojis romthis daya week. Peasof ll ind wee dllandmus bequoed Is to 2 cheaper. Wheat, S. a. Peasos, Per Qr. S. a Kent and ?? ?? 40@42 Norfolk.. ? ...

... EXETER SHARE LIST,-NOVEDMBER- 2f,1848. AMOUNT PEEr fiU. 560 100 331 60 10 50 50 20 10 25 10 .25 100 25 100' 50 20 17 Average Stock Stock Stock 100' 50 Stock 50 Stock 25 i12 20 50 15. 7. 9. 9. 12. 3. 20 50 *25 Average 60 50' *50 10; 60 20 20 50 Stock 25 20 20 20 20 20 RAILWAYS. . PAID sil~wxyS. I PRE SR5. Aberdeen,;. Bristol and Exeter.;.; ?? daledonian ?? el -Preference ?? Chester and Holihead ...

... 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. ...