... THE FARMERS' JOURhNAJ; ?? CATTLE MARKET.-This was a fairly supplied Market, indeed with Fat Bullocks rather liberally so, there being among the supply ten fine Bullocks, intended it was said bytbe dwner still to have been kept on for a sbort time longer, bdt sold that morning in consequance of threats of acts of.incendiatifigi.in the neighbourhood in wr ich tbe owner real es, and wieh badi ...

... LuNDON MARKETS-MONDAY. From the Circular of THOS. USBORNE and SON, 6, New London-street. . . OLD CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JUNE 4, WHeRAT, per er. s. s. LINSEED, per gr. e. S. English, White ?? 43 47 ilediterranean ?? 40 43 i, Red ?? 41 45 Baltic .. ?? 38 42. Irish . . i =- _ - LINSEED CIxi. Scotch ?? - - English (per 1,000, 31b. Danzig .. 45 48 oeach) ?? flO Os to £11 Os Baltic, Red ?? 41 45 ...

... EXETER SHARE LIST,-FEBuA ?? 1849. AKOUNVI . RAUWZrS PASD tVDND. P3063 P_| RaInV.&YS. - P5 Sn.IPSXANN P0RX3. PER SIL ~ ~ - ?? £00 Aberdeen ?? Y 50 -perc.' 19 ex 100 Bristol and Exeter 90 4t-t 23 I dim 533 ' 's \ Thirds 27* 4 - 58 7 50 Caledonian.60 3 10 Preference 7t.t- d 50 Chester and Holyhead 6 0 00 21>f 38 50 Cornwall ?? , ?? , _ . 7. 20 E~stea- Counties. ;.2 23.- lli I6 14i- i new ...

... EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-In this market as a whole there was a considerable supply of stock, but no small portion of this consisting of Store Cattle, Oxen, Steers, and, in larger number ?? Heifers. There were but few Fat Bullocke, and these, with a single exception, only a fair rate of Beef. Of Sheep, the show was not over large, and of these, at a lsteperiod of the Forenoon, some lots ...

... I EXETER SHARE LIST,-JANUStY 30, I849j . RAIL WAYS. Aberdeen ?? Bristol and Exeter. Thirds Caledonian. Preference. Chester and Holyhead ?? Cornwall. Eastern Counties. new 8 per cent EeterYeovil ?? Eveter and Extnouth, Exeter and Orediton. Great North of England. Great Northern. Great Western. half-shares., - dquarter-shares ' fifths . ?? Londn'and Blnckwall London,Bnighton&Sooth~ ea ...

... Trl FwARlamaRS JOURNAL,. EXETER MARkETS. CATTLE MARkET.-Although not so lagely so ns on, the preceding week, yet was this a finely supplied market; and notwithstanding our markets etill was those agreeable features which ae er iiparted by prompt transactions and, activity, yet shall we agin have no ordinary amount of business to report.. First, however, to speak of Fat Bullocks, as regards ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING THE -- PAST WEEK. (Extracted from tde Mark Lane Express.) After a8continued decline in the value of Wheat during many consecutive weeks, a slight rally has at length taken place in prices, and the trade has, within the last fortnight, exhibited a firmser toe than at any previous period for months past. This has, no doubt, been caused in the first instance by ...

... I LUNDON MARKETS-MONDAY. From the Circular of THOS. USBORNNE and SON,, 5, NeW London-street. OLD CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 22,' WHEAT,y3er 9r. S. S. LeNssEr, per qr. $. &. Einglish, W~hite ?? 46 So Ilediterranean ?? 39 40 11 Red ?? 461 Baltic ?? 34I Irish ?? _LINSEED CAKX. ?? - - English (per 1,680, 31b. ?? 48 30 each) ?? Z 20 Os to £10 I0e Baltic, Red ?? 43 Foreign (per ton) £6G Os £8 05 ...

... ILUNDON MARKETS-MONDAXt From the Circular of TH OS. USBORNE and SON, 6, %ow London-street. OLD CORN EXCHANGE, MoONDsY, AVGr'ST 0. WHEATj, e.. Yr'. S. S. LINSEED, Pier qr. JR. Ifnglish, ?? 41 52 ?? 394 I led ?? 46 Baltic . ?? ?? 34 V Irish . - - LIN~~1~;SEED CASE. Scotch.- - ~~~English (perl1,000, a11b. ?? 50 54 each) ?? £10 Os to £10 1t Baltic, Red ?? 45 Foreign (per ton) £6 Os go de Russian ? ...

... LUNDON MARKETS- MONDAY, Froom the Cirular of THOS. USBOJANE aind SON, 8, Now ;OLD CORN EXCHANE MNDAY,' MAY 28. WHoATv,yerp S ?? ISE, eq .S English, White ?? 47 Medierraean 40: 4. Red.44..Baltic.38 42 Irish ?? . Scotch ?? -_ - ls Danzig ?? cach) 1 Oat£11 0s Baltic ?? 45 Foreign (e oi ED-O £0 ?? SO, BAESE Polish Odessa ?? 30 40-EP111sh ?? ?? Common, &c. ?? .35 37 Is44 4 ?? 30 43: Foreign . ...

... EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-This was a merely ordinary market, with a supply of about the usual amount on such occasions, b business lagging and dull, and the market not cleared. As regards Fat Bullocks, however, the slight depression in price of the preceding week was fully recovered, and Fat Sheep were full as much worth asof late. To speak first howeverof Fat Bullocks, as to which we ...

... 'EXETER MARKETS. a' -CATTLE MARKETa-With hie exception of StoreuCaItle, tbis' wqas not a latrge marktet. Of tbis description: of itoc'k' hor ever','hsetipply in ais considerable, but the Iarket very ?? ead 'witlou't 'anything thatt 'ean be regarded as circutmatabees of jinproreco'ent presenting' tbemsalv'es. 'Of 'Fat Bulocksrtt'- dealer from the north district drove in ten, o f which'eight' ...