... COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, FOR THE EXETER I I -DISTRICT.I BEFOBE MB. COMMISSIONER BEliE. TUESDAY.-Francis Paynter, attorney, came upon his last examination. Mr. Stogdon on his behalf, stated that the'balance-.sheat would be filed'in- a fortnight, and the.case would be ready to be heard in the course of a month. Mr. Pitts, (Bishop and Pitts) on the part of the creditors, questioned the bankrupt as to ...

... LUNDON. MARKETS-MONDAY. From. the C-ircular of THOS. USBORNE and SON, 6, Now ,Lonidon-street. OLDCORN EXCHANGE, MONDLY, JUNE IL WEA,yer go'. S. S. LIsE,36'Q. .g English, White . 43 47 ?? 40 48 !, Red ?? 41 45 Baltic ?? 38 41, Irish ?? - - LiiNSEED CAi,. Scotch ?? .English.(per. ,11050f, 'Itb. ?? 48 ?? £1 d Baltic, ?? 41 45 Foreign (per ton) £7 ?? 90 Os Russian ?? 30 I RAPESEED. Polish Odessa ? ...

... I - ?? .. _ ,. ,, _ ,, . , TRAE . I: I; ~ -- ?? STAT F TRADEOF - F: , LVEjDS.-Tbis being the se ason ffor taking. stock, mrarkets as usual'have beea dullt. Prices are firm, withatendeney upwardsain the lower qualities, and stocks moderate-in all hands. More than the usual quantity of bnaiuessi so near Christmas, has been done in-the warehonsesaduringlhe pastweek. There has also b~een morel ...

... LONDON MARKETS-MONDAY. From the Circular of .THOS. -USBOIIE. aUd.SONL,..5 Now London-street., OLD CORN EXCHANGE, NIO~ND, NovEmBERz 19, W11RAT, yesr. S. a.J LtriszEn, per r. . s. a. Ednglish, White ?? 46 50 Miediterr'anean ?? 39 42 11 Red ?? 4 46 Baltic ?? 34 BP Irish.- - Lirroeso CAxS. Scotch: ?? - - English (per 1,000, 3ib. Danzig ?? 46 50 each) ?? £10 0s to Bt0 105 Bait? , Red ?? 43 ...

... H. - EEXETER-MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-wTbis was a largely supplied ariet and unde up of alldescriptionsofstock. 'Fat Bullocks,hower meta dull sale, although, where there was quality, theie were not less worth. With Sheep, tbe owners fared better, since although we imay not say tbe! market *as sold out, yet vas a large proportion of the .supply disposed of; and in this way also prie~s- were ...

... LONDON MAARAKETS-MONDA Ye From the Circular,.'of TAOS. USBORNE; and,,SON,. 6, Now London-streeti OLD CORN EXCHANGE, 51OND!V1C.OCTO~iEX29,, WHEAT; per gr. S. ?? L0NSEED)pr r. * 81gih White . 46 0Mefiterranean ?? 39-4 Red ?? 42' 456 ?? 4 Irish ?? -- ?? -LINSEED CAKWs. I Scotc h ?? . - English (per 100 ~ Danzig ?? 48 T .50 ?? vol Os 6tio -10og Baltic, ?? 43 Foregign (per ton) B6oos £8 de Russian. ...

... FINANCIALR&EFO.RM MEETING AT ?? . . . MANCIIESTSER. . . | The great meetingin favour-of Financial Reform took place on7 Wednesday evening in the Free Trade Hall.-- Not less than 7,000 personswere present. Mr.GaorgeWilso, Chairman of the Anti Corn Law League, presided. Mr. Cobden who was received with much enthusiasm, proposed the first resolution. That this meeting resolves to co-operate ...

... EXETER SHARE LIST,-DECEMBER 4, 1849. | PAID DIVDND. PRICE PR SSm.wA PER r PER ANN PEE f50 Aberdeen ?? 50 -perc. 8 6. S. preference ?? - 339 Bristol and Exeter 3o, 55 T id '27i 4 laI 50 Caledonian ?? 50 124 13 10 Preference ?? 10 7 1 19 50 Chester and Holyhead ?? 0 - 10 20 Eastern Counties ?? 20 1 -. T * 11; newOpercent. 10 0 I tliexin 25 ExeterYeoviland Dorchester 21 5 _ I I 10 Exeter ...

... An extraordinary General Meeting of the Proprietom of the Bristol Water Works Company, was held at the Company's office, Small-street, Bristol, on Saturday las4, for the purpose of passing resolutions authorising the Directors to take the necessary measures for obtaining. in the next session of Parliament, an Act for raising additional capital, and to take into consideration ?? determine the ...

... EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-Of late we have had but too many circumstances of discouragement as regards Markets to report, but regret to have to say that for the Agriculturist, that of which we are now about to speak, was, we tbink,-(all circumstances taken into account,)-tbe worst of any ! Of the several descrip- tions of stock there was a fair supply, but a general dullness pervaded the ...

... 'AlA,_ . ?? . - . .. .. . - Tb ?? annuitants on the funds of this valuable institution took place on Thursday, the Slat May, at the London Tavern. TaosivaoN HAxazity,jun., Esq., Deputy Governor of the Bank of England,- and one of the trustetes, occupied the chair.. Th Scetr having reaid the adviertisemenit ivia-thie resold- tion passed at the annual meeting, authorising the election of four ...

... GREAT MYEE11NG AT, REIGATE.-The Proteetionists of Surrey inot at Reigate on Tuesday, to discuss the subject of the general distreas tnider which every class of agricultural industry is at present suffering, arnd to devise means for its relief. Au elegant pavilion was erected in the market.place, and was filled to overflowing, wany agricultural labourers being present, who seemed to take a deep ...