... (From the John Bull.') As usual in Christmas week, there has beeni, compara- tively speaking, little movement in mercantile circles. The produce markets being wh'l61y closed, sofar as public sales are concerned, and the jobbers making holiday at the Stock Exchange up to Tuesday or Wednesday last, it would be scarcely possible to imagine, after the late tur- moil and bustle produced by ...

... - ,J II . ?? EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-This was a large and generally fine market of Fat Bullocks. These, however, were on dull sale,- indeed by no means sold out; while as respects prices, these tell back to nearly about tile rates that prevailed prior to our December Fair and Christmas Markets. Mr. Win. Wippell,. of Rudway, Rewe, had four fine Heifers, which were oold. Two of these ...

... LONDON MARKETS-MONDAY. .OLD .,ON i~BfIEa-NN~-;J-~al. ?? 'per ?? 8 . .r. --LlweaaD.;Per ir. J. a. English, Whifte. 4462 . NMediterraneanr .. 40. 4 43 Red. 4 48 . Baltic ?? 42 ?? . - ,-t -. - LI1a2 CAKE. ?? .. - - Euiglish (pe',tl,3b Danzig ?? 50 ?? 1 &~ t 12 l0s BaltiR, Red ?? 46 50 ForeIgn(perte) £s e 9 ?? Rus.ian ?? 44 46 RAPESEED. Polish Odesa ?? 44 48 English .52 60 Common, &c. 40 44 Irish ...

... EXETER SHARE LIST,-JANUARY 2, 1849. Am OUN4T PAL~s AID DTVDN. PRIOR PErE s;. RILWAS PBX Sit rAN PERn £50 Aberdeen.£_50 -lper c.1 17i V#D IAberdeen ?? ?? ,|4 f 60 2pr. 3e ^24 LOD Bristol and Exeter ?? t3024 331 Bs Thirds. 25 ?? 0 50 Caledonian ?? 5 T t I 10 1 Preference ?? 7 50 Chester and Holyhead ?? I I 50 Cornwall ?? 20 4- 12; 20 Eastern Coonties ?? 10 new 6per cent. 10 6 it 1II 12 25 ...

... EXETER SHARE LIST,-JANVARY 9, 1849. AMOUNT ?? 'DIVDND. rn sit, RILWAs. PrB YH. S PEA NN 50 Aberdeen .. ?? Jo -perf 100 Bristol and Exeter . . 00 43 331 1 Thirds 271 4 - 50 Caledonian ?? t 10 Preference ?? I 7 7 1 50 Chester and Holyhead ?? 50 4 50 Cornwall. 7j 4- 20 Eastern Counties ?? 20 4 - 10 new d per cent. t0 0 1 25 ExeterYeovil ?? 21 5 10 Exeterand E ..mo .th. 1. 1. 0. 4 - 25 Exeter ...

... ..LONDON MARKETS-MONDAY. OLD CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JA~uA~tr 8. English, White 44.0 MedlkiTeaine'an ?? 49 43 Red .. .. 40. 48: Balic ?? ?? 38 4u ?? :. - I E _Li~szzD OAKS. Scotch. ?? - - OEKgish (per 1,000, sMb. Danzig ?? .50 54 each) ?? &II los to L£12 l0s Batc, Red ?? 46 48 Foreign (per too) A8 es £9 Jlos Russian ?? 42 48 RArnssro. Polish Odessa . 44; 421 Enlsh0 S0 common',&C.. 40 44 Irish ...

... ty'AAwflJVd.1J/vSJJJ jS JJdJJ v J tJ tS S] It., ?? . . . tVV'VJJJ~ II-III J I ?? JJ rfa,j ?? EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-This was not so large a market of Fat Bullocks as on the preceding week, but yet, was it well supplied, as also that in some of the more prominent features of the tearleet there were circumstances, at least having something cheering in their character. Thus of Fat ...

... z'LO.NDO.-N: M.A.RKETS-M4&OtDAY.- OLD CORN E'XCHAN E MND , IfiUaT1. WEIRAT.Yerqr. . s. - j.ED e. Enjilioh~ White ?? 44: 52 ~ 40, 43 Rled ?? 40 48 SCtc. 3 42 Danzig ?? 54 ah.. l At12 leg Bitic,.Red.44oreign (per ton) £8 0%& 10 ls Russian ?? RApEsaxi. Polish Odass, . 44 48 English ?? 600 Common &c. 40 44 ?? ?? 2 40 Canad . 48 48 Foreign . 4, 50 United States ?? 50 AEEDCK. ?? 34 English ?? ...

... 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,-JANUARY 16, 1849. ANO Nv AID DIVDND, PILUW PEB AIAYS. PEB Su PEBANN PIKD. £60 Aberdeen ?? 50 -pere.* l s18 100 Bristol and Exeter ?? . 4- 4 33J 1 ?? 2T7 4 - 10 4 60 Caledonian ?? 60 7 1ft 8 10 ( Preference ?? 717 IF 81 # 60 Chester and Holyhead ?? 50 4 _ 20 1 60 Cornwall . . . . 74- _7 I A 20 Eastern Counties . . 20 4 - 11 4 1I I new f per cent 10 0 112 Ii 25 Eseter ...

... EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-In strict order of time this was our Great Market, but in point of supply was not to be so regarded, this being only of ordinary amount, and of Fat Bullocks scarcely equal to that of the preceding week: neither were these on quite so good sale as on that occasion; and although it will be seen that the better price we then reported was so, yet must it be ...

... THE FARMERS' JOURN AL ,j ?? ~ ?? EXETER MARKETS.' CATTLE MARKET.-This wa a el supplied market, and this both as respects Fat Bullocks and Sheep; and although at the outset business wes dull, yet at the end a considerable stroke had been done. Indeed, ae to Sheep, it is eatisfactory to be enabled to say, that in this respect tbe market was again pretty wall cleared. There being dealere present ...