... EXETER SHARE LIST,-MARoa 20,1849. AMOUNT ?? D tax.958 AMOONT ~~RAliwAys. PER SR. DIVDN).I PRIC AIOUN SRA.WY. PE R PER ANN PER SEN is-0 Aberdeen ?? S50 -perc' 17 1. 8. 60 8. preference ?? . 121 2dt 00 Bristol and Exeter ?? t 4s 33J II Thirds ?? 27* 4- 98 50 Caledonian ?? 0 3 223 3* 10 Preference ?? 10 7 I i0 3 50 Chester and Holyhead ?? I 4 18 0 ' 50 Cornwall ?? t _ j 20 Eastern Coanties ?? ...

... ,,V.XETER SHARE LIST,-Mknca 27, 1849. RAILWAVO -PAID DIVDND. PriOr! PER SR. RAILWAYS. PER 9U-. PERANN PERa S. f'50 Aberdeen ?? 50 -perc.' 17 18 Oo 8. preference . ?? 0 - 2 00 Bristol and ?? 3j - t2 di 32j 11 Thirdsa ?? 274 - ? S die 50 Caledonian ?? 50 f 232 11 10 Preference ?? 10 II1 50 Chester and Holyhead - ?? 50 l I1 50 ?? 7 - d 20 Eastern Counties ?? 20 24 - D) j 1 new 6percent. 10 6 ...

... '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' ...

... 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 ...

... ,v oNM=R j?- Aw ?? A..K~k ONDAYE. ! 0' .f.Uts; . );~iiN43'iMONDAY, M&nGE 12.. VEX 8. - - CHAN ; I LINssD per gr.: 2¶ ! . 6 ?? 6011W ?? ; -An~ersn ?? ll&N6 lr ?Xis ?? 4t , 4I0 EnglihA6i. m, 1 ?? - 'b Dauig ?? ?? .. 4. .,st i , ,, 'BRltieRea ..R ..4 4. ?? T0i.-£9 0s Rsian . .. . . -30 40 . ,&psssrj. Polish Odessa ?? 3: 42- Engfhrs,. d. :6f Common, &c.' . 57 r - 3 frisk , 44 48 ?? ?? 54 'United ...

... THE Generali.Half-yearly Meeting of the Sbhraeholders in this undertaldng was held at the Royal Hotel, Plymouth, on Tu'esday; TaoxAs WoorLcoacE, Esq., ChairmaiL.bf the Board of Directors, presiding. There, wis.a ?? attendance of Shaieholders. Amongst the Directors present. we ?? Courtenay, Sir AcBUller, Bert., 5. W. Bulleir Esq., Dr. Miller, ?? BrownzwEsq4 9a. Jones, Esq., F. B. Berlow, Esq., ...

... 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 ...

... C. -URT O 7 BAK, CY - IOB T XE CeOURT OF BANKRUPTCY FOR THE EXETER . .1 DISTRICT. BEFOItE lmD. CoOiissioNEit BERE. ; colt fin ued from Ohio last. : In thte case of John Mallett, of -Tiverton, grocer, who came for choice, adu was questioned by Mr. G. W. Turner,- no creditor 'appeared, and no choice took place. Thomas Nosworthy Heyward, of Torquay,- grocer, appeared, and explained to hlis Honour ...

... ITHE FARMERS' JOURNAL. EXETER MEARKETS. CATTLE MARRET.-This was again a very largely supplied Market with all descriptions of stock, but circumstances did not at all improve for the Farmer. If you would sell, you most submit in price, and, of course, when men drive stock to market it is with a view to sell, since money must be had if things are at all to go on. But a truce with observations ...

... TmHE FKAMEIR JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-This in the order of time was our Great Market, and there was a fair supply of stock, but never before do we think we hare stood in such a completely discouraging market. With scarcely a single exception prices gave way, nor was there any such thing as effecting sales other- wise than by asseutig to terms of submission. It is apprehended it ...

... SECOND EEDITION. EXETER, THURsDAY MORNING. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, WEDNESD ARRIVALS THIS WEEK. Wheat. Barley. Oats. T .I Flour. Qrs. Qrsi Qrs . Sacks.' English 42 .420 1140 68 2880 610. Scotch ?? - - - - ?? - - - - Foreign :.154 430 12860 48880: - At this-day's market, WnEAT-English,-ruled the same as Monday. Foreign sold' in retail at -forner pricess. Floating cargoe3 in good request, andl ...

... LUNDON MARKETS-MONDAY. OLD CORN EXCHANGE, MONrDAY, FEBRUARY 28. WHkAT, yer qr. Sr. S. . LxNSHmu, Per gr. S. S.,. English, White *44 48 Meiteranean ?? 40 43 11,Red . ?? 40 .40 Baltc1~ ?? 33 42 Irish ?? - -NLzSuz OAXa. Scotch ?? ?? --English (per 1,000, 31b. Danzig ?? 46 51 ?? ZIO Os to Ell Os Baltic, Red ?? 44 46 Foreign (per ton) £7 Os to Os Russian ?? 40 43 RAPESEED. Polish Odessa 42 44 ...