... EXETER 3fARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-As the market we last reported was of no ordinary importance, so did that of which we are now about to speak contrast strongly with it, in that it was most dull in its character, and the limited bosiness done. For this however our own markets of late. and the several well supplied Fairs that have so recently been held in this vicinity will probably fully account ...

... EXETER SHARELIIST,-Juty 3, 1849. AmOUNT ?? DIVDND. OR APOENR T. NALtWAYS. PER SR. PERANN ER N. £'50 Aberdeen ?? i 60 17 18j 8. 6. 8. 4 preference ?? 41 - 4 00 Bristol and Exeter ?? - 65~6 33* 1 Thirds 27 4 _ * 194 20 60 Caledonian ?? ?? 3 25i k 10 ' Preference.7 1 7 Ili 50 Chester and Holyhead .. 0 4 - 17 19 50 Cornwall ?? , ?? .. 4 , 7 I d 20 Eastern Counties . .20 2t- 8 i 311 new 5per ...

... . LONDON MARKETS-MONNDAY. From the Circular of THOS. USBOIRNE and SON, ?? N~ow London-street.. OLD CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JULY 2. WHEAT, yer qr IS. Sr. LzisNSEE, per gr. j. a. Einglish, White ?? 55 Mediterranean ?? OS 1. Red ?? 48 Baltic ?? 4 ?? - - LINSEED CAKE. ?? - - English (per 0,009, 31b. Danzig.-..52 511 each).. B10 es to £10 10s Baltic, Red ?? 44 48 Foreign ('per too) Ed Os £8 .08 ...

... NEWTON ABBOT AND NEWTON BUSHEL FAIR AND MABKET.-This took place on Wednesday last, and as regards the first was in all respects a large Fair, with a remarkably fine show of stock: indeed the supply of Fat Bullocks for a. considerable part was of a very superior description. The attendance also wasvery good, there being present several dealers and butchers from the eastward; and among the ...

... I EXETER SHARE LIST,-JuLy 10, 1849. AIIIONT RAILWAVS. PAID DIVIND. r ?ER SH. PERU .Rs. PBE ANt ;lS. £50 Aberdeen ?? I50 - B. 170 IS 8. S S. ' preference ?? 3 - 4 e0 Bristol and Exeter.90 3 - 6 C 7 33 ?? 2 4 - * 191 20 50 ?? VI 3 260 10 Preference ?? 10 7 e 1,, 12 50 Chester and Holyhead ?? 50 4 - * 17 19 59 Cornwall . . ,,t4 _ - 77 J d 20 Eastern Counties ?? 20 2i- 8i i lII :. . new ...

... LUNDON MARKETS -ONDAY. . From the Circular of THOS. USBORNIE acid SON, 5, New London-street;. OLD CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JULY 9. WBHAT, yer' r. S. S. LINSEED, per 9r.' s.. s. English, White ?? 40 55 ?? 4 . ?? 48 Baltic ?? 46 Irish ?? - - .1 ,Lrrsssn CAKe. ?? - - English (per 1,000, 31b. Da'zi..52 56 ?? os tot£10les BaltinE 44 '48 Foreign (per ton) to Os £8 Os Russian ?? 43 R APESEED. ...

... THE FARMERS' JOURNAL- EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-This was by no0 means a large imarkettais regards any description of stock ;as also that Ihser 'was but a thin attendance. Still irt the end, under the circum- stances, a somewhat fair amount of business had boen done, and, -with the exception of Fat Lambs, there was a support of previous prices. Indeed, as respects Fat Btsllocks, prices ...

... CORNWALL a= a S(. STRATTON MAMT,-Tuesday.-Wbeat, Us. to Us. Oa. per bushel; 'Barley, 4s. per bushel; Oats, 2s. to 2s. 3d. per bushel.-Fowls, 3s.. per couple; Butter, 8d. per doz.; Beef, 4Jd to Nild.; Mutton, 5d.; Pork, 4id. by the carcase; Lamb, bi.-rotatOe!, ..er gallon, or 4s. per bushel. BUDH.-AMuvaD.-Star, Dtew saundersfoot, -; Eliza,Beesfrom Newport, AAIBeerfromnCagldy Island; New ...

... ?? .1 L- From the Circular of THO8.,:USHRNE and SON, 5, Now -Loadjaii.traeetL OLD CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JULY IO.' WHSAT,,per Or.- rs. ;. LiNsszn, ~per gr.' , EnlsWhite * 48 '55 Mediterranean *4-4 Red ?? 45 48 Baltic . 36:.. S 0 Irish ?? - -N'SrEsan CAX1s. ?? ?? -- English (per 1,000, 31b. Danzig ?? . 52 dO ?? £10.. Dae to E10:140 Baltic, Red ?? 48 Foreign (per toss) £0 Ga £8- Es ?? 43 ...

... EXETER SHARE LIST,-JULY 17, 1849. PAID DIVDND. PRICE ASMOUNT RAILWAYS. PER SB. PER ANN PER sN. PER SN. LI5 Aberdeen ?? £50 -pero.' 171 1IS 8. S 8. preference ?? 4 0 - 41 00 Bristol and Exeter ?? 90 31- 66 33J ; Thirds 274 4 - 191 20 50 Caledonian. 50 3 26 10 Preference . 10 7 H1 12 50 Chester and Holyhead ?? 50 4 - 17 19 50 Cornwall ?? 7 4 - 20 Eastern Counties .20 22 - 9 11 new 6percent ...

... EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-This in the order of time was our Great Market, and as regards Lambs and Sheep, it merited being so termed, but the supply of Fat Bullocks was by no means large, and yet even these were not entirely sold. In truth, as a whole it was a lagging and discouraging market, as although, as far as business in this way went, Fat Sheep were not worse in price, yet were a ...

... Sir John Duckworth has presented a petition upon this subject to Parliament from our fellow citizen Mr. John Laidman, and upon the motion of the hon. Baronet, the petition was referred to the Committee now sitting on the bill. The Law Times, speaking of this document ?? week we gave place to Mr. Laidmaafg petition on the Bankruptcy Consolidation Bil, pointing out the objections to some of its ...