... I LUNDON MARKETS-MONDAY'-'- From the Circular of THOS. UBOR NE and SON, 5, No London-street., OLD CORN EXCHANGE , MONDAY, TULY SO- WHEAT, yer qr .t .. LINSEED, per qr% . English, ?? 48 88 ?? 39 4 ,, ?? 45 48 Baltic ?? . S ?? - - LINSEED C~sts. ?? - English (per 1,080, 31b. Danzig.52 58 each) ?? £;10 Os to £10 too Baltic, Rd441 48 Forign (per ton) L£8 Os £8 ?? Russian ?? 43 RAPESEED. - Polish ...

... EXETER SHARE LIST,-JuLy 31, 1849. AMOUNT _ AILWAVO. PAID DIVDND. AMOUT RAIWAYS. PER sn. PER ANN PER fi. .f6 |Aberdeen ?? , 50 -perc.* 19 20 8 . 0. 1 preference . 4 6 - 04 3 00 Bristol and Exeter ?? go 31 - 66 7 331 1 Thirds 271 4 - * 19i 20i 50 Caledonian . 50 3 23& 41 10 1 Preference , . 10 7 1 IIt 50 Chester and Elolyhead 50 4 - 16 1I 50 Cornwall ?? 7 i - 20 Eastern Counties.20 23.- 8. 0 ...

... 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 ...

... THE FARMERS' JOURNAL C A.TT LE M AR K ET.-In this market on Friday, no small part of the supply consisted of Fat Lambs. There was no great number of Sheep; and but a small supply of Fat Bullocks, and yet, limited as the supply was in this respect, even these were not sold, several Fat Heifers being again turned home. Indeed, dullness pervaded the market, the circumstances of which had little ...

... (Extracted from the Mark Lane Express.) An immense quantity of rain has fallen during the week in different parts of the country, by which someinjury has probably been done to the grain crops; we are, however, inclined to think that the mischief hitherto sustained is not of a serious nature, or of sucb a character as to be irreparable. Where the Wheat is forward and heavy it has no doubt ...

... TRADE OF LEEDS.-(From the monthly circular of Gibson, Ord, end Co.)-The sales of colonial wool, which com- menced on the third July, are proceeding steadily, at an advance of fully five per cent. upon the rates of the previous sale. This rise, together with the prospect of a good harvest, has imparted firmness to the woollen cloth trade, and well made gopda find ready purchasers. The best ...

... 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 ? ...

... EXETER SWARE LIST,-AUGUST 7, 1849. AM~sOUNT ?? _ _ _ sAID DIVDND. P*1 aO sint. EAILWAVYS. PER BR. PER ANN PER 511. f50 Aberdeen ?? ,50 -perc.' 1I 20 8. 6.. IC preference ?? - i 00 Bristol and Exeter ?? 0 0 35 - 66 7 - 331 4 Thirds,, 274 4_ 19' '94 60 Caledonian .t 5 3 23i 4 16 s Preference . 10 7 9 1l t 50 Chester and Hlolyhead ?? 50 4 j ai, 50 Cornwallr. l 7 - 20 Eastern Counties ?? 20 21- ...

... THE FARMERS' JOURNAL EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-In this market the supply of Beef was only of a moderate kind, while circumstances would seem to show, that of the first order of Fat Bullocks,-really prime and well-mede up articles, there is no great number in this district. The supply consequently was pretty well, as also tolerably promptly sold out, while for all superiorarticles 50s per ...

... THE FARMERS' JOURNAL. CATTLE MARKET.-In the order of time this was our Great Market, and as regarded the amount of supply was most worthy of being so designated. But as to business nothing, could be morel dull and discouraging. No one appeared to buy but upon necessity. and then drove the bargain to tbe ntmost that was in their power. Hence no emall amount of itock was turned out unsold, and ...

... LONDON MARKETS-MONDAY:! From the Circular of THOS. USBORNE and SON,' 6, KN# London-street. OLD CORN EXCHANGE, MieNDAY, AIoOUST 13. WHEAT,;Per Q?. S. $. LiNsEED), per qr. j. A.4 English, White ?? 50 ?? :43 Red ?? 44 Baltic ?? N0 Irish .- LINSEED OAK:. scotch . ?? (per 1,000, 31b. Danzig ?? 48 52 ?? t10 Os to £110 lip Baltic, Red ?? 44 Foreign (per ton) £6 Os £6l 'Os ?? 37 30 RIAPESEED. Polish ...

... EXETER SHARB LIST,-AUGUST 14, 1849. AMOUNT RAILWAYS. PAI DSH PDND PRI55 PER SR. RL Y Se s . AN PERS. i50 Aberdeen ?? £.50 -perc. 8. 6. preference ?? 6 6 - pur 00 Bristol and Exeter ?? 00 3 331 ?? 27J 4 ' 19 50 Caledonian . . .. . 50 3 22 * 10 Preference . 10 7 1 I $f 50 Cheater and Holyhead ?? 0 4 - 1i 17 50 Cornwall ?? ?? 7j - 20 Eastern Counties ?? 20 21- di t 14 1 new ffpercent. 10 6 ...