... THE FARMIERS' JOURNAL EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-In this market the show of Beef by no means equalled that of the preceding week, but there was a large and in many respects fine show of Sheep. The former, however, limited es was the supply, were by no means sold out, some fine Bullock-s being again driven home. Neither for the Sheep could a sale be found. Indeed it were useless to seek to ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING THE I . PAST WEEK. I I i E.rxtraied from. the. hark Lane EArrems.) Great, uncertainty still exists as to the extent of the Potato disease: that its character is much less virulent in the: country round about the metropolisthau in any former season since its first appearance, is, we think, certain. We are in constant com- munication with some of the most ...

... I EXERTER SHARE LIST,-OCTOBER 23, 1849. I A200Nv PA!D ?? PRICE0 PER En. BP~a'~ifA WAYO. 0 sic IOANN PEn sn. £_0 Ahereen ?? 50 |pere.' 14i 15 8. eS 8 reference: ?? ?? ?? . -6 e_ 00 Bristol and Exeter ?? - 0 1 334 ?? .. 24 i 15 17; 50 Caledonian.. 12, 13 10 'reference 7 i 0 J 50 Chester an d Nolyhead 5l - , 101 1i 20 Eastern Colintles. 20 1 ill ...

... LUNPON :MA:R~iTS- M-T NDAY. From the Circular of THOS. IUSBORNE'anod SON,-6., Now I 1. ~ I ~o I London-atriret. ~11. i. I~ 1, OLD CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, OCTOBERx'IL. WHEAT,,yer 2r. &. e SE, s.Per qr. S., S. English, White ?? '48Mediterrahean ?? 421 . ?? Red ?? 40 -44 Baltic . ?? 2 4 *0 .rs ?? - VLINS~EED CAIIE, Scotch ?? ?? English (per'l1000, 31b. Darzig . ..47 49 ?? ZI10I Os to f1 1040 ...

... EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-This was a vesy small as also very dull market. Indeed as respects Fat Bullocks, it is long since we had so brief an account to give, nor in this short recital can we even repeat the reduced figures of last week. The number driven in were few, and even of these no small part, and including too some of the best articles shown, were again driven home. The supply of ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING THE -- PAST WEEK. (Extracted from tde Mark Lane Express.) After a8continued decline in the value of Wheat during many consecutive weeks, a slight rally has at length taken place in prices, and the trade has, within the last fortnight, exhibited a firmser toe than at any previous period for months past. This has, no doubt, been caused in the first instance by ...

... I LUNDON MARKETS-MONDAY. From the Circular of THOS. USBORNNE and SON,, 5, NeW London-street. OLD CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 22,' WHEAT,y3er 9r. S. S. LeNssEr, per qr. $. &. Einglish, W~hite ?? 46 So Ilediterranean ?? 39 40 11 Red ?? 461 Baltic ?? 34I Irish ?? _LINSEED CAKX. ?? - - English (per 1,680, 31b. ?? 48 30 each) ?? Z 20 Os to £10 I0e Baltic, Red ?? 43 Foreign (per ton) £6G Os £8 05 ...

... * PROVINCIAL -MARKETS. g f X . - : A r @ I kNEWT NZ.-At Newton iii Wednesday, ber' was again a large and finely aupplied market, and altbongh brsiness did I i improve sometbizig inamount, yet was it till dull. Fat Bullocks were from 40s to 45s per cwt., or from 7s to rather over 8s per score. Butchera' Calves, from 4id to 6d per lb. Fat Sheep, from 4d to 41d per lb. There were several Cows and ...

... (Prom (he Briiannia.j It is now time to ask the Free-traders when the benefits they promised us from their policy may be expected to come into operation. There are now no disturbing causes to prevent our prosperity. The harvest has been bounteous, the Continent is settled, and the railway are quiet. Yet the general state of the kingdom is the reverse of satisfactory. The Manchester markets, ...

... THE FARMIERS' JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-This was a well,-or rather some. what largely supplied market of Bullocks, among which was a due proportion of Fat Cattle; things however were scarcely more bright and active than on the preceding week, and though in the end many articles bad been sold, yet was it after a lagging manner, and without any improvement in price;, or recovery in ...

... EXETER SHARE LIST,-OCTOBER 2, 1849. PAID DIVDND. PRICO APOUN RAILWAAYS. PER SR. PESR ANN .650 Aberdeen ?? £50 -perr.' 1 S. 6. S. I preference ?? 6a - 0o Bristol and Exeter 90 3_ 59- 33a1 Thirds. 27 4 * 16 60 Caledonian ?? 6 3 10 Preference ?? 0 .. . b 50 Chester and Holyhead , ?? 5 12 50 Cornwall ?? 20 Easteri' Counties .20 1.- I_7i llj s new 6per cent. 10 6 1 11* 25 Exeter'Yeovil and ...

... - . .| NESWTON.-At Newton -on Wednesday last the market was largely supplied with stock, but there was an aubsenceof me of those who have usually been regular buyers froru the neighbouring towns, and business was dull. There was'a fine show of Fat Bullocks, but in wshat was done in this way the, quotation ran low, being from 40s to 468 per cwt., or from 7s to ratber over, & par score. ...