... COUNTRY MARKETS. DUaRB COILN MAILOCET. FrIDAY, March 12.-Owing to the farmers beings, gaged in their sowing, we had but a small show of kinds of grain at our market to day, and the quality a:. condition of new Wheat being improved, caused aMlld vance of is, per qr. to be realized on fine qualities. ar secondary descriptions sold more freely. Barley COD:' nues very dull sale, and all except the ...

... - COUNTRY eMA.UKETS. DERBY CORN MARKET. e FRIDAY, Dec. 24.-The frost, noted as commencing in ,t our last circular, and iihich promised so favorably for the -t condition of Grain in Stock, has been of very short con- -. tinuance, and a relaxed state of the atmosphere now nprevails. In consequence of Christinas*day falling on tle a Saturday, and the numerous niarkets in our neighbour- vhood ...

... crAU[N'lt' l AfzTARKETS. aE it I oi Y O It siRVr V. . FIRIDY,Aug04 lti.-Wehai'i'3., reord aAt Iexper;tnee of mwst unspropitious 'catie', th. i':I ,l'uaic of whiIch imiust iowV cwrtaiTly r:rd ti. to say nothing about the serious app~r'i'hous ' s :idii .ettertaiidl c at cernirmeg the qplantitV ;n1d qal'. yield. To-day, hove icr, it isrlatilir se:ai'uirc Itranshalt sIIoShillc-conseqw.iitly Is. ...

... DERSY WVEEKOLY SMIITHFIEl DMARKET. TuEsDAy, April 6-There was but a small supply of Beef, which made 7d. per lb. Mutton was plentiful, but prices not so good as last week. DERBY VORN SIAREET. rnanAY, APRIL 2.-During the week the trade has been dull, and the business in Wheat confined to our millers in this district, who purchased very sparingly; bat the smallness of the supplies have prevented ...

... LONDONMARKBTy lI u 0- CORN EXCHANGE.-MARR LANE, LONDON M6NDA'Y, Sept. 27.-Our arrivals of Foreign IA' since last week again very large, and rather coes 'eat . Siderable of Foreign Barley and Oats ; but our upphes (f Eaglish Wheat and other grain continue very moderate Tsh prevalence of easteriy winds this week has brou ?I nearly every corn ship from the Baltic and heght II north and'east of us ...

... j7~~~~~~~~1 - ' ; I RAIL WAY SHARBE(, I '. e LONDON PRICES, TUESDAY, FE: 4 Capital. Paid. PIl llSare. Shares. £. X. s. RAILWAYS. £ s. d. 6,300 100 100 - BirmingharnandDerby 71 -_ 9,500 100 100 - Birmingham and Gloucester. 80 - - 60,000 2.5 23 - Eastern Counties . , 85 - 1,0ooo 100 100 - GrandJunction , . 212 - - 11,000 50 40 - Ditto Half Shares..: . 102 - - 2 ...

... DERBY WVEEKLY3 SMITHVIELD SIAIAKET. TUESDAY, May 4.-A fair supply of both Beefan Mutton. The former made rad. to 7d. per lb. Clip: sheep, Sd. Lambs from 11. to II. 4s. DEBSY CORN MARXtET. FRID.tY, April 30.-Since Friday last our millers han bought moderately of Wheat, andall purchases mnade welt only for their immediate wants. To-day the trade ks been of a retail character, and factors not ...

... I .tj-oND'4NstRtPI I CORN EXCHANGE.--ARKLANELoNfl MONDAY, MARCH 15.-The Supply of English ° was short this morning, a portion in bad condito a Wit dry parcels sold readily at an advance of is. per last Monlday's prices.-Though the arrival of Ii qr.v moderate this morning, the demand being salrtle evt slowly at -s. per qr. decline from the rates of I stt~lt day.-Beans dull sale, and rather ...

... Iu , LONDON MARIKR'S. -CORN EXCHANGE.-MARK LAhE, LONIDN. MONDAY, Jan I 1.-The arrival of Irish Oats was large , lost week. The supply of Essex, Kent, and buffolke Orn tbis morning was moderate. Thle severe frost ait tfall of snow. last wveek has closed the na-sigation of onr rivcr and docks for craft; in consequesre there was very litth, business passing in dlark-Lane to-day, and in gctiercl ...

... I IlDfYl WEEKLY aIITrIFIuLmlA tRZET. TUESDAY, May 11.-There was a small supply of beie in the market to-day, which fetched from 6Ad. to d. pa. lb.; clipt sheep, GAd. to 7d.; lambs, from 11. to 1I. 4s. DtIERR CORN MARKET. FRIDAY, MAY 7.-The unexpected announcement oi Government to propose an alteration in the existingcor, laws, has had the effect of making a complete stagnuatib in the trade ; ...

... TUESDAY, OcT. 26. JOHN HALL, and SAMUEL VINCENT ',St. Mary Axe, City Wholesale tea and coffee-dealers, Nov. 5, Dec. 7, at Basinghall-street. Sols., Messrs. Hughes Bucklerofflye official assig., Mr. Edwards, Frederick's-plage, Old Jtob ry. PELLEGRINO ROSSELLI, Lime-stret, City, merchant, Nov. 2 Dec. 7, at hasingLill-strest. Sol., Mr. Ruck, Mine- ingrlayn- official assig., Mr. Green, ...

... I - BEItu BY WEEKLY SclI H ViE lI) UA KXrT. TuOsE.Y, Sept. 28.-Yesterday being the fiir there was but few beasts at this market. A pleatiful supply of Sheep which made from 6d. to 6ad. per lb. 'th CON M'rEIAT. FRIDAY, Sept. 24.-We have had a good supply of Wheat, during the week, and considerable activity mlani- fested in the trade. T'o-day in consequeuce of unfavour- able weather, many ...