... DERlBY WEEIV LY SMIITIIFII.Ri MARiKET. o 'f'TI.SDAY, Jan. 10.-There was a small supply of 13eef - at this riarlit prices fronm .d. to Sld. per pounild. Mttou (a moderate supply) which made 5.d. to td, Pigs were ed plentiful at Os. 6d. per score. Roughl1 fat 4s. 9d. per stone. to DERIIY CORN MARKET. 3; FRIDAY, Jan. ?? had a good supply of all kinds of - I grain at Market to-day, except barley, ...

... COUNTRY MARKEITS. eI DEUtVI Y WEKLY SM I ?? MIAttiRET. It E'I'IJISDAY, Jan. I T.-lhere weas a good suipply of Blle, e but not so of Mutton the former mnide from ;;d. to 5,d. it and the ?? 3.d. to 6t. per lb. Pigs from ts. 6d. tois e per score. Rough fat 4s, hd. per stone. ?? 1)DEIRBY CORN MARIKETI. Ftnim.v, Jan. 13.-Wte had a moderate supply of grnin at market to day, but not so good either in ...

... SHIPPING IN-TELLIG:G3NCB. Loxaeox,JAN, 28.-Wilnd this day at noon fresh breeze from S.W., and cloudy at times. tit blew strong last night from the westward.- Seven p.m. light airs from W. to S.W. and line. DEAL, JAN. 27.-Wind W.S.l,% moderate.-Arrived the Samarang from Calcutta. Arrived from the River the Nautilus for the Cape of (Good Hope, SMary Ann for Monte Video, Dale Park and Hindoo for ...

... THE YORKSH'Rh AGRICULTURAL BANK. , : Br', : rR, 'is YORKS COURANT OF YPSTERDAY.] We last week gave some particulars' respecting the stop- He page of this bank, and we then'stated that a general meet- the ing of the shareholders would be held in the Merchants' useHall, Foseasate, on Thursday, the day of our last publication. ,est Tue meetino accordingly took place, and William Blan- md shard,' ...

... MONBY MARKBT and CGITY NEWS. -O. FRIDAY. it The abundance of money, and the immediate le approach of the payment of the January dividends, w have supported the price of the Public Funds .d against the unfavourable effect which the defalcation -a in the public revenue was calculated to produce. 9 Consols opened the same as yesterday, at 04A to l for the 17th January, and maintained that price ...

... l3aniftritylo, We. Freer tile London Gazette of Fridoap, Jane. 6. BANKtRUPITS. George Pile and William James BernardSi qu t1oi, of Salvador-houca, Bishopsgate-6treet Without, wins wid snirit merchants, January 17, at half-pset twelve, rind February 17, at eleven, at the Court of Barkrmpt-y. Off al a ssignee, Mr. George John GCraham, 21, B-- highall-street andl Messrs. J. and C. Polloc'or, ...

... STOPPAGE OF TllE BANIK OF PARIER, SHORE, AND CO., OZ SHEFFIELD. The Shqgfield I adep~edeiit ou Siturday says, It is our deeply afliective duty to aunnoulce tlhe orlst piece of local ne vs that ever .,as published in Sjieffield-thle stoppilge ot the Old Bank of Messrs. NParker Shore and Co., that hiighly-rcspected urin, who hive earued and ninintaiuedI ultil tids time, a degree of public ...

... lotLU1N.Ij1 ?? tiLL , S 1Yt CORN-EXCUANGE, MARiC.LANEir, MONDAY, JAN. 23.- . is An increased quantity of English wheat has come forward for V rid this day's market, that of the home counties principally from It. Kent, and distant ones Liicolnshire and Cambridgeshire, the il supply from Essex and Suffolk caotinuing to be still linrited. A re fair supply of barley was on sale, as also of beans ...

... | fARK-LANE CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JAN. Ii. Thestupplies of Grain to this market during the past wecic, wor. upon the whole tolerebiy good WhVleat forming tile ex- cejition tile total supply of wvliih, both English anld Foreknl .crnuoiited to little Over fi,1511 qpiarterir. Of Oats frorn lre-at tite quantity reported asountis to 2,601i quarters, LrsL tim1 Scotlano and the. north to rather, ...

... I CORN EXCHANGE-T7o this nmorning's toarlet the supply iif Wheat feeshi upfrom the howe ?? was short, bilt rather exeedringo the arrival of thisdslo week; / owI the condition of the nsanpleo hilsg also iipopvied, the millers bonught tolerably freety, at on adva'nee of Is. to 2s. per qr. ass the quotalisos of this dogy er-k. Boney has iort a hrtlbr oarket, at priees qenerally tlie ?? ?? tatob ...

... By a return of wool exports and imports during last year, we observe that the total number of pounds of wool exported from Liverpool in 1842 was 2,585,162, of which 454,444 were British, and 2,130,718 foreign. The total of imports was 54,399 bales, of which 5,934 were from Australia and Van Dieman's Land, 15,124 from Peru, 2,097 from Spain, 3,228 from Buenos Ayres and Monte Video, 6,870 from ...

... LiVERPOOL MA RKETS. hm RIEVIEWV OF THE LIVERPOOL COTTONT WARRKET FOR THEx weftK re. ENDING 'RtIDAT, JANT. 13. Ile We have had a moderately fair demand for Cotton Rilssathi iiday ed soe'rnight, and a goad qnaiitity has bken sold. The mnarket bus beca' freely supplied with the new crop of American, ait oar lat ycias. to titles. Surals have not undergone ally change, but Itranki baoe bren asore ...