... COUNTRY MA1RKETS. _ DERBY WIE.El1Y S12THUFIEID 1MAR1KET. TUESDAY, Jan. 31.--'I'lierye was a pretty good suppllyv et it cattle at our market, btut not of very good quallitv. Pleatv' e of sheep. Both made from ad. to 5.di. per iii. Irish pit; *r were numerous, miaking gs. Gd. perseore. Rought rat 4s. ;,1. . _ _ DERBY CORN MARKEIT. d FIuDAY, Jan. 27.-We had a fair suilply of grain at mtrkiet to ...

... STATEs. O TRADE!, MANCsInSTmn.-1U ltte last f bright bnsiness, both in the lo lb anid 5yarn inirliet. lHIS heell dtli I but still we can - not note any Itiarlked alterittion ill prices since our last, for the manufacturers are very firn, and buyers haive held off parclising to force prices down, which they find tihey are unmble to do to any great extent, for stocks are very ligiht, and both ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE, LONDoc, JAN. 81.-Wind this day at noon light breeze from S.W., and hazy. Seven p.m. light airs from the southward and westward, and cloudy. OFF DoVnn, JAN. S0.-The B1diSs from Batavia for Rotterdam. OFF BEAICEY HEAD, JAN. 28.-The Zeemanshoop from -. PoRTSMOUnTH, JAN. 30.-Wind W.N.W., fresh breezes.-Arrived her Mejelty's steamer Gorgon from Woolwich. STANGATE CREEK, JAN. ...

... ILONDON iUA RKETS. CORN EXCIIANGE.-MARK LANJ;, l.N)ox MONDAY, Jan. 30-The supply of English 'Vijeat Was very short this morning; the greater part in (dalitii lihl dling condition; fine dry samples ntaintaintedl last oti, day's prices, but all other desctiptions were. oflcreol Is (jr. cheaper. Foreign Wheat sold in retail at Is. per qr. undder the rates of this day week. Beans and larley earl1 ...

... MONEY MARKET and CITY NEWS, TUESDAY. We have a few more words to say upon the sclf- elected corporation of the Trinity House of London. We have reason to believe that our objections to the machinery of Captain Fitzroy's bill for requiring and. regulating the examination of masters and mates of merchant vessels, are in unison with public feeling; and we doubt not that the ship- owners will take ...

... I I' CORN EXCIIANG 10.-rhc supply of Wheat from Esisex atilt .Slolktfresh sopt to this morning's rnarket was very short, and sobes bove betin oliosly, made at or decline of I8, per quarter. iisrlcy has oi.'t Ol modoerate dlemand (it pricesfll Is. below those of hil lv ecek. Oids hsveemcet a x10w sale,, batl all dec'sriptionx ase h0..1l~l flyit at looit je../sk.s price's. Beans andt While ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGIGE~NP. 'er- LonDeNin, Fnn, 1.-Wind this day at noon, moderate breezn lr 'ral S. to S.W., and tine. frt on1. DEAL', JAN. 21 .-Wind W.S.W., moderate.-Arrived the Ana frea, Olt- Hamburg for Havannah. era PORTSMOUTHt, JAa.X 31.-Wlind W.S.W to WI., strong and 5qira~ll. 'ibo -Arrived the Julie and Maria from Ant~iverfp for ('onstnntinnipte. led ToRIBAY, JAN. 31.-Sa~ile~d the ...

... The present wieek has been ene of continued and even increased duilness in thle Mooney Market, eind in ali the principal departmients of general trade. An appearance of the greatest stagnation is the charaictcr of the Money Markcet, excepting only the English Feuines, which continue firm at the extraordinary prices which leave bcen attained ;but in tirose natureally mere desirable muodes of ...

... THE FARAIER'S JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS. C ATTLH AIARKETo.-Tlhis was not at large but a still Well-supplied Miatrket Of FiAr Bveeroeq rnas also that these I were onl garl oslo, mnd this too wvith imn~rrrvemnerrt'in price. Onl this icend however, ear reaileors Shall themsealves ho jwlgcs, onr r1 Inty heimg to ascertain, and supply there wuih frets fire that 5' pn~rpnsc. This then Mr. War. ...

... _ EYA IA1Je- awd CITYNEWS. WIWNESDAY- I h gvr itttet I -don o h avygs, broker ots In the market to-day, s 1,l1cgoverinnteIt br on nclnt of the savina-s' I} a buyer of S,,,k 'on ie~ I, atei of iuidr tol tv liilve exceeded his usual 3 t11nei of is etle's °C olS have in consequence s ethl a fu thler slight imn)rovement, the n eXll('riell'' ' ;, ' sellers, for time, and 941J rleotl 1'',, The 'hree ...

... HOINEY MARKET AND STOCK INTELLII I GENCE. CITY, ?? have adzan.ed this morning per cent-. viz., to 95, at which rate they have been free- ly done. There is no differenc now between the time and present transfer rates, end after the delivery of the queen' pehsome expect a further advance. The foreign invest- men'ts are brislher, and the speculators are again rutninig Up Spais on account of thle ...

... , . . :: AT EI AMPHITHEATUif,, LIVERPOOL. The Anti-Monopoly Association, although, as its m title indicates, it embraces-a wider field of operations sev than the National Anti-Corn-Law.League, is yet , powerf'ul auxiliary to that mightv comnbinationf which on I.is so energetically subserving the best interests or d the country by the wvar it:is constitutionally waging t a against restrictions ...