... ?? WEH I;.Y SMITHIITIIVIA) MAIIIKET. 'I'UESI)AY, April 4.-Tiere was a good suply of liet at our market; of Sheep moderate. Both made from ' d. t 51d. per lb. Pigs, good suppl]y, made Gs. per seott'. ;all Irish. Calves, fair qualitity, from .5d. to 51.W. per lb. w Rough fat, Ir. per stone. le DERB111Y CORN MARKtI. Fitimkv, March 31.--T'te suppily of all doeseripiti.ias of grain was smnall. ...

... I iLPIM V 0 VEIIIEN2' IN 'ITRA)E. MANCJIMsTEit,-TlTis week the market has again main- taicied its firniness, and although there ?? been no advance in prices, yet there is a fair and steady demand fully equal to the supply, and we have been assured by parties wbo are large buyers, that they would be glad to give an order f(r three months for goods at present prices. An upward tendency is ...

... CORN EXCIIANGE.-IARK LANE, LONno) MONDAY, April ?? arrivals of English Wheat this morning were again sutall, and met it ready sale at Is. to 2s. per qr. over last Monday's prices. For Foreign Wheat we experienced a fair retail trade, at tile terits f last week. The supply of Barley was moderate, hut foully adequate to the demand for malting purposes, whjjt grinding sorts w ere in request and ...

... I.- DERBY WEEKLY SMITHFIELD MARKET. TUESD.y, April 25.-There was a fair suppily of cattle and good of sheep, many of which were clipped. Beef ade 5d. to 51d.; and sheep oat of the wool 3d., in wool 5d. to Gd. per lb. Pigs fairsupply Gs. per score. Calves plentiful Sd. per lb. Rough fat 4s. per stone. DERBY CORN MARKET. FsnAIDY, April 21.-We have again only moderate upplies of Wheat, hut quite ...

... DERDY WEEKLY SSIITHFIELD MARKET. n TUESDAY, April 1 .-There was a fair supply of tat e cattle: sheep, moderate. Prices same as last week, sd. ,S to Ad. per lb. Pigs moderate, 6s. per score, ail Irish. n Calves plentiful, 5d. to 5cd. per lb. Roughl flt, 45. per )t stone, DERBY CORN MARKET. FnxDnY April 7.-The supplies of all kinds of grain are moderate. An advance is demanded for wheat; ...

... b.ONDON MARIKETS. ?? CORN EXCIIANGE.MARK. LANE, LONDoyS ed MONDAY, April 17.-Tic return exhibits an arrival f 7610 qrs. of English Wheat since this day week, bit tbn n- great bulk of this quantity being from Litcoltishire to owlr 2c, millers direct, the show of Kent and Essex satiples in ItO Mark Lane this morning was only sniall; the trade fCvt. theless, ruled very dull, and even at a ...

... T'TIE 1THE 4 AMJFACTUR G CLAISSELS. it cannot be too well understood that the wlhole of our productive power aid commerce is supported hy home circnlstanOcOsC for instance, all trade being barter, we expeet an equivalent for whatever goods we export anid as we liave ability to constmine the exchange, tunielc, coffee, cotton, &c we are ab le to carry out our foreign traffic ; and the precious ...

... DERBY WEEKLY SRMZTHrIELD XA[ARLMT. TUEsDAY, April I S.-There was a good supply of cattle tbis morning; sheep moderate. Prices as last week. t 5d. to .Ad. per lb. Calveswere plentiftal, price 5d. peril). Pigs not so numerous, 6s. per score. Roligh fat 4s. DERBY CORN MARKET. THURSDAY, April 13.-The supplies of all descriptions 1, ofgrain to tiis day's market is very simall. An advanceof 2s. per ...

... The Quarterly return of the Revenue made up to the 5th April, will be found at the close of some observations we are about to make on that subject. If the year ending Wednesday last be compared with the year ending 5th April, 1842, it will be found that there is a total increase of 714,9831. The total amount of last year's income ivas 45,363,8271., and that of this year 46,078,8101. The ...

... lilillOVELENTS OF TRADE,. ?? market continnes to exhibit the smite healthy nppearanice we noticed last week, and prices for ail wiidtils and descriptions of cloth remain firm.- Aleltnchescr AdI vcrtiser of Saturday. 'LD' ian iO Li . -The i mprovement W ell i we Mn - 1litited last week had taken place in the staple trade of thli, district, we are gladt to say, has not received any clheck, but. ...

... I CORN EXCHIANGE.-AIARlI LAANl, I.ONDON. MONDAY, April 24th.-We had a very fair supply of Wheat this morning from Suffolk, Essex, and Kent, which met a dull sale at a reduction of 2s. per qr. from las Alonday's prices, The holders of free foreign Wheat also gave way Is. per qr. in prices, notwithstanding wiiec they could only effect sties to a very moderate extent., Of Barley, Beans, and Peas ...