... CORN EXCHANGE.-5IARK LANE, LONDON. MONDAY, April 21-oe keatcer coaticueB dry and cold, and -he vegetation very backward. Our suppiy of English Wheat was very short thi. morning: It was takten oil at last Alonday's pdices, an. line fresh qualities tuch inquired for. in old foreign prices unaltered, but thle demstcd not briak uor exteniSve. 'The arrivals af foreign Barley were large last week. ...

... i CORN EXCHANGE.-DIARK LANE, LONDON. BIONDAY, Jan. 20.-The weather continues very soft and damp. There was a further large arrival of Wheat coastways (from Lincoln. shire, &c.) last week, but the supply to-day from Essex, Rent, and Suffolk was very small: it sold slewly tills morning at last Monday's prices. In old foreign 1o1 alteration, but the demand limited. The supliply of English Barley ...

... CORN EXCHANGE.-2IARK LANE, LONDON. MIONDAY, Oct. 20,-The wveatirer has been fine with isa the past week; but It seems to have been only partially so Iin the north, end there is stills dal(cu of corn In the fiolds in the hilly and slae dhstrlcto, It turns out the 1'ntato-rot prevailn eatensively Ini Ireland, the sause a, In England, Holland, Belgium, France, and other countries. We had at ...

... LONDOYtIARKETS. CORN EXCl5ANGE,.3tAEK LANE, LONDON. MONI)AY, April ?? weather the last two or three days stoivery, lint still cold, sodl vegetation very backward, and harvest threatening to be late. our supply of English Wheat this morning was moderate; It was taken off at fully last Mlonday's prices, sort line fresh qulitiies irs reqneut. Old forieign' seils in retail si'ihaut alteratlon In ...

... I JLUy, 4tji . , -3U . ?? TIIEs1AY, Sept. 23. [The following are the actual quotations, withoutreference to premniutn or discount.] 1ir. end Glouc., 132 Mlen., Buston, and Matleck, Bris. and Exeter, 91t 15 pin Do. New, 9 pm Midblnd, 170 Bris. and Glouc., 29 pim Do. New, 25 Cdledonian, 14 Do. Bir. and Derby, 130 Cam. and Lin., 44 Newcastle and Darlington Ches. anm 1oly., 54 pm June., 53 ...

... CORN EXOCHANGE.-MALIK LANE, LONDON. MONJ)AY, Nov. 24.-Our supply of English Wheat was short this morniag. We note good fresh Wheat, bath sew and old, is. per qr. ?? than lost Moanday. Wheat In bond neglected, and some sales mode at Is. to2,s. per qr. reduction; but In general Rain. pies are snltbheld. WVe hsI ?? supply of Morley, Beans, asd Peas, nths morning. All Barley but ?? molting woo Is. ...

... I LONDON MdARKETS. COltN EXCHANGE.- IARK LANE, LONDON. MIONIDAY, March 17.-We hare liad a long contiorlance of severe frost uo Lill t, (ld), tuit tie wind tias now shifted to the swelt, ond there are asymptorns of milder treather. The supply of English Wheat tils morniniig itrs meodercte, clid met a ready sale at an ad. vallcu of 13. per qr. ever lust Misruicp s prices. The hinest samples of ...

... ON TlM NIORAL, INFLUENCE OF SAVINGS BANKS. No one subject lies morec deeply engaged the attention of thle well.-sisher's of tie Ilnian race, than the improvement Ic ot' the htumbler classes. 'The energies of the philanthropist, I thel Penl of thle philosopher, thle resources of the statesmilan, and tilte riche's of' thle wealthy, have all keen brruiigit to bear iii various walys ?? tltt.t ...

... CO RN EXCHANGE.-MARKt LANE, LONDON. MONDAY, Sept. 8,-The aventhor continues very dry, and favamr. ahirn for harvest. Our supply ?? Wheat thin toorsing Wee, moderate, aiid nearly all of the new crop;, it sold roadlilycitlonstsiaoi. flay's prices. Old Whleat was also more saleable. There was sOM, Inquiry for the middling and Intierlar sorts of Wheat in bond, for en. port at low prices; say from ...

... l)ERBIY WEEIiLY S bTHFIELD IMARKFT. TUESDAY, July22.-Therewasal)outunannerage supply of Beasts, chieflyof a middling quallity; Sheep and lambs very scarce; tat Calves plentiful. Beef naude from bitd. to f ld* Mutton, ?? to lib. Lamb, Qid. to 7d.; Veal, Sd. to 3jd. per lb.; Itoigh fiat, 3s. ild. per stone. DERBY CORN MARKET. FRIDAY, July ?? vweather being fine to day, the market is ...

... DERBY WEEKLY SMITHFIELD MARKET. TUESDAY, Aug. 5,-There was a better supply of Beasts thati bas been for some wneeks, being about amt average one for the time of year. Sheep and Lambs wvere very scarce: fat Calves and Figs, about an average. Beefimade from 6b1d. to 6d.; * luttae, 6d. touftld. Lamb, 6id, to 7d.; Veal, 5id. to dd. per lb.; Rough fat, 39. 6d. per stone. DERBY CORN MARKEr. FRIDAY, ...

... LONDON MAIRKETS. CORN EXCIIANGE.-MIAIUK LANE, LONDON. MONDAY, April 7,-The Weather Is dtry, with thle biac at east, unttt cold at nightsj and Lice cegetetkiec Is kept very back. Our sop- plY of Essex, Rent, salid Scciol~k jjheat this mlorning wtes short, but thete wias a Icisther large quantity shipped ('astcesy lust week to oar tmillers direct. Wheat sold oil jitoci the oasis termsE as this ...