... DERLBY WEEKLY SmIITHFIELD MAClKET. TUESDAY, Julyl.-Tcere wlas averysmati supply ?? and Sheep; Lambs and Calves, about sn average one. Beef made from bid, to 6d.- Alutton, Bd. to fid.; Lamb, 6id. to d.; Veal, 5d. to bid. per lb.; Rough fat, Se. flld per Solne. DERBY CORN MlARKET. FFII)AY, Jlie 27.-There Is a small supply of farmers' wheat, but no alteratlon in prices. Wheat English red . .47s. ...

... COUNTRY 1AIIKETS. IDERIY IEEKLY SMiTHFiFLD 3MARKET. T'JUESDAY, JuilyS.-There was averysmnel supply of both Beasts alid Sheep, the former chiefly of an Ilerlior quatlity Lambs and Calves, lboutarsaverage one. Beef madefroain 61.toft bltiton, 6d. to i4d.; Lamb, fild, to ,d.; Veal, .id. to Wd.perlb.; Rough fat, Os. lid. perstorre. DERBY CORN MARKET. FRIDAY, July4.-The supply of wtheat Is ...

... 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 ...

... (From the Morning Herald.) The revenue returns for the year ending on Saturday, present another testimony to that course of rapidly advancing prosperity, which has distinguished the last three or four. years from any equal period in the history of this or of any other country. The net increase of revenue upon the last year, as com- pared with the eminently productive year ending twelve. ...

... I CORN EXCHANGE.-blJARK LANE. LONDON. DIONDAY, July 14,-We have had for several days patst wvet unl. kildly weather for ripening thie crops. The supply of Wheat from Essex, Kent, anld Sufolk this morning was moderate; it was taken off readily at 2s. per qr. advance from last lllonday's prices. The trale have advanceI Floaur 4s. per suck. WVIheat in bolld was ulso in reqo1leet at fully 2s. per ...

... I CORN EXCHANGE.-MtAntl LANE. LONDON. MONDAY, July 7.-The weather was boisterous and showery the former part of last week, bitt the last three or fear days rinve been, soutny and line, with the ?? of a thurnder-stertm last night. The crops aire repartedi to be partially maid, santi ite Wheat In places a goad (leak broken and Injured. We hadl a short nupply of EnglIslh Wh~ieat this morning, ...

... MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPAIVY-7IEB HALF,-YEARLY GENERAL 0EETING. Onl Friday afternoon last, at twoi o'clock, tile hlcel-yeitiY general meeting of' the prcoprietors of thle 'Midlaind Railway t Company was held at thle Stction, Derby. George III udson, Edthe Chairuncn of thre- Board of 'Directors, tools tile Chair. Thle Secretary ?? Bell) having Ied h id rirte tt by which the meeting bad bieen ...

... CORN FXCIIANGE.-MAIIK LANE, IONDON. MON 1)AY, July 21.-The character of the weather since this day week has been shotveey aitd damp; lost night we had a good daai of raln. The supp plyof Eglsh Wheat this morning wias moderate, ani it was clearedolffat 2s. perqr.advane ?? Menday's prices. Foreign Wheat, both free and Isl baud, brought this mornieg Is. to 2. per qr. more money than Inst week. ...

... SALE OF THE ASHBY CANAL TO THE I MIDLAND RAIL WAY COMPANY. A Special General Assembly of the Proprietors of the Ashby-de-la-Zouch Canal was held yesterday (Tuesday), at the Queen's Head Inn, in Ashby-de-la-Zoutch, pursuant to the Company's Act of Parliament, for the purpose of I considering tile teross of an arrangement made with the I Midland Railway Company for the sale of the said Canal, ...

... I I CORN EXCHIANOE.-iAILE LANE, LONDON. MONDAY, July 28.-Tlit weather last week was at tinit's raiey. bit almost cotintaltly damp, dull, alit' unstinry, slud uinfaivotiruieL for the growing crops, and sueh as to create sautC aitniety and man, Speculatlonl. We blal it good fair supply of English Wheat Iiis morilrng ftsr which iictors caked high prices at tile tiest iR tile Mnrj. ing; ?? thie ...

... PrOl'OSEI) JOINT-STOCKi COMIPANIES. .. - ?? .. . . _ . I The follohilng is a summary of bills applied for duiing the present session of parliament, for which a subscription con- tract, or undertaking in lien thereof, has blen deposited in the r'rivate Bill Office: Estimated Capitts Money to he Description;. expeese. stoeC. borrowed, Reftwsvys., £82,fi~l,779 ., £94,813 . . 4130,27,d588 ...

... DERBY WETEKLY SMITHFIELD MARKET. TUESDAY, Jtly29.-There was a very small supply of Beosts; Sheep andI liilbs very few; ftt Calves plentiful. Buelf toade frirr 5ad. to tid.; IltaMtton, 61. to 6.Id.; Lamlb, 6id. to 7d.; Veal, Sd. to 54d. per lb.; Rtooghl filt, 3Bs G. per stone. DERBY CORN 'MARKET. FRIDAY, Jqly 25.-We have only smoall supplies of wheat, wiuici sell slowly at 2s. per qr. advatirie ...