... ?? - Messrs. J. H. Bradwell and Sons on Thursday conducted an important sale of specially fed Christmas fat stock at the Goldenbrook Farm, Risley, on behalf of Mrs. Ernest T. Hooley. The sale was preceded by a lunch, at which 400 sat down. The beasts sold nuinbered 140, and com- prised blue greys, Highland Scots, and shorthorns, whilst 340 black faced wether sheep, and 120 ba- con and porket ...

... ., . . : L . , I ? I, I . ?? I , I - I I 4 , ?1? . ?, 'I duxrkqti, FRIDAY. Whea DEBBY CORN EXCHANGE. . Wheat in small supply, and very quiet at 11 . week's prices. Spring corn unchanged. Wheat, white. 82s. to 38s. Der 36st. lWbeat, red ?? 1S. to 32s. Barley, erinclg . 23s. to 24s. per SUL . Bean (old) ?? . to aMs. per 88st Beans (new) .. B 3s. to 34s. Oats ?? to 24s. per 3£st. DEBBY ilAY AND ...

... I jftarhqts, ler, DERBY CORN IXZ akNall. Wheat trade very quiet, at last weeks rateat of 5prlng corn unohanged. ere Wheat, VhItut ?? 29s to Sot psrlt )re- Wbeat, ted . ?? ?? _. 2 t5. *I Bslrsy,gridngdr ?? . s,.t~eals. )i. il dttsI ree uyat) ,_2t5a3s ILI 45510 X55iiI~litW) ?? S1l5ttl ,, a era . ISa is 2J ird DERBY HAY AND STLIRAW MARKIr. nel bL)) ?? _ _ .. 1 s.ti 80%psteiS go- MsY(llu iior) . ? ...

... - LIM-TD. ; - The eighth 'irdinj-ryr iaeei'rl ?? CasAi Chemists -'(,astineF-r - LimitOd;' was' ir:1'at thpo George Hotel,- SNottingam; ont Thursday. after- noop.. Mr.-Jesse. Boot_,chairian aind managing director) -pr'esided;'and there -were' also present Aid. E ?? Wan (dueetrs). A j a .M:bilise (s'ecrlairv,. 'G a; .e.r arns l~jharpe ?? :P. 1if. 'Chester, J. Hallows, .. W;o Jem.le, andb . ...

... I= DERB £ SAVINGS BANK. I DERBY. SAVINGS BANK. l INTERESTING AEETING AriD PRESENTA- TION. NEW DEPARTURE I ?? 1901. The 82nd annual meeting of trustees and managers was held X t the Savings Bank on Satur- day. There were present: Mr. E. S. Johnson, J.P., in the chairs supported by Messrs. W. G. Wheeldon, Robert Jefferson, j.P,. E. Eardley, Thos. Cox, G. Rottomley, J.P. (trustees), Messrs. Geo. ...

... I- P13#54 y FRIDAY. s DERBY POULTRY, FRUIT. AND VEGETABLE 5 Butter ..la. to Is. Id. per lb. ?? , , , 16s. to 16s. for is. Fowls; .. ?? s. eid. to 6s. per coupl&. 1-otatoes .i ?? s Is. 2d. per peale. New potatoe ,. 4d. to 6id. per lb. Radishes . , , 2 bunches Id. ..Tomatoes ?? dd. per lb. Apples (dessert) ?? ,6d. per lb' Grapes (Sinslish) le. id. per lb. O Oranges. 4d. to la. per doz. e ...

... lU.T_.MO CHINESE BOUNDARY. MLi-DER OF COMMISSIONERS. Fangoen, February 13. — Mr. Scott, cf the Burmo- Chinesa Bounder; Commission, wir. ■ on the 9th inst, that Dr. Kiddle and Mr. Sutherland, who were on duty on the Boundary Commission, have been murdered at Monglem, longitude 99deg., latitude ?? Mr. Litton, British Ccnsal at Szama, who wasft'tached to tbe Commission, was wounded, Mr. i. aott ...

... FR~IDAY. DERBY POULTRY. I!.IT AND VEGOTABI,2 'Butter , , ,. ?? 2d. to Is. 4d. pw l- Egs, -I ?? 6G and 7 for Is. Ducks . ?? . s. 6d. to 4s. 6d. couple, ?? Ja to go Gd -Chick e ?? 2a, 6d s. Gd. - ?? , ?? 16. er pac Tomatojs ?? . Gd. 4ar lb. Apsl oesgnu ?? ,, and 21d. Grapes (e gis . d. h ea . Gravets . .2s. Cabba~e , , , ld. Brusgeel ?? Id. and d. Deah. Walnuts ?? 4d. per lb. Chestnuts .. 2d. ...

... [ NCREASED charges for fuel, labour, .1. 'and .. matei6 als, and the pradti cal inipossibility of obtaining, under present conditions, either any reduction of charges or any increase of. rates to counterbalanee them, have seriously affected the railway companies, and in several instances dividends have fallen consider- ably. The Midland Railway, for instance, are paying 2-$ per cent, on the ...

... parkqt*. !y FRIDAY. )- DERBY POULTRY. FRUIT AND VEGETABLI id - MARKET. ie Butter ?? ?? Is. 2d. per lb. it E g g s ?? 12 a shilling. it Ducks ?? 4. 6d. per cupl. Fow l s ?? 2s. to 2s. 6d. ef thces. So.' s. New Potatoes ?? s I. 2d. per peck. . Kdney Beans.S d. per lb. Broad Beans ?? 6d. per pock. r. Plums ?? to 6d. per lb. s. Pears ?? ?? °d. pe lb. 13 Tomatoes (Foreign). ?? 2d. per lb. Tomatoes ...

... I DERBY CHTIMBim-, Op COMMERCE. Thre 65th annual report of ?? i4bovdeUhaIuber, presented to the meiubers at the annual iueeung oh 'lucsday says: ''fhe expanivon of trade nu- ticed last yeai has continne, tisrough18W9, and great activity has prevailed in evecy bsanch ot commerce. The prijes of aenmst all commodities, with the exception of Wheat, have showsn a strong upward tenoency, and ...

... Ut= to rhqto, , ta FRIDAY. DERBY CORN EXCHANGE. Wheat unaltereS. Spring corn firm, a Wheat, white .. , ,8. to 3Sa. per 86at. t Whpat, red ?? , ls, to 329. Barley erinding 23s. to 24s. per 32st. ri Bea3s (old). 365. to 36s. per 38at. . Beans ?? .. M3. to S4B. at 2a. to 24A. per 88aS. DERBY HAY AID STRAW MARIKET. e Hay (best) ?? 70g. to 80s, per ton. Hay (inferior) . 60a. to 709. , Clover (prime ...