... T. *. Te nttnhm..h- _- - In the Nottingham Bankruptcy Court ?? week a Mr G. Needham. silk merchant. applied for his ?? Maples, solicitor to the official aIgnee, said the bankrupt as a discharged prisoner. There-was no estate at all, and the debts were very ?? CommIssIoner: The case must be very strongly inquired into.-Mr. Maples: Yes, your Honour. The only question is, whether I should examine ...

... DERBY CORN MARKET. CoRN EXCHANGOe. FRtIDAY, April 20.. We have a small market to-day. Wheat slow sale at Is. advance. Beans Is. dearer, Oats fully as well sold. Barley almost nominal-the trade nearly ever. Wheat, red ?? 49 to 92 per ti net new 48 . .50 white b. - 18 3,, new ?90 5 , Barley grinding 28 . 32 per 15 net. ,, malting .. 32 - 40 per imp. Dats seed . ?? - per 12 net. 11 new .. 28 o It ...

... I TUESDAY, April 24. BANKS. Share. Paid. Prices. 100 Alliance ?? 25 24 25 20 Burton & Uttoxeter Union ?? 10 20 21 20 Chesterfield & North Derbyshire 14 20 21 10 Consolidated Bank ?? ?? 4 9 9 50 Derby & Derbyshire Banking Co. 124 30 B1t 25 English Joint Stock ?? ?? 10 7 8 20 Imperial Ottoman ?? ?? 10 119. 12 50 London Joint Stock ?? ?? 15 46 48 50 London and County ?? ?? 20 77 78 300 London ...

... BRtADsFOtD, Monday.-There is a fair consumnptive demoltndti 'I for the best clhsses of wool, at about the santi prices as hist i! week, though other sorts continue neglected. 1In worst-d I yarns business continues languid and unsatisfactory. In si pieces manufacturers have this morning found more buyers IN bolth antong bomsn and foreign merchants, hut the atggregalte a r I aiount of busitness ...

... a novincia1 ?? VI = WAKEFIELD COUN MARKEf. FRIDAS. May 2o.-Laigec supp letroi abr-oad, amd the change to warms genial weather have checked Rhe upaard tendency in the value of wheats. tit-dny the Rent ket is very quiet. ant where sales en ate preasted pricet ar1 Is. per qr chettper, but factors ere not gene- eu rilly *tioposed to make thia conceasiol. Barley uualtered. Beame rt. Is per qr. ...

... REPaOT raoOM DEniiwasmtE, Feb. 17.-Business continues active at hiost of the iron works in the districts around Chesterfield, the Staveley Company in particular doing a very large trade just now in gas and water pip~s, as well as in must other descriptions of foundry work. House coat is still in brisk demand, from Clay Cyess alone something like 7,000 tons per week being sent to London. From ...

... PRICES CURRENT OF LOCAL AND OTHER I STOCKS. o I n1U'iA;o. T Stock. 100 Great Eastern ?? ?? ?? 100 Caledonian ?? ?? 100 Lancashire and Yorkshire ?? 100 London and Brighton .. 100 London and North-Western .. 100 MidIand .. .. 100 Manchester and Sheffield ?? 100 South Eastern ?? ?? Share. BANKS. 100 Allaikco 25 Burton & Uttoxeter Union ?? 20 Chesterfield & North Derbyshire 10 Consolidateil ...

... [SPECIAL TELEG7RAM. ] USA LIVERPOOL CORN MfARKETr. W'REAT, reds twopence decline, vwhites peniny redtuctinno 10 Fx~ovae sipsoece per sack lees mloney. LI til.N C0o¢X of BARLESY, BEANsS, alld PEAS unclanCIged. OATS sod OAT IIE.1 nt. gavc wray n penny per busbel. ts. h1e [BDY ELESCTRLIC TELEGRtAPtl.1 er LONDON HIAY MARKET. Fair supply ; trade quiet for lower descriptions; fnr goi¢,, le- sot ...

... pRICES CURRENT OF LOCAL AND OTE ER UAV x.L. Stock. 100 Great Eastern ?? . .. 100 OnCedonian. 100 Lancashire and Yorkshire . 100 London and Brighton ?? 100 London and North-Western 100 Midland ?? 100 Manchester and Sheffield .. 100 South Eastern Share. ?? 25 Alliance, 26 Burton & Uttoxeter Unionl 20 Chesterfield & North Derbyshire 10 Consolidated Bank 20 City of London ?? ?? 20 Derby ...

... Mil cvrofindal )IL.-Imkets. DERBY CORN MARKET DernY Conti EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Sopt. 5-Wheat in scanty sap- ply, and prices is. to 2s. dearer. Spring corn firm. Wheat, red . 66 to 68 perl8nett. new . - -- white 65 - 72 ,, new . . Barley grinding .. 31 - 32 per IS nett. , ?? 45 - 48 ,, Ben . . 47 - 48 per 19 nett. ,, new . ?? Oas . . . 35 36 per 12 nett. new . .. 29 *31 , Flour e .49 * 50 per 20 ...

... ?? Ularlitu CORN EXCHANGE-LONDON. MONDAY, March 8.-At Mtork-hlana to-clay there was a small attendance, and trade wvas affected by thre Prevalent mild temnpe- raturlh. Really drr wheait, of which there was little, wns wvorth as much money as onl Mondny last, but sales were difficult to close fin damp and inferior parcels, even at at reductilou from that day. alywsngetd and therefore, without ...

... youhn Lillarhtts. CORN EXCHANGE-LONDON. MONDAY, Jan. 18.-At 3lark-lane to-day there was a small at- tendance, and the market for wheat was again depressed. The supply of that cereal was not large, but it wvas very unsatisfactory in condition, and prices further declined from Is. to 2s. per qIr. Barley of all classes was diflicllt to move, but not quolably cheaper then onsloniday lest. Malt was ...