... IL TctY. CORN EXCIiANGE-LONDOIN. mooNDAY, March 23 -At Mark Lane to-day the market wos again very doll, and the quotations generally had a dois noard tendency. TIbc supplies of English wvlveat wicre small: while those from abroad vicre rather large. The derutnd for all descriptiovis was inactive. and prices were from Is. to 2s per yr. I-rer I hal nit Monday last. Barey. however, was ir, hblt ...

... .7'IAt allboll Lffiafluu. C01iN EXUiLANGE-LONDON. MONDAY, Fcit. K.-A Mt~5aik sole li,1lay time iiarti1ct w-as quiet, ansi tbinily attoitc.. ;Iitt t ito precalctice of cIl iscat tier prevented anly mcaterial cotucl~ iii 1 ~tiot-tatoo. Nslni-ih whseat wsas in scanty sElpidly. aa-d ml ilerately mul in a l asaou;bt 'Icalings in either this or 1hrc:_ri pri,luce a, ci e small, att tino latier ...

... - .!- - . t ad . ~I'. - Y17. Thre flfty-third ordinary general meeting Of the Water- works Shareholders was lield~ at thle Company's offices, on - Saturday, G. Gascoyno, Esq., chairmen, presiding. The attendance was email. On the motion of the CHAIRMAN, seconded by Mr. A. HANDYS1DE, the seal wee affixed to the register of Share-S holders.pl 'lhe following is the report, which wee taken as read ...

... I 4,cvalibm --I. arhct,?. CORN E.XCUlANGI1-LON)DO-N. e MOtNDAY, Aug. 2i -At Mark-lane to.6ay tin mar%.. wa, fllrirly attcrnded, anl sery flat for whlaet, tori ittv dretcrrpirriol Of oi'l It seere as noel, aS Cs. petV' q., clicaitrar' th~ol ,I 3Io,,rday lii, filit ci.:'. irifit qu~a lion.Ier foltWite trelog lisr tI all:I tht for rod it, Is I1so. while ford go produrce awas hard to ocr e , ...

... 'larhtcu. BY ELECTRIC TELEGttAVpIt LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET WHEAT (red) steady, Californian at pasin 1Tt ECeiJA cheaper. FLOUR foutrpence cheaper. BiVANS aol PEAI quiet. BARLEY, OATS, and OATMEAL utiedpre, Values. INDIAN CORN declined a penny per cenatl. LONDON HAY MARKET. Supply fair, trade still dull, and prico tiee PPriMa CLOVER, 9,5s. to 102s. Gil.; INF-Eiiio, 5IJs. to 9O, Prime MEADOW HAY, ...

... arhets. fBY ELECTRIC TELEORAPH. | LIVERPOOL CORN ATAIRKET WIIEAT a shade lower. FLOIR quiet. I;i Y. changed. BEANS firmer. PEAS, OATS, and (JAT!'EAL 4- th INDIAN CoRN a moderate demand, pricQS unclrrgel CORN BXOHANGE-LONDON. MONDAY, Feb. 10.-Trade was very dull t 3lirbE W'ILe day. The supply of English Wheat was simll; aod iLe 3, samples were very much out of condition. or , 3bs was in good ...

... A special general meeting of the proprietors of this com- pany wns held at tho Station, at Dorby, yesterday, for the aE purposo of considering two bills, the first a bill to authoriso the construetion of n railway to connect the North and N Soutilh Wes'tCrn and llaiitersmithi Extension Railways, to 2Z be relied tite Aclon e and Ilbntonemeiniti Lilvway; and, tsecolidly, a bill to authotfi0o ...

... I~~~~~~ I , L0 -The half-yearly meeilinglol the Derby Waterworks Comn- ie ba a hed on Wednaesday, at thle office of tile company In Fahlbngton.-lae. Mi'. George Gascoyme, 0hairman of ~.D lrcospeletete ebr of the Board present ~ bingLor ScrsdleMr.BarertheRon. W. M. Jervis, Mr. andsido Mr H.F. Gsboneand Mr. J. Hnish. le ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ fshrhlers, amongst whom lY weeD.aoe r oroM.Jefrd, &c. le THR ...

... t-up~ap lrhlt. [BY ELECTRIC.] TUESDAY. LIVERPOOL CORN. WHEAT fourpence, and FLOUR fourpence to sixpence dearer. BEANS and PEAS improved threepence. OATS. and OATMEAL extreme prices. INDIAN CORN fivepence advance. Good attendance. LONDON HAY. Moderate supply; trade fair; and prices unchanged. Prime old CLoVER, 100s. to 132s. * inferior, 60s. to 95s. . ditto new, 110s. to 120s.; prime ifEADOW ...

... GENERAL AIKARIEVT3. CORN RXCOHANGE-LONDON. MONDAY.-A rather quieter tone prevailedi at Mark- lane. The quotations realised were about on1 a par with Friday. Supplies of English produce were only moderate. There was a fair show of foreign wheat and Lats, itlt ef other articles supplies were not large. In English wheat not much was done, at about late rates. Foreign wheat sold quietly but ...

... EXTRAORDINARY JUMP FROM A TRAIN. A lad of about twelve years of age, living at Gresley, had a narrow escape of being killed in consequence of his supposed foolhardy conduct on Monday. He went by tbe 4.10 train from A-hby to Worthington that afternoon, and on putting bis head out of tbe carriage window while the train was in motion his hat fell off, and it is conjectured he jumped out after it. ...

... |ar L DERBY CORN EXCHANGE, FaiDAY. Wheat in small supply, which soil readily at 6d. per qr. advance. Spring corn firm, and unchanged in value. Wheat white .. 32s. to 348. rer 36 sawo,. Wheat, red . 0s. tol3s 6d Barley, malting 32e. to 58e. Barley, grinding . . 21. to 22s. per 32 stones. Beans . . 87s. to S8s. per S stones, Beans, new . . 32. to $Ss. Oat . ...