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... [FOR THE WEEK ENDING FRIDAY AFTERNOON ] At Mark-lane on Wednesday, the fresh arrivals of English grain were very limited, but there were good imports of foreign barley and oats, with, however, very little else. The freshest parcels of English wheat sold the terms of Monday, but there was only a retail demand for foreign previous rates. All sorts of barley were dull, and prices somewhat easier ...
... INPATIENTS. OUT-FATIENTS. Discharged - -181 Discharged - « Dead - - - 0J Admitted - -44 Admitted - - - 17 On the Books . . 4St In the House 95) „ Fever Wards 104 „ Lock Wards - 7 APPOINTMENTS FOR THE NEXT WEEK. HOUSE VISITOR,. The Mayor of Derby and Mr. Dunnicliff. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Dr. Goode and Mr. GUboroe. DERBY DISPENSARY, Feb. 14. Fret Members on the Book, - 371J Free Members ...
... There is no speculation in the boot trade,Jfor every pair 1, tafd before #t for market. The battle between the teetotallers and spirit drinkers bai been wittily called the war of the red and white noses. Dibdin had a horse which he called Graphy. A very od ...
... four picks, belonging to the Highfield Colliery. He was taken before James Oskes, Esq., on Thursday, was examined and (to-morrow). ...
... TUESDAY, May 7. BANKtRUPTS. W. M. BRUSTER. Swansea, Glamorgansbire, letter-press printer, May 16. June 1.5, at Baslngball-street. H. CARTER. Alma-place, and Caroline-street, St. Clements, Oxfordshire, painter and plumber, May 21, June 20, at Basinghall- street. =G. ELLIOTT, West-street, Farnham, Surrey, blacksmith and licensed victualler, May 17. June 21, at Basinghall-street. J. PHEBY, ...
... OI'A1 i F 'ltADE. lt LECESTERl, June 20th.-Most branches OF the hosiery S trade remain in a quiet condition. There is not much doing for export, and the home trade is dull. The same state-of a things exists at Loughborough, Hinckley, and other country t hosiery districts, and manufacturers do not evince any desire of increasing stock. Yarns are high, and wools remain firm, at extreme rates. ...
... CORN EXCHANGE.-MARr, LANE, LONDON. is MONDAY. April 22-Tee a alisnited supply of wheat from ,ts Eassdx Snht-ent this morning; that of harley, beans, and peasw;ss very moderate; with scanty fresh arrivals of. oats of English, Scotch. and Irish oats. The Imports of foreign grain have been much less than the Previous week. butto a fair extent of seeat antI onto. English wheat came forward In, ...
... LONDON MARkETS. CORN HXCEIANGE.3-ARKi LANE,. LONDON. MoNDAY, March ?? was a very short supply of wheat frou Essex and Kent this morning; that Of barley, bean,, alsd pe limited ; with scanty fresh arrivals of oats. principally from Scot. land and ireland. The importe of foreign wheat wasmroasttritli.o& that of barley moderate, with a fair quantity of oats, but of ftav, there were only 160 sacks ...
... On Wednesday a special meeting of the above com pany was held at Derby, for the purpose of giving assent to a number of bills now before Parliament, this course being necessary before the bills are read a second time in the House of Lords. Mr. Beale, M.P., chairman of the company was in the chair. The meeting was numerously attended, and the directors were received with applause. The Secretary ...
... 2 3 Cass rt. .35 .46 ,3.S .54 .0 .6 .17 .27 .37 .44 .50 .3 5 3 .35 '35 advassre of Is. to :s. for red and Is. for white. Barley vas quiet, at late pr-ices. Other articles unchanged. W Inspector's Return of Average Prices at Wakefleld thi; week:- Whleat. Bailey. Oats. Beans. Peas. 2;57 qrs. 2451 qrs. - Irs. ;~8 irs, 2*5 qrs. Rv U2s.'J9d, 39a. 4d. Os. Od. 4Js., I. 46s. Id; Bt NoTTtisGnlAM , Dec. ...
... LONDON & PROVINCIAL MARKETS I I ~ . I DERBY CORN 'MARKET. COaR EXOCANGE, FRIDAT. March 8.- We have a small atten- dance of the trade here to-day, and no change in the value of any article. Wheatred ,. to 66 perlitnet , white . .. GG . 70 ,, Barley grinding, .. 4 - per 15 nett. ,, malting .. 40 6 60 per Imp. qr. Beann new . 44. . 44 per 19 t ett, Oats .26 - ab per 12 nett. FloUr .44 45 per 2t) ...
... 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 ...