... _- J-1-0 PRESTON MARKET, Tills DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. There was a good. supply of wheat brought up this day, which went off very briskly, at about 6d. per windle advance upon last week's prices, for better qualities. A small quantity of inferior was taken at 28s. In Flour tie pricesfluctuated considerably witlhin oar quotations, and there was an average sale. Farmers' oatmeal was held back at ...

... --f , ?? , Z??, Z.I 1 17 T,? 1, .1, ?? . a1 P RsrauSIAIKET', Toits HAl' AL' Tiv.artv.: ?? a Thcra was ai saiidrbl nply of whelat i a ttii.; dart.' ni swhich w,1s a-Torlde. I at at decline of11.1. to is. pe~r win all'; b'Ia.: a, last quotatioans, a ad, in consocquoncl- of' rhe a'itiiatijic 01 ai. f ?? in akat.owl 3 ?? appetarancoo of' th,? croepe, ad) ?? e remarabl filricnr,rs of thle wveather, ...

... ii3aintrupt0. I I. - T. WeathereD, Liverpool, surgeon, August 6, 8, and Sept. 6, 1t one, at Clarendon buildings, Liverpool. Att. Mather, Liverpool J. Routledge, Manchester, stone mason, August 19, 20, and Spl 6, at nine, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Att. Hanipson, Man chester. A. M'Dermott, Liverpool, corn merchant, August 22, 23, aid Sept. fi, at two, at the Clarendon rooms, Liverpool. Att. ...

... iftru:pto-. , J. n. Davis, Liverpool, ship owner, August 9, at twelve, I3, at nine, and Sept. 13, at ten, at tje Court of Comni1ssionfrs. Atts. Philpot and Tanner, Philpot lane, London. W- Parry, liverpool, slater, Aug. 29, 30, and Sept. 13, at one, at the Clarendon buildings, Liverpool. Atkins6on LiverlPoIs J- Lomax, Hogbton.Bbttoms, Lsancashite, caliceoarinter Sept- 6, at five, 6, at ten, ...

... maaiteto. PRESTON MARKET, Tins DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCS. There was an unusually large supply of Wheat in this day's mar- ket, and though prices ranged Is. lower than last week very few sales were effected. There was a moderate stock of Flour, and a dull sale also at a reduction. I9 Meal little wdS done; the stock was considerable. Several loads of prime new were offered, for which 40s. were ...

... PRESTON MNARKET, Tirns DAY AT TwELVE O'CLOCK. There was a fair supply fold wheat and a few samples only of new-the latter, a well fed grain, but in aome instances slightly smutty, brought, ab toell as good old, our higher quotation. Of superfine flour little woas offred ; fine went slowly off at a trifling average decline. There was a plentiful supply of both new and old oatmieal. New Irish ...

... fairusto. PRESTON MARKET, Tins DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK There was a very large supply of Wheat, chiefly new. in this day's market-the whole of which went off briskly, at an average of 29s. per 2201bs,, and was still sufficient to meet thedemand. We have not for a longrtime since seen so large an attendance of dealcC.. The samples produced of new, fully realize the anticipations enter. taied of ...

... argit0. PRESTON MARKET, Titis DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. The supply Of Wheat this day was probably three times larger than that of last week. A few prime samples brought as high aso 30o. per svindle-and nearly thlewhole went off briskly at our quotations. Thiis is the first week of the fair, and there was a throng attendance of dealers. In Floor and Meal we have little alteration to note. There ...

... PRESTON MARKET, Tairs DAY' AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. Our supply of Wheat this day was large, and the whole was sold offin one hour at about 2ils. for good samples. Iu Flour there was a decline from our last quotaticns of about 6ld. per pack. Oatmeal was also disposed of at a decline of 2s. per load. The new Wheat hitherto offered in this market is with little exception of a well-fed, clear, and ...

... Auiaretw. PRESTON MARKET, TItIs DAY AT TWE I.VE O'CLOCK. There. was not, this ireek, so large a supply of Whcat as 1. t week, though there was a large quantity the greater part of' whir'. went off rather sluggishly at our quotations. For a few prime sam- plesofnew 28s. 6d. per windlc was asked. There was a decline of about 6d. per windle on the whole. Of Flour there was a regular supply-but ...

... I Marlwto. I . . PRESTON MARKET, Tease DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. There was this day alargesupply of Wheat, and an unsual throng of farmers and dealers,-prices a shade lower than last week, and a brisk trade for the whole. Flour, of which the supply was rather limited, also averaged at rather lower prices. Of superfine there is seldom beyond a sack or, two brought to this market. Oatmeal (new) was ...

... I- et . BLACKBURN MARKET ?? ds'1e-77, , 2)pt Oatmeal . .. 29s. Od. to 32s. O p * ' Flour ?? 37s- Od. to 40s. Od. perpacl !1t4 GARSTANG MAR KET.-T/turodags Sfp! ° Wheat . .. 25s. Od. to 29s. 04. ?? odle jl*ol Meal .29s. Od. to 31s. Oil, per loO iof1240j-,,.- Beans . I'Js. 0d. to 20s. Od. per wialle e0olis Potatoes ?? . 0d. to 4s. Od per load KIRKlIAM MARKET, Thursday, Spt, 227 S. d. S Wheat ...