... MARTM&- Il. - l .- -. . * M NCHSTER PQTATO6 &AiEET.-Tnuav M, Pd~ttoe~s,_ i. 0aid, to' lie. -dIper 2I2lbs..; carrot,,8. (.to IMl. per 252114.; turnips, ?? Gd. to St. Oa. per Is picks; onions, its. 6d., to l s.: 6d. -per, 2401bs MANCHESTER HA-Y' AND STRIAW NtARKET.-Wuimmuxs OAT1 aasisr.a, dto Bjd.; clove'ri green, 5d. to dd. ; 'trW Wheat. 2id. to 21d.; do., cat, 2id. to 2j#i. per stone. : - ...

... I ,, I - . . _ - . . (By Eledric Telegraph.) SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, YESTERDAY. -eef, 2s. 10d. to 4s.; mutton, 3s. 4d. to 5s. 2d.; veal, 4s. lod.'to s 10d.; pork; 3B. 8d. to 6s.; lamb, 6s. to 7s. Beasts, sheep, and calves sold readily at advanced prices; Lamb fully maintained Monday's quotation. LIVEBPOOL COTION MARKET, YEETERDAY.-SaleS of the week, 37,470 bales, including 7,061 on ...

... MANCHESTER HAY AN(D STRAW MARKET.-MoNDAY LAST. tay, old; 6d. to 7d.; ditto, now, 5d. to S*d.; clover, new, Sd. to Sjd.; vetches, lid.; straw, wheat, 41d. to 5d.; ditto, oat, 4d. to 4id. per stone. MANCHESTER POTATO MARKET.-TUESDAT LAST. Potatoes, new, ls. to 13s. per 2S2ib. BOROUGH HOP MARKET. MoFDAY LAST. Our reports from the plantations, though not uniformly favour. able, upon the whole ...

... 1i (By Blectr ic Telegraph.) London, Friday Evening.-On 'Change, tallow 56s. 6d. on the spot, and 57s. delivery; pig iron, 59s.; spelter, £23 t5s. to £23 178. 6d; rice, more done for ?? higher; few bills die_. counted under 6 per cent. WAKrEFIELD CORN MAURET, YESTERDAY.-The navigation closed, but fair arrivals by railway. WVheit trade very dull, end Is. to 29. per quarter lower. Barley rather ...

... {R., Af-onfli TZ hJ (By Afagnetic Telegraph.) WAKEFIELD CORN %IARKitT, YESTERiDAV-Wheat in good demand, at ls. advance. Barley Is. to 2e. lower. Besns, peas, and oats firm. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET, YFRTERDAY. - Sugar quiet. Coffee steady. In tea not much doing; common congou firm, at 9d. Rice: 1,900 bags Bengal; middling good bought In at 15s. 6d. to 17s. Rum flrm. Saltpetro quiet. Indigo: Sales ...

... | [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] . . BELFAST CORN MARKET, YESTERDAY.-There was a gaod supply of wheat and oats at market to-day. White wheat, 13a. to 14s. 3d.; red, lss. 6d. to 13s. 9d.: oats, 7s. to 8e. 8d. per ctw. Oatmeal in fair supply, at 12e. to 13s. per wvt. DUBLIN CORN MARKET, YEBTERDAY.-The supply much about tbo same as last week. The business steady, without alteration In value. LIvF ...

... THE CHRONICLE. l PRESTON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1867. Last week, we received from a correspondent, under the signature of Anti-Jobbery, a letter on the subject of the relations between the Ribble Navigation Company and the Corporation. The writer assumed that if a shareholder of the Ribble Company, being a member of the Town Council, took an active part as councillor in promoting the ...

... Yesterday's Markets. 11 _ _ - _ - _- [BY BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] LONDON PRODUTCE.-Sugar mark t is steady. Cof- fee: 5,600 bags Costa Rica, new crop, offered to-day, and so far sold at 60s. 71s. * being full prices. Tea: Quiet , common Congou, 9.31 to 9i 1. Rice market active; 26,006 bags Bengal offered by auction; good middling taken ia atlis.; smaldgrain at 10s Saltpetre: 120 ...

... A case was tried at the Liverpool autumn assizes, before Mr. Baron Channell, which was regarded with much interest not merely in this town, where the transactions out of which the action arose took place, but throughout the commercial world generally, on account of the important principle therein involved. The case was Moore v. Bushell ; the plaintiffs being large iron merchants in ...

... Yesterdays Markets. MANCHESTER CLOTH. -The unth-vourable tele- graphic advices from Calcutta and Bombay have caused the buyers for those ports to hold back from inquiries and offers to-day in a way they were not previously doing. India mule yarns are in some degree affected for the worse by the above news. Other yarns are much as they were on Tuesday. Throstle warps, and 26's to 30's pincops, ...

... | (From the Mark Lane Express.) Too large a proportion of the grain crops of Great Britain is still in the fields to allow us to speak with cer- tainty respecting the probable result of the harvest, but sufficient is already known to satisfy us that the produce, both in regard to quantity and quality, will fall short of last year, even if that portion yet abroad should be well got in. It is ...

... SIIIPPING NEWS. I . PRESTON CUSTOMI HOUSE REPORT. AARrVED: MoMan Isle, sumnmer, fro:n Liverpool,-general Cargo; Eleanor, Mayor, from Birrow,-slate; Haphazard, from Peel,_stones; Industry, from Belfast,-bonoe dust; Hero, from: Ayr,-iron ; Mnry Ann, from Belmullet,- oats. I SAILED: Mona's Isle, Mlmeusnr, tsr Liverpool,-light; Margaret and Ann, Hero, for Newry. I SECOND EDITION. PRESTON MARKET ...