... l - SALFORD CATTLE MARKET.-Yestrdqy. There was a very good show of all descriptions. The supply, in fact, exceeded the demand, and trade was rather dull. Beef, 4d. to 51d.; mutton, 4jd. to 6d. per lb.; beasts, 1,587; sheep, 4,767. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKETyesto.y The wheat trade was firm, but without any alteration in prices. Fine barley was in good request, at an advance. Oats, beans, &c., ...

... Lord Derby's address to the House of Lords, on the first evening of his occupying the ministerial benches, has formed for some time past the subject of elaborate disquisitions in the London and provincial press; while that portion of it in which he shadowed forth his com- mercial policy has given the cue to the whole of the members whose acceptance of office rendered an appeal to their ...

... ?? MARKETS PRESTON MIARKET.-SATURDAY LAST. There was a fair supply of wheat, and an advance of from Is. to 1Y. Gd. was obtained upon the prices of last week; but there was 38s. per windle obtained for one or two samples that vwere sold for seed. Meal was in brisk demand, and advanced 5s. Gd. per load. Beans advanced is. Gd. per u-indle; oats, 2d. per bushel; and potatoes, 3s. per load. WnEAT, ...

... - I I BP] MANCHESTER HAY AND STRAW MARKET.-MOVIDArLAST. ne, -Hay, old, 6d. to.7jd.; ditto, noew, Bid. to 6id.; clover, old, Sd. ca, to Od.; ditto, new, Bijd. to Gd.; straw, wheat, 5d. to bid.; dO., oat, Fo 4id.-to 5d, per stone, of MANCHESTER POTATO MARKET.-TuEsDay LAST.- th, Potatoes, To. Gd. to to. Gd. per'252lbs.;- carrots,,12s. Od. to 1da. Od. off per 252lbs.; turnips, 39. Gd. to 49. per ...

... _> MANCHESTER POTATO MARRET.-Tuasujx r.-a Potatoes. Os. Od. to 0s. Od. :per LS2lbs.l now ditto, la, Gs_ to l0s. Gd. per 2521tba; carrots, Ile. to Ils. per 252ibs.; turnips, Ss. Od. to 6s. Od. per 16 pecks; onions, 12.. Od. to Its. Gd. per 24Gb,. MANCHESTER HAY AND STRAW MARKET.-Waovaa. DAT L5SsL-Hay,old, 4Jd.to Sid.;.dtttouew,Gd food; eiovernew, 4id. to Sd. ; straw, wheat, 2jd. to 3d.; do., ...

... - ?? .. , ?? _. (By Magnetic Telegraph.) LIVVUPOOL CORN MARKET, YESTERDAY.-A fairbabu- slness has been done in wheat, at an improvement since Tuesday of Id. to 2d. per 70lbs. Flour is 6d. per sack dearer. Oats, cat- meal, barley, beans, and peas, each have been in moderate re- quest, at ?? Tuesday's rates. Indian corn in good demand, and rather better sold. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKETi YPSTERDAY.- ...

... I ~ ?? a (By Electric Telegraph.) LiVEsPooL COTTON MARKET, YESTERDAY. - Sales of the week, 46,920 bales, including 2,550 on speculation, and 4,159 for export. Quotations of fair same as last Friday. SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, YESTERDAY. - COWS, 75; beasts, 920; sheep and lambs, 3,400; calves, 264; pigs, 280; beef, 3s. 2d. to 5s.; mutton, 3s. 8d. to 5s. 2d.; veal, 4s. to 5s.; pork, 4s. 4d. to Hs ...

... | - [BY BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC'TELEGRAPH.] LONDON CORN. -Supplies of foreign grain good. English limited. Reports on the continent cause holders of wheat to demand extreme prices. Buyers, influenced by fine weather, act on the reserve, and little business is the result. Spring corn unchanged in value. Norfolk flour in request, at 6d. to Is. advance. LIVERPOOL CORN.-Moderate attendance of ...

... MAR S --a AIlARKEiLrs. PRESTON MIARKET.-SATURDAY LAST. Good samples of wheat were very scarce this moh-ing, and the general supply being below an averago, the dle- mand was brisk at ain advance of from. 6d. to 9d. per, windle. Beans were in bri.ck demand at higher prices. In oats, potatoes, pork, &c., no alteration. WHEAT, white, per wvindle of ?? 21s 0(1 to 22s 6d 3 Do., ?? 0,,21 0 Do., ...

... Yest~erday's Markets. MNCH TE i ?? MANCHESTR CLOTH.' The improved tone of Tues- day continues; and the market at large has acquired some degree of firmness this week. The Continental houses have done a moderate business in yarns, increasing the last day or two. The home consumers also have bought rather more; and some business has been effected for India and China. Practically, there is an ...

... 11 .1- ?? - - ?? ?? ?? - ?? w- ?? MANCHESTER CLOTH.-Goods at large continue ex- ceedingly neglected by all classes of bnycrs, and the ten- dency of prices is still against producers. The yarn mar- ket is still inanimate. Yarn is not, hocwver, so depressed as goods, because it has more support from contracts; but prices are pretty generally weaker than before, and there is more irregularity. ...

... Yesterdav's Markts. MANCHESTER CLOTHl-In Ihe yar- market but very little is going on. The prices asked are generally unohaag.*d. though In some kindis a little weaknese shows itself. Tie. e are offers from the Eastern merchants, but they art too low for aceeptance. Eastern Cloths were very stif, at the full rates. Th- re were orff from buyers, but rnostly too IOW for busoines to ensue. Other ...