... uhto. I PRESTON MARKET, SATURDAY LAST,.ea Some fluctuations have occurred in the value of grain freq during the past week, the weather ISow being dry and Ie.I harsh prices have improved. To-day, with a thin market, of J the closing prices of lest week were realised. for. wheat. and Flour Gd. to Is. cheaper. Beans Ca. Cheaper. In other BILa' articles no alteration, aind demand, if anything, ...

... | alwtv. I - - - -- -_ I I PRE STO N MARIMKT.-LAST SATURDAY. Our Corn E xchainge *as but thinly supplied to-day, as with the unsettled wea1ther holders of wheat are not so pressing to sell out-selling ?? slow at a slight ad- vance. Ftlour without choange ; mcal, oats, aud beans each rather cheaper, and in POOr demand. Pig Market.-Good su~iply, but buyers scarce. WwEAT per windle of 22 lbs (new ...

... ,Wait a Al 4 C, 4.5 . I ?? . ?? ?? ?? ?? tPRESTON MX&RRET.-LAST SATURDAY. Our Corn EXCr1:111,e ?? ?? Show of farniurs'.grarin to -day, and thinly o ttended1. Wheat sold readily, at about id. per windlenmorec money. lit other articles little alterattionl Was Madtte, ?? ~ domnct slo I. W11!:eATlper winilie of 2201 i ?? 27s 6d to 29s lid Do., iri ?? ?? 26 0 i 27 9 Do. unsound and inferior ?? 0 ,, ...

... The eleventh half-yearly ordinary general meeting of the above company was held on Thursday last, at the Company's Oleces, Clayton-street. ThQmas Dugdale, Esq., Chairman of the Board of Directors, presided. There were also present, W. Hoole, Esq., John Barlow Sturdy, Esq., directors. Mr. James Tattersall the secretary, having read the advertisement calling the meeting, and the seal having been ...

... - - s ?? at -~ _s- ?? id _- ---iuaa (From the Mark Lnne Erprcss.) The weather has been changeable since our last, and some quantity of rain has fallen in different parts of the kingdom; reaping has nevertheless been pretty generally commenced in the southern parts of the kingdom. The reports respecting the wheat crop do not improve, and from those districts where cutting has made the greatest ...

... (Froma the Mark Lane Exepress) The advance of Is. per quarter, which took place in the value of wheat at Mark Lane on Monday last, end conti- nuance of short supplies from the growers, caused the trade to open with some show of firmness at most of the markets held in the early part of the week; and at those places where no stocks of old foreign are held, more par- tiilarly In the rural ...

... I ?? ?? BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-Mfonsday last. The choice descriptions of Mid. and East Kent hops continue to meet with a fair demand, at fully previous rates. Other sorts are heavy, at a trifling decline. Sussex pockets, 112s. to 126s.; Weald of Kent, 126s. to 147s.; Mid. and East Kents, 140B. to 220s. SL SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET.-Afonday &st. The supply of beasts on sale in to-day's market was ...

... MANCHESTER COMMERCIAL RrPoRT.-YEFTERDAY. There has not been the same amount of business done this week as there was ]ast, but the market has lost none of its firmness. The trade in domestics, though not large, has been characterised with unmistakeable firmness. In printing cloth the demand is quiet, but prices are steady. Shirtings are without change: there is a fair demand for 36-inch, at ...

... ANTL-CHOVEFE'I) ArA11rKET MIEFTIN(ft II On Thursday evening last, a meeting, to take into coil- i sideration the proriety of opposing the projected erection th of a covered market, and convoked by placard, took place te in the Corn Exchange-rooms, in this town. There was a ty large attendance, which included several respectable to persons, and the members of the corporation whose names vi ...

... LIVERPOOL COTTON BIARKET.-Yi3terday. We have a very steady market to-day; the sales 10,000 bales- 3,000 on speculation. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-Yesterday. At our market this day there was a fair consumptive demand for wheat at the foil prices of Tuesday. Old oats are firm, and the quantity of new offering was small. Old oatmeal was dull at previous quotations; new was the turn easier. ...

... 1 ?? i MAbNCEIESTER HAY AND STRAW MARKET.-MOsNDAYLS~T. Hay, slew, 5d. to 6d.; clover, new, 5d.; old straw, wheat, 54.; do., new, 4d. to 4id.; do., oat, 3id. to 44. per stone. MANCHESTER POTATO M[ARKET.-TUESDAY LAST. Potatoes, neew, 9s. 6d. to Isa. per 2521b. ; carrots, 9s. 6d. to 208. per 2521b.; turnips, 49. Gd. to 59. per 16 pecks; onions, 9Os. 64. to Ile, per 2401b. BOROUGH HOP MARKET. ...

... I I MANCmESTER HA Y AND ST'RAW kAET.!-io-- YLs-- -gay, old, 6d. to 7d.; ditto, new, Ud. to Od., clover,' old, Sd. to 6id.; dItto, new, Od. to Od.; straw, wheat, 3d. to 33d. * do., oat, 3d. to 33d. pei atone. LONDON PROVISION MARKET: MoNDA Y LAST.-Tbe Irlsh butter msirket ruled very quiet driin'g the week, and bue a mrodrate amount of business was traneacted, prices were gene. rally Is. per ...