... Irlarketo. PRESTON COIN MARKET.-SATURDAY LAST. There was not a large supply of wheat or nmeal at to- day's market. Buyers pretty numerous, and they readily took fine wheat at last week's rates. Damp and inferior sorts easier. Flour 6d. lower. Oats, oatmeal, and beanns 6d. per sack cheaper. %V HEAT per wiudcle of '2Olb ?? ?? 22s, 6d. to 24s Od Do., ?? 2 0 ,, 22 Ii Do., unsound andl inferior ...

... lgavreto. PRESTON CORN MARKET.-SATURDAY LAST N HEAT per windle of 220hb . ?? 24v Oil. to 25s. 6d DO, r ?? - ?? 6,, 2 0 Do., unsound and inferior sort . . 200 O24 FLOUR, superfine, per pack of 240ib .. . 36 6 ,, 33 8 Do., beet fine, do ?? ?? 34 6 ,, :1.5 O Do., common flne, do ?? ?? 31 ( 3 Do., seconds, do .~ ?? . .J 019 0 OATS pier bushel of 4Sib ?? * * .3 10 ,, 4 8 OATntEAL (Farmers'), per ...

... I EMIGRATION.-THE STATE OF TRADE, &c., AT 1 - . _ . P ETO . 11 The effect of the large failures mentioned a few days ago is making itself felt in the town, though the fears expressed that several firma in Preston would also fail through them has disap- peared, and it is expected that they will be able to meet their losses without being obliged to close their mills. On Tuesday evening a largely ...

... PRESTON CORN MARKET.-SATdVvny LAST. ViHEAT per windlo of 220b ?? 22. 0. to 23s. 6dd Do., red . ,. ,2 0 ,, 22 3 Do., unsowed and iu~~~eriorscrt ?? ?? 29,,10 Do., unon and inferior sort.0..0 2D 21 0. FLOVR, superfine, per pack of 2401 b 99 0 ,, 40 0 Do., best flne, do ?? . ,, 3 6 Do., common fiue, do ?? . 31 6 ,, 32 6 Do., seconds, do ?? ?? .. 21 0 , 24 6 OATS per bushelof4b . ,3 82 ,, 3113 ...

... TilE CHRONICLE. PRBSTOAV, SA TULRDA Y, MA ROllR l, 1869. . THE COTTON TRADE. PRESTON OPERATIVES AND, TlHFlWAGEIW ir. . . . . . I Once upon a time men who embarked in the cotton I trade made money-coined it, put it by in masses, itud then retired complacently into the sphere of indepen dence. There was once a day when cotton was king in Lancashire, once a period in our history when the superior ...

... YES rERDAY'S MARKETS. M&NCHESTER CLOTH.-Market opens quiet. Producers generally repeat quotations of Tuesday last, but would have to give way to effect business, especially in Blackburn yaro-'s and in cloth. LIVERPOOL COTTON.-Marketclosesquiet; sales, 8.000; culation and ex rt, 2,000.-Quotatious: 1,000 American, E sa. to 13id.3; 800 l d.rnam, 1 to 13d * 100 Bahia, 12id. to 12jd.; M~a ...

... YESMIERDAY'S M RI iCI'S [BY BRITISH AND IRISH MAOGETIC TELEGRAPH. MANCHESTER TRAD.-Although business is restrictea in cous~queuce of buyers generally having supplied their more immediate requirements, our market is very firm to-daY, at the extremne rates of Tuesday last. LoNDOS Cowv.-Tte li&le Erglish wbeat on ofer was soid at Monday's quoti ions. Tho business done in foiciga was at tbat day's ...

... fisarketo. PRESTON CORN ARKET.-S D~ArA LAST. Large supply of Engniab wheat, whic met with a slow sale at a decline of 44. to d. per windle.A the decline all was sold. Indian meal .d. per packder. Flour, no change. Beans, dull sae. Oats 14. par bselad oatmeal 6d. per lead dearer. VI HEAT perwindle of2201 ?? ?? 64. to 26s. 6d Do., red ?? . M 6 2, 4 Do., unsound and inferior sort ?? 0 ,, 02 FLOUR ...

... SECOND LECTURE BY MR. J. CROMBLEHOLME. On Wednesday evening, Air. J. Crombleholrne delivered his second lecture upon the above subject, in the Exchange Assetubly-roonm, to an over-crowded audience. The chair was occupied by Mr. Councillor Hiaslam, and there were also present upon the platform-Mr. Councillor Edelston, Messrs. F. Cotmnan, G. Toulmin, Duthie, WV. Thompson, S. Lee, Beswick, T. ...

... PRESTON CORN MAPRKET.-SATURDAY LAST VWHnEAT per wmndle of 220Th ?? 24s. Od. to 25f 6d Do.,red ?? 22 9 ,, 24 0 Do., unsound and infcrior ort. . 21 0 ,, 24 6 FLOUR, superfine, per pack of 240T ?? 0 38 0 Do., bestflne, do , . 34 0 ,, 35 6 Do0., common 6ne. do . . 31 6 , 33 0 Do., 8econds, do . . ?? , 19 0 S, i 0 OATS per bushel of 451b . ?? 3 10 4 8 OATMEAL (Farmers'). per 2401h.. 32 0 35 6 BEANS ...

... I THE, COTfTON TRADE IN PRETON. In the staple tride of the town there was beginning to be perceptible a slight improvement, but the recent failures and other matters have auin plunged the towp into distress. In addition to the stoppage of Messrs. B. sad W. Jackson , of Laneaster and Preston, the stoppage of Mr. BoUrnej of Brindle, near Preston, and Mr. G. Smith, of Moor Brook Mill, have been ...

... I Aarkem 11 ? 11 * PRESTON CORN MARKET.-SATURDAY LAS'. The weather has continued fine throughout the week, and farniere are securing their hay. There is no material change in flour;, taken freely for comaumption. ',Little BEaglieb wheat ait market, which millerssoon bought up,;atfullpricesoflast eek. . No change in flower; beans 6d per windle, osatsis per bushel, and oatmeal a6. per load ...