... I . i&RETS. : PREST)N CATTLE, WEDNESDAY.-The supply of cilces alld BheCp was lsS timn that of previous week-, and tho show of cattle W3S an averta~ ono. Amohgst the cattle were several boasts which toir. prizes nt somue of the recent local shows, and these sold excoedingly well. In fact trade all rouid waB much improved. A oeirer, which took a first prize at Eilinburgh not. long ago. wis sold ...

... MARK ETS. PR~ESTON M&RKET.--LAST SATURDAY. 5. d. R. d Wnaprwnl f 21 ?? 14 6to 16 0 Do., Red ?? . . 14 0 ,15 6 Do., 'Unsonpid sad Inferior sort ?? 13 6 ,,14 0;. FLOUn, Superfine, per pack of 2401b .. 2 46 ,,26 0 Do. , Beat Fine do ?? ,24 0 1 Do., Extra Snoperf ?? 6 ,, 0 0 e OATS, per beosI-I of ?? 28 38S P OATMEAL (Vsrmors'), per Oi .2401 .. 0 , 27 0 hl ?? ::136 ,,14 0 h Bi,eAoes, per Dwindle ...

... PUT YOUR SPARE TIME IN THE I - BANK.' D- Did yolz ever hear of the Australian Time Ban7k (Limited)? No? We!l, then, you moust know about it, and right away~, too. Mr. Anstey describes it. The idea is this. You don't uee all your time to advantage. Most of it in fact runs to waste. You often ?? the time, but no chance to invest it profitably. So the time slides out of your poisesaion, just ...

... ,CO1M RCIAL INTE.LLIGENCE. - - LANCASHIRE, THuRsDAY, JYMxAnY 21.-.The trade in the cotton mills at Oldham, Royton, Crompton, 'and vicinities, is extremely dull, and the hands at most of the factories are working short time. The operatives at the various brass and iron foundries and machine shops 2 are by no means as brisk as they were a month ago; at some shops they are working short time, ...

... V, REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE (From the Mark Lane Express.) One of those sudden changes which, under peculiar circumstances, are not unfrequent in the grain trade, has taken place. Up to the commencement of May, the spring was cold and ungenial; and, as the ?? crops were supposed to have been previously more or less iriured by the extreme severity of the winter, the most gloomy ...

... M (From our Manchester Correspondent) al In the early part of this year we took up a de- cided position relative to the capability of America 0 to supply us with food. This, from time to time, we have prominently brought before our readers, 5, who are now enabled to judge for themselves, and y prove by the development of facts the accuracy of our representations. ..e The elevation in the scale ...

... . .. ?? ?? . ?? ?? LIVERPOOL COTTON MAlIRKET. FRIDAY, Two, ?? sales of the week are declared to be 72,700 bags, of which 34,000 are taken on speculation, and 5,a00 for export. Prices have advanced id. per lb. in the course of the week. To-day's sales are 6,000 bags. The Import of the week is 8,000 bales from the United StateS.-Mercury. MANCHESTER.-2 csdalY last. The favourable change in the ...

... . I ?? The annual general meeting of this company was held at the Queen's Head, Neweastle-upon-Tyne, on Thursday last, and was attended by about thirty shareholders. Mr.. A. L. Potter presided. A most satisfactory report was presented from the directors, who not only reviewed the affairs of the company during the past year, but dwelt at considerable length on its prospects, which were shewn to ...

... REVIEW. OF THE .BRITISH CORN TRADE. l --(Froma the 'MarA Lane.Ezrpress) The'weather appears to have been very severe in all quarters of the kingdom in the early part of the.week; and, though wo had rain yestei'day, the temperature lias co'ntlndiub'!d l'';nod last iight fhero~was agairi Brost'. That, the character o£fthe eather during tbe rernaiqder ofthe Tfinteri: will have. coasiderable ...

... LONDON MONEY )IMARKET.-YESTPRIDAY. Consols, A, 926; do. 7M, 92k; do. 3j, 91; Exchequer Bills, 42,0. LONDON SHARE MARICET.-YESTERDAY. London andN. Western, 1295; N. Staffords, 5j; Midland, 62j; S. Eastern, 22j; do. No. 4, 7j; Caledonian, 21; Leeds 5, 3* d.; G. Western, 77. ?? ?? ?? .. ?? ?? ?? Lv,0-1es tC1oiN NTARKET.-YESTERDAY. Trade is very dull, but the arrivals being small, prices are fully ...

... iI LONDON MONEY MARPIET.-YEsTnRDAY. Consols, A and M, 021; Ditto, 31, 915; Exchequer Bills, 45.9. ?? ?? .. ?? ?? . ?? ?? LONDON SHARE MAsEET.-YESTERDAY. London and ljoeth Weatern, 129; Midland, 67; South Eastern, 21;; Do. No. 4, 65; North staffords, 33; Great Westorn, 90; Caledonia, 27; Great Northern, 9*. LONDON CORN NfARrET.,YESTERDAYr The market is very dull, owing to the increased suppiles ...

... (From the Mlark Lane Express) We have no new feature to notice in connection with the grain trade, All parties appear to be completely dis- heartened at the continued depression, and the future is regarded with more apprehension than hope. The unwillingness to hold stocks is almost universal; and merchants, millers, and dealers, confine their operations to as narrow a circle as their immediate ...