... YESTERDAY'S MARKETrS. - -- - ., ?? ?? 1- -. ?? |BY BRITI8B AND IRISET MAGNETIC TLILEGPAPH-. MlANCHESTER TRADE.-Tlio ainaece in Liverpool has checked the downward tendency in our mauket, and caused an inoreased demand at the rates of Tuesday last, but any advance in quotations propot tionately diminishes business. Another report says:- The improred feeling which set in yesterday has been ...

... HALF - YEARLY MEETING OF THE RIBBLE .NAVIGATION COMPANY. . The fifty-eighth balf-yearly meeting of the shareholders of this company was held on Wednesday last, at the offices of the company, Chapel Walks. Tfhe chair was occupied by the, Mayor. There were also present-Dr. Spencer; Messrs. Ascroft, Park, E. Calvert, B. Walker, Sinipson, Robinson, Garlick, Ho-ulker, and I. Gate. Mr. CATLEY, the ...

... 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 ...

... | . 2ag, in PRESTON MIIARKET.-LAST SATURDAY. pI after There was a good attendance, and quick sale for Wheat of the at 6d. to is. advance. irok ?? meets a good trade at 61d. more money. ls hrrtckt Oats and Oatmeal quiet, and at same pricesaslt OC f week. malcso Indiln Corn firmer. oftlen Beans a good supply, slow sale, and 6id, cheaper. Slow, s. . A. d. 9were WHEAT, per windle of 22fib ?? 1)to ...

... MAR KT. T I . ?? ?? I PRESTON MARKET.-LAST SATURDAY. Our market to-day is very ?? attended, s*ad only a short supply of home-grown produce. - Wheat sells freely at full prices. Flour quiet, and 6d. per pack cheaper. Oats firm. Oatmeal socrce, and fully stiffer. Indian corn and meal al lhsle easier. 3. d. a. d. WHAT per Winale6 I2 2D2 h ?? 0 O 3 to 8i Do., red . . ?? 3 ,,30 3 Do., unsound and ...

... MA 7c9STJP1, CLOTII,-There is not any increase of demand worth naming. MIerchants act just as they did on Tuesday, buying freely what they havc to buy, but venturing upon no enterprising coarse. LIVERPOOL COTTON.-Quotations: Middling Uplands, Gd.; Mlobile, 6 7-16d.; Texas, 6(11; Orleans, 6 9.16d.; fair Pernam, 61d.; Santos, 6 9.16d.; 3laceio, 61d.; fair brown Egyptian, 61d. ; fair Dhollerah, 5 ...

... TH]E CRISIS IN THE COTTON TRADE. MEETING AT BAMBER BRIDGE. A largely-attended meeting of weavers was held on Tuesday night at the Mackenzie Arms, Bamber Bridge, for the purpose of considering what steps te take in re. gard to the proposed reduction of ten per cent. The chair was taken by a local operative. A WcrAsvER, in the first place, moved the followving reso. lotion :- That we utterly ...

... ,. ?? . ?? ?? . ?? -. ?? .1 - - ?? ?? .. . noPRESTON MVARKET.--LAST SATURDAY. per, IRather a bettor attendance at market to-day, and trade 118 moderately ?? nd, g a Small supply ofwhaaanavneo6dprwnl, 1054, but diffecult to get. ,VeO Poor show of oatmeal and beaus, for which rather on1 Irigher pricLS were asked. per, No clhaxge in flour or feedingy stulle. iard t (liWneAT, per windlo of 22O1b ? ...

... axNCIh':STER TRADE:.-YArns are firmer than on Toes- day this morideg, anid in moderate request. The cotton figures stcaiu hose a. ?? suiplly passing from the ship's side to spinnerg, uild though sales at Liverpool have been smnil, the trade have not ueled up much of this stock. LovespooL. Coismox.-Iitarket generally steady, but good Oomraivwttlee anud good Broach reduced 1-16d. Delivery Jane ...

... Itr !ARKETS. *l PRESTON Mr RE'I.--LAST SATURDAY. There was athin attendancoeat market to-day, but the tone wee firm. Flour and wheat met a tolerably brisk Salo, at Gd in adeance of last week's quotations. Oats, oatmeal, and Indian corn 3d dearer. ?? . Ff. di WnEATperwindlo of2201b ?? . 2130 to 2391 Do., red ?? 0 it21 0 Do., unsound and inferior sort. . . 15 6 , 1 0 FLOUR, sueprfine, ...

... -Mecn-rx-STu TBADE.-To-day's business upon 'Change has been very smnll, and insufficient to arrest the down- ward tendency. Sales of yarn are id., per lb. below the figures got on Tuesday, and purchases are small, both by exporters and manufacturers. Tho demand for cloth has been ot a dragging character, and prices are not quite steady. LivFEPOOL COTTON.-There has been a fair amount of ...