... |ATTLE. ot PRESTON CATTLE MIARKET.-Phurnday taoti. at There was a tolerablo show this morning of mutton and vel,' Is, cnd rather a mere eearce supply of beef. The demand was very- a- brisk, and allw wee nearly bought ip. , eef sold from 6d. to A6d. m nutton, irom Sad. to 7d.; and veal, from ed. to 0}d. , 6' ilVERPO6L 'CATTLE UARKET.--Monday loat.. 'We have had an average supply of all .inde ...

... (From the Marh Lane Express.) The very great rise which the price of wheat has un- dergone of late appears to have had the effect of bringing forward somewhat increased supplies from the growers at a few of the markets situated west and north-west of the metropolis, but in the eastern counties the deliveries from the farmers have been on the same limited scale this as the preceding week; ...

... MARKET S. I- lPRESTON MARRET.-Tkis ?? o'clock. Thore was an abundant supply of every description of produce, and from the want of an adequate demand there was a general declension in price. Potatoes were an ex- ception,-they were very briskly looked after, and prices were a shade higher. The followhig are the quotations 7. d. s.d, WiSAT,, wbito, per windle of 2201bs ?? 24 6 20 3 Do. D.Red,. 23 ...

... I Joseph Holt, Eccleston, near St. Helen's, provision dealer, Feb. 2 and 23, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy: solicitors, Messrs. Gregory and Co., Bedford-row; and Mr. Green, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool. Edmund Grundy, Great Bolton, grocer, Feb. 2 and 22, at 12 o'clock, at the Manchester District Court of Bank- ruptcy: solicitors, Mr. Wood, ...

... There appears to be just now a change in the aspect w of the markets, and indeed, in trade itself, which may al lead to important consequences, and which therefore is rc necessarily worthy of attentive consideration. Every body is fully aware of the effect of railroads, tr steam boats, and telegraphs in facilitating the communi- w cation between distant places, and shortening the time di ...

... | | On Wednesday last, at the Blackburn petty sessions, (before W. Eccles, Esq., Rd. Martland, Esq., and the Rev. J. Hopwood,) Benjamin and Robert Walmsley, cotton spinners, Rough Hey, Oswaldtwistle, were charged by Mr. Ewings, the inspector of factories for this district, with a violation of the Factory Act. Mr. Backbouse appeared for the defendants. Mr. Ewings stated that on Tuesday, the ...

... I (By Electric Telegraph.) LONDON FUNDs, &C.-YESTERDAY. CLOSIE.-Censo1sforaccount,99L 3; consols formoney, 994 4; 31 per cent., 1034 i; Bank stock, 225k 61; Ex- chequer bills, large and small, 58 03 prem.; London and North Western, 120 i; Midland, 774 i ; Dovers, 78.1 94;- Caledorlans, 05 6,-pref., 105 7; Eastern Counties, 12 l 4; East Lancashire, 72 4; Great Northern, 764 74; Great Northern A ...

... Barket- I PRESTON MARKET, SATURDAY LAST. Our Corn Exchange was fairly attended to-day, and the b supply of grain seasonably good. Wheat was held firmly for 3d. to 6d. advance, which makes sales stoutly effected. . Flour 6d. dearer. Meal, oats, and beans at the prices 0 current last week. Wheather much warmer, but rain is now very desirable. . WHEAT per windle of 2201bs (new) ?? 27s 6d to 28s ...

... PRESTON MARKET, SAruDAY LAST. gl Onr exchange wns but thinly 8npplied with wheat to-day, ai and buyers very sharp in securing choice lots, at 6d. ad- ta vance. Low qualities also improve in condition, and are st in request for feeding purposes. {n our, meal, and oats, n no change. Beans sell quickly at 6d. more money, weather sc briegl~t, with sharpD frost. g] WHEATper windle of 2201b ?? 23s. ...

... 4?- I XatfotwI Adds. I ?? ? - -- - - - ?? - ?? - LrVERPOOL COTTON.-Thero has keen a quieter demand in the market to-day, but without change in prices. Sales, 15,000 bales, including 4,000 on ?? and for ex- port. The following are the current ?? Orleans, 11 11-16d.; open Egyptian, 11d.; Dhollera, 8 1.16d. LONDON MONEY.-There is continued dullness in the Stock Exchange markets, and business is ...

... MARK ETS. | ~oixRKET.-LAST SATUaRDAY. wetoortree samples new wheat shown this OA] miD1 11olitYandconditionl Only moderate. Price V 0sfr hte, and 22s. 9d. for red, per 2201b. oes is. per wiodle lower. The' old ~lis quet 0(1somewhat easier,. hours s ~lee~ er~54 muchthe same asi last week. hours, a. d. a Wages ..APer windlo of ?? 239 to 24 0 The S er~pepack of 2,101b ?? 89 0 . 9 6 lle~1'' d . 860 ...

... YRSTERIDAY.-Before F. C. Hulton, Esq., Registrar. TE-E FAILURE OF A PRESTON AUCTIONEER. EXTRAORDINARY REVELATIONS. The publio examination of Mr. David Miller, auction- eer and valuer, and ?? Cooncillor, of Preston, was resumed by the Offioial Receiver, Mr. Thomes Edvlston. Mr. Higeou appeard for the debtor, and Mr. Oakey was presout on behalf of al creditor. I The OFFICcAL REiCrvcit: You ...