... I -- batia B. Davies, Manchester and Burnley, clotdlc d 20, at ten, and July 18, at two, at tile con' a *J, Rooms, Manchester. Att. Mr. Win. Seddon lb114i; te R. Gore, Liverpool, merchant, June In, at elcst-- July 18, at eleven, at the Clarendon Roillt, art45 Att. Mr. .Hampsron, Liverpool. J .001 W. A. Oimarin and J.,C. KeImp, LiverpVo P June 18, and July 18, at one, at the Clorecso tl`notn ...

... I _ =~i I artuic. BLACKIBURN IA Rl T ?? Wednjes,, , Oatineal ?? . 23s Ud to 25s 0d pa load at 2 Flour .. 36s Od to 43s Od perpacksfi4 GARSTANG MARIKET.-T/. nrsdTy, Atag. Wheat ?? to 28s 01 per W.(2le of v rl Real .24s Od to 25s 0O per I D o1 OJO Beans ?? lbs Od to Itis Od perWilleo, Potatoes ?? s Od to s per lod KIRKHAM MARKET, Thursday, Aug.2 5 s. d. s. Wheat (per Windle) . ?? 2 o 20fl9 Meal ...

... W. H. Smith, Manchester, hop merchant, May 9 and June 10, at eleven, at the Star and Garter, Worcester. Atts. Messrs. Bedford and Pidcock, Worcester. J. Bannister and D. Simpson, Liverpool, shipwrights, May 11 and June 10, at one, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. Att. Mr. J. Peacock, Liverpool. R. Marsh, Upholland, provision dealer, May 12, and June 14, at twelve, at the Clarendon-rooms, ...

... i-auhruv .- I D. Hardie, Manchester, merchant, March 25, at eleven, and April 18, at 'three, at the Corranirisioneri' Roonas, Manchester. Atts. Messrs. Hadfield and Grave, Man- chester. T. Wilson, builder, Manchester, March 31 and April 22, at ten, at the Commissioners' Rooms, Manchester. Ans. Walker and Jesse, Manchester. J. and W. Mi'Conochie, stone masons, Liverpool, A ii I and 22, at two, ...

... BLACKBURN MARKET.- Iegdne etey last, S. d. S. d Oatmeal, V load of 2401bs. ?? .1 f6 to 32 r; Flour, Vt pack of 2401hs . ?? . 6 3 ; 6 LIVERIPOOL NEW C.ATTLE NIARKET.-_3!cjcdjy last. The supply of Beasts at market to-tiny has uren ra6,er larger than that of last week, antl the quality hut ttiildling; tile prices have been a little on the decrCeas, but not so ui(h al may be expected. Sheep has ...

... I _ 1'Ar KETS. LIVERPOOL NEW CATTVLE 'AiK mj~ W~e hav,' hadl a vory ltargC Supply o a*t ?? for tlii' htini aftho yeOlir, buh. fitS nikth1 heavy for everything but good Christa lf,~ inther have. hatd a very good sample, find it PtWllielvsi large, prices. Miatlte fully maintainie etwk.i:s grmlall j'ilnhton, was very lit tle inq!;ired af s. 1ti Beet' was sold, both by weight alid han at d I..i ...

... PRESTON AIARKET.-(Tniis DAY) Twelve o'clock. ' There was ?? a scanty supply of Grain at this morning's market. Dealers, however, did not purchase with spirit, and there was a decline in the price of Wheat, of full Is. per windle. Flour and Oatmeal are also Is. per pack lower. The market was generally flat. s. WIcAT, ly windle of 220 lbs ?? 28 Do. New i . , 25 Freoun, Superfine, t pack of ...

... THE COTTON MAR KET. The state of this market is considered a very fair criterion of the state of the markets for produce generally. It may, there- fore, be instructive to examine it minutely. The brokers' re-; turns show, that, while the import of the staple up to this period in the present year exceeds the import for the corres- pondent period in the last by 154,000 bags, the sales for con. ...

... PRESTON AIlARKET.-Satuirday last. The're wvas a faill average sullily of grain in this morning's market. Wheat of good quialty reached the quotations of last week, while inferior descriptions declined from 6d. to Is. per windle. Flour was also a shade lower. WHElAT, rY windle of ?? ?? 1)o. Red, ?? Unsound and inferior sorts ?? FL;OUR, Soperfine, TY IIICk of 240bs ?? Do. Common tine, do ?? Do. ...

... -y - PRESTON MARKET, this day, Twelve o'clock. There was a full average supply of produce at this morn. Ing's market. Thesdemand was dull, and a trifling reduction in prices took plaue. a. ,. it. d. WHEAT, ji' windle ?? ?? 27 '6 to 31 0 Do. New ?? ;- ?? - 26 0 28 0 Do. Unsounind Inferior sorts. 20 0 25 0 FLOUB, Superfine, V ?? of 2401ba. ?? f0 0 b I0 Do. Common ine, do. 38 O 40 0 Do. Seconds, ...

... il PAID. MnICZ. Ribblo Navigation ?? , , ,25 £25 0 0 Lancaster Canal ?? . ?? 47 27 0 0 Preston Gas ?? ?? . ?? 20 33 0 0 Preston Watorworks ?? '125 0 0 Preston Steam Saw M11ill . ?? 12 12 0 0 Preston Improved Building Club ?? 29 10 38 12 2i IndependentOdd Fellows'BuildingSociety 12 13 10 0 Lancaster Bank ?? . 25 70 0 0 Manchester and Liverpool District Bank 15 10 12 6 Commercial Bank of ...

... R. Lowe, Preston and Blackpool, working-jeweller, Au- gust 31 and September 18, at eleven, at the Town Hall, Preston. Atts. Mr. G. Noble, and Messrs. IV. Blackhurst and Son, Prestou. B. Sutton, Manchester, brieksetter, August 27 and Sep- tember 18, at two, at the Commission rooms, Mlanchester. Att. Mr. Harding, Manchester. W. Wilkinson, Bolton le Moors, ironmonger, August 29, September 22, at ...