... PRESTON DIARKET.-Saturday last. There was a rather thin supply of grain at this morning's market, but it was quite equal to the demnanG. Higher prices than the quotations of last week were deihanded, but they were hot realised, and little or no alteration, as regards any article, was experienced. - - ?? if. a. d1. WlVEAP, qw windle of 2201bs ?? 6 to 36a 0 Do.' New ?? 33 0 35 0 Do. Unsound and ...

... _1 _MARKE:T8. GARSTANG ?? S. ?? Wheat, VI windle of 220lbs. ?? 26 t Mleal, 1V load of 2 330 Beans, V' ?? of 2201bs ?? . 17 F 3 potatoes, zp' load ?? ?? POULTON ?? Wheat, V' windlo of 2201.bs . ?? O1 0 10 Meal, P' load of 24Olbs 0 ?? Beans, pe windle of 3.j bushels ?? 1800 potatoes, per windle ?? Butter, per lb ?? I0 MANCHESTER POTATOE 51ARKE.st, Potatoes, per 2521b ?? . . ,t Carrots, ditto ?? ...

... 1I S. Smith, Manchester, engraver, April 24 and May 21, at twelve, at the Commission rooms, Manchester. Att. Mr. Hitchcock, Manchester. E. Seddon, Shtuttleworth and Manchester, cotton spinner, April 27 and May 21, at eleven, at the Commission rooms, Manchester. Atts. Messrs. Atkinson and Co., Manchester. J. Warburton, Liverpool, tailor, April 27, and May,25, at one, at the Clarcendon rooms, ...

... I _ AGUTU - __ . . ?? M - i_ ?? ?? POI l.- ?? . ?? o. r1 ;livl _ :1 : . G0 itABDELIN(G QPEIATx0NS1FOW'.TEff WqE~gL . a; ibhba1geh*a*!taken .pire, eiu ;he wea ther, whtich rh devSI . ,tpAensary~ opm4let iall eboico-tree aiddebruba In tbelopin egurentl 1hiehlbenot biro e ~d ,oough to setau ?? bahs etrboild o, t .th6: nioeana'.bg 'Wh lrbitt isy b6 doa; p at Uttl01 o~tce! abd troubh; '';The tootb ...

... Bixkrupto I, G. Burton, late of Ashton-under-Lyno, but now of the Idle of Man, brick matker, August 22 and September 22, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Manchester. Mr. R. P. Hobson, official assignee, Manchester; Att. Mr. N. Earle, DManchester. ,I Warner, B. Marsack, T. Manning, and J.!Manning; Liverpool, brandy and spirit dealers, August 31, at half.past twelve, and September 11, at ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.- TuesdayAnogust 22. The import list this week exhibits a good supply of Irish Oatmeal, and a fair quantity of Wheat and Beans coasOwis,. with thhse exceptions' the arrivals of British grain are light There are reported a couple of cargoes of Wheat from the Baltic, and a small parcel of Dutch Oats. Since Tuesday last, the weather has been very fine, and reaping is now in ...

... The balf-yearly meeting of the shareholders was held on Thursday last, at the Company's Office, P. Haydock, Esq., Chairman of the Board of Directors, in the chair, whliibthe following satisfactory Report ws presented biy ihe Directors to the meeting, and adopted : DIRE CTO41 REPORT. The Diroplors, in submitting their eleventh half-yearly Report. are happy in being able to announce that, since ...

... II 'Henry Lovatt ?? ?? Corran, !J iverpqolj merchants, March 20, April 27, at 11 -o'clock, at the Liverpool District Cort of Bauklruptcy: solioitorm, Msar.: Norris, Allen and Sirnpson, Bedford-row; and Mr.' Norris, Liverpool; oficial assiguec, Mr. .Cazenove Liverlpool., John Haistead, Ridclie, Lancashire, cotton manufac- tirer, March 26, Aprii 16, at 11 o'clock, at the Manchester, District ...

... |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 ...

... i|; LEEDS, TuESDAY, DncEMtBRm 1.-The .businebs done to-day at our cloth halls has been very limited. In prices there is no alteration; but wool is rather firmer. ROCHDALE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30.-The flannel market remains in its former depressed state, and the severe frost that has set in has not yet had any effeet upon the demand for goods. The wool market is still linguid, but prices are firm ...

... MASICHtESTER C OMMEIERCIsAL R ,1rO ORT.-Y ESTE1DAY. The goods market has been in a state of depression all the week. The overland mail has produced very little sensation iin the market . Although the accounts from Bombay and Calcutta are considered favourable, those from China are anythingbut l satisfactory. The unsettled state of tile Continent continues to l operate unfavourably on yarns; ...

... ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (Frons our own correspondentJ Liverpool, Friday evening. Under thq continued pressure In money matters and the high price of bread stuffs, our market ibis week has been much Irldu. enced and unsettled in price. Early In the week much gloom prevailed, and low sales were being made, fully id. under Frldayfs prices for American descriptions; yet, although ...