... AMARKI,7TS. lat n, 7MANCHESTER CORN EXCIIANGE. tex S TU ItD VY, i Kit. ;ii.-\We I lave 1t . twl : .1tit.tll 0t fl7 TsI, pttpol at our t:twrket to :lay, 1the sit.tt If ttttliple of ::Jltl on liberal, hlat tier! is vely litlit lillt, Ilittit elelle-0 . ,itri .'Ot ia nlid irtely, anti in tsale i llant rtie rtathrretll trt! te quiry.t There ir i rntt nny alt- r iliti in tti tpriee ofe jt elthcI ...

... K =10 S$EON~D EBDIT10A& w PRESiTON M RKCE IC ThisDty ea T Ro-ir ?o'C1orc. Y Wheat was this (lay sparingly -supplied, anditnearly the . whole was briskly disposed of at our quotations. Fleaur Ia. g ther dull and a small abatement upon last weeks prices. In d mel no alteration. The stipply ofbeans was unusually h. d bundatit, and owing to the approach ofseed time, prices were 1i sustained above ...

... MaMtm. I SECOIND EDITIONr. PRESTON MAiRKET, Tthis Day at 7'Wclve o'tClsck. Wheat was this day a trifle higher in price, with hut a dull demand. In Flour and other articles our quotations are nearly those of last week. Oats,per busl o fs32ts ?? ,_ 73 2 Wheatperwutdle ?? ?? .6 O-28 6 Do, Common fine, do . ?? 36 -30 Do. seconds, d o- . ?? 20 0-28 0 Oatmeal, per load of 240its, (Farmer's) 28 0- 30 ...

... Libapool WM CruTrznt- Thursday, March 15, 1832. * Denotes rising. - Denotesfallting. I --flflC4tflT MTI NVR-PT lin he COLONIAL PRODUCE. - SUGAR,B.P.CWt.(D.P.) J. d. e. d. L Muscov. dry brown 47 0 ( 49 0° Middling ?? 0 *. 53 0* Goodditto ?? 0 . 55 0* Good bright ?? 56 0 . 57 0* F Fine ?? 0 60 0* Very fine. ?? Dabs & verybrowvn 43N6 andmostened.. . 46 0 MOLASSES, cwt. B WestIndia ?? 22 0 . 23 6 ...

... liapool 33riffo (suurelit. * Denotes rising. Tjzrsday, Mare/i 22, 1832. ~- t DMnOtesfalUng. COLONIAL PRODUCE. SU`ARB.P.wcwt.(D.P.) s. d. I. d. i Museov. dry brown 49 0 ( 51 0* Middling ?? 52 0 * 55 0* Goodditto ?? 55 0 .. 56 0* Good bright ?? 56 0 * 58 0 IF [ne ?? 0 61 0* Very fine ?? Dabs&very brown14 5 Q 4_8 0*r and moistened.. 5 MorAsSES, cwt. B West India ?? 2 0 .. 25 0w COCOA, cwt, (in ...

... :r ?? Mo - a -1. n. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Tuesday, March 13, 1832. We have had rather a large arrival of Grain from Ireland this week, and the demand for Wheat up to Saturday con- tinued lively, at a seall advance in price; but in Manchester, on that day, the dealers would not comply with this advance, and the business transacted was therefore very limited; and yesterday, notwithstanding ...

... I msportO. u AFRICA. - H14siainss o.Olegg, with 1710citpalm oil, l9elephant teeth, p (t~l dannage-woudl. C Horsfall and TI Tobin-P ilk EAST INDIESl t. avii'iano Satthouse, Roberts, fin Mauritius, with 2871 bg a Itar. Ta atnrb otter, and co- .1697 do, Small and co 860 ° do rdl-P Dk ST INDIES. tl r RO -ett, fin Cuba, with 70 pa mahogany, 525 Pec ,bo., _,Ot fastic, Acraman and Stitt-G Dk n ...

... Jfmports.' EAST INVDIBS. Cape Breton, Johnson, fm Cape of Good Hope, with 16 pipes vhite 100 h red nvine, 670wet S20dryhldes,42blgoat 58 bl sheep skins, 36 ck tallow, 15 h whale oil, 4t cow and ox horns, 36 bI tallow graves, I7 bg argols, I bl 16 elephaint teeth, Andes',on, Wise, and co-P Dk Edward Colston, Reynolds, fm Calcutta, with 706 bg coffee, Ratlibone Brothers and co- So bl jute, ...

... jflat' fo. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Tuesday, February 28, 1832. The supply of Grain from Ireland and Cosstwlse has been large this week, and we have experienced, both in this and the neighbouring markets, a better demand for the finest samples of Wheat and Oats. The low price of Oats and Oat- meal begins to attract the attention of speculators, and some rather extensive purchases of both have ...

... MAR I;I;'rS. I-~ ~ . MANCHESTER CORN EXCIJAXG9F !Y SATut V AY, MA RcH 17.-tle haiValy a 0, iDt with a large show of samples of Irish gr.ain. rr l * , not be sold at last Saturd..ws' prices. Q. inrfor 00p.5r r 21 1d per busleel cheaper. Grinding Itarlry as lstA5. d (tots are full Id per 451bs loIwer. t hTer is escalr I L^>7 a it sates of ltolling Peas-and Ileans awr :0 so i:.st se ?g howsever ...

... I t- ba i ii 1lip-vi, I (From Ihe Londotn Gtszerte at Fritly, March. 23,) INSOLVENT. March 2-Joseph tiladwell, of Barkiog. Essex, shipwright. BANKRUPTS. (To surrce-der at tlaairig all-street, London.; MORFIGAN, T'li;oos, i St. PrtIr's AlleY, Corolsill. w; iO i iron- moniger, to surrender on April :1, arid Mtiy. I-(tilicili Greoei, King's Arms-yard ; Solicitors, Smlith, Iiiig's Aroi-ynard, ...

... 'I 1Jot S I I FACTORIES, 1 - e~~~,~utiLr %was held iII tileI z~d0, I' poht ~ 100 to LACij 151qtistiol Ilos-t 0 I)ili~ll4 ibtfl, ot s I: i ol IlUe opit dto take tU1 1efetv u~llt P1Wi 1toIalur ill cottonl, AWool len, I 110015 (it- o e ao hloi ohpoiibit entirely 1IiWl-, al.Itllb o P Cil olC f weorhiiig teel uigteng .1Tr '1.2oivneod, tile hoUotgece 0,ot ' pAV~11 o iclled to ti;e e hair. tioeie~ ...