... ., 7>.1, ..4G, .I'tgt9. ?? ?? . I PREtS'TON MAIRtlET TtelS DMrn'A ;'VIts VE O CLOCr. Tbis niortingtlerei e ?? nn r cevngoi slepply of Mhlieat iu ?? markek., At twelve o'-loel there wa.s very little ?? done, reid the pric's were deelining frocm d(l. to Is. poc virldle. w . ?? ' . ' ?? tl. f. ItI. WVHE-IAT. pr wvindfe dti 1J16i ?? ) 30 to 31: 0 Do. New ?? ; ;. .8 ; -..0 t I; F'Lout. sl;Cerliete, ...

... r LIVERPOOL NEW CATTLE IF tE.liaa,!U The sop~ply of Jeasts a.t moarke-t to-daty hi; htr ep teua larger that of lait weuh-, ])ut ?? thiete has be,nit ra docrease itt itiimilt' front oar ]last N-r-ek' report, it beititg by flar thi aisnialest siipply wo hav chaid thi ii.;I8sasn, ane: in (,i qte'tlve of the limited onuillbt, Muttton hsi been very nih-1 in~ was tivadi ty so~l ait fromt 5d to b.)d, ...

... Bankrupts. R. Wood, Roehdsilc, money scrivener, June 2 and 30, nt eleven, at the Commissioners' rooms, Maniclicster. Att. Mr. Heaton, Rochdale. E. Taylor, Li verpool, crioloilr iarinllfct arel, May '1 anld June 30, at one, at the C'renlon IrOOIllS, Liveripool. Atli. Mr. T. D)avenpoi-t, 1 ivo:pr)ool. J. Askew, Liverpool, and Egremont, hotel keeper, May 'A .and June 30, at eleven, at the C I ...

... LIVERPOOL NEW CATTLE MARKET.-Mlndaylasat. The supply of Beasts at market to-day has been rather more plentiful than that of last week, and prices seem to be rather lower than for some weeks past; we have also had a consider- able number of Sheep, many of which were of very good qua- lity, and the market throughout has been a hrisk one, there being a great many buyers. Beef may be quoted at ...

... Bankrupts. C. Kurta, Salford, anumiracturing chymist, J.ne 6 and July 7, at one, at tile Commissioners' rooms, Alanchester. Atts. Messrs. Kay and Darbishire, MNanclester. W. Taylor, Prestwieh curn Oldhamn dyer, June G, at eleven, and July 7, at two, at the Commissioners' rooms, 3Manchester. Atts. Messrs. Kay and Co., Manchester. F. F. Gibbs, Liverpool, ship broker, June 8 and July 7, at two, ...

... Pit[IC[S OF GItAlN at M sarklne, LONDON, I .T5oIwday3, Jam. 23. Per Imperial Quarter. BRIOTISH. s. v. *, 1* Wheat, Kiisex, Kent, & Suffoslk red 50) a 61 White SO4 a ; - Norfolk and Lincoln ?? 'to. .55 a 59 Ditto 47 ~6 - Norilhumb., & Scotch, white .12 a 56 Fine 6Otis - Irish red old 0 a 0 R~ed. new 50 a 53 White U a02 3ye Ol~d ?? a 40 New ?? 381 a 40 Brank 40a 41 l3arley, Grinding 30 a 33 ...

... A. Farrics, Preston, provision dealer, July 21 and A t^ I1, at eleven, at the Town Ilall, P'reton. Atts. Alessrs. n Stanley and Co., Preston. [T. Kils1haw, of Edenfield, Lancashire, cottan spinnlat 18 and August ;5, at eleven, at the CoInni sioaers rioY Manchester. Atts. Messrs. Slater and licHlis, Manueleuiii) J. Oulton, Ashtoen nnder Line, corn dealer, jill, 18 a Augast 1 5, at ten, at the ...

... 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. ...

... I i I BLACKBURN MAIAR B T..-..7edoei d l Oatmeal ?? .. l 34s od to 3 Flour ?? ?? 36s Od to 38v 00p1tpat LIVEiRPOoL NEW CA'Il T A Mondasy, Feb 6. The market has been rather heavy to.dav larger supply of both Beasts and Sheep, b;,ttl~te were much the same as last week.- Good B1ee 5 i' dily at from 6d to 7d, aneL the average pricc oft1 8d per lb., and aD sold at three o'clock. Beasts at market, ...

... LIVERPOOL NEW CATTLE MARKET.-Afonday last. The supply of Beasts at market to-day has been considerably smaller than last week. Sheep have been rather more plen- tiful, but niany of them being of very inferior quality, there were a great many left unsold at a late hour in the afternoon. Good beef may be quoted at from 6d. to 7d.; best Scotch Wethers from 7d. to 8d.. and some of inferior quality ...

... 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. ...