... II . LIVEAPOOL NEW CATTLtt MARKET.-Monday tart. We have bad a very moderate supply bf Beasts at market to:day for the time of the year, and prices have advanced jd to id per lb, tle most ordinary Beef ntt belhg able to bo ob- tained for less than 59d. Of Sheep we havd also had a mo- derate flumber, the quality generally pretty good, but the prices ave high. Good Beef may be quoted at rrbm 5jd ...

... MIR-ILET-S. LIVERPOOL NEW CATTLE MARKET.-Monday list. In consequence of so many vessels not having arrived as were expected with.Cattle, the supply has been very small, and the quality not of the best, and the market has been much in advance for Beef from our last week's report. The supply of Sheep has also been very limited, without any variation in price from last week. Good Beef sold at not ...

... MARiLKETS. LIVERPOOL NEW CATTLE MAIIKE'T.-Mondap I,,: 'Die stpply of Beasts at market to-dlay has been rather larser titan last wveek, aind t le quality not vcry good, bitt a e cannell note arty talteratiotn in prices from our la-st week's report. The suplyll oif Shees hlas been (olerably large-, aitd the priices are, sotace nat cii the advance. Good Beef sold at about 6.Ad, tiiidsiltiu atn ...

... IWARI-R.'ETS. LIVERPOOL NEW CATTLE MARKET.-Mands ?? The supply ?? latketto-day hasbeenratherla-ernm5 than that of last week, the quality generally pretty good, andI the market has been tolerably brisk at the prices of last week, thera Ibeing iut few left unsold at tie Closc of the market. OfS.4,,p and Larnbs we have had rather a large supply, bat without ?? alteration in prices from last week, ...

... PRESTON MARKET.-(Tnrs DAY,) Tivelve o'clock. The market this day was rather brisker than that of last week, and although there was a better supply, Wheat ad- vanced about 6d. per windle. Meal uas also in brisk de- mand, and the supply Ibeing rather short, 'it also advanced a, trifle. WHSEAT, V windle of ?? Do. Red, ?? Unsound and inferior sorts ?? FLOUR, Superfine, VY pack of ?? Do. Common ...

... MA1IXET.S. lh LIVERPOOL -NEW CATTLE MARKFT,-MORdOy j1f The supoply of Beast3;l at market to-day has been very small which may he Attributed to tire long prevailing easterly Winds Oe and boisterous weather preventing the vessels from al iv - s o ues ual with cattle; ansd, in conseqehcn of the veryn lited asup~ply,'I Beef has been greatly in advance, ?? our last weelj', quotatioes-the host Beef ...

... LIVFRPOOL NEW CATTLE MARKET.-elondo, jut. The supply of Beasts at market to-day has been mther large, and the quality generally middling, but the market has been a henging one, which may be attributed to the very bad weather, many country buyers not being in attendance; but although the sales have been srnail wb cannot 'note any alteration in the price of Beef from our last week's qdotations. ...

... LIVERPOOL NEW CATTLE MARK&L-'monday ,to The Dunsber of B~easts at market to-day has been mud, tle same as last week, but tlec quality has been generally inferior saving a very few, which were sob] at rather advanced pi-ces, from the scarcity of good Bleasts. We have had a tolraly good supply of Sheep, and of very good quality; but Lamb are now growing scarce, the season being nearly over. Good ...

... LIVERPOOL NEW CATTLE MARKET.-Meondaylst. The supply of Beasts at market to-day has been considerably smaller than that of last week, and the quality principally only middling; the few that were of good quality were soon sold up; but in price there is no alteration from our last quotations. We have also had a limited supply of Sheep for the season of the year, and prices much the same as last ...

... J. 'l'.endalc, Bolton le Moors, road contractor, Jan. 13. at two, and Feb. 9, at ten, at the Commercial Inn, Boiton le Moors. Atts. Messrs. Woodhouse and Ilolden, Bolton. S. Burke, late of Belfast, Ireland, but at preseltt in Liver. iool, coal and commission merchant, Jan. 1 7, and( Feb. 9, at one, at the Clareudon rooms, Liverpool. Atts. Messrs. Da- ve-nport nod Son, Liverpool. J. Hladdon, ...

... PRESTON MARKET.-(THis DAY,) at T2velve o'clock. There was a short supply of grain at this morning's market, and the demand was brisk. Wheat advanced on the average fall is. per windle. Flour was about Is. higher, and Oatmeal fully realized last week's quotations. Beans remained statios- ary. s. dt. s. d. WHEAT, P windle of2201bs ?? 33 6 to 36 0 Do. Red, new ?? 31 0 34 0 Unsound and inferior ...

... R. Jones, Liverpool, grocer, Jan. 25 and Feb. 20, at one, at the Clarendon rooms, Liverpool. Att. Mr. Booth, Liver. pool J. Bloomfield, London, warehouseman.-T. and J. Shelton, Gerard street, Soho, oilmen.-T. Wythes, Nortlifield and Him. bledon, Worcestershire, coal merchant.-J. Hoole, Crookes, Shetfield, tanner.-G. Cole, Oxford, wine and spirit merchant. -W. Welch, Brockwortlhs, ...