... III .. MARETS. GARSTANG M Wheat, ly windle of 220,ls. d Meal, V load of ?? °o Beans, jv windle of 220Ts 20 Potatoes, ; load . ?? SALFORD CATTLE MARKET dj The show of Beasts was good, and ao the ber as last week. Of Sheep and Lanittih n ' scarcely so, but still more than equal to the S 'il kinds of moat were again lower, end a fair left unsold. Beef 5d to 6&d, Mutton 53d to 1, e s id to 6id per ...

... .. I .. I .. 1 . . . I .. I . .M ANCIIEsTTER..Ve are glad to bo enabled to state, that, SIlic' lesterday week, there has been a very palpaille ins- pravenlelit in our market, both as regards yarn and goods, M'd as exteaive basiness lias been done,--in some few cases 3 n trifsihg advance, especially in tlino 27-inuh printing cloth, tlid it yarii s uitable for tile East India market,-but, gear- ...

... 'V POULTON MARKET.,snzo j Wheat, ly windle of 220lbs ?? 27d. Meal,1 load of 2401bs.29 06t 2 1 Meal, ip loadof2401hs ?? ., 29 t 3 2 1 B3eans, per windle of 3j ?? 17 0 1 Potatoes, per windle ?? . ?? S . Butter,per lb. ., 0 1 6 MANCHESTER POTATOE MAR ET ?? C Potatoes, per 2521b ?? dtoll Carrots, ditto ?? ?? Turnips, per 16 pecks ?? ?? 8 Onions, per 2401bs ?? . 50 0 4 LIVERPOOL NEW CATTLE MlARj ...

... PAID. PRICE. Ribble Navigation . ?? ;£36.3 £3 0 0 Lancaster Canal . 47 27 0 0 Preston Gas Works ?? , 20 33 0 0 Preston Waterworks ?? 50 130 0 0 Preston Scami Saw Mill. 12 12 0 0 Preston Improved Building Club ?? 34 0 45 10 2 ?? 17 10 20 2 0 Lancaster Bank ?? ?? 25 70 0 0 Mianchester and Liverpool DistrictBank 15 10 15 0 Commercial Bank of England ?? 2 6 Railways-North Union ?? 75 81 10 0 ...

... I PAID, PnlCE. Ribble Narigation ?? £40 £30 0 0 Lancaster Canal ?? ?? 47 27 0 0 Preston Gas Works ?? 20 33 0 0 Preston Waterworks ?? 50 120 0 0 Preston Steam Saw Mill ?? 12 10 0 0 Preston Improved Building Club ?? 37 10 49 11 3 ?? 21 25 4 0 Lancaster Bank ?? 25 70 0 0 Manchester and Liverpool District Nank 15 10 2 6 Commercial Batik of England ?? 5 3 2 6 Railtuays-North Union . . 7 75 10 0 ...

... It - PAID. PeSS. Ribble Navigation ?? , .£40 .£30 0 0 Lancaster Canal ?? 27 0 0 Preston Gas Works .20 33 0 0 Preston Waterworks a.. 50 120 fJ 0 Preston Steam Saw Mill ?? ?? 12 10 0 0 Preston Improved Building Club 36 47 9 3 ?? 19 21 18 0 Lancaster Bank .25 70 ) 0 Manchester and Liverpool District Bank 15 9 17 6 Commercial Bank of England .5 3 10 0 Railwaya-North Union ?? ,5 77 10 4) Lancastcr ...

... MANCHESTER POTATOE MARKET.-Saturday last. s. d. s. d. Potatoes, per 2521b ?? 6 to 8 0 Carrots, ditto ?? 11. 0 11 3 Turnips, per 16 pecks ?? 10 0 10 6 Onions, per 240lbs ?? 15 0 20 a LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-Tnesday laft. There was very little disposition to business to-day; and the few sales effected were at a decline, from our last quota. tions, of 4d per bushel for wheat, Id per bushel for ...

... Ilk WV. Smalloy, Liverpol, bilder, Jan. 4'Ind ''eb. 5, at one, at tile Clatendon roome, Liverpool. it:. Ir. Corn1- th waite. Liverpoolh J. JL. flell, liverpool, liien draier, Jan. 5 and Feb. 5, at two, at tle Clarendon rooal, Liverpool. Aut. Mr. Auidell, Liverpool. W. Orteli, Innchestor, comamission agont, Jan. 19 hnd rob. .5, at twele, lit thle Comnmission rootin, micaoeheeter. 4 - as ~ w ?? ...

... FOB BEADT MONEY, By T. W- Pemberton, On Mood., end Tue.de, lb. 17lb and da,i of October 1812 ibe efiernoon, de,. ALL STOCK-IN-TRADE, end Tool., in Shop of June. Halberd. Block end While Smith, Bell Beeper. Ac., Areobem-atrccl, Preelon, e. folio.. In Ibe Store Boom, Stnire—One amnll Engine ; one oe. Whilechnpel Bod, Wheel.; n larpe quantit, PKterna; 810,. Crete, and Boiler.; Now Vice.; Boll.; ...

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... FREE.TRADE MEETING-SIIEFFIELD. r. A great free trade meeting W;i9 holden in the Cutler's b Hall, Sheffield, on Monday eveni'; last, at wbich MIOBsrs. Cobden and Bright were presenl. Mr. Edward Smith was r in the cheir. O ILu the course of the speech dl lirored by Mr. Cobden, n) that gentleman said, in reference to the extension of the forty.-sliljng franchise :- We (tie League) have an eye nt ...

... I ?? ?? . - . I (From the Mark Lane Express, of Saturday last.) The weather has been decidedly broken throughout the week; and though the rain which has fallen has done no further positive mischief than damaging a portion of the hay in the early districts where cutting was commenced the first week in June, still it has caused some uneasiness. That a dry summer generally proves favourable for ...