... PRESTON SHARFE MARKET. FAID. R13 Ribble Navigation .. . £45 £ o 0 0 Lancaster Canal 47 27 0 o Preston Gas Works 20 33 0 0 Preston Waterworks 5f0 120 o o Preston Steam Saw Mill .. 12 10 0 o Preston Improved Building Club 40 10 53 15 11 IndependentpddFellows'BuildingSociety 21 10 ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.- Tuesday laet. There were several cargoes of Irish new Wheat fresh up for this morning's market, which met only a limited demand, at a decline froma last quoted prices of fully 4d,-the best red being sold at 6s. 9d. per 70lbs. Foreign Wheat was 3d. per bushel lower; but there was little disposition to preSs sales. Flour declined in value Is. to 2a. per sack, and Oat- ...

... PAID. PRTIE, Ribble Navigation .. £45 £ 0 0 0 Lancaster Canal . 47 27 0 0 Preston Gas Works . 20 83 10 o Preston Waterworks ..,.fi0 110 0 0 Preston Steam Saw Mtill .. 12 10 n 0 Preston Improved Building Club 44 59 2 7 IndependentOddFellows' BuildingSociety 26 10 32 0 0 Lancaster Bank . .. 25 70 0 0 ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-Tesday lizi. A vory limited business wag transacted this morning in any article of the trade ; Wheat found a retail sale at a decline of id. to 2d. on old, and of fully 3d. per bushel on MriAh new: the import of the latter not being large was for the most part cleared off at 69. to 6S. 6d. per 70 lbs. New Oats were id. per 45 lbs. lower; no change in the value of old. ...

... * MANCHESTER.-I the yarn market there was a fair busi- ness doing on Russian account, and a little more demand for numbers and qualities, suitable for the East India market. The German buyers on tha contrary, have somewhat relaxed in their operations; and the market weys not animated, though prices continue perfectly frm. The demand for slirtings, and other wide cloths suitable for shipping, ...

... PFRESTON SHARE MARET. PAID. PRIME. Ribble Navigation .. £45 £ 0 0 0 Lancaster Canal .. 47 27 0 0 Preston Gas Works .. 20 33 10 0 Preston Waterworks 50 110 0 0 Preston Steam Saw Mill .. 12 10 0 0 PrestonImproved Building Club 43 10 bB 3 10 IndepondentOddFellowa'BuildingSociety 26 ...

... LIVERPOL CORNMARKET.- Tuesday latt. our market this morning was better attended by both town and country dealers ; and, at a decline of 2d. to 3d. per bu- shel from the rates of last Tnesday, a fair extent of business was transacted in foreign Wheat. Irish new Wheat was fully 4d. per 70lb. cheaper, at which reduction nearly all but a few of the damp inferior parcels were cleared off. New Oats ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.- Tuesday toat. With a fair demand for Wheat this morning, the depression in the value of foreign was, in most instances, recovered; and we repeat the quotations of last Tuesday. Irish new con- tinned scarce, and was rather dearer-6s. 6d. to 6s. 10d. per 70 lbs paid for fine samples. New Oats were fully Id. per bushel lower-a cargo of Newry being sold at 2s. 7Ad. per 45 ...

... irY___ I Bapnkrupts. =-7 11 G. T. Knowles, Stoelpurt, Che~shire, and Manchester, cotton spinner, Decemeler 7 and 23, at two, at the Commis- sloners'-rooms, Auanchester. Atts. Messrs. Sale and Wor- thingtori, Malanchlester. T. Brennand, Blackburn, linen draper, December 7 and 27, at eleven, at the Town-hall, Preston. Att. Mir. D. Ro- hinson, Blackburn. J. Ashworth, Rochdale, worsted ...

... R. Heathcote, Mlanchester, victualler, December 12 and January 9, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Manches- ter. Mr. J. Fraser, official assignee, BManchester; Att. Mr. C. Chow, Manchester. E. Davis, Great Crosby, blacksmith, December 21, at twelve, and January 19, at eleven, at the Court of BanI- ruptey, Liverpool. Mr. C. Turner, official assignee, Liver. pool; AtU. Mr. H. Cross, ...

... PAID. I'DICE. Ribihe Navigation . .. £45 £33 0 o Lancaster Canal 47 270 0 Preston Gas Works .,.,.20 33 0 0 Preston Waterworks .5 60 120 0 Preston Steam Saw Mill .. 12 100 0 Preston Improved Bitildiug Club 39 51 15 6 IndepciendentOdd Fellows'Building Society 21 10 25 16 6 Lancaster Bank 25 70 0 0 Manchester ...

... BIAteCrTEsra.-Sineo the market of yesterday week, a slight advance has taken place in some descriptions of mamu- factured goods, and also in yarn of current numbers and ready for immediate delivery. Yesterday, however, the de- mand appeared to be checked by the advance; many foreign orders for goods, having been sent with limits considerably below the present rates, are necessarily lying over ...