... 11 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKETP.-T'uesday late, At to.day's market there was a fair extent of business in each article of the trade; wheat brought an advance on the quotations of last Tuesday of fully 4d. per 70 lbs.-in some instances 6d. per bushel improvement was realised. Oats were Id. per 451bs., oatmeal Is. to Is. 6d. per load, and free flour Is. per hrl. dearer. Bonded wheat was inquired for, ...

... BLACKBURN MARKET. - Wedaneday last. r. d. s. d, Oatmeal, new i load of 2401bs .. 28 0 to 30 0 Flour, V pack of 2401be. . . ,39 0 47 0 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-Tuesday last. There was a limited sale this morning for choice parcels of old red Wheat at about tbe rates of last Tuesday, but all other qualities were offered Id to 2d per 701bs cheaper. Flour was also 6d per brI lowde. ...

... MARKiETS. e, LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.- Tsesdayiast. d At our corn market to-day, prices of every description of - grain suffered a further considerable reduction, and even at r- the decline met a very limited demand. The sales of Wheat were at 6d. to 9d. per 70 Ibs., those of Oats at 2d. per 45 lbs. below the rates of last Tuesday. Flour was fully is. per barrel, and Oatmeal 2e. per load cheaper ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-Tuesday 7adt. There was little more than a retail sale for free wheat this morning at a decline of 2d. to 3d. per bushel from the quo. tations of last Tuesday; the millers held back anticipating that the new bill will be in operation next week. Flour was Is, per barrel, oatmeal 6d. per load cheaper. Oats dull sale and inferior qualities Id. per bushel lower. Notbing to ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN MAUKET.-I uevday tati At to-day's market, Wheat met a fair demand from the, millers at an advance of fully 3d. per bushel on the quotations of this day se'nnight; several parcels were also taken on spe. culation at a similar improvement, and there was an indispo.. sition on the part of the principal holders to proceed wit sales. Flour must be noted Is. per sack,, Oatmeal Is. pa ...

... I LivnarooL. Money is more abundant, and to be had on easy terms. There Alas been ,more business during the week ill the Corn Market, and prices have advanced. In cotton klio there hills been an increase of business, and prices are Gmer, The accounts from tile manufacturing districts are More fivouiahlo. In general business, however, there is still Oct much caitiviy._,l-Iercury. STATE OF Till ...

... PAID. PRIC2. Ribble Navigation.£45 £ O 0 .0 Lancaster Canal .47 27 0 o Preston Gas Works . . 20 33 0 0 Preston Waterworks .-. 50 120 0 o Preston Steam Saw Mill 12 10 0 O Preston Improved Building Club-.----- 41 0 i4 10 5 Independent OddFellows'Building Society 21 10 25 16 6 Lancaster Bank .-------.----------------. 25 *70 0o ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-Tuesdaylast. There was much buoyancy in the trade this morning; bat the comparatively high prices demanded checked sales: a fair amount of business, however, was transacted in foreign wheat, at an advance of about 3d. per bushel on last Tues. day's quotations. A little English new red wheat was sold at 8s,; and a very fine parcel of Scotch new white brought 8s. 6d. per ...

... MIARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.- Tuesduy last. At our market this morning, only a limited business was transacted in wheat, and the prices of last Tuesday were barely sustained. Flour was in moderate request, at the ratcs above quoted. Oats met rather more inquiry at the rates of this day se'ninight, and oatmeal was in tolerable fair demand, at ani advance of 3d. per load-21s. 9d. per 2401b. ...

... l1 PAID. PRICE. Ribble Navigation . .. 40 , C 0 Io Lancaster Canal. 47 270 O Preston Gas Works .. . . 2 O 0 Preston Waterworks ..,.0 120 O Preston Steam Saw Mill . .. 12 10 0 0 Preston Improved Building Club .8 30 6 5 IndependentOddFellows'BuildingSoeiety 21 10 25 166 Lancaster Bank .2 70 0 0 Manchester and Liverpool Distriat Bank I6 10 2 6 ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURING TIE WEEK. (Fniwn the Ncw Freirine's Journal of Monday last,) It is highly gratifying to observe, that the weather expe. rienced tbirourghout England since tbe date of our last review has beers sewafnably fine, eopsequently, favourable to those farm labours usually carried on at tbia period of the year, Fronm all that we have been enabled to learn, wheat ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-Tuesdaay lat. At a decline of Id. to 2d. per bushel from the quotations of last Tuesday, we had this morning a somewhat improved demand for free wheat; the sates were chiefly to the town dealers, but a few parcels were also taken for transit to the Midland Counties. No change in the value of flour. Oats were dull of sale without variation as to price. Oatmeal in more ...