... I MANOaSERTn. - Thero was a very healthy market yesterday for goods generally, with a tendency to rather higher prices, particularly in shirtings for the east, and In domestic clotle. The demand for yarn continues still buoyant, and higher prices vere obtained for some numbers, for wbhiel large contracts have been ?? of Wi~ednesdayl/. (Fherom our own cofsecpondent)- Manchoster, Flrday evening. ...

... : I The aeeount of the revenue, up to the 15th inst. (which np. pears below) exhibits a deficiency, compared withs the cor- responding quarter of the preceding year, under the heads of Cu loms and:Escise, the falling olT' in tlhe Customs being £369,687 and in tb1e Excise £149,908. This diminution is the result of the financial measures which were carried In the early part of tile present ...

... I - PRESTON MARKET.-Saturday lasS. Wheat was In diminished supply at to-day's market, end an ad. vance was realised of from Is. to Is, 6d. per windle. The late un. settled weather, and the lateness of the aeason, appears to have given a briakness tothe trade. Flourwasin sharperrequestt and supported higher rates, There is little change to be noticed in the value of Oatmeal. The great quantity ...

... I - - C. W. Kesslinoeyer, Manchester, merchant, July 21 and August I3' at twelve, at thc Court of Bankruptcy, Manchester. btr. J. Fraesr, official assignse, Manchester; Atts. Messrs. Atkinson and Sunders, Manchester. W. Scott, Manchester, groeor; July 25 and August 15, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Manchester. Mr. J. S. Pott, official assIg. noe, Manchcster; Mfessrs Holden anl Clarke, ...