... ARKET.-Saturdaylast. A heavy supply and the fine weather of the few last days produced considerable dulness in the market, and a decline in prices of fully 2s per windle. Flour was also languId, and sustained a redaction. There was a very fair demand for oatmeal, at last weel's currency. s. d. a. d. WIsrIAT per windle of 220 lbs ?? 26 0 2 0 Do. (red) . ?? 23 0 25 0 FLoUR, superfine, per pack ...

... J. R. Owen, Manchester, stock broker, August 25 and September 2, at twelvo, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Manchester. Mr. B. P. Hob. son, offieial assignee, Manchester; heCsrs. Hitchcock and Co., Man. chester. D. James, Liverpool, paper stainer, September 5, at eleven, and September 19, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool, Mr. W. BlIrd, official assignee, Llverpool; Att., Mr. ...

... THE COUNTY EXPENDITURE, I A - - , . m s i n I -| - -, of An official general statement of the ?? and expenditure of tue Moacys raised by means of county-rates, for thle county 3I of Lancaster, for the year commencing in June, 1844, and Net ending at June, 1845, has just been published, from which Bell, we rare enabled to test the economy of the different mnagiste- .D . rial boards, to whom the ...

... COMMELRRCIAL. 11 . - MmicIsTSER,-The continued wet weatoier exercises an unfavour. asle influence upon our goods market, which, otherwise, presents symptoms of improsvenicut; most descriptions of cloth bejig scarce. Prices remain nominally the same, but wvill, little business doing. The yarn market continues very firm, though itot quite so active as fortwo or three weeks ?? of lI'edncsday. ...