... - T. C. W. Pierce and G. Homan, Manchester, mercbants, January 23 and February 1ii at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Manches. tar. Mr. P. Hobson, official assignee, Manchester; Atis, Messrs. At- kinson and Sasstders, Manchester.. J. Wilkinsen, Haedingden, joIner, January 23and February 13, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Manchester. Mr. R. P. Hobeon, offeal assignee, Manchester; Atts, ...

... C. W. Toulmin, South Island.place, Ciapairu-rold, livery stable keeper-F. Dixon, Long-lane, Bermondsey, currier-F. Robilit, Princes.-treet, Chelsea, cow keeper-J. Lankshear, Seymour 5,* Little Chelsea, Burgeon-G. A. Abi'Wlow, IPortsea, victualter-C. WlY. liamson, Great Portland-street, Miaiy*i0bomft and lato of Oxford. street, wine merchant-E. Streeter, Bristol, buflder-W. Walles, Newcastle ...

... C nrALU18 fo MAltnEsint-Slneo Tuesday last, the tneresmllig v-- - money In tho metropolis appears to have exercised an unfavourable influence on the market for manufactured goods, and the demand has been limited,though without anysensible changein pdies Yoryarn, however, the demand continues tolerably good, and a fair ?? of business has been done at the full rates of ijut ?? of Wednesdoay, I., ...

... An interesting and timely latter, relating to the question whether Preston shall have a covered market, will be found in another column of this day's Claronicle.. Thatikletvives a history of the introduction of the subject to t lrwke of the Corporation, in 1840; and shews the reason wk it was not, at that period, entertained with the same zeal that ought to characterize its progress now. It ...

... PRESTON 3IARKET.-Saturday1 lot. There was a fair show of Wheat at this morning's market, sod a goad demand for it, at rather easier ratee. Business, In Oatmeal, was dull, andpri-es receded. Beans were In larga supply, at muchi the earns currency. Potatoes arrived in large quantities, hut no al- teration in their talus. sds. S. d. WHEAT, per windie of ?? 0 29 0 flo,red do. ?? 0 290 Do, ,unsound ...

... 1~ ?? MARKET5S PRESTON MARKgET.-Saturda oJ'ic? A fair average supply of Wheat was brough to this day's mtarket, and samples were briskly looked after, at an Improved currency. Oatmeal was in moderate supply, but the demand was dull, at late rates. oats continue scarces. Flour was in batter inquiry, aned the turn higher. ~ . 5 WuPAT, perweindlo of 2281ba ?? 0 29 0 Do. red ?? 0 28 6 Do , unsound ...

... I~ ___ LIVbERPOOL CATTLE MARKET.-Monday lost. We had a good supply of neaM and Sheep at our market to-day, with a numerous attendance of buyers. Nearly the whole met with brisk sale, at high prices. Beef, 6d. to 6id.; Mutton, 7d. to 71d. per lb. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE.-Thursday &l. sd. s. d. Hay, old. ?? ;0 73 ?? 0 11 per stone. new. ?? .0 0. . 0 0 ditto Clover .0 6.. 0 8 ditto Green ...

... LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET.-Monday Zst. We had a large supply of stock at our market this day, nearly the whole of which met with a brisk sale, at fuly our last quotations.- Beef, 6d. to 6id.; Mutton, 7d. to 73d. per lb. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE.-Thursdry Wad. s.a. d . d. Hay,old ?? ?? 1 0 perestone. ;nevw .0- 0.0 0 0ditto Cloer.0 6.0a 9 ditto Greenditto ?? 0 ?? .0 0 0 ditto Vetches ?? ?? ...

... SPECIAL MEETING or THE PRESTON & eWYlE RXILWXY, IIRBOIvll, AND DOCKI COMPANY. A special general meeting of the proprietors of the Preston |h -and Wyre Railway, Harbour, and Dock Company, was held i w yesterday, at the North Enston Hotel, Fleetwood, upon It 'which occasion there was a very numerous attendance of fe shareholders, among them being, what is rather an unusual ' circumstance, at ...

... IALF-YEA]RLY 1?UEETING or TiHE RIBBLE NAVIGAUTON COMPANY. -0- Tbe half-yearly meeting of this Company was held on Thursday last, at the Company's Office, in Chapel-walks, at which there was only a small attendance of shareholders. The Chairman (P. Haydock, Esq.) having read the notice convening the meeting, called attention to the sixteenth half. yearly report, a copy of which had been sent to ...

... I MlANCoscHsTEnTEUESDAY,JAN. 27-Our marketcontinues nearly in the same state as last week. In tihe uncertailty at- *ending the proposed minihterial measures, neither buyers nor sellers appear anxious to extend their operations. On the whole, however, there is a tendency to improvement, both in goods and yarns, and prices are decidedly firm. Manchester, Friday Evening. ?? our own correspondent ...

... BankriPt Jf l'oiets and H Hughes Mancitehtr, inen draperc, February S and 26, at eleven, at the Court of .Baskruptcy, Manchester. Mr. R. P. Hobson, officala assignee, Manchoster; Atts. Messrs. Sale, Worth. ington, and Shipmuan, Manchester. T. Hodgson, Liverpool, bookseller, February 6 and 27, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Live pool. Mr. W. Bird, official assignee, Llverpool; Att. Mr. ...