... |. REVIEW OF.:2HE::BRITISH CORNITRADE. (Fromi thie Marr4 Lane presa) e The position of our farmers in daily becoming mnore deplorable. the ?? in the value of their property continues, and though prices have been reduced to a point inadequate to cover the cost of production, still foreign- grown grain continues to pour into the country, and the native producer is completely beaten out of his ...

... LONDON MONEY )IMARKET.-YESTPRIDAY. Consols, A, 926; do. 7M, 92k; do. 3j, 91; Exchequer Bills, 42,0. LONDON SHARE MARICET.-YESTERDAY. London andN. Western, 1295; N. Staffords, 5j; Midland, 62j; S. Eastern, 22j; do. No. 4, 7j; Caledonian, 21; Leeds 5, 3* d.; G. Western, 77. ?? ?? ?? .. ?? ?? ?? Lv,0-1es tC1oiN NTARKET.-YESTERDAY. Trade is very dull, but the arrivals being small, prices are fully ...

... REVIEW. OF THE .BRITISH CORN TRADE. l --(Froma the 'MarA Lane.Ezrpress) The'weather appears to have been very severe in all quarters of the kingdom in the early part of the.week; and, though wo had rain yestei'day, the temperature lias co'ntlndiub'!d l'';nod last iight fhero~was agairi Brost'. That, the character o£fthe eather during tbe rernaiqder ofthe Tfinteri: will have. coasiderable ...

... I. ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THE WHITTLE DEAN WATER COMPANY On, Tuesdaylaost, the'annual general meeting of the br ,eharehiolders of the Whittle Dean Water Company was say, held at their offices, in Grey-street, Newcastle-Ofl-Tyne, A. L. Petter, Esq., chairman of the dietrsnrsdig dh The secretary. having read the notice of meeting,. the andhi .ehairainni said, the first lensiness to be ?? wias ...

... I - ~- LA.TEST MARKETS. I .- ?? ?? MANCItESTEIR SHAtRE lT\Anl;ET.-Y rSTIIRDAY. The market was quiet, but prices wsere pretty f6rm.-Sales: Caledonianpref., 8 1116; Leeds 5ths, 61 d.; W. Riding Union, 6i d.; London and N. Western new qrs., lIp.; Sheffield Sths, 2 1 .16; S. Eastern, scrip, 6. . .. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? .. . ?? . ?? -- - - - - - - - - - - - LONDON MONEY MARRET.-YrEsTrns&y. Consols, A, ...

... irt, PRESTON MARKET.-Satstrday last. ?? was a good supply of both old and new wheat a C0- this morning's market. The new fetched the same prie Ow as the old, within about 9d. per windle. There was n Ily new meal from this year's grain. Potatoes sold from 4E Om Gd. to Gs. In other articles not much alteration. s.d. S.&d ET WTEAS, white, per windle of 2201bs ?? 0 24 itl Do, new ?? ,.2. 0 22E jug ...

... LONDON MONEY MARKET.-YESTERDAY. Consols A, 93; M, 92J i Do. 3i, 9 3j; Exchlequer ]3ills, 45 8. , .. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? . LONDON S1o1AE MARYLPT.-YESTEnMAT. London and North Western, 129; North Staffords, 6s; Midland, 62; South Eastern, 21j; De. No. 4, Of; Eastern Counties, 81; Great Western, .75; Leeds 5ths, 31 d.; Caledonian, 21. LONDON CORN MARKET.-YrsTERDAY. There was but a small supply ...

... 0 to ,e-teo LOSS OF THE STEAMER ered aple.o elae HER MAJESTY, rid p OF FLEETWOOD. and emi- We regret to learn that the fine steamer H Her ined Majesty, of Fleetwood, Captain Wilson, com- ment likhdor, struck on a rock to the north of Bally- leces. castl, ofi her journey from Lendonderry to Fleet- itur..I etch wood, on Thursday night last. There was a dense From fog at the time, which ...

... PRESTON MARKET.-Saturday last. The market was very scantily supplied with every k description of produce, notwithstaiding there was not the least advance upon oar last week's quotations. The slen- i der attendance was owing, no doubt, to farmers being busy il the land. . Wakmr, white, per windle of 2201bs ?? 220 24 6 r; W bie atdRed.21 0 22 6 t Fioca, superfine,,per pack of 2401bs ?? 36 0 37 0 ...

... I (From the Marh Lane Express.) This weather has been very hot and forcing throughout the week, and the reports from the ageicultural districts generally agree in stating that the growing crops have materially improved in appearance. The rain of Monday does not appear to have extended far, but the land having been previously well saturated,no more 'wet will be required at present; indeed as ...

... CORRESPO.NDENCE. .1 -I PRESTOffV AND-N01VTH ThLANCASHJIRE WV-l RANCE COMPANY. To the Editor. of the Preston Chronicle. Sca,-Can you or any of the readers of Your' paper --inform mue when the shareholders may expect a division Of the feuds of this unfortunate company ?f It is now about twelve months since the ?? of the company, and I think the shareholders are entitled to -alfor a distribution ...

... MARIETS. I PRESTON MARKET.-Saturday last. The wheat market, although well supplied, was brisk, and an advance upon last week's prices was readily ob- tained. The meal market was very dul), at declining prices. In beans, potatoes, and other articles, there was no material alteration. The following are the quotations: B. (. S. d. WaaT, white, per windle of 2201bs ?? 0 24 0 Do. new ?? 9 0 22 6 ...