... I I MANCHESTER COMMERCIAL REPORT.-YESTERDAY. The market both for goods and yarn has been rather quiet during the week; prices, however, were fully sup- ported. Manufacturers having entered into large con- tracts, it is not anticipated there will be any decline in the price of light fabrics. Yarns are rather dull of sale, and the tendency of prices is downwards. MANcIIETsTr SHARE MARnET. ...

... I_ _. PRESTON MARKET.-Saturday last. There was a short supply and a brisk demand for wheat, and it advanced about 9d. per windle. Flour was fully Is. per pack higher. Meal declined about Is. Potatoes were abundantly supplied, and sold from thirteenpence to eighteenpence per score. In beans and other articles no alteration. s. d. *. 1. WErAT, white, per windle of 2201bs ?? 23 6 25 6 Wheat, Red ...

... LONDON MONEY ' TdARrET.-YESTERDAY. Consols A and IM, 92g; Ditto 34, 92; Exchequer Bills, 444. ,. ?? ?? -- - - - -- - - - - . , ?? -- -- ?? -- -- ?? -- -- LONDON SHARE MARRET.-YESTERDAY. London and North Western, 130; North Staffords, 4a; Midland, 67; South Eastern, 22; Ditto No. 4, 74; Great Northern, 94; Great Western, 91; Caledonian, 7;T. ?? - - . ?? LONDON CORN MARRET.-YESTERDAT. Trade is ...

... PRESTON MARKET.-Saturdoa AKt. The grain market was not so fully supplied as usual, and wheat advanced fully one shilling per windle. Meal declined about 6d. There was an abundance of good potatoes, which sold from l1s, to 12s. per load. Peas, and every other vegetable were fully supplied, and sold at declining prices. e d. s. d. WnItT, white, per windle of 2201bs ?? 24 0 26 6 Wheat,Red ?? 23 0 ...

... I (From the Mark Lane Express.) A return, on the motion of a member of the House of Lords, has just been published, of the quantities of fo- reign grain, &c., in bond on the lot of March, from which it appears that, irrespective of the large quantity entered for home consumption, early in February, immediately after the repeal of the laws of 1840, we had under lock in the kingdom, on the 1st ...

... BANKRUPTS IN LKNCASIHIRE. Samuel Taylor Poynton, Cheshire, butcher, Jan. 12,. Feb. 8, at 11 o'clock, at the Manchester District Court of Bankruptcy: solicitors, Messrs Williamson and Stile, Great James-street, Bedford-row; and Mr. Worinald, Ashton-under-Lyne; official assignee, Mr. Hobson, Man- chester. George Thomas Arnold, Liverpool, news-agent, Jan. 18, Feb. 6, at 11 o'clock, at the ...

... (From the AMark Lane Express) By the statement submitted to our readers in our last number, we showed that the importations of wheat and flour from abroad have averaged something over half a million of quarters per month since the beginning of February, when the duty was reduced to the nominal rate of Is. per quarter, and stated at the same time that, notwithstanding these enormous arrivals, ...

... PRESTON MARIKET.-Saturday tes. There was rather a fuller supply of wheat, which was dull of sale and a shade lower in price. Beans were soon bought up, at a trifling advance. In meal, oats, and potatoes, no change. ?? s. d. WVuTr, white, per windle of 2201bs ?? 17 0 22 0 Wheat, Red ?? 19 6 Fr.oun, superfine, per pack of 2401bs .. 30 0 ?? 32 0 Do. commonfine, do. ?? 250 27 0 Do. seconds, do ?? ...

... al1 I LONDON MONEY M4ARKET.-YESTERDAY. Consols, A. and M., 93*; Do. 31, 94j; Exchequer Bills, 47, 50. _ _ _ _ _ _ . __ ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? _- .. . _ ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? . ?? LONDON SHAIRE MAnErT.-YrSTERDAY. London and N. Western, 134; N. Staffords, 51; Mid- land, 66 ; S. Eastern, 211; do. No. 4, 7*; E. Counties, 9; Great Western, 84; Great Northern, 10*; Leeds 5iths, 3; Caledonian, 25*. ?? - - - ?? ...

... Henry Fenvick, Liverpool, banker, March 2, April 3, tj at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bank- a ruptcy.-John. Krauss, Manchester, agent, March 8 and 29, at the Manchester District Court of Bankruptcy.- I James Gill, Litherland, coal merchant, March 12, April S 2, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bank- ?? Scott, Manchester, boot dealer, March A 12, April 2, at ...

... PRESTON MARKKET.-Saturday laWt. The market was thinly supplied, and particularly dull until towards the close, when business was transacted more speedily. Every description of produce declined in price, except oatmeal, which maintained the prices of the previous week. The following were the quotations at twelve o=clock :- 8. d. i.d. WEmAr, white, per windle of 2201bs ?? 22 0 23 6 Wheat, Red ?? ...

... (From the MarhI Lane Express). An immense quantity of rain has fallen -during the week in different parts of the country, by which some injury has probably been done to the grain crops; we are, how- ever, inclined to think that the mischief hitherto sustained is not of a serious nature, or of such a character as to be irreparable. Where the wheat is forward and heavy, it has no doubt been ...