... LONDON CORN BIARI;ET.-YESTERDAY. Though the arrivals of Englishl wheat were exceedingly email, trade remained quiet. There was no improvement either in demand or prices, foreign being in large supply ann little enquired for. Barley scarcely sold as well as in the beginning of the w/eek. Beans, peas, and oats, unaltered. WAEF.vEBLD CORN MARIMET.-YESTENRT Y. Though the arrivals were good, wheat ...

... :MIARKETS . f- Ia: If - MARKETS 11 - . :.WISIEAO il 0011 MARKEST-Saturday last. The supply of grain of all kinds is very short t thes day's market. Wheat met a fair demand, at l ek'5 prices, and the same may be said of other articles. Wheat, white, 44. to 4885; extra, 60s.; do. red, 12s. to 46s.; extra, 47s. per quarter; oats, Sad. to 9d. per stone; beans, old, 32s. to 349 .; do. new, 28s. to ...

... II LECTURE O° ANCIENT COMMERCE. On Tuesday last, a lecture was delivered in the theatre of the Mechanics' Institution, by Mr. T. Hogg, on (An. cient Commerce. The lecture, owing to the wetness of the evening, was not so well attended as it would other. wise have been; but notwithstanding, there was a pretty numerous audience. The Rev. E. D. Rendell occupied the ehair.' Mr. HneO, in the present ...

... (From the ?1ark Lane Express) The deliveries of wheat from the growers have recently been on rather a liberal scale, not only in the eastera and northern counties, but likewise in the west and south, where it was supposed but very little remained ia the hands of the farmers. The wheat trade has altogether been very dull, still prices have hardly given way so much at the provincial markets as ...

... MANCHESTER CoMMERCAIA RBPORT.-YESTERDAY. In the goods market a rather improved feeling has pre- yailed since Tuesday. All descriptions of light fabrics, suited for the Indian trade, continue in good demand. The yarn market is much depressed, owing to the blockade of the Danes, which closes the ordinary communication with the north of Germany. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? LONDON MONEY MAIRKET.-YESTERDAY. ...

... - MARKETS. I PRESTON MARKET.-Saturday last. The wheat market, this morning, was poorly supplied, as there were very few farmers in town, owing to their being busily engaged in the hay-field; consequently wheat advanced from 9d. to Is. per windle. Ideal and beans were about 6d. higher, and potatoes 5s. lower. In other articles there was little or no alteration. |. (d. s. d. WasAT, white, per ...

... PRESTON MARKET.-aSt frdast. '9 j There was a full supply of grain at this itnn gi market, which, at the commence'neut, was rather dull of > sale, but, towards the close, was more briskly picked, at a slight decline in price. Meal and beans were also a shade lower. Potatoes maintained the prices of last wreek. Pork declined a trifle. 8. d. 5. 3. WuAuT, white, per windle of 2201bs ?? 1S 0 21 0 ...

... I (From the Mark Lane Express) In our last number we adverted at some length to ti probable future fluctuations in the value of wheat, an have nothing further to say on the subject at presen With the closing year all parties are naturally uncfrillin.. to enter into fresh cogagements of any impol tauce, an the trade has throughout the week remained in a duf: state. The opinion that Ewe are ...

... PRESTON MARKET.-Saturday tast. The market was not so fully supplied as last week, and the samples of wheat were not generally so good; our quotations, therefore, appear lower, although there was really little or no alteration in prices, except they might be a shade lower. Meal and beans were the same as last week. Potatoes advanced about is. Pork ahd other articles were the same as last week. ...

... I MANCa ESTEI1 COhDtElIcVAL RB ORT.- YESTrrDAY. 'There has boen a moderate business done, at fully last wveel; Iprices. Domestica, suited for the orome trade, have 0lightly In- -creased in value. Printing cloih hba been in active demand, at incrersed rates. In shrtings tlerelhas not been much dollg, but prices are fully maintained. There ?? been a fair business in yarns, at steady prices. _. . ...

... *e p PRESTON MARKET.-Satsrday lad. us r.d. s. d.: Ie WmauT, white, per windle of 2201bs ?? 24 0 24 9 Stl Wheat, Red ?? 0 23 0 [e FLous, superfine, per pack of 2401b3 . 36 0 37 0 Do. commonfine, do. 31 6 33 0 of Do: Seconds, do ..21 6 24 0 ah OATs, per bushel of 451ba . 2 7 ?? 9 ie OATuEsL, (Farmeri?), per 240ibs ?? 24 6 26 0 h. BAseS,perwindleof3j bushels . 14 0 ?? IS 6 PoTAToEsperload ?? , 11 ...

... I I I (Frsam the Mark Lane Express.) Affairs have take a course pretty much as we anticipated. We stated in our last, that the difference between the prices of free and bonded wheat, which was then about 3s. to 4s, per quarter, would most likely be diminished by the one receding and the other advancing a step, and this has since occurred; indeed, the time is now so close at hand when all ...