... MASICHtESTER C OMMEIERCIsAL R ,1rO ORT.-Y ESTE1DAY. The goods market has been in a state of depression all the week. The overland mail has produced very little sensation iin the market . Although the accounts from Bombay and Calcutta are considered favourable, those from China are anythingbut l satisfactory. The unsettled state of tile Continent continues to l operate unfavourably on yarns; ...

... LATE8T MARKETS. ?? SsIARE MARSRET.-Y1ESTERtDAY. There wss a very small bus1ness done, at lowrer prices.-fiMies^ Ilirkenlsead and Chester J. £20O shares, Ojd. - Calodoniass pref., 8 flxetor- and Es~moutb, 3s,; Lancashire and Yorkshire tifth, ti 612-16 d.* West Riding, 62 d., Mauisneocter and ?? C qrs, 3 .6.Ipeo.; Manschester ald. Shemteld o.4 qes. 10 .10 s.+ Psf.,i 81.16;- Sheffleld nnd ...

... I MANCUESTER SHARE ARAnrrT.-YESTERDAY. There was a heavy markeet, with prices rather on the decline,. with the exception of London and N. Western and Midiands. Sales:-Fleetwood and Preslon, 7 d; Kendal and Windermere, 4j; Leeds 5th, 6 111.6tbs d; London and N. Western, 1131; Do. now qrs., i p; Do. qrs., C, If p; Sheffield and Liucolnshire, 16i: S. Eastern, No. 4,6 3.16ths. MANCHEITER ...

... COUNTY -EXPENDITURE.- PROGRESS OF THE MOVEMENT. A numerous and spirited meeting of the committee ap- pointed at the last Newton meeting was recently hold, at the Star Hotel, Manchester.. The object of the meeting was to consider the preliminary steps to be taken, prior to next session of Parliament. The meeting- was attended by the Rev. J. P. Jones, Alton Vicarage, near Cheadle, in ...

... I Joseph Holt, Eccleston, near St. Helen's, provision dealer, Feb. 2 and 23, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy: solicitors, Messrs. Gregory and Co., Bedford-row; and Mr. Green, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool. Edmund Grundy, Great Bolton, grocer, Feb. 2 and 22, at 12 o'clock, at the Manchester District Court of Bank- ruptcy: solicitors, Mr. Wood, ...

... ,fnax*hct AGR.CULTIURAL PRODUCE. 2- ROCHDALE, Monday, January 1.-There bas been a scarcity of potatoes in the market: prices have been from I12s. to ls. per load of 2113. S LIVEPOOL, Saturday, December 30.-Hay, old, 7d. to 8zd.. IT ditto, new, 5d. to 71d.; ditto, clover, (d. to 71d.; wheat straw, 4d. P to 3d.; oat ditto, 2jd. to 3d.; barley ditto, 22. per sto;e £ potatoes, pink eyes, 4s. 5d. ...

... luadet ltpoto~t. ?? LONDON HOP MARKET, Monday, February 19.-Considering dii the large quantity of low hops of last year's growth, it need not excite surprise that the better sorts should have gradually in- o, creased in price, for the actualquantityof what may be considered n merchantable cannot be estimated at more than about 150,000; nitherefore the effect is similar to what would have ...

... LATEST. NEWS. be( MONEY AND SHARE MARKET. shi (By Electric Telepraplh.) ih CLOSING PRICES, FRIDAY, NOVEm3OER 30. an Funds: Consols (account), 05a i; Ditto (money), the 904 Ja; Three and ?? per Cents, 050 4; Ex- h chequer Bills, 47 50 pm.-S/uares: London and North- 28 Western, 114 110; Midlands, 500 501; North Staffords fift 2 2 1 ?? 00 9 dis.; South-Eastern and Dover, 19 104; Ditto No. 4 1; ...

... 1?anhxu?jI0. Gaeztec,-Frli-lay ,hziic 2!1, 1S4D. AYDON Elizabeth and Tjot b snil;ltllu l~ergusolt, fim of Aydon, aud Ferguson, in the Siic, Ncwcitlsit ?? Iytc, goicerO uiid tea dealers July 9, Auguet Id, Cortirof lhaliul~rpcy NeiCnflall Sul W. L. Harle, Nnwc aeile iilioll-yuO.- Qalpti plti rei e CLAIIK Thomas, Lakeilia~in, Norajalil,auctioneer oid DPjI) mI July 6, August 7, Cuurt ...

... MONEY AND SHARE MARKET. (tBy Electric Telegraph.) CLOSING PRICES, TUTESDAY, OCIOBEI 23. FNus.-oeni.DolS for Accomit, 02* J; Consols for MIoney, 02 ?? Threo-antd Quarter per Cents 02 ; Exchiequer Bills, 43 0 pm. SiAnEs.-London cnd North-Western, 110 12; M1Iid- lands, ?? (J.4; North Staffords, 8* I dis.; South-Eastern and Dovor, 171 .; do. No. 4, registored, :i0 *; Caledo- man, 1:1 13 (do. Pref. ...

... BRADFORD-On the evening of Wednesday last, the town I of Bradford was the scene of much exultation and rejoicing. The town had every appearance of a holiday, and hundreds to of the working classes were perambulating the streets in their id best 'duds. About eight o'clock the bells of the parish to church strnck up a merry peal, which was repeated at inter- 2 vals until the ushering in of t ev ...

... TIRADE AND NAVLGATION RET URNS. The monthly returns relating to trade and nari. gation, an abstract of which will be found in another part of our paper to-day, show that the course of ij. provement goes steadily forrward. Our exports of cotton manufactures and yarn, during the month ended 5tll December, show an iucrease of no less than £3so9 in declared value, over those of the corresponding ...