... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... :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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... iI LONDON MONEY MARPIET.-YEsTnRDAY. Consols, A and M, 021; Ditto, 31, 915; Exchequer Bills, 45.9. ?? ?? .. ?? ?? . ?? ?? LONDON SHARE MAsEET.-YESTERDAY. London and ljoeth Weatern, 129; Midland, 67; South Eastern, 21;; Do. No. 4, 65; North staffords, 33; Great Westorn, 90; Caledonia, 27; Great Northern, 9*. LONDON CORN NfARrET.,YESTERDAYr The market is very dull, owing to the increased suppiles ...

... (From the Mlark Lane Express) We have no new feature to notice in connection with the grain trade, All parties appear to be completely dis- heartened at the continued depression, and the future is regarded with more apprehension than hope. The unwillingness to hold stocks is almost universal; and merchants, millers, and dealers, confine their operations to as narrow a circle as their immediate ...