... 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; ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... (From the Vark Lane Express.) Owing to Good Friday, many of the country markets have been held off the regular day, a circumstance which has interfered more or less with business, and altogether this has been a quiet week in the grain trade, affording but slight materials for comment. The arrivals of corn, &c., from abroad have again been on a very liberal scale, and at some of the leading mar ...

... l l PRESTON CATTLE MARKET.-Thursday last. The market was much brisker than it has been for some time, and better prices were obtained., The supply was tolerably abundaint; and all was nearly bought up. Beef sold from 4jd. to bid.; mutton, from i6d. to 6Od.; veal, from 4id. to 5id.; and lambs, from 20s. to 30s. each. SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET.-MioadaY l0. Sales were with: difficulty effected, at ...

... PttESTON MARtEIt.-Satadlq/ last. Wheat advanced about Is. per windle at this morning's market, owing t _ its hoirsr scantily supplied, hut the price was not so freely given at the close of the market. Meal maintained last week's prices, and was nearly all bought up. Beans were scarce, aud advanced about 6d. Pota- toes were fully Is. higher, and not so plentiful. I r . S. d. lVWIsAT, white, per ...