... fo~arhet Meporto. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. it hIANCHESTER, Tuesday, June 12.-Potatoes, l5s. to 20s. tai per 2521b; new, 3s. to 5s. per 2011. ar MANCHESTER, Monday, June 11.-Old hay, 4Qd. to 5id.; at clover, old, 41d. to d.; green, lid.; vetchee, lid.; wheat strawv, ofl 3d. to 3id.; oat straw 3d. per stone. qu LONDON, Monday, June 11.-The supply of English potatoes re is all but finished, and ...

... '?rabe ?$?pott0. M hANCHlESTERI, FuanAY, Jusex 22. ?? mmleat present~s no decided change since Tuesday.. ,A faidr inquiry for goods, with a somewhat increasingf dispo-; 3sitiOnI to operate, continules to be the prevailing tone of the mark~et, and a moderate, steady business is doing. The ;demand is most active for thc lighter fabrics, heavy snak~es being still very much neglected. For 0(0 ...

... A7*?ThrT?ct ?qwrt?. l AOIIlCOLTUIIAL PaouUCE. d MANCTHESTEfl, Thlusday, May 31.-Potatoes, i7s, to 21s. 1. per 2G21b; nzew ditto, 5s. to 7s. tILL. per 201o. e I'ANCIIEST'l'Il Friday, Junle. ?? hay, K1. to 66.; clover, ir 40th. to 5d.; veoh~ee,. 2~d.; wheait strawv, 3d. to 3&d., oat strsaw, di 3d. to 3td. per steou.5 3, CATATLE. e OAr's-as IiMrORTiD INTO LIVI 1i(os00 rioist T HE 2°XI) TO 'HB Y ...

... anb ?P?obincfaI iu?. MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY. AT THE COURT, ATHE?4EUM, GEORGE-STEERT. .luae M&NORE5TEO. tiour of Meeting. 51.5. 'Toho Edmondeon rniller.?arrington, last examination I 28. LeWt5 Low Wbiate, grocer. l3olton, certifleete 12 20. Thomas flamford, Little Town in Was-die, itoebdelo, assignees . Stone Sarah, belies- and provision dealer, Manaheeter, lost ?? 28. Williem Edward Fet-guseon ...

... at M WANCUE.STER, FRIDAY, JosE15 ITH. nt The only change to be noted in our market since Tuesday P. is a rather diminishedl activity. As compared with last week, as the business doing is decidedly less extensive. This is is. attributable, no doubt, to the advance which in nmsny cases Ct lisbeen demanded; to the large purchases of the previous al week; and partially to the continued ...

... M~ANCHESTER SH{ARE MARKET. TUJESDAY Evmsnsn.-Wilhin the last few days the aspect of our market has very materially improved. Some of the old stocks, particularly London and North Westerns and Lancashire and Yorkshires, have heen in ,good request, at advanced quotations. North.Staffords are also inquired for, at an advance of lOs. on Saturday's prices. The London prices coming strong this ...

... et8 Garetle.-Fridloy, June 1, 1849. at ar~~I Thomey, arrenso, wholeslonflecl~eeeri, Loilnabj laiC cor facvtore J une 13, July 41, Court of Banzkruptcy, Hul.Silt Well aeiind Smith, Hll D~ePcete o'r Thoma L otmeeheapsinc.ol a ce itone of the pulicofcr ?? ?? Ieflaonking vopay Dated May 19.u Ae.KISON ~lohJaert, Loverpu,La;nt, ashie, apird daes aler; JuocO ir Juy 9 Courk~N2 t of~n ?? ool. ~Sonb l W ...

... ?a?e po?t?. aMANCHE:STER, TUESDAY, Jusise 19rH.- 'Y The business doing to-day has been moderate, there being At )t decidedly lees disposition to operate since the end of the L 1:weck. Spinners and mannufacturers, however, are very firm Cl 8in their demanuds, nod the transactions entered into are gene- p e rally aet the ?? rates of last week, The demand for shirtings iti and light g~oods for ...

... ?Thd?t ?cport?. . AOIIICULTUIIAL PRODUCE. f MANCIIESTERt, Thulrsday, June 11.-POtatoes, 16B. to 20s.; newv ditto, 30s, to *18s. per ':j21b. dIMANCHESTERI, Friday, Junle 1G.-Old hay, 5d. to ?? clover, 4d. to 5d.; grcenl clover, li1.; grass, Vjd.; vetches, ?? wvheat istraw, 3d. to Old.;* oat strawv, .3d. per stone. STOCI;PORT, Fridaly, Junle 16.-A tolerable degree of brisk- .ness prevails in1 ...

... ?LocaI anb ?ProbindaI Nt?0. AT THE CounIT, ATrfBNuAfl5 GEORGE-5TflOET. 'ity of J¢ane. MANs7C5IESTEOr. Izour of Mcetling. l70 11 * W(iliiamnSdhow, the yOtulgOI, printer, Salford, acjourued . 11. George Hfeurly llusband, joiner anld builder, Sahberd, I tdvise 11. G.W. end J.F. Gee, drapers, Leeds, eudit ?? s. A 1]. William Oakees watoh and olock maker and jeweller, : h Oldham, ?? 12 reneh 12. ...

... ?por?. y beMANCISESTEn, FRIDAY, JUNE 8Tee. There has been a more cheerful feeling in the market thisl |week, and an active inquiry, both for goods and yarns, has b een experienced. In all cases, business has been done at eug increasingly firm prices. In abirtings suitable for the ms I ndian mnarkets, a considerable amount of transactions hasX san t aken place, and producers generally are under ...

... tra?e k?epo?t0. MAtNCHESTER, FonDAY; Jntt329r The firmness shownl by spinners end niaunfa t ?? of the advancing state of the coltt nr~er3eti has continued without any abatement of tone since * Toead land the features of the ntarket then indicated have by without any marked chanuge until to-day, wh3f en hve isat' report perhaps rather less disposition to operate Os tite pa ofbuyers. I'hose ...