... 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. _. . ...

... - 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 ...

... 1t i (From the Mark Lane Express.) S The late hot sunshine has greatly forwarded the crops of all kinds of corn, and harvest is likely to be earlier than could a month ago have been calculated on; the ! f cutting of rye and peas has already been partially corm- n menced, and should the ripening process progress as ra- k pidly during the remainder of the month as it has done the last eight or ...

... MARKETS. ?? PRESTON MARKET.-Saturday last. The market was very thinly supplied notwithstanding priced declined for both wheat and meal: the former about Is., the latter 6d. Potatoes were plentifully supplied, and sold fully is. per load higher than last week. In othe articles there was very little change. 8.d. s. d. WHEAT, white, per whndle of 2201bs ?? 24 0 26 0 Wheat, Red ?? 0 24 6 FLOUR, ...

... LONDON MONEY MtARjtcT.-YESTERDAY. Consols A, 93*; Ditto Af, 93; Do. 3}, 94; Exchequer Bills, 48 51. ?? - -- - ?? -- ?? ?? . . LONDON SHARE MARKET.-YESTERDAY. London and North Western, 134; North Staffords, 41; Midland, 0GG; South Eastern, 22; Do. No. 4, 7j: Great Northern, 10*; Eastern Counties, of; Leeds 6ths, 3; Caledonian, 25J. . . . . . . . ?? -- LONDON CORN IMARnET.-YESTERDAY. The small ...

... MWEETING OF THE RIBBLE NAVIGATION COiMPANY. On Thursday morning last, the half-yearly meeting of I the shareholders of the Ribble Navigation Company was held at the company's office, in Chapel Walks. The at- tendance was very thin. There -were present, -Messrs. Raydock, Swainson, Knowles, Parker, Waterworth, S. Smith, Ireland, Tuson, R. Threlfall, H. Blackhurst, J. lIarrison, Noble, Wilkie, ...

... R|EVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. '11 (lrom the Mark Lane Express). The corn trade has remained in a dull state throughout the week, and prices have tended downwards.; this has been caused principally by the prospect of supplies from the Baltic an other ports in consequence of terms having been agreed to by the Germans and Danes for an armis- tice, which will no doubt soon lead to the raising ...

... Nrw Yortc, JusN 27.-The Crops.-Our season is propitious for the harvest-after a cool, damp spring, warm but bright weather bringing rapidly to maturity the wheat and other winter grain, and favouring very much the Indian corn plant. Oar surplus of cereal grain bids fair to be very large. Money Market.-Our money market is abundantly sup_ plied, and the prices of stocks are high. The demand for ...

... I_ _. PRESTON MARKET.-Saturday last. There was a short supply and a brisk demand for wheat, and it advanced about 9d. per windle. Flour was fully Is. per pack higher. Meal declined about Is. Potatoes were abundantly supplied, and sold from thirteenpence to eighteenpence per score. In beans and other articles no alteration. s. d. *. 1. WErAT, white, per windle of 2201bs ?? 23 6 25 6 Wheat, Red ...

... LONDON MONEY MARKET.-YESTERDAY. . I Consols A, 93J; Do- 3b'93J; Exchequer Bills, 48 51. , . .. . . . . . . . ?? , - _ ?? . ?? .. .. - - - _ . . . . . . . LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-YEsTERIDAY The transactions this week are very extensive, and we have had a very buoyant market throughout, though less excitement has ?? the last two days than previously. Prices have advanced fully id. per lb. for ...

... PRESTON MARKET.-Saturdoa AKt. The grain market was not so fully supplied as usual, and wheat advanced fully one shilling per windle. Meal declined about 6d. There was an abundance of good potatoes, which sold from l1s, to 12s. per load. Peas, and every other vegetable were fully supplied, and sold at declining prices. e d. s. d. WnItT, white, per windle of 2201bs ?? 24 0 26 6 Wheat,Red ?? 23 0 ...

... al1 I LONDON MONEY M4ARKET.-YESTERDAY. Consols, A. and M., 93*; Do. 31, 94j; Exchequer Bills, 47, 50. _ _ _ _ _ _ . __ ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? _- .. . _ ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? . ?? LONDON SHAIRE MAnErT.-YrSTERDAY. London and N. Western, 134; N. Staffords, 51; Mid- land, 66 ; S. Eastern, 211; do. No. 4, 7*; E. Counties, 9; Great Western, 84; Great Northern, 10*; Leeds 5iths, 3; Caledonian, 25*. ?? - - - ?? ...