... - 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...