... irt, PRESTON MARKET.-Satstrday last. ?? was a good supply of both old and new wheat a C0- this morning's market. The new fetched the same prie Ow as the old, within about 9d. per windle. There was n Ily new meal from this year's grain. Potatoes sold from 4E Om Gd. to Gs. In other articles not much alteration. s.d. S.&d ET WTEAS, white, per windle of 2201bs ?? 0 24 itl Do, new ?? ,.2. 0 22E jug ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON CORN MARKET.-YrSTERDAY. The supply of wheat is small, and, though the demand is limited, both for home and foreign, prices are nominally the same as on Monday. Home-grown barley scarce and firm; foreign lower; other articles as before. WIREFIELD CORN MARKET.-YESTEnDAY. There being a large supply of wheat, prices are from 2s. to 3s. lower in new, and Is. lower in old qualities. Beans Is. ...

... - LONDON CORN MARKET.-YESTERDAY. Wheat being in small supply, last week's prices are fully main- tained, and in some cases an advance has been obtained. Foreign is In good demand, at full prices. Other articles as before; ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? WAREVIELD CORN MARKET.-YESTERDAY. New wheat in small supply, and prices pretty firm: there is an advanc of Is. on fresh old qualities. Beans and other ...

... The ordinary hlfqyearly meeting of the above company was held In the board-room, it the Darweu-street statlon, Blackburn, ?? fternodneast, W. H. Hormby, Esq., cheirwan qf the Board of Dlr66tors, In the obalr, Thore wae a pretir fulI meet- ing, and among those present were - T. Eecles, Esq., Lower Darwen; W. Robinson, Esq., Settle; 0. Potter, Esq., Over Dar. Wc o; cvles Sorrock, rsq.1 Over ...

... I Although we have little space to spare, we cannotreeit the temptation to quote from a circular of IMr. WilliaB Cowan, of Killhow, Wigton, in reference to the above company. To show the extent to which the money affairs of the company have been mismanaged, he states:- The money expended on its construction is about -460,#0 Shares issued at a discount, most of which has found its way into ...

... BLACKBURN WA.TERWORKS COMPANY'S MEETING. The half-yearly meeting of the Blackburn Waterworks Company was held on Wednesday last, at the company's offices, Clayton-street. Among the shareholders present were-R. Dugdale, Esq., in the chair; J. Pilkington, Esq., M.P.; W. Hoole, Esq.; J. Thwaite, Esq.; Messrs. Greenwood, Salts, Barlow, Whittle, Baron, Rishton, Walkdqn, Dewhurst, &c. The Secretary ...

... LONDON Co0N MARRnET.-YESTERDAY. In wheat, prices were only maintained owing to the smallness of the supply, trade being dull both for home and foreign. Bar- ley quiet. Beans unaltered. Indian corn held formally at the late advance. WAKEFIELD CORN MAREET.-YESTERDAY. Superior qualities of wheat Is. dearer; but Inferior sorts met with only a slow sale at previous prices. Barley is more Inquired ...

... - SECOND EDITrION. PRESTON MA1,RKET, TIltS DAY.-PTwelce o'clock. The wheat market, although well supplied, was brisk, and an advance upon last wcek's priccs was readily ob- tained. The meal market was very dull, at declining prices. In beans, potatoes, and other articles, there was no material alteration. The following are the quotations: . d. s. d. WtmAT, white, ncr windlo of 2201bs ?? 0 24 0 ...

... I.7as LATEST AlRKETS. LONDON DtIONO IJRRET.-YESTERDY Con'ol=, A arid , 92 o. 3, ; Exchequer Bllls, 39.42. LONDON SHARE ARKET.-YE5;TZRDAY. ?? North westerfl, 12201 North Staffords, 6i; Mid. Land, G, Soth Eastern, 22; Ditt No. 4, 6G Great Westcrij,70; leed,6;S othO 13k; teosoI - COfto 8; Great Northern, 12i; Colo- donian, 20.. LONDON CORN MARRtl.tE-YESIEfT ThIhtespl Of wrheat was small, the ...

... | RIEVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. (From the Mark Lane E£aprees) t The weather having throughout the week been favour- able for harvest operations, a large quantity of grain of various kinds has been carted in capital condition. In the more forward parts of the kingdom, many farmers t l have secured the whole of their crops, and though this ( is rather the exception than the rule, still ...

... 11 PAESTON MARKRET.-SSaturday last. The market was very well attended, with both sellers and buyers. The demand was brisk, and prices declined for wheat about Is. Gd. per windle. M1eal was also lower than last week. Potatoes advanced about 2s. Beans and other articles maintained last week's prices. S. a. s. d. WnEAT, white, per windle of 2201bs ?? 21 a 22 6 Do. new ?? . . . . . . 21 0 22 0 ...