... LATE8T MARKETS. ?? SsIARE MARSRET.-Y1ESTERtDAY. There wss a very small bus1ness done, at lowrer prices.-fiMies^ Ilirkenlsead and Chester J. £20O shares, Ojd. - Calodoniass pref., 8 flxetor- and Es~moutb, 3s,; Lancashire and Yorkshire tifth, ti 612-16 d.* West Riding, 62 d., Mauisneocter and ?? C qrs, 3 .6.Ipeo.; Manschester ald. Shemteld o.4 qes. 10 .10 s.+ Psf.,i 81.16;- Sheffleld nnd ...

... | ; NATIONAL LAND COMPANEY,. A public meeting of the members of Feargas O'Connor's Land Company, in this localityiwas ?? evenibg. last, at.the Golden Lion, Church-street, to con- sider the propriety of. winding up: the qffairs of the coin.. ,pauy.' The'meeting was called for half-past 7 ?? but at that time not more than twelve persons wore in tho rooUm. At about half-past o'clock Mr. William ...

... |. REVIEW OF.:2HE::BRITISH CORNITRADE. (Fromi thie Marr4 Lane presa) e The position of our farmers in daily becoming mnore deplorable. the ?? in the value of their property continues, and though prices have been reduced to a point inadequate to cover the cost of production, still foreign- grown grain continues to pour into the country, and the native producer is completely beaten out of his ...

... I - ~- LA.TEST MARKETS. I .- ?? ?? MANCItESTEIR SHAtRE lT\Anl;ET.-Y rSTIIRDAY. The market was quiet, but prices wsere pretty f6rm.-Sales: Caledonianpref., 8 1116; Leeds 5ths, 61 d.; W. Riding Union, 6i d.; London and N. Western new qrs., lIp.; Sheffield Sths, 2 1 .16; S. Eastern, scrip, 6. . .. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? .. . ?? . ?? -- - - - - - - - - - - - LONDON MONEY MARRET.-YrEsTrns&y. Consols, A, ...

... PRESTON MARKET.-aSt frdast. '9 j There was a full supply of grain at this itnn gi market, which, at the commence'neut, was rather dull of > sale, but, towards the close, was more briskly picked, at a slight decline in price. Meal and beans were also a shade lower. Potatoes maintained the prices of last wreek. Pork declined a trifle. 8. d. 5. 3. WuAuT, white, per windle of 2201bs ?? 1S 0 21 0 ...

... I TE. DEFALCATION OF £30,000, ~ 1, AT ROCHDALE SAVINGS' BANK. (Abridged from the Manchester Examiner and Times.) A few days ago, a serious defalcation on the part of the late actuary of the Roehdale Savings' Bank was dis- covered, in the amount'of money embezzled, or for which no account has been rendered to the trustees and managers, being variously stated at from £30,000 to £40,000. The ...

... S -REVIEW OF Tut BRITISH CORB TRADR. 11 ^ as ?? ;: ?? _l -r ?? :tr.o *Ae Mark Laae E-xfipress) The, weather has been very variable: since our last, and ir- .the changes w'hich have taken place, have had more or he less influence ubin the tonfe of the trade. In the early part e of the.week the'teinperaiiture was high, adla gcoddeal of ad rain fell, which naturally led. to the belietf that some ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TAiDE. ?? I . ,RF (Froni the MA Laine .Rprus.) The wheat trade has, since Ilonday last, maintained - firm.tone, and thoughi no material variation has occurred in prices, the tendency has been upwards, more 'particu- wlaly at the markets in the agricultural districts.. We, arc inclined to think that the value of wheit will not Suffer any fuirther depression for some ...

... , At ten o'clock on Saturday morning, a meeting of the depositors of the Rochdale Savings Bank, was held in the Public hall, for the purpose of appoiuting a committee to look after their interest, and ascertain the state of the funds of the bank. Mfr. Huntsolicitor, came forward; and stated that he had been desired to call that meeting by a number of the depositors who were'interested, and it ...

... PRESTON MARIKET.-Saturday tes. There was rather a fuller supply of wheat, which was dull of sale and a shade lower in price. Beans were soon bought up, at a trifling advance. In meal, oats, and potatoes, no change. ?? s. d. WVuTr, white, per windle of 2201bs ?? 17 0 22 0 Wheat, Red ?? 19 6 Fr.oun, superfine, per pack of 2401bs .. 30 0 ?? 32 0 Do. commonfine, do. ?? 250 27 0 Do. seconds, do ?? ...