... A R. K E T S. MANCHESTER CLOTH MARKET.-Tuesday st. In 31's,.4Os, and 60's mule twist, suitable for India, the market is steady, prices being well sustained by the adequacy of the de. mand to take up the production, as It becomes disengaged. But the continental merchants are at least as much indisposed for business as they wore last week. The letters received to day, from Germany, show that, ...

... ?? MARKETS ?? PRESTON MARKET.-Saturday 13. The market was uncommonly dull, and very thisly attended; but the prices of the previoun teek were ili most instances fully maintained, except fbr meal and po- tatoes :--the former was 3d. lowes, and the Water 6d. In beans and other articles no alteration. s. d. s. ?? WHxAT, white, per windle of 2201bs .. 9 e10 21 0 Wheat, Red . ?? iS0 19 6 Feouv, ...

... LocNDow MONEY MARtKET.-YESTERDAY. Connols for money, 96; Do; for opening Match 13th, 95k. MANCHiESTER COM5MERCI&1 R11VOsRT.-Y8TEnRhDAY. The market has been characterised by much inactivityffi week, and sales have only been effeeted at concession In prie.. The anxiety to eell, also. appears to Increase. In 36-inch dht- inge the deeline has been very decided. In the yarn market ther. has also ...

... I ?? PRESTON .lARKET.-SiturdOa laet. The market for wheat was duller than usual this morn- ing, and prices declined a triffle. Meal was a little brisker, and prices were a shade higher than last week, Beaus were well supplied, and there was a brisk demand at our quotations. In other articles no alteration. ,ad. s. d. WiEAT, white, per windle of 2201bs . ,1I9 0 20 6 Whest, Red .17 0 IS 6 FLOUR ...

... I REVIEW OF TUE BRITISH CORN TRADE. (From the Mark Lane Express) We have no change to report in the general tone of the grain trade; the tendency of prices still continues down- wards, and, in the absence of a single new feature, it is al- most impossible to impart anything like novelty to our remarks. A few cargoes of wheat, barley, and oats, principally from near continental ports, have ...

... THE RELAY AND SHIFT SYSTEM I IN FACTORIES. PUBLIC MEETING AT BLACKBURN. On Wednesday evening last, a public meeting of the fac- tory workers generally, and other persons favourable to the Ten Hours Act, was held in the Theatre, for the pur- pose of adopting a petotiun to both houses of parliament, against the shift and relay system, and taking such other proceedings as may best secure an ...

... I PRESTON MARKET.-Ssiurday leaS. At this season of the year, the supply of wheat gene- rally falls off a little, which causes a bsrisker demand and more ready sale. This was the case at this morning's marleet, although there was no advance upon last week's prices. In other articles there was very little change. s~ d. i. d. WsIEAT, white, per windle of 2201bs ?? 0 20 6 Wheat, Red ?? . . .. . 16 ...

... LATEST MNIARKETS. l LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Y)STERDAY. Consols, M, 95ki; Do. for account, April *l1, 951. M1ANCHFESTER COMMERCIAL ItRPORT.-YESTERDAY. There has been no material change in the market during the week, and as the demand continues to fall short of the production, some increase of stock is taking place, and holders are becoming more anxious to effect sales at concessions in price. L ...

... no PRESTON MARKET.-Saturday lot. d, This morning's market was pretty brisk, and wheat was be in good demand, at advanced prices of about Gd. Meal _ was plentifu, and rather dull of sale. Beans sold well, rd at last weeks price. Potatoes were abundantly sup- Sts plied, and had a downward tendency. Seed oats Bold _ from 2s od. to 2s. 10d. For other articles see the fol- ill ?? quotations:- . ?? ...

... PRESTON MARKET-Saturday laf. The wheat market, although there was a middling sup- ply, was dull and lifeless; and the little business that was done was at last weeles prices. Meal was scantily sup- plied and briskly looked after, and fetched about 6d. advance upon the previous week's quotations. In pota- toes, beans, and other articles, no alteration. Si. S. d. WuATr, white, per windle of ...

... 1 (From the Marh Lane Express.) Owing to Good Friday, many of the provincial markets' have been held out of course, and at Mark Lane we have had only one day for business since Monday. This has to a certain extent interfered twiththe regular routine,and the transactions during the week have been altogether of a retail character. The slight degree of firmness which was assumed by holders about ...

... NCASTE PRESTONR I ~~COMPANY. ALY The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was hid held on Thursday list; Joseph Bushel, Esqi, Chal. The Secretary (Mr. E. ShackletOD) ed the report, -idc stated that the directors had -much satisfaction in pre senting their first finincial report, since the co-partnerdi with the Lancaster and. Carlisle Railway CoSpany P entered into. The income of the railway ...