... AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. BIRMINGHAM POTATO MARKET.-TmtusnD&Y. Nw potatoes, Rid to 2d per lb. KlhAlCHESTER T UA Ptat s l d to 9sdcl BIr 2521; ° now doe, t p a h raise ndted c. to ?? 'ftou d ; clover, Cd to Odi; itto green, Bd strw, w heatr ?? 3 uatoed per stone. LIVERPOOL. -THRNSDAY. -OTd hay, 7oAd to 1od new),hditto, markt i e wheat), Straw, 3dtomad; (oat)l ' dittod te.; (barley), ditto, 2o d to ...

... AIARKET1S. PRESTON MARRET.-SATnRDAY LST. There was an abundant supoly of Nrlvat, which fetedI the prices of the previon. wveek. There were five samples of new which. appealed good and stroul. but full] of smut it sold fiom 19.s. to 22e. pe'r wvillieC. Meatw Nvs fully Is. per load lower. Putatcs also declined about is. In beans and other ?? no change. WHEAT, white, per wvintdle of 2201bs.., 22 ...

... PRESTON MARKET.-SATURDAY LAST. The market was thinly supplied, and the piices of last week were scarcely maintained. In wheat, oats, and bean' there were very little change, and potatoes were lower. WHEAT, white, per windle of 2201bs, 25 O ,, 27 6 Do., red ?? 23 0 ,, 25 6 Do., unsound and inferior sort ?? 22 0 2, 23 6 FLOUR, superfine per pack of ?? 37 0 ,, 40 0 Do., best fine, do.. 34 0 ,, ...

... | BANKRUPTS. John Montgomery, Liverpool, furniture broker, Feb. 15, at 11 o'clock, March 9, at 2 d clock, at the Liverpobl Dis- trict Court of Bankruptcy: solicitors, Messrs. Dodgo and Wynne, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Cazenove, 'Liver- ?? M'Kinstry, Liverool, broker, February 22, March 10, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy: solicitor, Mr. Yates, jun., ...

... MAR S --a AIlARKEiLrs. PRESTON MIARKET.-SATURDAY LAST. Good samples of wheat were very scarce this moh-ing, and the general supply being below an averago, the dle- mand was brisk at ain advance of from. 6d. to 9d. per, windle. Beans were in bri.ck demand at higher prices. In oats, potatoes, pork, &c., no alteration. WHEAT, white, per wvindle of ?? 21s 0(1 to 22s 6d 3 Do., ?? 0,,21 0 Do., ...

... I-AR AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MA.NCHESTER.-THURSD)AY.Potat(e Ga to los Gd;. carrots,5se Gd to l0s Od per 2591ts; turnips, 3Ss Od to 4s C per 16 pecks; onions, 8s Cd to ?? Od per 24tb. -n,, Stiraw, We~dnaday. -ay, 5id to 6d ; straw, wheat, 24d to 3d; ditto, oat, 21d to 3d per stone. LIVERPOOL. -THURSDAY. -Old hay, Sd to 9Jd (new), ditto, 7dto angd; (wheat), straw, 3d to3d; (oat),l ditto, 3d to ~d ...

... Yesterday's AMarliets. MAINCHESTEIII CLOTH.-The tona of the market has rather improved since Tuesday. The India and China merchants have been more inclined to buy yarns at the low prices, and have, in fact, done a limited business, the former in mule, and the latter in water. The home manu- facturers are buying rather more yarn for India cloths. The Germans are donigvery little, but are ...

... I ?? MARKETS AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. B3IRMINGHAM POTATO MIARKET.-THURaDAY.- NeW potatoes, Id per lb. MANCRESTER .TnURSDAY.Ptaoe., s 6(1 to 1450(1 per 2521b.-11a1,Cd-Straw 11ediesday.-Hay, 7.3dto Sjd; new clover, 6jd~tO 7d;- stiaw, wheat, 3i1 to 4d ; ditto, oat, 3d to 4d proe LIVEpOL.-TaUR8D1,Y -Old hay, Pd to 10.3d (ziew), ditto, 7d to 9d ;, (Wheat), straw, 26d to 3.d ; (oat), dtto, 2d to 3id; ...

... | -Yesterday's Markets, MANCHESTER CLOTH.-There is nothing doing in yarns and goods, except for absolutely necessary requirements; and, consequently, prices continue to ?? Guardfan (evening e6deftio). LIVERPOOL CORN.-At our market this day there was a complete pause in the trade. Buyers for wheat could only be found at a decline of 6d, to 9d. per cental below the extreme rates of Tuesday. Oats ...

... I | BANKRUPTS. Carl Brendomn, Liverpool, licensed victualler, Jan. 19, Feb. 7, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy: solicitor, Mr. Atkinson, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Cazenove, Liverpool. William Monk, Padiham, manufacturer, Jan. 27, Feb. 17, at 12 o'clock, at the Manchester District Court of Bankruptcy: solicitors, Messrs. Sale, Worthington and Shipman, ...

... The annual meeting of this association was held on Wednesday, at Manchester, Mr. Turner, M.P., in the chair. 'Mr. Fleming, the secretary, read the annual report of the directors' proceedings. The CHAIRMAN congratulated the Chamber that the year 1859 was commencing under circumstances much more encouraging than those of a twelvemonth.ago. We were then recovering from a very severe monetary ...

... LBY BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] I City, Friday Evening.-The news of an armistice has caused great excitement in the Stock Exchange, and in all circles. The recent speculation sellers have wished to buy back ;-a great impulse has consequently been given in every department. Console were quoted one per cent. higher than at the close yesterday. Many of the English railway stocks have ...