... | 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., ...

... ?? AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. MANCHESTER.-THURSDAY.-Potatoes, 6s 6d to lOs; carrots, 6s 6d to 8s Od per 2521s ; turnips, 3s 6d to 4s Od per 16 pecks; onions, los Od to l6s Od per 2401b.-Hatj & Straw, I1edtesdava.-Hay, 5jd to 6d; straw, wheat,2{d, to 3d; ditto, oat, 21d per stone. LIVERPOOL. - THURSDAY. -Old hay, 7Ad to 81d, (new), ditto, 6d to 8d; (wheat), straw, 2Adto31d; (oat), ditto, 21d to 3jd ...

... PRESTON MARKET.-SATURDAY LAST. There was a good supply of wheat this morning, and the demand was brisk at last market's quotations. The very finest qualities were a shade higher. Beans advanced about 6d. per windle. In meal, potatoes, pork, oats, &c., no change. WHEAT, white, per windle of ?? 18s Od to 22s 6d Do., red ?? ?? ?? 18 0 ,, 21 0 Do., unsound and inferior sort 17 0 ,, 18 0 FLous, ...

... AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. MANOHESTER-THURnSDAY-POtatoe, s 6d to Os; per 16 pek d ton 6d per 252%s * turnips, 3s Od to 4s Od Strw, wds oIons, US Od to l6s Od per 2401b.-Hav d t I 3; d tto ;'¶do~ ;straw wheat, LIVERPOOL'? 21d to l3d pdetr~s ; stone. Ljw) iVttoO, 6A4 peaRS11 -old hay 7jd to 9d; (ntw), 2 odto 8Ad; (wheat), straw, 2. to 3d ?? i9o 2ed to n; d; man rle, d to 2d to ; clover, 7d t ...

... ?? AGRIGULTURpL PRODUCE. W H1W ~S--TER P.SDAY.Potatoes s6d,to los; ar~ts, ftoa. to os Od per 252Tbs; turnips, 3s 6dto4 s 6d ,Pte 'alwopeol -i-, 18lOd tol7s d per 240lb.-H ad ~ 054, 3pers ay, 5~d to 6d; straw, wheat, (IVERPoL 614-THURSDAY.- Old ha, 8d to 9d; (new), gdquaitto ftof 8ed (wheat) straw 3,ito Sid ; (oat), Iatto lt rt. - potatoes, ~ldplyofs shedlingslo er P~lce; ~werernotk acditto, ...

... MARKETS, PRESTON MARKET.-SATURDAY LAST. The wheat market was brisk, and prices ruled 6d. higher than last week. Beans were fully Is. higher than last market. Meal was dull of sale, and declined about 6d. Oats were ld. per bushel higher. In potatoes and other ?? ~ ?? no toange ~VVUAT, white, per windle of 2201bs 18s dd to 22s.6d Do., red ?? - ; 18 0 ,, 2 6 Do., unsound and iinferior sort . ...

... Yesterday's Markets. MANCHESTER CLOTH. -The Queen's speech and the references in both Houses, to the probabilities of war, have tended to increase the quietness of our' market in yarns for the continent, and to add slightly to the unfavourable bias of prices in those articles. Other yarns remain much as they were on Tuesday. The cloth market is somewhat inanimate; but prices are firm. There is ...

... BLACK BARLEY.-I am very anxious to obtain a small supply of black barley. My inquiries hitherto having proved fruitless, I trust you will allow me to ask through your paper if any of your readers can inform me where I may meet with a small quantity-a quarter of a peck will suffice. I remember the time of its first being brought into notice, though it met with little favour with the farmers; ...