... water their Mwr. R. hDosaid, if wargnto desalir that tho se preston hbare- holders with whon, he had-thie opportumity of speaking aincethe issue of the ?? ougthit wonld be better not to issue new tshares, In the present state of the share and lmoney market ...

... crop; and a partial failure of the plant may, therefore, prove of little consequence. The advices from Scotland and Ireland speak favourably of the PtOgress made with all kinds of field labour, as well as in reference to the generally promising appearance ...

... baa been very little delugin the market ta~day, andvery little .ee. to. have been expeetedfor an air of Useltessesos, sa te speak, haa pervaded the market during the whole of'the day, and few indeed appear to have done anything In. the way of isls, The ...

... per cent, throughout Lancashire.Bi Mr. KINDER SMITHr was then celled upon to address the meet- n ing. He said he could not speak with the same enthusiasm?-theen same living soul-as he could a week previous, when their star 3ld was In the ascendant; yet ...

... per lb.' Xithe medium an lowe' colunts of yarns, and that manufacturers experience a blnsilar lability; but that, generally speaking, neither the one 'duas nor the: other will ciake easy Abatement fromn the previous atailnab.le quotatlion though such as ...

... lige arevioua al,-A has laxorcdie, as It. -W was suire to do, aboeerin inleceupon the whole of our mar.l b ket Wtody ?? - Speaking generally, we' may say that the medluln ii andl lower counts of jarns 550e more saleable bow at the fall Prices of last week ...

... THE.Mooas.-AWlearn that the weather, on the 12th of August, was 'very. usfavonrable for sportsmen. The Dswsfir ohurier, speaking of the 12th, sys, 4In 0con- sequence Of tile rasnesome sportsmen, never went upon the ground at all and the more ardent, ...

... corn has been matured more rapidly than usual, in consequence of the great beat ?? some weeks past. It is yet too early to speak positively as to the gene- ral result of go- _h5,t;.o but as far as we are at present able to judge, we are inclined to estimnate ...

... foreign wheat. SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET.-Mo~NAY LAsT.-We were well supplied with each kind of foreign stock to.day. Generally speaking, its quality was very Inferior. The arrivais of beasts fresh up from our own grazing districts were considerably on the Increase; ...

... think, be questioned whether prices will rule higher permanently than they are at present. We are not as yet in a position to speak positively as to what may be the excess in the yield of the different crops, as compared with that of average seasons; but ...

... prices. It is difficult to obtain the slightest advance for any thing, and Inmmost articles it Is out of the questildn. .We speak of our production at large, not of small exceptional'artleles, such as certain doubled arins, which 'show more improvemenpt ...

... for Scots was 4s. 8d. per Bibs. There was a considerable increase in the supply of nearly all breeds of sheep. Generally speaking, this description of stock came to hand in good condition, and there were some very superior sheep out of the wool. The mutton ...