... I A. ~~BANK OF IRlL&ND. aI A ?? A mneeting of the proprietors was convened yesterday, to, receive & communication from the Board of Directors. The attendance was crowded. The GOVE RNO (Robert Law, E~q.) in the chair. The Secretary having read the minutes of the last day of' meeting, the Chairman said that he was commissioned by- the Court of Directors to make known to the meeting a ...

... |REVIEW OF TH BRItrSf CORN TRADE FoRn [ ITHE PAST WEEK. I We have been favoured with very fine weather during the week, and field labour is now in a state of great forward. ness; the land, we are informed, works admirably, turning up extremely friable, and a large breadth is prepared for the reception of the seed. Bean planting has already made considerable progress; a good many peas have also ...

... LIVERPOOL MDARKETS: I M o An A V A. _ ,, a:.A - ?? _ . _ . _ A ! Y, APRIL ?? theexception of 9,900 qrs. of oath, and 5,300 loads of oatmeal from Ireland, the arrivals of British grain, &c., to this port during the past week have been moderate. The imports from abroad, and en, tered under bond, comprise 1,090 qrs. of wheat, 660 qrs. Of beans, and 9,600 brls. of flour; the-latter from the ...

... I DZ'~ ?? CO U-T- -tAkK ET-. BELFAST, JULY 8.-Wheat, fro n s Oil to 139l id; Barley, 7s 9d to 8s 6d; Oats, 6s 4d to 7s Od per barrel; Oatmeal, I Is Od to I Is 9d per cwt; Butter, first at the scale, 96d 9#d per lb. CORK, JULY 8.-White Wheat, J0s Od ; Oats, 8s od to I Is 8d per 14 stone; Butter, to the country, from 48s to 80s; merchant's ditto, from 68s to 901 per cwt. CLONMEL, JULY 8.-Second ...

... IREVIEW OF THE BRITISa CORN RADE I I - THEE PAST WEEK. o (From the MarA-lane Rzxpr..aa) a, We have an the wholehad veryaspios ethr our last for harvest operations, andu in uswe terill, :g d in 11 he Southeralltth :e counties the crops, excepting perhaps a f, le beant, are now safely housed ; in the north prohe be aa also been tmade, and should we be favouredw graet5~ is eight or ten days of ...

... LIVERPOuL mARKETS. I ac . A. - x- - eA Ito WONDAY, AUO. 30.-Since this day se'unight, our im- ports include a fair quantity of wheat, and a large supply of oata and oatmeal cositwise and from Ireland, but of other articles of the trade from these quarters the receipts are smnall. There have-arrived crom Canada 1,260 quarters of wheat and 9,000 barrels of flour, admisiable to the lowest point ...

... I LONDON MONEY MARKET-FRIDAY. (Front the Chronicle.) The reduction in the rate of interest bly the Bank of England has led to various opinions as to its coesequences and its prudence. We have already stated oer ems fully on the stiliject, and see no cause to alter them. Wc con- sider that the public had a right, after sfferiiig for ivo full years from the torture of the m screw, to evpct that ...

... MECHANICS' INSTITUTE--ELECTRO.PLATING I AND GILDING-IRISH MANUFACTURE l A lecture on the above subjects was delivered by Surgeon Lover in the lechlauic8' Institute last week, He com- menced by recapitulating from a previous lecture the general principles upon which metals are precipitated from their solutions by feeble currcnts of voltaic electricity, the metal always appearing in the ...

... GREEN-STREET, Nov. 4.-Potatoes, cups, Is idt Is. 8d; pinks, Is. 8d. to 2s. Od. ; droppe s, Os. Od, t Os. od.; lumpers, Is. Od. to Is. 2d. Eggs, wholesale Os. Od.; retail, 6s. 6d. to 7s. Od. Butter from 6 t 93d. per lb. THO4AS-STREET BUTTER CRANE, NovEHHET, 4--C butter, first quality, 78s. per cwt.; second ditto, 72,.. third ditto, 66s. Cool butter selling in good demand, frc 6d. to 9Ad. per lb ...

... DUBLIIN MARKETS. a , ?? art AAtMI*T ,e- (Ex*RESSLY WRITTEN FOR THE FlEAN ORA) [le SMITHFIELD. wsh ir, The supply of prime beasts at Thursday's marketwath WrS shortest witnessed for several weeks previout.Oigt to this scarcity prices not only fully maintained former quota. eltions, but in some instances an .advance, too trilling, how- eat ever, to note, was obtained. so- Contrary to what might ...

... IREVIEW VO TR BRITISH CORN TRADE FO I THE PAST WEEK. .1 i :. -f - t . _ 1. a w _ _r '(From the MqMh-Lane Express.) The firm -tone which the wheat trade assumed in the early part of the week does not appear likely to be main- taified, the advanced rates demanded for the article having caused purchasers to act with even greater caution than they had previouly' displayed; the operations have ...

... REVIEW OF THE 13RTIROR THE PAST WEt, I - - .(FlOMX ThE MARt-LANP Ad The trade in grin liad i.L5 , Thetrad in rain has 'during the WEe bXreen' terf red with by some of th'e markets being held ore ot e . idt sndent of this crciumstanM, there h~ ?? is animation, and the transactions have been an 7No material variation has, however, onour ee,4itractedl t regards wheat, holders of the article have ...