... | DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE-YESTEEDue. Our corn market was but moodeaely e1pplaled an the whole rather dull. Bere, narley. and the best samples 0 wheat supported Tuesday's curreneCY other descriptiojs of wheat and oats were 64 cheaper. Indian corn slow sale at lost quotatloni. White wbeat 289 Od to 33s 64 Oatmeal, 14s Od to 16s o¢ Red, do, 248 ad to 31S ad First dour 203 Od to 21s a° Barley, 158 0d ...

... REVIEW OF THE FOREIGN CORN TRADlE _ .I .. I ?? . .. By the steamship Hibernia we have advices from the United States and Canada of recent dates. The general character of the news is so far good, and there seems little chance of further shipments being made from the other side of the Atlantic to Great Britain; but, on the other hand, the probability of any considerable quantity of gold ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE F THE PAST WEEK- (From the Mark-lane Express.) it The year 1847, now about to draw to a close, will ha long remembered as one of almost unprecedented disasters a in the commercial world. We shall not pause to onosider d whether the ruin which has overtaken many of our most nextensive merchants has been caused by the progress Of I. free trade, the bank charter, ...

... . Wed8adaY Etlljding, B. P. SUGA.R.-The demand has continued Steady nnd though the amount of business done has not been hea; prices have been fully maintained, and hava a tendeny to advance. REFINED are rather dull, the consumption being r, duced. TALLOW is aleo dull, but the quantity at market is so small, that former prices are maintained. RiCE.-Tbe demand is very bad, and prices Iloliceo ...

... I LONDON CORN EXCIlANGE-3loNn A. Th ete ontinues most favourable. At this day'sna~rket the supply of English wheat was short, which, hawoewr, In't dull sale at a redhuction of Is. per quarter onl white and( 2~. oxr quarter on red. Although the letters fronm llatmburgh bieceton that thle Elbe aridadjacent placcswill behlocklided and tlictraniit of grain prevented by vessels of all nations, it ...

... REVIEW OF THE BT[SH CORN TRADE DURING THE. FS wEEK. (From, teg Mark, lane B-sp--i Ble The weather bas not been altogether favourable ale our lest, a greet deal of rain baving fall~en in different Parts Of the country, which, ?? a o thde work, what imparted a somewhet alolely appearance Beon thme young wheat plant. This is more particularly the aeon blame weald ?? lands, where instead ofka ...

... LONDON MIARIa;TS. , (21ronm. the Loaudow Price Csrremrt. .uttt, I ?? Tueidav, ltalfait~et Fourod B. P. SUGAR.-Tlie private market stottlily tO5ra' former position. Atauction i.e.5 llogslleaos tid 11t tierr 4 Barbafloes sold from S6S. Md. to 43&. The total sa e ' hogsheads and tierces. MAUvILTIUS SSUGAR.-Atpublicsale I S'be4greitO forward; prices ruled to the extreme of til feroic? yellow 37s ...

... COMTElRCIAL INTELLIGENCE t. Saturday Evening n Although no decided improvement can be reported e this week, there is a much better feeling, and more confidence in the maintenance of tranquillity, This is, of course, to be attributed in a great measure to the pacific passing off of the threatened monster de. a monstration of Monday in London. The advance in Stocks has been fully 2 per Cent. ...

... REVIEW OF THE BlEHriSH CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. I - - - - ?? .. . .I (IFrom the. ?? F~rp1'nes.) No change has taken place iu the character of the weather since our last. A few partial showers have fallen int different parts of the country; bht not sufficient to be of much service to the spring-sown crops, which gencrally stand in great need of raiu. Wheat, on thc contrary, exhibits ous ...

... I LONDON MIRKETS. [The following, from the extreme pressure on o ar spacs w ,s unavoidably omitted in our commercial repart i ) esturdl y s F REEMALN] :- (From the Locndon Price Citurent, Jucj 21 .) With colonial produce the markets have been less freely slp. plied this veek; still buyers are not induced to extenal their purchases by private treaty, and the articles sebilitted to jiablie sale ...

... PRICES OF IRISB STOCKS tadRIsG THE WEEK. I YU. -AT. UOY. TUES. WED. TUUrS. 8spu Ct Cons. 851i 85. 86it 8B 86 a61 86fl Bol Reduced Do. . 8 8 Sf per Ct. St. 84JI 85 851II, 86 6 '86 86k 801i G L. Anul3tle.. - - _ _ - Bank ?? 188 _ 18th _ G. Canal St Do DelmprcI__t DoDebsSprc ?? _- Do Debl4p~rc _ _ _ Do DebS :pri ot. ?? ?? . _ _ ?? Ctl' do 4pr c - - _ - Dp do 4 pr et eW ?? - - _ _ 4 pr ct BalOd ...

... I TIM, DUBLIN MARTS (ACCURArTELY REPORTED EOR T13E r-ahE Tuesday, N overaber 4t) Our Corn Markets have become heavier- ] rt , ; large imports. Stocks, also, are accurrulatihno ascunt of leading ports, so as to prevent anything like spen ce part of buyers, who are, therefore, only providing to ion O consumption. Oriabe This has been the toile of our market for sone tine with rather small ...