... | MoNDAY, MAY 30.-Thisweek's supplies of hornepro. duce to our cornt market have again been very light. The arrivals of foreign wheat amount to about 12,000 quarters, the greater part of which will go under the Queen's locks. Since Tuesday, when we had occasion to note a fair business in wheat and rather better prices, the demand has been less free, and purchasers have offered on somewhat ...

... , Viscount PALMERSTON said that from some Observa- ha tions which fell from the right hotiourable baronet, the co member for Tamnworth, the other day, respecting the trea- in ties of commerce which had lately been entered into by lie this country with Austria and Turkey, and also from certain re observations which had fallen from a noble earl in another hoe place, it seemed to him (Lord ...

... COUNTRY MAtARKETS. I -T -T - ram ?? - - BELFAST, MAY 3O.-White Wheat 13s to 15s Od; Red, 12sto 14s 6d; Oats 9- 9d to lOs9d; Oatmeal 17s Od to i8s Od per cwt; Flour, Ist, 26s ?? Od; 2ds, 24s 3d to Os od; thirds, 22s Od to Os od per cwt; Potatoes, 4d to ad per stone; Fresh Butter, I0d0 ?? per lb. CLONMEL, MAY 30.-Wheat, Is 8d to Is 91d per stone; Oats, 121d to 13id per stone; Barley, 17s to 20s ...

... I STATE OF TRADE IN ENGLAND, MANCUIESTER, DEC. 4.-Although there was a very 1;. mited demand both for goods and yarn yesterday, and no improvement in the prices of either, tile predominant feel- 4ing upon the exchange was more cheerful and buoyant than for som, weeks past; and expectation of a speedy improve- ment in husiness appeared to be pretty general. These ex- pectations were to some ...

... ElL. ° Y .fA~t~ T_ ONVf4, ?? I The principal thing to he said of the English stock IMr- qu ket to-day is that very little business has been transacted sts in it, and that the prices are much tite samne as yesterday. El Money continues quite easy in the house, and not so scarce co out of doors. It is understood that the Bank of England th has received considerable supplies of bullion since the ...

... LIVERPFZ OOL MAllKE''TS,- MoAl . PA 8 ?? the early piart of last %yeek r .. ?? I ?? ?? ' 5t w>@!p^-b& wresrttl ~rre L Cottoss wts imited, and the prices of usset hsimns de iisfat per lb., and Boweds of the new crop, whicb e1ed1i rather freely, gave way abosut a Id. per h). At teri eline, there has since been considerable business hidto, latter description by the dealers and spinners. Thb5tit ...

... DUBIIN JMLutj I I (.Accurattdy ?? ther resoan, JUne, tr. Tbiursday there was a good sstpply of Horned Coith. Slccp, Slid U Idf s1t ~ pet, lb, Sinking obst ; Sheep, -16 to 4,41 ptr Ih Lb toIseach,; Vaslves, from 5Os t,, Sos each l' igs, froon IS, to j great ttumber of' Lamb attd Sheep bought fur Liverps:ol. . H A -3s 66 -to 3s 10 pd er cot. - OIT, -s --1 do. STrtAW-Olt, Is 106 to IS 061 ;Wheat, ...

... A KETS. V r44rkuratelp Tespnrfedfor the u StffoHrItheLU , Jutne 3*) The market this Zly wan w ell supplied with Horned Cattie Lamb. The pries, demanded have b~ee foil as hiaas 1ri ep trade fot Beasts and Sheep heevy. A brisk dema lb as larm k ' tee pool market, at am advnce of t'rom In t kld eac r Lamb bC 'tb Sofibr ;Siheepa, Jd to td; Lamib, from I 8 to 2 Ia tid r ti ila.Y-'39,44d o 3s Sit ...

... - SMITHFIELD, THURSDAY, DECEMBEIr 2 IS c\ market, and goods of all description higher th9 1r 1 l; Prime Beef, OOs Od to 50s per cwt.; i d 44s to 46s per cwt, sinking offal; prime mlitt,111 to 61d per lb ; inferior ditto, from sd to,°i fo sinking offal; Veal, Od to Sd per lb.; slaugi~tt4r\ ' 25s to 30s per cwt. Hay, 2s Od to 2s 8d: Oat Straw, Is 2d Wheat straw, Is Id to Is iCd; Barley Straw, ...

... SMIitTHIrlELD, TriURSRVA.Y, NoViU ?? day was large, conbsistinig of some prime, und Inch 'ltloD beef. Ouch *00 Prime Beef, 42s to 46s O4 per evt,, ijlolroor 35s to 429 per cwt, sinking offal; prite dittor frora to 6gd pet lb ; iniferior ditto, f'0m ,il tn imt ftro6 h sinkiig offal; Veal, 7d to Sd peL 11). Sl1aihtd 5cl ?? 4 cwt., *24s per cwt.; 4j to 5 cent., 2Gs t ga erl ie-0 Hay Is ?? to 3sOd ...

... A n -rraraew . - An extracordinary meeting of this body was held vester- dav', evening, at the Great Romsq, Corn Exchiange, 'for thel p~li-pose of assi-iting ?? O'Connell in working nut his final experiment to Obtain Justice for Irel and, by enrolling nenbers of thue Precursor Society. Shortly after eight o'clock the chiair was taken by Dr. Jr .. Martin said that, before proceeding with the ...

... , NATIONAL TRADES I The usual weekly meeting tW70,2> 1a A Vj evening at the Adelphi Theatr Mr. JAMES O REILL weie0, inenS q Mr. James Martin acted as P ~rt 2i 5* Several members were admitted. ^ 1 Mr. John Holmes, the collector, read a list of members twho had paid up their subscriptions since the last meeting, amounting in all to It. 3s. 6d. The Secretary said that on the last night of ...