... SMITHFIELD, THURSDAY, MIARCH 1.-There was a small .market, and goods higher than last. Prime Beef, aoS to 52s 6d per cwt.; inferior do, from 44s'to '46s Sd per ct., sinkingoffal; prime 3Iutton, 6d to 6id per Ib; inferior ditto, from bid to 6d per lb, sinking offal; Veal, 8d to Od per b; Pork, 4jd to 5d per lb. ' Hay, 2s 2d to 3s Od;' Oat Straw, Is. Id to if s 6d j Wheat Straw, is Id to. Is 4d; ...

... IfQ fSt-t-- 'TtAA 0r-- A V A SMITHFIELD, THURSDAY, .JANUARY 4.-Thrie i ?s a larger market this week than last, and prime Beef sc^ I Prime Beef, 48s Od to 50s per cwt, ; inferior t from 42s to 46s per cwt, sinking offal; prime muttoi4 -id to 6%d per lb ; inferior ditto, from 5d to 5 v> sinkking offal; Veal. Sd per lb.; Pork, 41d to 5d pe, ij; slaughtering Beef, 30s per cwt. Hay, Is 6d to 2s 6d: ...

... SMTHSFI-ELn, TuUOtmgAY, APRIL 12.-There was a good supply of cattle at this day's market, and prices biiher. Prime Beef, W5s to 55s Od per cavt; inferior (to, from 45s to 50s Od per cwt, sinking offal; prime Mutton, 6&d to 7d per lb; inferior ditto, from 6d to (iad per lb, sinking offal; Veal, 8d to Od per Ib; Pork, 41d told per lb.; lambs, 22s to 26s each. I-Jay, 2s Od to 2s 8d; Oat Straw, Is ...

... MONEY IARIKET-LONDON, FRxIDAY. (from the Timres.9 Some circumstances, recently disclosed, would seem to threaten a sort of collision between those two overgroiwn monopolies, the Bank of England and the Bank of Irelan~d. The latter,'it is said, is reviving the question understood to have been settled in the affirmative a short time back, by the opinion of the first legal authorities-whether ...

... t MNDA, AUGUST 20.-Since this day week the sup. e plies p ir corn market have been very limited. The e ?? at the same time been such as to check that it actise/disposition to purchase which previously existed; and our prices generally have been affected by this fliling toff in the demand. At Friday's market English vwheat was soll at 12s. to 12s. 6d.. Irish at l0s, to I is. 3d., and los. per ...

... MiR. O'CONIOLL-CORN-EXCHANGE. Yesterday, pursuant to requisition, a public meeting of the Dublin conlstituency was held at the Corn-Exchange 'Rooms, to hear Mr. O'Connell's statement of his parliamen- tary conduct during thle last session. Precisely at half-past one o'clock Mr. O'Connell entered the densely crowded room ; his arrival bad been for some mromlents previously heralded by the ...

... ?? LONDON -MARKETS. LONtbON IO.RN.- XCIIANGE Faitn;i, 514l2 '3Q- AIthouxhiorilyistupplied; ai b Wheat sinap 3Mo. datb&,tra4W hns been dull, and rather cbeap'er tan oalter wis; 'ther:is 'a good stinply of :Barley here; tich bas 'sold t Monday's prices; Oats are beld ut 6d Pa.i'q'uarter over the currency of last week, liar itn is dinical to ol5taill he adyance, colisequenltly litiltbusineis has ...

... LONDON AIAR{-FTS. LONDON CORN-EXCHANGE, FRDnAy. MACR 2.-In addition to the arrivals of this week, the fresh cpi plies are confined to some Barley and Wheat from Sufolk and Essex, and one or two cargoes of Irish Oats. Tber,, haR been a thin attendance of buyers to-day, ill conseqLlnc, the business transacted has been trifling; superfine Wheat and Barley have, hawever, met purchasers; and Oats ...

... ,ONDON CORN-EXCIU ANGE. FLIDAY, Nol 9 -Th3ere have been hbt few arrivals of Grain since Mfon h day. The price of Wheat remahis the sanie, but not m c! business dons. BRailey is dull sale, and rather cheaper. c The demand for Oats limited. at the prices of litt Monday.- Wheat. 60a to 804; Rye. 3ks to 40s; Barley, 28s to 37s; Peas, 38s to 484; Beans, 35a to 41a; Oars, :Is to' 32s oer qr. Flour. ...

... REVIEW OF TIE CORN TRADE DURING THE REVIEW PAST WEEK. 1 . (Abridged from ?? Mairk-Lane Erprcsi, of Monda'y April 9.) The principal English markets have not sustained any addi tional improvement thle past week, though the previously en- hauced currencies have been supported, and thle markets in rather better sapply. The supplies of Wheat to Mark Lane have been liberal during[ the week, with ...

... Lors l ONDON CORN-EXCHANGE, Fatnay Oc; 1 26.-We are shortly supplied 'with English WIheat thi5 week; Foreign continues in good del'ald, Find nqst b itb a noted Is. to 2s. per quirter higher tham on onMord., 1y L im a Barley and old Beans are tirm at last week's piice* Ib. The arrival of Oats this week has been moderate; fille Irish ding and the best description of English are held at fully ...

... JJ (A bridyedfrron Pt Mark-Lane Erpress, of fonday January 29.) The eountry Markets in England are kept in very liruited supply from the impediment which the frost places on water and land communications. Selected parcels of Wheat find sale only to needy customers at an advance of Is. per qr. iu several instances. All other articles of Grain remain firm. In Mark Lane the arrivals of Grain ...