... ?? 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON CORN-EXCHANGE MONDAY, APRIL 9.-The arrivals of Wheat the past week asd this morning, although nut large ale flily adequate to the deimand. Our millers purchase sparingly, and at the currency of this day veek, wbilst middling and interior qualities are selling for rather less money where sales are made. The trade is dull for Flour, and ship Flour is Is. per sack lower in value. Barley is ...

... 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 ...

... DUBLIN MTARKETS. .Z. r rr r r- - ?? is- - - - I 0'r&LkaXELD, J 1URSDAY, APRIL 5.-This day's market was smaller, and prices higher than last. Prime Beef, 50s to 55s Od per cwt; inferior do, from 44s to 48s Od per cwt, sinking offal ; prime Mlutton, 6-d to Od per lb; inferior ditto, from 5bd to 6d per fb, sinking offal; Veal, 8d to Od per lb; Pork, 4-d to 6d per lb. Bay, 2s Od to 2s lad; Oat ...

... -CORN EXCHANGE, TuESDAY, AtaiL 17.T-bT supplies of Flour and Oatmeal are large. but we ave a modettfte import of Wheat And Oats. To-day's market was not vell attended by country millers. The Whbet trade was dull, as the sales were chiefly confined to our town's millers, who purchased sparinglv at the prieesof l1st week. There was nor much done ijp Oa-,. The sales were made at a small reduction ...

... A It It I V ?? i). April ?? of C*alloway, (st,) Tlnswell. Wbitehaven Elirzaleth. 1o011n1es, D11blifl. general cargo Rutland, llill. Iillough, grain 'Ceres, ?? Drbontb eiM ;-l'onr~al ciieo- IDe Tlacteltirz, ?? Rotterdami, gencral cargo 7-Slgway, (st.) Burton. Carlisle Ruby, Rogers. lanrne, flour Corsair. (st.) Cowan, Liverpool Suaml Jane, Brennian, Wexford, grain WVicidslap. - -, Drontheini, ...

... IRISH STOCKS-AP'RiL 4. 31 per Cent. Stock. 99xi Bank Stock ?? 199 tA per Cent. do. new 199 6 prr Cent.GrandC.D. 91J 81 per Cent. Gov. D. ..92JI 4 per. gent do . ENGLISH STOCK APRIL 3 3 per Cent Consols ?? 94 Bgank ,1Stqck.- 3 per Cent. Reducedk 91 .IndialStock. - 3A per Cent. ditto ?? I011 Intri Bonda.67 4 per Cent ?? Ex. Bills, £1,00U 65 pm Cons. for Aceount ?? 931I Bank Long An . 15k ...

... BELAST MA Rt 1 2S. 0744 IWfed, 1 s Od to 14s . 44 to l g. 0d.; Oats )Polcnd, 6s. 04. to 7s. 0d.; Potifa !v~d~67. 5d Sed feats. 8sO o 8a d; Oatmeal,I11s9rio 123.44.; d~to, per stone, ls. 7. S &erfireFlour,24s.; Flour, l;,22.42c, 20s.d il, 17s d.; 4tn, 12s. 6d. per oLt.; Bran, 6s. 9d, to 7s. Od.; Potatoes, Is 6d to2s2d pesc7ct.; ditto, 2Ad to 3Ad per st. ; E.7gs, 4Ad to 5d pwr dozem ; Fresb ...

... I BE.LFAST MARKETS TiiasnDAY, ApuitL 19. Imsre I 112 b. Oatmeal I Is 3d¢I2 PAh Wlhat 13 0--13 7edrdo . 13 0 -13 SB:rley ?? 0 7 Oats, Polan.. 6 9 - 7 P awtnto do 7 0 _ 7 Seed O ts 8 0_ 9 Sl!r7. Flour.22 (0-00 Fleonrlst ?? 20 0 -CO * 2d 17 6 -0O * 3d 15 0-00 . 4t 12 6-00 ! 7an iJ.6 9- 7 Potatoes, .. I 6 - 2 F,rkinlioutierO 0 -00 1shekes, Pot..29 0 '-00 . Pearl ±3 0 _ 0 Bari~la, ...

... I -, The monthly mrreeting of this body was held last evening, at the Corn-Exclhange, Mr. FIai!;cis M'AnDLE in the chair. Mr. James Mlartini, in moving the first resolution, said they had obtained a glorious victory in the late triumphant defeat of the Dublin petition, notwithstanding the many charges of intimidation put forward by the Conservatives against the Trade,' Political IUnion. All ...

... LONIDON CORN-EXCH.ANGE. APmrL 16.--Witb a moderate supply of wheat at market to-day, the trade was far from brisk, particularly for any kind below the best; prices the same as this day week; also of Barley, the demand for good quality of which article is steady, as the weather continues cold, consequently suit- able for malting. Since Wednesday last a good many ves- sels have arrived from ...