... 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 ...

... LONDON CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JUNE 1 1. B -We have a limited supply of Wheat this morning. in ad- Cc dition to moderate arrivals last week. Our millers do not purchase freely, hut factors holding firmly were enabled to obtain an advance of Is to 2s per qr. The demand for ship Flour is good. at an advance of Is per sack. The trade for Barley is dull, and without alteratien in prices._ . Beans ...

... (Abru dedfrom tie Afark-Lane Eapress of Meondty, May 28.) The supply of Wheat Into Mark Lane has hoen small dur- ing the week, the entire quantity of English only amounting to (i,016 qrs. The trade on Wednesday was rather dull, and though in partial instafifes an advance of Is. was obtained on Monday's currency for'choice qualities, ordinary runs were difficult to dispose of at the rates of ...

... (Abridige4Trom thae Afark-Lane repress of Aronday, .74ne 25.) In Max Lane the Wheat trade has been animated duringt the week. The total receipts cf English amount to 5,884 qrs.; on Wednesday there was a brisk demand and all was cleared off at prices filly equal to Monday. On Friday we had afew parcels from Essex and Kent which were generally held at higher rates. The transactions in bonded ...

... ing LONDON CORN-EXCHANGE FaiDAY, JUNE 8. t -We have been very moderataly supplied this week with the all descriptions of grain, with the exception of Oats. The th Wheat trade must be noted firm, and Monday's rates have vtor been fully supported. There has been very little doing in l c either Barley, Beans, or Peas, but they remain without al- teration in value. Wtre continue well supplied with ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, TuESDAY, JUNE 5.-To day our market wvas thinly na tended, alifi the wearhur b *ing n,. consideredl favourable for veaetation. tile trade was le y heavy. The sales of Whfat were limited to retail lots to thle ?? ard country dealers, chietfy of roun rli rl ridl of the freshest Irish, nt a decline of 2d to 3d. Oat; were Ard to Id cheaper; Oatmeal 3d to Gd ; and Flirr Is, aid very ...

... BELFAST MARKETS-THUEBDAY, JUNR 28. V 1121b. Oatmeal 1Is 3t@12 Wh. ?? 15 0 -15 Red do ?? 15 0 -15 Balrley ?? 8 0-8 Oats, Polan. 6 10 - 7 PI,,Iato do.. 7 0 - 7 Sed Oats 0 0 - 0 Supr. Flour.23 0 -01) Flourlst.. ..21 0-00 * 2d 8 0-00 ?? 3d ?? 16 0-00 ?? ilk.. 13 6-00 Bran ?? 99- 0 Potatoes, . I 8- 2 Firkin 1/otter 84 0-00 lIshes, Pot..28 6 - 00 ?? 'earl '34 0 _ 0 Buri/la, Al 14 92 00 ?? ...

... LIVERPOOL MIARKETS. MONDAY, JUNE I8.-We have this week bad very light imports of each article of the Corn trade; and, with respect to free Wheat, prices (although there has not been much activity in the demand) have been fully maintained; in fact, for the better qualities of Irish, which have become scarce, rather advanced rates have been obtained, say 9s. Wd, to 9s. 1od. for choice red, and ...

... BELFAST,JuNr 21.-WVhitelVheat, per 1121bs, ]4s d to lbs 3d; lled ditto, 13s 6d to 14s 9d; Oats, Poland, 6s 6d to 7s 6d; Potato ditto, Os Od to Os Od; Oatmeal, lls 6d to 12s 4d percwt; Flour, Ist, 14s to I5s; 2ds, 13s 6d to 14s 6d; thirds, l8s Od per cwt; Potatoes, Is Sd to 2s 6d; Fresh Butter, 11d to Od per lb; Firkin ditto, 0d per do; pigs, 43s od to 0Os Od per cwt. CLONMEL, JuIxE 21.-Wheat, ...

... DUBLIN AMARKEIS. SMITHFIELD, THURSDAY, JUIE 28.-There was a poor supply of prime beef and mutton, and prices continue the same as on last market day. Prime Beef, 55s to 60s Od per cwt; inferior do, from 46S. to 50s od per cwt, sinking offal; prime Mutton, 6d to 6jd per lb; inferior ditto, from 51d to 6d per lb ; Veal, 7d to 71d per lb; Pork, Od to od per lb.; prime Lambs, 22s to 24s;; inferior ...

... DUBLIN MARKE'IS. ?? ?? .. . .. _. I SMITHFIELD, THURSDAY, JUNE 14.-The supply at market still continues small, and prices high as last quoted. Prime Beef, 55s to 60s Od per cwt; inferior do, from 50s to 55s Od per cwt, sinking offal; prime Mutton, 6~d to ad per lb; inferior ditto, from 5bd to 6d per lb ; I Veal, 71d to 8d per lb; Pork, Od to Od per lb.; prime Lambs, 21s to 24s; inferior ditto, ...

... LONDON MARKHTS. IONDON CORN-EXCH IAN(,E, FRIIIAY. JiNE 1;S. _Trhe supply of Wheat has been moderate (II, ilig tte week, aiid an advance of Is per qr. has been r,;&lized (on the terms of Monday last, blit the sale has been liani:ed. There i4 very little business continuiiig to be dole ii either Barley, Beans, or Peas. We have'a goud stl - t ply of Irish Oats this week, which added to prev!otus ...