... 1,) N ?? X .\l AR[ETS. ill N- ECIIANO .FRIDAY, MoOi II-.-Thc supplie; of ESh ;tUrai er lo.)jrato, and of IdtilltiOts go si. TSlm luIC Wceitliet kept tito buyers hack, and the trade foir cverv at- tideiri vey dllbatitoiiiwrii n in thle value oh' ally at- ticle shine Moi~diiv lasI. Fl tir dull, and rather lower. AVi.WiIZ~t PRtICEt OF C'50.C IN' HNUL4.AND ANtI WALES IS4 T1112 WEEKI ELNDIiNG S.AY ...

... B ?? PA. I' , J. i' , NA \ . A 't I 1V E D. April a -Athlor, ?? D)v e, L ve-cplo 9-Belt'ast, ?? eren. D)i ,1 AM;ad o' Gay!oca5 ?? Ja-well, Whliti ?? Haipe-, 1e -on,.;wi Newcas'o Cmet, Kems, D.nrd. it fa c: I I l-Trarta-, (st.) Stewaal, G-atr~gow FaIcon ?? Gowal'. Lverp)oo 11-City of Linerick, ?? 2Iolho.t, Lot-don Vga c. (r ihdii, f Tldr'cq, tbmber Victor~a, (st.) M ...

... LO)ND)ON MARl;ErS. CORN-RXOFIANGiE, NMONI)AY, SaRP's. .9.-Thesur-ply of I,'nglilit IVheat hri4 htell MVI tub ?? to-day I hau fr sin I Ime, altti coittisietd ttf a fair. propurit ionl of old. Tho colid- thnof thue towv was nitwit affieted by the weather. Ity which the qii'dity was imuch dererioratedl. We eonsider the deeliiie ,thtott 3i to 4s pere qr. with h clill[ sale. Porvigit was in linti- ...

... IH'ELFAST MAUKIE, I'S -Tnvn8L).vv, 22. v 11 *21o. y I 2 dozen Oatmeal, !Os 0@112 0 Dutch Pipes I 0 (a 4 6 Wheat IWh. 8 0-9d 0 Y I f oz _ Red 8 0-9 0 Tobacco,Ieaf0 6 @ 0 0 Barley 6 0-00 - - ro3 434- 3 6 Oats, Potato 5 8 -- ( 0 play 3 4 - o 0 P1oland dilto 5 0_5 - ply. 36-3 8 Ditto, old ?? 6 0 7 4 Slf ?? 0.-. 7 ( Flour 1st 21 0 _ 0 0 a)i ars V(z.1 0) - 3 0 ?? 0 9 0 0 Snyar, refineO 9 - 0 ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH AND) FOREIGN QCORN TRADE DURING TIHE WEEK. (From the Arark-Lane Express of Mond(qy, MlaLrel 6.) Thle trade hls remained in a very languid state at all thr lending provincial markets. Whea t lins further recedrdil ir value at several of tile principal towns. At Liverpool, or Tuesday, tile show of English and Irish wheat was small, and tile few really fine paroels offering ...

... BELFASTr M \ RKIsI -'i'uriiisnvt. M.uwn ;)i. 1YIlU9, , ' I 1 2 do{zeIn@ Oatmeal, ?? 8S 8&') 9 :1 IDuth Pipies I 0 3 S ?? WIVI. 9 0 -10 0 6 1on: lle! 9) (-1( 0 I'lbarcoleaffl .5 I 0) 7 Barley . .. 6a :3 ro il ?? 4-36 Oats. Potato 5 Op .5 6 pg 0j ( O _ 0 Poland ditto 4 8- 5 3 - piq. 3 8 - 00 Seedl Oats 6 0 - 7 f Su,,f . 5 0 _1 i; Mlour 1st 15 0-/00 COila)rS1Y1,iZ.10 0- 3 O ?? 15 0 - 0 0 Sugar ...

... TRISH MARIMTS. BU3BTIN C(RN-IrXChIAN ?? TETRID.tY. W.v ?, I. ,l.ve, fjgain thijs day a drill matrket ?? WVheat and o.,;q fo' Priday's prices were in general scarcely snppnrtied. J%; (100 Whlite wheat, per barrel 28i 6d to 31i id ; Milles R Gdl to 30oq Gdl irnferilir, Os d to 0a Barley 1o, Oil to 14 Od, ; Bere (s Od to Os (d ; Oats *J .I to i OS 9j!1 31 t meal 9a 13(d to I s Od ; second Flour ...

... REVIEW OF T1HE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURJCING THE PAST WLEK. (A bridgedfrost thte London Farilners' .01rnal.) The weather, in London and its vicinity, has been very fine and dry for the last week, and should it continue so for a short time longer, the greater portion of the spring sowings will have beeu accomplished under favourable circumstances. The appearance Of the young wheats is, on the ...

... 40141011 Iflarlicto. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY. SapT. 6 -The sllow of R lish Wheat was tolerably good, both as to supply Qnualit The demand was heavy, at barely Mlonday's quotations5 Feo reign Wheat met a dull sale, arid prices had a dowvnwar te- dency. For all kinds of Barley the trade was inacti ant the rates were barely supported. Malta dull sale, at currencies. Oats, Beans, and Peas, were ...

... ?? a. olmall ftlachicto. cfortN-rXCIIANCGF., FRI DAY. J-NE 21 -The retlrns For the week exhilit full nvortlio supplies of English Wlieatsvl~l the showv of samples of tliat gra in on sale wa g .or all descriptions the dem:nfl was ill ai very nigaillh Stale. and uen. day's prices were barely supported( In Foreign Wellat , f wilich upwards of 1 2,000 quarters have come fresh to ian1 since our ...

... BoliBOR. jIriUrltft0. LONDON CORiN-EXCHANGE, MONimY, Frfl. 24.-The supplies of last week were liberal, hut there is only a small ar- rival of fresh samples to this morning's market The lie trlde - tiaues ver) Steadly, and the samples were mostly Cleared oft' at the curreucy of this day week. Barley is sclliiw more rdulily, and ?? arn malttahined on all descriptions Beans and P'eas sell slowly ...

... crraie arsi v ommece. L5EDS.-The cloth markets at both halls have been very dull, both on Saturday and Tu.nesday. t, icualy foli goods of llow qualities. 'The Mrisroliast geulralaliv a holdin~ Otff Purclin'ili in, coieoqene of the.. .i~l pice fowich the~y have advanced doring the Ist few montls. Pivices, hownyr, are firm, and the stoclks arc by no means large. Tihe goods continue to b pretty ...