... RETIEW OF TIRE BRITIrsu CORN THAwe I I TIHE PAST WEEK. FOR (IFrom the 11Marl-Lane Exroress,) The moderate nature of tile supplies, and aslightl provernent in tile dernand, have given a somewhat firu tone to'tbe trnale in wheat, particularly in the a r districts where there ale no granarieds sgrc5(15151 have to depend mainly on the farmer * stll bus11 been far from lively, and in but very few 1 ...

... I ?? ?? DUPLIt MARKETS. ?? { Prr- - nrrr FOIAv an GREEN-STREET, FAIDAY, MARCH 1 2s 4d to 29 7d; lumpers, 1s Sd to 2s; droppers ot t 2s per cWt.; eggs, wholesale, 4s 2d; retail4s '2 8d per hundred; butter from 6d to lI d per lb. o 4s 3 GEoREo's-QUAY.--Campbelltown pinks, 50g Bangors, 41 5s per ton; clips, SOs per ton. per to,; KETIN.STUEET.-COOI butter, 7d to 12d per lbb 46s to OOs; hams, 42s; ...

... 1 - THODIAS-STREET BUTTER CRANE, JULY 15.-Pirk1iC butter, first: quality, 80s; second ditto, 74s; third ditito 68s; cool butter, in good demand, and sells from 7d to lod per lb. WOOL.-There was aimall supply iri market on Thursday and the general quality was by no means good, i fev lotsfr all hoggets, brought 15s 9d to 16s 3d; some nearly half hoggets, i6s 6d; wethex. and ewes, of the best ...

... The Glasgow East India Association have transmitted a memorial to the Treasury, praying for a material reduction in the duty on tea, and the establishment of fair reciprocity with China. Tiey say that the direct trade of thiscountry to China has seldom exceeded 1,200,0001. per annum, and that the annual trade from China has seldom exceeded 4,000,0001., both sums exclusive of what passes ...

... MONEY MARKET-LONDON, SATtnDA,)AV I I .- . - . . Two ?? is a good deal oI anijtrf amongst the merchants conniected witl Canadafor firt intelligence respecting the health of Sir C. Bagot, a of governors being considered not at alldesirable in helil, sent state of the British provinces. At the sarnoe scarcely a hope is indulged from tile tenor of the Ice t counts, that Sir C. Bagot will be able ...

... BELFASTf MAY 12.-Wheat, white, I Is 6d to 13s 6d; oats, 6s 6d to 7s 6d ; barley, 7s 6d to 8s 9d; oatmeal, I Is 6d to 13s Od; butter, first at the scale, 9jd per lb. CLONMEL, MAY 12.-Wheat ?? to Is 6d; oats, 73d to 91d per stone; barley, 12s per brl; flour, second, 36s; do, household, 34s; do, thirds, 27s; do, fourths, 199 per bag; bran, 4s Od; pollard, 4s Od per brl; oatmeal, 12s 6d ; bacon ...

... IREVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRAMp I - - THE PAST WEEK. DEpo (From the MarA-Lane Eiprese.) A material improvement has taken place in the wealtert within the last few days, the air having been d e frosty, and alike favourable for hardening the new gaminind frst;ek and bringing tihe land into working conditio Sta regards agricultural labour and every Rspec utth5O anh week hats been one of great ...

... REPpAL OF THE iUtONMHZTIN6 O TOE TRADES OF LIMERIC C.1J New Year's Day wasl ushered in most auspimioungy the o the great cause of Repeal, by a formidable meeting of the o congregated trades of this city, at the old Lancasterian al School IRooms, Clare.street, which, though capable of con1- r taining some hundredas were thronged to excess by inde- t pendent, intelligent, and well-dressed ...

... [ LIVERlpooL MARKETS. MONDAY, MAlAcll 28.-Since this day se mji,,h ports coastwise and from Ireland have been alik the i0 each article of the corn trade, and the arrival. I small oa are comprised in 3468 qlarters of wheat, an ahr of flour. The only change in thle rates of dt 235 brre vance of Is. Gd. per quarter on beans. ?? ty is an Id Ien'd *icae at the same time to releart al imnprosve ...

... lNIkRI zIPA.NY OF IRELAND .I The stated half-yea'ily meeting of the ?? of this the company was held yesterday at the company's office, No. 27, paii Lower Ormond-qisay, for the purpose of receiving from the the Board of Directors their report for thle half year ending the tur, let of Juoc last, and of electing auditors for the ensuing fact half year. Tue meeting was very assiserously attessded. ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRIT1SIS CORN TRADE FOR THE PA4T WEEK. (From the Mlaith-lane Erpress.) A decided change took place in the weather on Tuesday; the wind veered to the east, the temperature fell several degrees, and heavy rain was experienced in some parts of the country; this continued until Thursday, when the barometer began to rise again, and we have now a return of warm sun- shine. The rain ...

... o f. _, _, MNONDAY, AuG. 15.-The week's imports of wjheat and flour from foreign and colonial ports are again large, ned from the latter there have arrived also 2263 quarters of peas and 1128 barrels of oatmeal. The only change in dau is a reduction of one shilling per quarter on rye. OnTues. day last a large business was tiansnacted in wheat, btat an decline generally of 3d. per bushel from ...