... I LONDON MONEY MARKET-FRIDAY. (Front the Chronicle.) The reduction in the rate of interest bly the Bank of England has led to various opinions as to its coesequences and its prudence. We have already stated oer ems fully on the stiliject, and see no cause to alter them. Wc con- sider that the public had a right, after sfferiiig for ivo full years from the torture of the m screw, to evpct that ...

... REVIEW OF TOO URITIS~t CORN TRADE Vol I THE PAST WEEK. (From the Marc leate Expresoa) The near approach of the time, when the lawrs regulat I the inwportation of corn from foreign countries von, to he brought before parliament for discussion, has nat, ° b caused all parties to act vitlh caution, and has ally any disposition to speculate; indeed, even ecked have for some time past confined ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRAD)E FOR THE PAST WREK. (From i/es Mar lone Erpres.) Our letters from Scotland state that fine weather bad been experienced there, and that the farmers had taken ad. vantage of the first opportunity afforded them to bring up, as far as possible, the arrears of field-work, caused by the wetness of the past Autumn, and all bands having been busily occupied out of ...

... MONDAY, JAN. 31.-With the exception of 42Oquartes of oats and 8875 loads of oatmeal from Irelandthe import, of grain, &c., either thence or coastwise since this day me'a. night are of light amount. From foreign states we bays e received 12,680 quarters of wheat, 2,133 quarters of barley, 1,620 quarters of beans, 838 quarters of peas, and 19,515 barrels of flour. The rates of duty have advanced ...

... (FROM A COB RESPONDENT.) A special meeting of this body wse held on Sunday, pur. suant to advertisement, in the Great Rooms, Corn-Ex- change, at two o'clock, to make arrangements for collecting subscriptions to forward the object of the board. The Rev. Edward Groves, Thomas Steele, and Thomas Reynolds, Esqrs., entered the room, and were received with loud demonstrations of applause. Mr. ...

... D. n--I. T1oMAs-sMTua BiJ.raRa CRANE, FEBRUARV 18.-CaSk butter, first quality, 90s; second, 84s; third, 78s per Oft; cool butter, 7d to 1od per lb. KEViN STBEET, FEJ. i8--Bacon, 48t to Os od; hams, 50s; cheekq, 42s; coal butter, from Sid to ?? per lb. IIGH-oSTRZET LEATHER CRANr.-Light butt, 1 Orjd to Is lId; heavy ditto, is lidto Is 4d; foreign hides, Is Oid to Is lId; slitters, ,ls 4d to is ...

... REVIEW OF THE BILLTISH CORN TRADE FOR I THE PAST WEEK. (From the Mark lane Express.) The deliveries of grain from the farmers-particularly of wheat-have lately fallen off a little; and at many of the country markets held during the week, very moderate iupplies have bee brought forward ; the trade has conse. quently assumed a somewhat firmer tone, though as yet no advance has anywhere taken ...

... COUNTRY MARKIYB. BELFAST, FEB. 3.-Wheat, from 1Os Od to 13s 6d; Barley, 7s 6d to 9s 6d; Oats, 4s 6d to 7s 3d per barrel; Oatmeal, ?? 6d to 13s Od per cwt; Butter, first at the scale, 1Od per lb. CLONMEL, Fas. 3._Wheat, Is Od to Is 7d; oats, 7d to Lod per stene ; barley, l6s 6d to 17s; bere, lis per barrel; Second flour, 37s; household, 35s od; third, 27s; fourth, I9s per bag ; butter, 75s to ? ...

... . BELFAST, FEB. 17.-Whe*at, from 10. Od to 13s 6d; Barley, 7s 6d to sa 6did Oata, 4s 6d to 7s 4d per barrel; Oatmeal, lI s ffd to 13s Od per cwt; Butter, first at the scale, 94d per lb. CLONMEL, FEJ. 17.-Wheat, is Od to is 7d; oato, 7d to led per stone ; barley, 16s 6d to 17s; here, 13s per barrel; Second flour, 37s; household, 35s Od; third, 27s; fourth, 19s per bag ; butter, 75s to bO8 per ...

... | LIVERPOoL MAIKMETS. ., - .- _ .. . . . I . . MONDAY, FEB. 7.-Since this day se'nnight we have had a fair supply ef Irish oatmeal, otherwise the arrivals of British grain, &c., are of small amount. The imports from abroad are also moderate, and are of course entered under bond. The only change in duties this week is an advance of Is 6d per quarter on peas. At Tuesday's market there was rather ...

... i CUINTUX MARKETS. BELFAST, FEB. 23.-Wheat, from I Is 6d to 13s 61; Barley, 7s 6d to 9s 6d; Oats, 5S 6d to 7s 3d per barrel; Oatmeal, I Is 6d to l3as Od per cwt; Butter, first at the 1scale, 9jd per lb. CLONMEL, FEn. 22.-Wheat, is od xo is 7d; oats, 7d to 9jd per stone ; barley, 16s Od to (0s, bere, 13s per barrel; Second flour, 37s; household, 35s od; third, 27s; fourtb, 19s per bag , butter, ...

... BELFAST, FEB. 17.-Wheat, from iO5 Od to 13s-64; Barley, 7s Gd to 9s 6d; Oats, 4s 6d to 7s 4d per barrel; Oatmear , Ii. 6d to i3s Od.per cvat; Butter, first at Abe scale, 9Pd per lb. CLONMEL, FEn. 17.-Wheat, Is od to Is 7d; oats, 7d to lod per stone; barley, 16s 6d to 175; here, I3N per barrel; Second flour, 37s; household, 35s Od; third, 27a; fourth, 19a per bag; butter, 75s to ?? per cwt; ...