... [ 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 ...

... LLVERPQOL MARKETS. MONDAY, MArci 7.L-The week's imports of British grain are of light amount. From abroad we have received 16,358 quarters of wheat, and 10,000 barrels of flour-all placed under bond. Duties have advanced 3s per quarter on rye, and Is 6d per quarter on beans and peas ; remain- ing other articles as gazetted last week. At Tuesday's market there was rather a better demand for ...

... lbt *etmaws 3h Ouunat DUBLIN: SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1842. There are some useful indications of the mode in which English officials treat us furnished by the re- port of the Chamber of Commerce of Dublin, pre- sented to the members of that body upon Wednesday last. For years the merchants of Dublin had to com- plain of having their docks and warehouses placed in the hands of men with no sympathy ...

... LIV RIPOOL ARIiT, S MOND..AY, MAttvit 21.-Witblabout 310 loadsofeil from Ireland, we have this week to report Yorv 1iti' rivals of Biritish grain and flour, The imports fr-V abr consist chiefly of 10,900 quarters of wheat entrred und bond. The only chane in duties is an advance of 1;V.. per quarter oui rye. WVe are still unable to repolt anrihh like activity in tile demand for the wheat, but ...

... 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; ...

... DUBLIN MARKETS unEEN-STREETT, MARCH 5.-Cu 2s 7d; lumpers, Is 9d to 2s Od; Ppatoes, 290d o 2s Od; pinks, 3s Od to 38 4d, per cwt e' Is 4s Od; retail, 4s 4d to 4s 8d. ' ggs, vhole GEORGE'S-QUAY.-Campbelltown pinks 31 per Bangors, 71 per ton; cups, from 50s to 52s'per ton, THOMsAS-StanvT, MARCH 4.-Cask butter ftn, 90s; second ditto, 84s; third ditto, 78, per butter, 7d to ?? per lb. i dt P p we ...

... LIV E POOL M.vLkKE'1s,s MONDAY, MACCr 14.-The past weeb's receipt o British grain, flour, and oatmeal, are of small amount; those of wheat and flour from abroadenruaneeate909lqccar. ters, and 1750 barrels, respectively, all of Which so urd: the Queen's locks. The chlanes icl thle rates of dthtgt Is, 6d, per qlqearter ?? oil cats, alli Is. 3d. per q'an on rye. We have agai! to report a limited ...

... MEETING OF THE DUBLIN AND KINGSTOWN i RAILWAY COMPANY. The tenth annual meeting of the Dublin and Kingstown Railway Company was held on Saturday at the Company's Office, Westland-row, Josrsi KiNCAxD, Esq., Chairman of the Company, pre- sided. The Chairman having read the adrertisement, in pursuance of which the meeting was convened, called upon the secretary to read the report of the Board of ...

... DUBLITN NARKETS. ?? GnEENa-sTnV.ET, FisRrDAY, MARCHn 25--Potatoe5 e 2s 6d to 2s 10d; Itimporgs, Is lod to ogs; aple 3' Cup 3.3 4d per cwt ; eggs, wholesale. 4S 2d ; ret.il 4s 0 I t5 per hundred ; butter from 81 d to l9d per lb.' to 4s &I IKEVIN-STIMETCool lInitte~r, 7d to 12d per lb. ?? 449 to C0s ; hamts, 42s ; cheeks, 329 per cwt. ac, TrosrAS-8T'n ET, MARCCii 25.-Cosl brrter fis qult 8s ...

... REVIEW OF THE JtIR-iTSHCORN Tcl'~ iF THE PAST IVWEK. t pop III ~~(From the Mlar~leo5a Exrpres.e) By the official account just Pulbishi itapeel ha .h 179,167 quarters of wheat, and 1710.I37 C'VS.o it S rears I- imported into the United Kinlgdorl duiring tile ~ of 45th instant, and thttl tcs l odco!sisted :o day of 461,180 qnart~ets of wheat, and en44 O We made some remarks in onr last rinuoloec ...

... .. - REPEAL BOARD OF TRADE,. i . .. . ?? . i I . . . . . . . I s . The weekly meeting of this body was held on Sunday last in the Great Rooms, Corn Exchange, PATrRIcx MoanAN, victualler, in the chair. The minutes of last meeting having been read, the secre- tary proceeded to read the following letter from John O'Connell, Esq., ?? -. . . nLondon, !?4aroh 11, 1842. 1! MIK PDAR. RAy.-, ou and ...

... 'THE IRISII PnOVISION TRADE. The merchants of Cork have addressed the following mue- morial to the Vice-President of the Board of Trade:- TO TIHE RIGHT ION. W. E. GLADSTONE, ESQ., M.P., PRESIDENT or TIHE nOARD Or TRADE. SIR_-I have been directed by a numerous meeting of the merchants engaged in the provision trade in Cork, to draw the attention of your board to the serious injury which would ...