... |.REPEAL BOARD OF TRADE, (Fine. A CORRESPONDENT.) The usual weekly meeting of this body was held on Sun - day last in the Great Rooms, Corn Exchange, Mr. WHITE (woollen operative) in the chair. The minutes being read, Mr. Charles Keating came forward, and said he had great pleasure in proposing a 'resolution which was just handed him-it was a vote of thanks to the bakers of Derry, who, by ...

... TIlE FAIR OF BALLINASLOE-FALL IN PRiCES. (From a Correspondent of the Evening Post.) BALLINASLOE, OCT. 10.-The fair of Ballinasloe is now over, and it would appear by your own observations, and more so by those of your Conservative contemporaries that it has been a more satisfactory one than there is reason to expect. I do presume that you have all come to this conclusion, in consequence of ...

... MONDAY, OCTOBER 3.-Since thisday se'nnigbtwe have had light arrivals of British grain, flour, and oatmeal: and the imports from abroad comprise only 2,762 quarters of wheat and 1,000 quirters ol beans from foreign states, with 945 quarters of wheat and 350 parrels of flour from Canada. Our market on Tuesday was pretty well attended by country millers and dealers, and at about Id. per bushel ...

... THE QUARTER'S REVENUE; I (From the Morninq Chronicle.) The revenue accounts, which we elsewhere publish, wih somewhat startle our readers. The revenue for the year ended October 10, 1842, as compared with the year ended October 10, 1841, exhibits an increase of 355,9811. And for the quarter ended Octo- ber 10, 1842, as compared with the quarter ended October 10, 1841, there isa decrease of 67 ...

... MONDAY, OCTOBER 10.-A change of wind deringthe last two or three days has brought up a few vessels from Ire. land with wheat, oats, and oatmeal, giving us a fair supply of these articles; otherwise the week's imports are light There is no change in the duties. We have continard to have buyers of foreign wheat from the interior, and, bolder b being less anxious to press, prices of that grain ...

... THE BANK OF MANCHESTERLOSS OF ONE I MILLION STERLING. Manchester, Monday afternoon. When the Manchester papers of Saturday announced to the astonished public, and still more to the astonished share- holders, that Mr. Burdekin had absconded, taking with him unknown assets belonging to the Bank of Manchester, the unerring symptoms of an approaching earthquake could not have well caused more ...

... I - - -. BELFAST, OCT. 6.-Wheat from 85 6d to 9s 6d; ditto, red, 8s Od to 9s Od' barley, 6s 6d to 6s 6d; oats, 4s 6d to Ss 8d; oatmeal, 9s Od to ?? 4d; first flour, 20s; second, 18s Od; inferior second, 16s Od: third, 14s; fourth, 12s Od; bran, Ss. per cwt. CORK, OCT. 6.-New oats, 6s Od to 7s Gd; old ditto, 7s 6d to 9s Od; wiveat, white, 17s Od to 24s Gd ; ditto, red, 12s Od to S2s Od per brl ...

... I ?? MARKETS Hits f nag ~ tl_1 . GREEN-STREET, OCT. - 7.-Potatoes, Icups I3. 8d; pinks, Is. IOd. to 2s. Od.; blacks' 15. d to Is. lad.; lumpers, Is. 2d. to Is. 421 E d. to 4s. 4d. ; retail, 4s. 8d. to 5s. 2d. Buttergfro Wh6ledale 9jad. per lb.frm6. TaO31AS-STREET BUTTER CRANE, OCTOBER butter, first quality, 80s. per cwt.; second ditto 7 third ditto, 68s. Cool butter selling in good deanae, S.; ...

... REVIEW OF TIlE BRITISH CORN TRADE Fol THE PAST WEEK. (Fronm ?? £.press.) The weather has been very fine theroughout the week alike favourable for getting in the few patches of corn ,lhicl still remained abroad in the most backward districts, and fo- malking rapid progress with autmnin sowing in the southern counties. The land works admirably, and a larger breadth of wheat has been comnmitted ...

... I The usual weekly meeting of this body leas held yesterday- evening in the Corn-Exchange, MIr. PLONKtETT (silk weaver) in the chair. The Secretary read the following letter froom the Cork Operative Bakers' Society, which, was received with loud applause :_ -Cork, October 9th, 1842. Sin-I am directed by the Cork Operative Bakers' Society to return their grateful thanks to the Repeal Board of ...