... I VIRVELPOOL MAIRTS. MoNDAY,. PFl. 21.-.Thesteamers have brought in a'few lots of: flour; and oatmeal from Ireland, but beyond these tle week's arrivals towqur corn market have (owing to eastealy wiwnds) been trifling. During the same period the trade has ruled dull; the demand for wheat has scarcely eqtended beyond the immediate no ghbourhoodand the milers and dealers thus located have' ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH COTN TRADE FOR I THER PAST' -WEEK. (From tihe Almkh-lane Exprevs). By the official report just published, it appears that the imports of wheat into the United Kingdom have amounted to only 8,932 quarters, during the month ending the 5th in- stant: of this quantity, 1,915 quarters were from British i possessions, and 7,017 quarters from foreign countries. Within the same ...

... BELFAST MONTILY MIARKET REPORT. HIURSDAY EVENING, M1ARCi 2. The weather continues favriurhle for Spring labor, which, in .rme dirtrictq, in already far advanced. The Grain marketehavelost,during the Instmonth, the ad. vance and firm appearance they had at the commencement of the year, and this week's advices note a further decline hi most articles. As countrv supplies may now fall off for a ...

... BELFAST MIARKETS-THURSDAy, MSARCH 2. I V 1121o. Y 12 dozen. - Oatmeal, ?? 8x 6d@ 9 4 Dutch Pipes I 0 @ 3 0 IVweat IVL. 9 6 -10 2 V 16 OZ. Red 9 0 - 9 10 Tolbaccojleaf0 6 @ 0 9 Barlel .. 5 6- _i6 3 roll3 4-4 0 Oa(ts, Potato 5 0 . 5 p 1 - lug 0 0( - ) n Poland litto 4 8 5 2 - pig 3 8 _ 3 Seed Oats 5 4- 6 jSnufl.. _. 4 0 6 6 Flour Ist 17 0 _17 6 Cigars tloz.I 0 - 3 0 d 15 0 -16 0 Sular, ...

... LONDON.:MARK WfYS. COItW EXtIHANGE. MODWAY; Fitm 27.-TIe supply of 'Vcit by laoiil-c:arringemsiniples was agaln very mi aud.tbo te copdition ?? Trbe trad -,opelcdl very ,heavily, .anf excepiiimg a fewv sl6ted simiples or dry Wiheat Blust be qijo. ted Isto 2i louvr Foreign sells verysloivly, btt ?? psices are lamiindled ; 'we did not bear of ar boudyfleine sold. Finc seleetillitley war in: ...

... A RtIVED. Feb. 24-Roindeer, Head ?? Liverpool Flora, Stewart, GlaiRzow Aurora, (at) A:idericl, Gla;Ro r March I-Leeds. (at) Williamt. EDubhiio Newcastle, Bnrtom, Carlisle 2-Tartar, (at) Stewart, Glaagow 14 colliers. SAILED. F-b. 27 -Tartar,.(At) Stewart, Glasgow 28 -Dnke (of Cornwall, (st.) Mills, LTndon Coutitess of I. ons lale, Lamtuh, %Vlitelhaven lcioeIn, (ct) Gnwitn. Liverpool Rmcer. ...

... ?? DUBLIN MIARKETS.. (EXPRESBLY WRITTEN FOR THE FREEMAN'S JorfNAL.) Such has been the state of our cattle and corn markets d this week, that both may be said to have proved, so far, nearly equally ruinous to both grazier and agriculturist. I the first there, was, on Thursday last, a fall, 'and a heavy one, I in beef and mutton, even under the reduction in that day S week's prices. ,Many prime ...

... BEIFAST MARK ETS-Mu,9 )AV, MUARCH 6. Il1/eat, per cut. sate i 9s 6d to IOx 3d : ditlo, rmdt 9s lit I Oi IBa rley Ss 3d to Gs ; 1'olund 0s/s 4s elt to 5s 241; Potato /olts Ss 2a1t, 5s ?? Seed Oats SJ 6d to S s I°d ; (Ostsiersl 8s 6,d o 9s 4d Oalmeal per stone 1 d; Flour per cotv. Ist, 17s to 18s; 2nd Is to IGs ; 3rl, 12. to 14s; 4th, Ss to lls , Yirun 4s id to S per cvt ; Potatoes lid to Is 21d ...

... LONI)ON MARKETS. CORN-EXClHANGE. FRIDAY. MARCH 3--The inpplii during the veek have heen moderate of Wheat, troleral,,y gond of Barley, aud short of Oats. We have also Onc carea of Foreign Wheat reported. which will go into bond, tile (111ty till continuing at 20s per quarter. We have very few Pa. ples of Grain fregh tip, andi a thin attendance of ?? IVlreats would make Mondty's prices. as also ...

... IL I GLEWN-w9ur- M A ?? k*REEN-STREET, MARCH 7.-Cup potatoes, Is. tet to Is. 8d; apples, 2s. 2d. to 2s. 4d.; lump ers, Is. 2d. to is 3d. pinks, Os. Od. Os Od; eggs, wholesale, Is. id. ; retail, 4s. 8d to 4s. 1Od.; turkeys, 6s. Od. to 9s. Od.; barn door fowl, od to Os. Od. ; geese, 3s. to 5s.; ducks, 2s. 6d. to 3s.; rab- bits, l1. 2d. to Is. 3d.; hares, is. 3d. to Is. 4d. Butter in good demand ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE FOR ThEIPAST - WEEK. (From the MarA-lane Express.) i The trade has during the week remained in a very languid state at all the provincial markets. Wheat, which'more or less governs the prices of most other kinds of corn, has further receded in value at several of the principal towns. At most of the markets in the agricultural districts, e whether in the interior or on ...

... I - 7 - IQ W1.uf -* II - MONDAY, MIARCH 6.-With a prevalence of easterly twiuds we have this week to note very moderate arrivals of lgrain from Ireland and our own coast. Of foreign wheat, have the first arrival of last year's crop in a cargo of 1,700 quarters from Wolgast, of very superior quality, and weigh- inn about 641bs. the imperial bushel. We continue to have a very slow demand for ...