... I I MONDAY, JULY 3.-A few cargoes of wheat btn rived from the English coast, and 6,840 loads of ut from Ireland; but the .week's imports of grain, &ma on the whole, of a moderate amount. To-day the at. phere has been warm, but for three days previous web return of cold temperature, and, influenced as ins this season by the state of the weather, holders of w again showed more firmness, the ...

... ITHiE MtflN~I COMPANY OF IRELAND. The half early asiembly of the Mining Company of Ire- land ?? yesterday, at the office Lower Ormond-quay, JAMEs DAWSON, Esq., In the chair. The secretary, Mr. Purdy, read the report of the Board f of Directors for the past half year, with abstract of the accounts; by which it appears that profit amounting to 10.3451. Is., including interest on capital at the ...

... (ACCUBATELV IEPOREEO FOR TulE rltErMA.) - Saturday, July 1, 184 PROVISION5.-KEVIX'5-PORT, WEDNESDAY- We hsdr very full market of butter, which sold so low as 6d to 8dpi lb; and 70s to 72s per cwt for firkin ; bacon and hams kQ about that of this day week-3s5 to 37s; bladdered Isrd 42s to 44s; cheeks, 26s to 303; rough lard, 25s to 27i; old hay, 2s to 3s; straw, Is 8d to 2s; potatoes-cups, IsI ...

... MONEY MARIXF4T-LONpON, SATURDAY. (From the Observer.) The fall in Consols of 4 per cent. is ascribable to a better demand for nmoney, the payments into the public, depart- ments immediately previously to the close of the financial quarter, absorbing, as is well known, a few rnillions ster- ling. Hence some plenteousness of stock; but though twenties up to fity thousands of stock were offered ...

... bu 1J':Ak AND CO::s.'S Tta I , The ?? rtiee RP oRT T. i. Vantile houses in trade inEngland, v Ule'S1a4 terest at' this time:. - V breati 5 ?? MAtCflESTI;l: 1ST JULY, 1843-Th, tendency of ourimarket, noticed In ourrepo was followed by a general decline of prig h51 about ihreeto four per cent. on yarns and'aen'8 tlr withstanding this retrograde movement, 805ds; c apresent position-in a ...

... Ronbron I Harieto. CORN-EXCHANGE. FRIDA V. JUNX 30 -Sim, scarcely any fresh English Wh eat has comne to hand 'nday stands presented a very scanty u umber of sampleR ?? demand was steady, at full quol ations, and a clearance wa readily effected. In free Foreigs i Wheat a good retail bhal ness was doing, and the rates bad an Upward tendeur T4J best Barley and Malt were seat ce, and the ten d inc ...

... MofllBOl Alatmt0. I CORN-EXCIIANGiE. MONDDAY, JULY 3.-We had hut an indifferent supply of English W'heat, and the standis wete cleared at 2s aivatnee. Foreign Is to 2s denter. Barley is ather higher in price, owing to short supply. Peas Is high. er, and Beans folly as dear as last week, Eoglisli Oats Is, anld Irish Oats Gd per quvnrter higher, viii h a good demtmd.- Wheat. per qwarter, Essex. ...

... BELFAST MIARKETS.-TaHuSiDAY, JC. p1121.). 21 '2le,. ofatmeal, ?? 9s 9d@10 1 Dutch Pipes I O @ 3 ?? Th. 9 0 -11_ 0 1 ?? 9 0 -I l 0 7obacco,leaf O6 f R Barley ?? 6G_7 0 - rI.3 4- ( Oats, Potato 6 3 _- 6. 6 l phy P O -10 Poland ditto 5 9 _ 6 3 _pig. 306-3 0 Fiour 1st 16 0 O_s it oI .nt ?? 5 0-O O _ 21 15 0. _ 0 0 ?? 7ydozl 0-3 0 3d.. IS 0 _ 0 0 Suqtar, refilteO 9 - 0 10 - 4th 10 0 _ 0 0 Btte, ...