... CLONMEL, JULY 2G.-Wheat, GOd to OOd per stone; white oats, 6id to 7d; black ditto, Od to Od per stone; barley, 9s 6d to lsO6d; here, 8s per barrel; flour, seconds, 349 Od; ditto, household, 32s Od; ditto, thirds, 22s Od; ditto, fourths, 55sperbag; oatmeal, ?? 6d per Gwt; bran 3S Od; pollard, 3S Od per barrel; bacon pigs, 28s to 309. CORK, JuLr 2G.-Wheat, 26s Od to 30s Od, barley, 12a Os to GOs ...

... 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 ...

... REVIEW OF THE- BRITISH CORN TRADE FOR THE PAST WEEK. . (Fronm the Mark-lane Expres.¶.) The weather has during the greater part of the week been v decidedly unsettled. On Tuesday very heavy rain fell in t most parts of the kingdom, and in many localities the crops a have been a good deal lodged, and otherwise injured thereby; o since then the temperature has been extremely low, and re- ports of ...

... ?? Alaructo. CORN-.XCIIANGE. MlONDAY. JULY 37.-During last week, althotbll tie supply of English Wheat was good, rwe were enabled to make al Advance of 2s per qr. from MNouday. This morning we had a large supply from Essex, whiieh was sold at an iniprovement of 2s to 3B front tide day se'iniglt, being about Is beyond Friday, but tile trade was not brisk. Free Foreign was in demand at at) ...

... Ribcrpoof fnlarrut0. (ORN-EXCHANGE. TUESDAY, JULY 25.--The arrival4 heoe drting the weekc consirt of l31S qrso' of Wheat, a mode- rate quantity of Mali, Beans, and Floirr, ciastwisO and from Ireland. with a very limited supply of otilher articles theneo the fredi inmports from abroad cnmaprising nier ly 1 Ino3 qrs. of Peaq, G0 sfalch of Oatmeal and 4Y63 barrels nf Flour frour Canada. The last ...

... (CO.MMUNICATED.) The usual weekly meeting of this patriotic body was held yesterday at the Great Rooms, Corn-Exchange, which were crowded at an early hour. At two o'clock, Mr. HACKETT, silk mercer, was called to the chair. The Cbairman addressed the meeting in an able manner amid cheers. Mr. Edward Pluaket read the minutes of last day's meet- ing, and observed that he received an apology from ...

... (ACCURATELY REPORTED FOR, THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL.) Saturday, 22d July, 1843. CAT'TL.-The prevalence of distemper among cattle, and that generally fatal, not only has thinned our cattte markets but lias caused higher prices for geod beef than would be otherwise given; in fact this season is an anamoly, that the prices of grass beef should be rising since spring. Dublin is also badly off as ...

... DUBLIN MARKETS - _ I (ACCURATELY REPORTED FOR THEFREEMAN's Saturday, 29th ju COOAL. FrSan MARKET-This week there has bee, July 1843 there has been a quantity of very inferior e Ittle do bd to 6hd, and occasionally Some fresh herrings at frO4 to 7s per long hundred; with the exception froR sl lobsters being from 25s to 289 per dozen, all ther ?? out of season, and without regular price, ether i ...

... TOE MARKETS.-- (ACCURATELI REPORTED FOR tHE FREE1.n C) Saturday. 8th July, 1143 TIIE PRlOVISION MTIARKETS }have been steady this Iveek, with a tendency upwards, except butter, which is cenran, in from the country freely, and is selling so low as 6tio !8d per lb. THE Fisn ;UARKETS have also been large; largequit tities of salmnu and fresh herrings avig appearge t. market. THE VEGETAIILE MARKETS ...

... THE FUNDS-LONDON, SATMMtDAY. (From the Observer.) An undue degree of importance has been attached in the Money Market, within the last day or two, but more espe. oially n the holders of the Unfunded Debt, to the cir- cumnstance that her Majesty's government intend to issue, with the sanction of the House of Commons, Exchequer bills to the amount of 150,0001., for the relief of the West India ...

... ,REVIE OF THE BRITISI AND FOREIGN I CORN TRADE, DURING THE PAST WEEK. (From the Afarh-Lane E.rpress.) The weather has during the greater part of the week been decidedly unsettled. On Tuesday very heavy rain fell in most parts of the kingdom, and in many localities the crops ha% e, Ewe are inforned, been a good deal lodged, and otherwise injured thereby, suice then the temperature has been ...

... (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 ...