... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... EXPORT OF MACHIDNE1IY-IRISH LINEN TRADE. I The government :(says the IMercantile Adverhiser) have aimed a deadly blow at the Irish linen and yarn trade, almost the only source of manufacturing industry now existing in this country. This will be seen by the following memorial, addressed to the Board of Trade by the linen merchants and lianufacturers of the province of Ulster -That your ...

... CLONMEL, JULY 27.-Wheat, Otd to O0d per stone; white oats, 61d to 7d; black ditto, O1 to Od per stone; barley, 9s 6d to lOsWd; here, Ss per barrel; flour, seconds, 35s Od; ditto, household, 33s Od; ditto, thirds, 23s Od; ditto, fourths, 17s per bag; oatmeal, 10s 6d per civt; bran 3s Od; pollard, 3s Od per barrel; bacon pigs, 26s to Hi. CORK, JULY 27.-Wheat, 26s Od to 30s Od, barleyv 13s Os to ...