... | REVIEW OF THIH BRITISH CoRN TRAD)E FOR THE PAST WEEK. (FROMN THE 5ARK-LANtE EXPREs8.) With tolerably good supplies, and an extremely slow demand (al parties being unwilling, so near the close of the year, to enter into fresh engagements), the trade has remained in a very quiet statest most of the leading provincial markets held during the week; holders-farmers as well as merchants-have, ...

... I REGISTRA'ION OF THE COMMERCIAL NAVY. The act of parliament passed last session compelling all persons employed in the navigation of the mer. cantile navy of the United Kingdom, save the ' masters, chaplains, 6 surgeons, { apothecaries, and pursers of ships to have themselves registered at the nearest Custom-house at the outports, or at the Merchants' Seamen Registry-office London, ...

... 17 , ItZ fD, A. ?? ?? ,I r, ;% P ° q I _ f-RE 3 jj ~'1ee 11 inmports of giai againo S* 6temarunt. The OlilyeCyehbige if A forneignV pi ls ais ae4vauce of Is. per q-rer l? being now subject to an import of 4U. Per quartet interruption of the holidays, the week's busiatess 'e been more than usually limited, but for wheat we l previous rates as quite maintained; new has been T supply, and Gs. 9d ...

... - INING COMPANY OF IRELAND. I The stated half-yearly a~sembly.of the Mining Company of Ireland was held yesterday at the company's office, 30, Lower Ormond. quay, to receive from the board of directors a report, with abstract of' the company's accounts for the half-year ending the 30th of November last. At twelve o'clock the chair was taken by JAMEs DAWvSON, Esq. The secretary (Mr. P'ardy) ...

... I hai -A15 - .- ?? I The company of undoirt:lkers of the Grand Canral assem- bled at their house ill W%,illiam-street onL Saturday last, for the purpose of talirsg ilto consideration (tie present posi- tio, of the luinipany in reference to tihe I rejectel rl ilvsy to the west of Ireland, flv Poitarliiigton, and also to reeeive from the directors their report of an interview had by the the ...

... I D UBLIN MARtKE.- (ACCURATELY lEPiOutaD FORa TliI. YlAIAV.) Tuesday, 7th JaIu:y. jls- CATTLrs MlARKxET, MONDAY--'Il h vr Wlea _vv catee primeiially ?? ?? grass, uud low in cotndition, u lit Sli 25s to 2t.,, Det, for slaughter, and a few iherinr, which brought from 4d to 46d per 11), silkitl! o011I Thre were a great mainy sprirgels, new calved cows, alid ca[.l-eS these brought good prices. ...

... .VG ES OFI' LABOUR. TO THI'. TRADESMEN AND LABOURERS OF DUBLIN. FELLOW. CITIZENS AND FRIiENrDSIf I were to call you together W'd point (jut a plan that would euab'e you certainiy aud permalently to 2 mise your wag.es from two to tell s5iiliilri a week, 5l{ u W0dWolitI eadily ?? that J had dlolie you a service-juu would fiel obiiged to me. i ?? eqiue!st Yut.U attteniou to u ijropoirion of even ...

... I CORN MAURPOT. MONDAS, JAN. 6.-A change of wind has brought up a nu- merous fleet of vessels the last two (lays, and Ave have to report a large quantity of Irish oats and oatmeal, With a fair quantity of wheat and lour. There is no change in theduties tbis veelk. The millers and dealers have still held back for the expected supplies, and the trade has been very inanimate. Ilolders of foreign ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH { A DAM VE o . TPAST WE. (FROM THbE MARK-LANE EXPREs .) In the remarks, made last week, in connectilotiwith the tabio~ in our review of the sales of the various kind. of grain d l'r four moniths since harvest, we stated the surplus ou barg tb 80,000 quarters, whereas it will have been observed by ?? 'e the tigures themselves that the actual difference betwee ethe t5 ...

... I I. .. . - - l . - - - (ACCURATELY R:EPORTED FOR TIIE FaEI:NIArse Thursdayw tjti llluar TEE CATTLE liaARUFT Of ?? was but moderately att grass cattle being nearly all sold and few stall-fed cattle ed pearilg in market. Prime Sheep and cattle brought the ap. price, 38s to 40s per csv t, whilst very inieriur 'as dull ' Ie % diffieult to effect sales at our last quotations Slauglt 1e 24s 6d to ...

... bDllILN i t I , ?? .. IACCtUIAT.LY RNIPORTED Full T§IlE yReeVAPQ . ue CATTLE MAREET, TueSdRy, 14th Janu..ryI 1e5 i '1'll CA'TTLE MARK ET* YESTEUDA Y, as Uu;sl, small, a and the few for sale were mostly young cattle for stle springers, and now calved cows, the prices of which are e very high, I01 to I6I each. Bef will in all probabilityrt3 Is higher on the commencement of stall-fed cattle, say ...

... REVIEW OF THE 1IRITIS11 CoRtN TRIADE FOR THIE PAST WVEEK. (FRONT Till MARK-LANE FXpol:,SS) During the week the trade has remnai Ie in precisely the samle position as before; the only variation which has occurred in prices of whest has been caused by the samples coming to hand in worso condition. Little or no alteration was made in quotations either at Ifull or Leeds on Tuesday, and the ...