... I -. - SMITHFIELD AIAR;iTiZ-LONDOr, MoNbAy. The continued severe frost on the conitinent has caused 9, imports of foreign stock into Landon during the past weeltl be unusually small. The total importation has not exceeded So7 head. During the same week In 1840J we received 1,142 and at the correspondinlg period in t548 1,225 head.- lo er from Itotterdam and the other principal shipping ports ...

... RhEVIEW OF'THE BRIT[SII CORN TRADE FOR TUE REVIIV F T PAST WEEK. (from the 2Lfrk-'Lane Egpress) The change which the weather has undergone since our last may have the effect of checking. any further immediate rise in prices of wheat; not that it is likely to make any great alteration in supply and demand, but the more possibility of the northern contlnential ports being' freed from ice ...

... I THB DULN MARKETS. - (ACCURATELY rEO5PORTED FOR THE FRt7 F33eA.) Tuesday, Jan. 8, 8, The effectsof .the holidays on our local ad well as coUIII markets still keeps off the ubual supplies, and prices in tt cases continue a ahade upwards, with a fair demand. loust This la particularly observable In the potato markets t the supplies atre very hort, and, as stated In our last to ?? had ...

... - . . ,, . ?? I . \ (riroml t11 London NeGw Price Cuarrent, Taon.sgha SUGA-TOdayW I as n eeellnt equstdhdig er rates by Cd to Is were obtained for bright grocery and stron working sorts, inferior brown realised rather higher rates. The P IIurchases amounted to 1,000, hinds, &e, including tit auction] OIl hhuds 14 trcs lBarbadoes, which %went with spirit at an advance on ri lust sales'rates of ...

... LIVEBFOOL CORN EXCHAN Tuesday, 8th Jamlla,..I The slight elevation in several of the Engh eourse of last week seems to have calmed down a litt* t Instances towards the elose; still, in the agricsit0t5 d ' the farmers, tired of ruinously low prices, 8ubmi w to further concession, especially where the means are to enable them to hold. In Ireland, during the sane tia, tb more limited supplies ...

... I TITS DUUBLAn xAmts. I (AOCOUtATXLf aamwRoTD FOR T9FSEIMA7.) Thansday, Jas. aS. ii3i. On Tuesday we adverted to the fact that the hide and itf trade has fallen off iol; hides from the previous year, aud amq add that such like diminution has been going on for ?? lid twelve years, tanne;,3 and wholesale merchants declining, t purchase on their own account, and the trade, or ?? palt is left, ...

... COMMERCIAL kNTELLIGENCE. THE LIVEtrOOL MiARKCETS, SUGAR -There has not been quite Bo Much activity In our market as during tile lest few weeks, but prices remain very firm. T'Ie quantity sold since our last consists of 45D hhds,, with 2,0010 bags Bengal, and r,200 mats Mauritius. Offoreign, considerable offers are unierstood to have been made for further parcels, and refuised. OIoLASSES.-About ...

... I o prl egent vveek there hats.4eqn aii.pirtial lzrll)5 artial revival of business in this market. wid keyan active de td and higher tell avn prevailed1 and 'sti. ,other leading there lies been more or Less animprovement., 1ticle- be no doubt we must bventlially feel the . fere which trade hits received' n'the dtherfside . ; nnel , buit at'.presnt the miserable state of' country throwq t' ...

... | -Ist_ _sP. InAle .-n.ll LONDON, MONDAY, TWELVY O'CTLO.-CRousnOn openon at 96J to 96j, and have advanced to i per cent., being at I this hour 96A to 96k. Console (Febrary account), 07 to 971; 34 per Cents,, 98J to 99; Exchequer Bills, 1,0001., 60s., to 61s.; 1001.and 2001., 60s. t Caledonians, II4 to 1li; Eastern Counties, 71 to 7a,.- The fluctuations of Console during the past week have been ...

... I SMITHF1ELD MARKET-LolDoe MONDAY. The imports of stock into London last week were confined to 1,0o6 head. At the corresponding period of 1849 tbey ?? to iO3, and at the same in 1848 to 1,211 head. Had it eit been for the severity of the weather, the importations ?? have shown a considerable excess over those of the two pre. ceding years. IMPORTS INTO LOSDOZ IN THE PAST WIEN. Beasts. Sheep. ...

... TUX DUBLlN )LAtKETS. (ACCURATILY REPORtTED MOt TRIC FPtsKm.5) Tuesday, Jan. 15, 1850. For several days having had severe frost and a snow storm, which has shut the navigation of the canals, and consequent decrease of our usual s8pply, we had to-day but a small mar- ket of krain, at higher rates, together with the improved state of the English markets, especially for oats, whioh are conai- ...

... I BRITISH AND IRISH STEAM1 PACKET COMPANY. I - ?? .~d The yearly general assembly o0 I'll1 ulIiP-Y n CU yeoterday at the cosepanyp office, 9, Eden-quay, for the pur- puse of foceiving the directors' report, and the statement of accounts for the past year, &ae Joti-N M'DoN.ELL, Esq., was called to the chair. The Secretary read tbe following feport i- REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS FOR'( RE T RUARt ...