... M AR KE TS. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE.-Juay 1. Ve havO had a whole week of hot forcing weather, which , ts improved the appearance of the growing crops mate. rially. Hay cutting has been in active operation, and about one half of the crop already secured in the finest con- dition. Our millers and dealers-who in the three pre- ceding weeks supplied themselves freely-have, with the change of ...

... cet 5y, FRIDAY, Aug. B.-Wid ?? light. sh AaivnD.-Hungarlan, Patterson, from New York-Queen, ti- Daly Callao-Woodtock, Meredith, Jamaica-Cora, Morris, t. Stephmen, N.B,-Lucia, Yabbach, Trieste-Le Petit Caporal, - Benpnd,; Nanteis-Peican ?? Rotterdam-Prince of WaleB, - Jonea, I. Grasde-Columbue, Goble, Pernambuco-Jobl . Zancoek, Lavenseller, New Orleanaatera, Budig, Konige- beg A, SLD.-Xron Vale ...

... VESSELS ENTR.RID FOR LOADING INeCR OUR M81Z .. (7'hefi,¢7ra den~ote the rcj/izer Inesrtlhen of the mom's.M) a AFRICA. ?? Swifure, Wardlow, 208, Afriha. 't CHINA. d1 Albert Edward, StoddarI, 4,7, Hlnun Hong, &c.-W. and J. s Tyrer. EAST INDIES. Jean, CuraetJeo, Withycotube, 81W, Boinbay-Iinrle and Tom. Malabar, Croaker, fri, Cdlcutta-S. anl W. Pexree. WEST INDIES. k Concordia, Doa, 24S, Cuba-J. ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANdE.-J4ANAR 21. . barlepy. 400 qrs. malt, 1351 qrs. oats,;85qi qr. bean,. 4 , qrs pasa, 2657 qrs. Indian corn, 4S73 loId-4oatmee2, 2384 ac and 63S6 barrels of floor. The trade hs, been of a rreilj character, but there has been no material change in theialue of any article. 5221 qra. wheat, 288 qr. barley,, l1 qrs. beans, 3733 qrs. Idian corn, 530 brs. corn meal,. 430 sacks ...

... LIVB-RPOOL CORN EXCHANGE.-JANssAsv 81.Ii We have received since Tuesday 6656 sacks French and I 3o,71'7 barrels of American flour, but our otber importa- I tions have been small. The shipments to Ireland consist 3 of 1179 quarters wheat, 25 quarters malt, 111) quarters 3 beaus, 3657 quarters Indianl corn, 1 47 baerrels of cornmeal, Ba 25 Backs and 1074 barrels of flour. The business trans. 3 ...

... SHIP NE \S PI Ii TEAl -Y .J00i- I ~ Iirai'a, Auniivmir. iule ol~ Welling-tonllirtri ?? u trta Coriatairtilla, llnoltrir, He 'ik'I a ~a awes'. Mr -bil0- Stariirrldlo er, ?? ilargai rbnoi Wiarr, Z'intc- Luirean Ainir, Nruites I'o,'telr, c.C)~r ,ai ?? inalgi, !alr'rrt LiA idaCr. Wadle.c Cvirft-t liW.' fily, long. Piorto, Ileo-CieI'Iapcoke, loirdart, 7,w 0iv(rrcalil-17ii lerivriter, Shipley, Nowt ...

... A quarterly meeting of the members of the Cha -ber of - Commerce was held yesterday, in the offices, Exchauge- ma building.s, Mr. Thomas B, Horsfall, president, in the chair. gr There were also present Messrs. Heath, Htalnkin, Sheil, on Stitt, Malconson, Arnott, Preston, Boult, Wylie, Bushell, Ba Clint, Crooke, Foxwood, and Bennett. The CH.AsIcelAN, in openiniog the business of the mnecting, ...

... ELIVERPOOL SHAR MARKET. I jul Tuaais O'OLOCS. MONrDAY, OUTr. 20, 1851. n rer TO-DAY'S SALES a P. RAILWAYS. PR5C18.10 I THIlS DAY. d h0 Aberdeen ?? 9 93 ml 83 Preference~sixprc.initerPt 6of 7b 63 Amiborgate anA EasternO June .. 43 438 26 dirkli'd. L., sund Clio~h ?? 1053jl 273 Late C'bes'tr and lBirkenfhead. 163 17 16 17* Do. £22 shares ?? o 618 O1il 15 Biriarrughint and DUdMeY ?? 99i' tri 20 ...

... HOUSEWIFE'S COR iER. LIVrFRPOOL AND BIRKENHEAD MARKETS c | ij. JOliti:S.L!VFiRPOOh I Dhalun;-'lIExD .I AsTlc | Satulrd~y, t Wednlesdaly, l SaturdaY, 'j i Jan y 25. Janwua~ry 22.! January25. e . d 0 S.d S.d. B.d. s.-d. - (- rc per lb. 0 4l i 29 V 0d)9d 7 , 0 9 0 4 . 0 7 0 4k 03 1 meol .ll. 0 tO. 0 7 0 i.0 7 :o o,.o GI '0 00 0 70. 0 0 .00 0 f>'i'sb 11 Srt. 0 5 0 Gt ° 0 '00 0 G t clt rtr . 00 ...

... UACCUBAT£LY REPORTMD rnR -u -1-1w - - I IAVUVVAXZ1X DEPORTED FOR THE FREEMAN.) Thursday, 2d January, 1851. PnOvTszoNs.-The markets yesterday had a large supply and dull sales, more parcels being unsold than we remember when we left, about half-past three o'clock. BACON.-Notwithstanding the show of fine qualities and ex- cellent cure of homestuffs, holders had to submit to a reduction offally ...

... I I ML_ ?? . . . . The annual meeting of the trustees and managers of this institution was held yesterday at the board-room of the Savings Bank, Abbey-street. Besides those connected in that capacity with the bank, there was a numerous attend- ance of respectable and influential citizens who take an in- terest in the well-being of that class for whose advantage the Dublin Savings Bank was ...

... I I The parent Board of Irish Manufacture and Industry held its usual weekly meeting on Tuesday evening, the 22d inst., at Mason's Rooms, Essex-bridge, Mr. M. DALY, of Nassau-atreet, in the chair. The Secretary read the minutes of the week's proceedings, by which it appeared that a committee was in permanent sitting to devise ways and means of employment for the people-that the experiments ...