... ' IVERPooL MARKETS. CORN DMAIRSaT, AlONDAY, Nov. 26.-Since our lst repr.rt every article of the Corn trade bas be..n in verr rnoderae sup- ,ply, but together with vhe quantity remaining frotm the pre- ..vzous imports. inrue than sufficient to meet tme deuriand. On Tueslag prices rather declixed for all but the hest descriptions oft Wieat; Oats -were also a hallpennr' per 45 Jbs cheaper, arod ...

... 0 L)U BLiN MARKETI. (Accourately reported tor the Freeman, April 6., s' v r'rit FIELD. Thyrsday there was' a good supply of horned cattla, sbee. liamb aiid'calvea inrmarkef. Prices hravy on all descriptions.- Prime beef, 4 id to 5d per lb. sinkingoffail; sbeep, ,ijto 4 4 each ;-cafrtes, ?Oe to SOS8 lamb, i8s to YOs; 6acou yig3,2S,; Q eu45 iebiarordg to quality. 'HA Y-2s Set to 3s on per cwt.; ...

... . (A ustra1y reported fer the Freeenant, Notember P.) S MIT I FIt EL D. TJuItRaDA-A-The market was abundantly supplied with horned cattle, price from 25s to 29s per cwt., sinking OIl, accordierg to quality; no alterationl in prices of a gono ?? of yearling pigs ; coopers' price, SSs per cwt.; bacon p'g9, 34s per~do; stall pork 34-d per lb.; a large number of horned catttle li~ugbt for exrport. ...

... CORK, AUG. i3.-Wheat, S31 Od per barrel of 209tone; Barley, Oa Od to Os Od per do of 16 stone; Bere, Os per ditto; Oats, 9a 'lOd to 10s 4d per barrel of 14 at. Flour, 18s 6d to 29. 6d per awt ; Oatmeal, 00, Os to 00 OtO per ton; Bacoo Pigs. 35t to S6s per cwt; Potatoes, 4d to 511 per weight of 2l~bs ; Butter; theatTerchants, 75Sto 79d per owt; the country, 67a 71s p.r do. LIMERICK. AUG 14.-Red ...

... I DROGULiDA TRADFS' POLITICAL UNION, I A(FaUs intl CntiHSPt)NL)StT.) .A most numerouS mue't-o3 uf the members of this paitriotic and i ntelligenit body Was hield on Sunday, the 19th inlt., iha the public scocil-boutt6e, ?? WILLIAM CAMPflELL, V.P., in ithe Chair. | i I 'Sr -fcei A sji reao ?? mitnutes of thle lat tte -Ltng, antd Stated talt Ihe aloti-titl e petvtn bi:td rtceiveil a great ...

... R4E UIO ! L I Tbere was a thinly attended meeting of the members of the rzades' Us9'On last night, at the Arena, Lower Abbey-street, Severa - 'Mir. SLEVIN in the Chair. Several newmembers were proposed sod admited. Mr. CANNON read the report of the Stone Plasterers. It briefly set forth the disadvantages nader which that trade has laboured since the act of Union. Mr. JoNEs read the address ...

... rI~ l W i f ~ A I T ibere was a meeing lest night of ii. *National .raes' 0 Political Union. . - Mr.OBRIEN in the.Chair. .Mr. StEvil rose to state to the uteetiig the result of tte r exertitios of the dlepbttiuon who bad been appnitited to collect 9ub)criptioni, from the rmerchanie and traders .of thecity.. The principal subscriptions were as follow:-Mr. Oenv Mguire, 1, MisaMurphy, Capel ...

... DUBLIN MARKE'IS.-- I f t - -tt t-f rvne tl ;1_ 1. , (Aecriately reported fhr the, Freeman, June 29.) S Al 1T HFIEL D. Tuesday, there was a fair supply of all descriptjon, of e in market. Prime Beef without alteration. Alilch C0, ttle 61 108 to 701 according to qtuatlit. Sheep frqm 35s to 4 j Lat from i8s to 22s. Cafves fro 4s to 4H tore Pig8s tj Large numbirs of all kind bbut'ilht for export. ...

... NATIONAL TRD-POII TRA DES'POIl CAL UNION.1 .. I . _ - I I : A erey rnmerous ?? ing ras. bhld yesterday at the .Aiena.- Atan t'tlr. GFRALD CREAN in the Chair. Mr. RAv: the Secreiry, read the ptinted black list of those who voted for'the Coneervativea. U ' Mr. C~a~tN rose and -called upon the electors of the Trades' r 0nionto complete the victory they had so nobly'cornnenced. -Afer the return ...

... TOITlE. EWiTOR OF IEFIEA'301 L. ?? I beg td -ffer my edp -- k`- c6id 'hn~ 'rtli 0 t3I t, oniur tyw' r ot~ iI 4 catin; i iro~g-h tie me stial of vbdr wtxd C~ ?? iug~~d liy'a~~ ift siffei~,u; asinldai ri i tel gI ~ I e, I t pe 'y.oujj rceN i ive die~t I ani inity t4ftcted j ca~'~ocary i th-irow~ alzps~ nd coppelledorb7 bomy ?? khi~or. ehaW~oliiu: their- veaw o lhir own as ?? spply i~, bwa ...

... tWATIONAL TRADES' POLITICAL UVN]iOP1 A numerous meeting took -lace yesterday, Mr. O'BRIEN in the cbair. Mr. BRADY, secretary. Mr. O'BhuisE thanked his brethren of the Union f6r having called him to the chair. The registry bad canluded, th,- elections were fNs( appraching, and he hoped the mesbers would onfine themselves to those t,.pics, and not diverge into bny thing which might iryolve the ...

... 1 GREAT.,BRITAIXJ. I - 1- I I OsRa'AaY Gross Receirt.. RLVE-tJESj Custos.. ?? ?? Stamnp.f- Taxes . . Post-()} at One Sbiliing in the pouno in. the pound on Pensions end sal~ieri and 4d. in - dep'~und on pensions.. i-lack corncbes hawke, & Ped rs is Crown Lands trnall brunch *es of the Ring's 2Se- reditary Re- velnue . Surrlus Frees ?? Public 0111- ces. TotlsI |Ezirauordina; ry resonrc--a fromn ...