... | .. .. .. a n- .. - n .~ GREEN-STREET, SEPT. 23.-Potatoes, cups, d Is. 8d; pinks, Is. 8d. to is. IOd.; blacks, Is. 4d, to .6d -td Eggs, wholesale, 4s. 4d.; retail, 4. 8dd Butter fr 6d. to 9;d. per lb., anda small supply. THOMAS-STREET BUTTER CRANE, SEPT. 23 butter, first quality, S4s. per cwt.; second ditto . third ditto, 72s. Cool butter selling in good demand, fro 7d. to 91d. per lb. i ...

... I t ?? ?? . -r.2 ft I - , -- kprom a ?? of the Chronicle at New Yoel.) NEW YonK, AuA. 25-I send you beneath a list or certain articles of ordinary use in housekeeping, with their present retail prices, in this city. For better convenietis these prices are stated in English currency. You will perceive that the prime necessary of life, whet flour, is not cheap in comparison with the others. ...

... I r- ?? ,. - r-. I I llroln, the Mlark.!ane Exrpress.) Unless our this year's crops prove decidedly deficient there seems very little chance of our requiring any fuyther importation of consequence; and though we do not antici. pate any immediate fall in prices, we are of opinion that no material rally can be calculated on, owing to the encon. ragement held out to foreign growers by the ...

... To HEPROrE-TO0RS OFi THE PATRIOTIC INSURANCE COMPANY. 54, Charlemont-street, Sept. 9, 1842.. LADIES AND GENTlrEMAEN-I take the liberty to lay 52 before you an accurate account of the state of your affairs Fr asj.pould possibly do, from the statements I seen at your sol head office, 9, College-green. In doing so I congratulate to you on the prosperous state of your affairs-I may say the most ...

... MEETING OF THE DUBLIN AND KINGSTOWN IEETING RAILWAY COMPANY. Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, a special general meeting of the Dublin and Kingstown Railway Companly was held at the office, 48, Westlaud-row, for the purpose of consider- ing the propriety of authorizing the directors to affix the common seal of the company to a mortgage to the Board of Works for a loan of 25,0001. for the ...

... CORN-EXC1TANGE, MONDAV. SRPT. 5.-The supplies of English Wheat are moderate. Imt we have a good surply rf Foreign, the greater part of whiecl has been entered at I Is to 12s per qr. duty, and is offerinsi for sale free. Prices has ad- vaneed 3:s to .s per qr. sittee this (lay week, and a verv laree business hIaL been do]ne. The demiand for Flour iR impiroved, antI Ip per qr. higher for ship ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADpE po I £~~HE PAST WEEK. (From the Mark-lane Express.) The weather has been fine throughout the week, ?? rapid progress has been made with the harvest work in the more backward districts; indeed so anxious have farmers become to get in the remainder of their crops, that in some instances scarcely sufficient time has been allowed for the moisture which was ...

... SALE OF BLOOD STOCK, BY AIESSTS. TAT- TERSTALL. The property of Mr. Vansittart. Gns. Brown mare by Perion, dam by Abjer, with a colt foal by Sheet Anchor, and covered by the Bard ?? 80 Bay gelding, 2 yrs, by Tomboy, out of Elisena ?? 30 Black yearling filly, by Sheet Anchor, out of Smol- lett's dam ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 40 Bay filly (ditto), by Sir Hildebrand, out of Deuce 20 The property of Mr. ...

... I _ _ _- _ _ _ BELFAST MAlARKETs.-TiwutsDAv. Sip'rsmusn 29. : 1 121;). Oatmeal, ?? 9s ?? Wheat W17h. 8 0-9 -Red 8 0- 9 Barley ?? 6 0- 6 Oats, Potato 5 6 6 Poland ditto 5 0 - 5 Ditto, old ?? 7 (3 _ 7 Flour Ist 20 0 0 2d18 0 0 _ 3d1.. IS 0 _ - 4th 14 6 _ 0 Bran ?? 5 0 0 Potatoes ?? 3 I 1 rirhinButt.80 0 - 0 Ashes, Pot 29 n - 0 ---Pearl 30 0 _0 BarillaAli.12 6 - 0 Infer. I0 0 _ 0 -Scilyl I 0 ...

... LONI)ON MARKETS. CORN-EXCIIA NCO. FRIDAY. SEPT. 2.-The supplies of Enielish Grain of all kinds are moderate from Monday lI'It. Of F'oreign Wheat we have anl arrival of 15.520 quarters. Thle extremely low prices of Foreign Wheat heave brought ny ninny country bnyere, and the trade has hecn tolerabily brisk, at is advance above Monday's prices. Our town millers are also buyers to some extent, ...

... I LIVErIPOOL AAflKETS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26.-We have this week to report some iet'ease in the arrivals of wheat and oatmeal from Ireland, which amount respectively to 4,122 quarters and 1,010 loads; these, with 9,1(i8 quarters of foreign wheat and 10,510 barrels of Canadian four, constitute the princi- pal imports. The rates of duty on wheat, oats, and dour, are severally advanced to 1Ss. per ...

... CORN-EXCIIANGF, FRInIAY. SsRP. 23. - Thre Enrel~ih Ptr~pis of NVheatanod Flour is tolorahly good. Foreign IV rr'as t large. nail of Irish Olatst we hirve sir arrival of 4.54( qrr-rrterA. ni'howitat trade is without alteration from Mlo~nday'. Ili other grain there is sio variation worthy of notice. Seeds steady AVTERAGE PnICE OF CORtN IN ENGL.ANDANI) WALES, FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBOER 17. ...