... DUBLIIN MARKETS. a , ?? art AAtMI*T ,e- (Ex*RESSLY WRITTEN FOR THE FlEAN ORA) [le SMITHFIELD. wsh ir, The supply of prime beasts at Thursday's marketwath WrS shortest witnessed for several weeks previout.Oigt to this scarcity prices not only fully maintained former quota. eltions, but in some instances an .advance, too trilling, how- eat ever, to note, was obtained. so- Contrary to what might ...

... THE FUNDS.-SATURDAY. FOUR O'CLOCK. (ramon the List of Me8ore Wolfg, Brot hers*, Stork-test oer, Cheange alloy.)J BRITISH. Prce, FOR.IGN. Price. Clonsuls ?? 96 Belgian ?? .. 103 3 educed ?? i e ?? Long Annuities ?? 4 12 French 3 per Cent 8e Bank Stock . 182 exican S per Ci Newr 24 India Stock ?? 267 Port. Converted . 4.4. Exchequer Bills. 63spm R.Seian . 114 India Bonds ?? 75s pm Spanish 5 per ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, MONDAY, October 30th, 1843. Our supply of wheat during last week was pretty good for the season, and this morning the Essex stands were well filled with samples; the condition, however, was somewhat affected by the damp weather, this caused rather a dull sale, so that the finest dry samples only sup. ported last week's prices; all other descriptions were dull n sale, and ...

... MARKET HE.RALD. CO-RN E1XC (IA NG4, M1ondoye, June 26. niad( Flee supply. of Wlicat,this morning from Esse- is very modlerate P11- whilst fioni Kent and other counties there is less'than sauhi at tv More firmness was conisequently pvineed in the eales, and the -H trade recovered from the depression experienced on F riday last. Drill The continuance of fine weather tends to check any material F ...

... AIARKEr HERALD. nt CORN DXCU.l-NTGE,1 i'llonday, Dec. 25. ;o This morning (Monday) being Christmnasp DPy, thle Corn Ex- s I change is closed. sd iAHTtltN PRICE 0' (tRAIN AS UNDtittO Wheat ?? 40,e to 4'da Malt ?? 64s to tIG T'ck I .. 2 to 8 ?? ?? 413s to 5 Is Finle.6sl (to ~ harw 218s to 3'2s Ut White ?? 44s to,4lis I-log Peas 27s to 21k IFee-d oats l Bs to I Os Fine .. 0s to 56s M11aple ?? 2 ...

... TUESDAY'S POSTr CONTINUED. Ba ?? thd London Gazette of Flriday, May 12. Joscpb Poolly, Maidstone, timbor merchant. John Stevens, Britwell Salome, Oxfordshire, ironfounder. James Caleb Whittenbury, Blacklicath-hill, Kent, builder. Edward Binyon, Bell's-buildings, Salisbury-square, Fleet-streot, commission agent. JoyXn Gollop, David Redmund, and Thomas Kingsnorth, Charles- street, City-road, ...

... Dacnkruptsfrom the London Gazette of Friday, July 2 1. Joseph Starling, Southampton, hattcr. John Gray. Jarrosv, Durham, timber merchant. William \Ylitegjun. Aldersgate-street, chemist and druggist. Ilenry Ellis, Norwvich, draper. Heonry Andrews an Charlea Twining, Peoldmm, brewers. Thyinas Lloyd Jones, Wimborne Miister, Dorsetshirc, surgeon and apothecary. Evdward E nrdley, Exeter, china ...

... MIARKTll,' HERALD. CORN. EXCUlAl NO, Mforday, Janl. 2. The continued short supplies uf English Wheat at the present season tend to improve tile demand, notwithstanding there is still m uch reason to complain of the condition of samples. This mnorning the quantity fresh up from Essex, Kent. and Suffolkc being very limited, the millers became earlyr purchas'ers, and a good clearance wvas ...

... 11tisil MARKETS. ?? V-- .1 ?? pUBLIN COR\NE C11 ANG TuzqDAY. FE13. 21_11W1,,t :,nad Oats met a dull sale this day. s ate ?? aI l 1, Ba rley off4red, ro pr56 ?? rates htaroely ?? W1ite Whett3 per barrel 27s9 01 to OA;1 ; Baller Ils el 2t 0,1 to 28 Gd itiferimhr, ( s Ot n to1O 6dBre 14, 01; Oats I .d to £1; ad; Oatmeal 9c 00 to I Is 1;4 -2d1 Floor l p5 to 4to. ICRRIC, ACUS. SaTURDAY, Fxn. 18- ...

... THE LATE STORM-SHIlPWRECKS SINGULAR A AND DLSTntfCTIVE EFrrECTS or T, JATL STORBM.-In our last publication We alluded to the severe storm which visited us on Thursday night antI Friday, but we were not then aware of the great mischief which had been done. We allude to thle ravaes heich, dui -g the tornado of Thursday night, were effected ol the demense of Pembroke, the seat of Thomas 13. ...

... .&PPLOrMENT, SPRING ASSIZES, 1843. I I . . Baronies. Lower Ards ?? Upper Ards ?? Upper Castlereagh ?? Lower Castlereagh ?? Dufferin ?? Upper Iveagh (Low. Half) Upper Iveagh (tUp. alf) Lower Iveagh ?? Kinalarty ?? Locale ?? Mlorno ?? ?? Newvry ?? Parish of Kilmoro ?? , _ lillincllby ?? - D)rumballyroney - ?? - Clonallen ?? - Loughanislaud,.. - ?? - Saul ?? - Newry ?? Townland of Ballyvtalley ...

... ilornoonll I-Hatto. CORNEXCIIANU F.. FairrAv. PT. 1.-We h'me0to rspnrt avry heaivy trod. for rrlr-oat every article of GrAill. E,Igl;.h arid- Foreign Wheat declined In per qr. Orlditimii Barileywau gurine clri'ller. aoid the Patne may be samid of )fll Oil, Beaus, Port', end Flour barely supported their Previous y.lus' AVERAGE PRtICE OF CORN IN ENGLAND AND WL~ FOR TILE 'WEEK ENDIING AUGUST 26 ...