... , ~~DUI/ILIN 3AfiA~R-'. ?? i I RIe ?? R .. _. I AC.z&E. ?? t 5'UiiRATELYV REpORTED 1l't THlE FE13M.cb aI , hisrodac 35th1 -M POTATO 31ARIEETS..TliTe supp;ies of potatoe . 1544 both at tile usual markets, canals, aid q 6ce llie: from 28. 8d. to 3s- 8d. per cwt., according to aid t t 1r5c5. BrUTTER MAIIIETS.-Ovwing to the lentif butter, our markets have receded 3is. to 4s. Pe oft butter may be ...

... (ACCURATELY REPOtrED rOE I FOElt O.) Dublin, Thursday, Octobers81, ISM S8Ia1SHFIELD CATTLE MARIcET. TO-D.Y.-ThenUalberofbo;. cattle and sheep at this day's market were at least one-fourih less than this day ;veek. notwithstanding ?? it wess ale difficult to sell both beef and mutton; indeed recent pricee were only had for the best quality of heifer or bullock beef-prie 38s. to 45s. off sink. ...

... - LIVERPOOL IAKT CORN -- A ?? 0. N MOSNDAY, AuGUST 19.-Tie wveek's import's of grain oatmeal, are of moderate almount. The only chell7 . i.l4t all advance of Is. per quarte' ron bzsos. U;Ld, r I t settled weather holders liave been 'drm, and h U manded advanced prices; but buyers have, on acted very ciltiiotesly, and wheat has not reali.e:I me to 2d. per bushel above our lastquoted prices, ...

... I (ACCURATFLY I D ublin,~' Thlady Po, - THE CATTLE 31ARRET, TOr,.-,Wg to 'l rhrdY 0t1b01 of yesterday and tbe preceding dar o e, e1a- 4 ol cattle as would have boen 5 ?? Ie hd not re t from BalInasloe fair on Ted - Tile cattle a parent rise in the rcso YeSterday ?? 84 3 of from 0, to I eso ahe e a8 cempa wiem cannot be made before spring a But on it-en5 tat r this principally arises irmthi ...

... By the latest accounts from New YOrk, the report Of tlhe cotton market is favourable; the New Yerk JoursAe of Commerce of the 8th reports- The week closesductio A much better tone than it opened; in fact, the reduction in price has been ?? generally is uernted to be in a very good state, though the at lnt O Wdal tinsactios wag tot very larget he trade at LiVz' pohas ehibitd some favourable ...

... 230.aot >.Primcg Orrzat. ,RIURSDAV, JOY 2.5. G RAIN. Wiurer. White ?? .perwt Clo 10 Gib, . 12 /) R!d ?? ?? ?? 010 I;3 014)I' lAP S ?? ?? ?? ;) 1 4 - 1 7 OATS ?? ?? ?? , 10 11 O I 80 PL.oua, S!',)e0fil, (Blelfast MtilO) ?? ) 2(1 0 (4 I I) First, or BIakers' 1., ?? 0 10 o . (o Second ?? ?? ,) 1(3 (3 .. 0 ( ) , Foulrth ?? 0 0 0 n) . ?? ?? 6 3 l S |i IVWI0L.ESALE. Bu'erut, Firkhn nt the scdle Ier ...

... Belflot i3ricro eatrrent. THIURSDAY, MARCH 7. GRAIN. 'II41T. MOitW ?? ?? per owl C) 12 ae ) 1.3 0 Rltc ?? ?? I) 12 u- 0 1:3 o OMLFY ?? ?? ?? ?? 0 7 1) _ 13 8 1 VPrS ?? ?? ?? .. W - .; 0z. 7 'C kT.It EAr. ?? ?? . ) ( 10-_ () I1 3 ,oult, Siiperflrie, ( Belfast Mills) ?? O 21 0- 0 o 0 First, fr BIakers' ?? ?? 11) 0 o o Sepoidl ?? .. ?? 17 0-. 0 0 6 Third ?? ?? ?? 1 15 0- ( 0 o IFourth .. ?? |1 ...

... BE ?? FAST Sll I P N E VS. A It n I v I' D . Apii III- PriveIe of W aIvt. (st) M NeiIage, Fleetwood 1 -1 Pit (.oil ( St ) {:om\ 11 II, iverp(ool Heart of Ok. Sloan, Liv'erpool. gemicial corgo 14-Pilicce if Wa:les, (St) FlNila-e, Ileetwood Amt, Josl, lli2;. nix and seed 15-Flfizibletli, Atl ierrait, Bat gor, tilatem '2 volliels. S A I 1. E ?? Apt il 10- lli ruinwgillini (> ), Chubils( D~ublin A ...

... = = =~~10 I~ICC -urr- cnt. $eliaot !3ricco 4currellt, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22. G RA IN. WVHEAT, Whlite ?? ?? per CWI El) 10 6@Cl 1 Red .. .. .. 011) 0.. 1 B3ARSY ?? ?? ?? . .. 07 ; o.. a OATS .. ?? ?? ?? O0 4 0 070 OATMEAL ?? ?? . ..0 9 10 0 l F~oun, Superfine, (Belfast Mills) ..0 106 .0 I 0 First, or Bankers' . .. 0 17 6 .0 0 Second ?? .. .. 0 16 6 0 0 6 Third ?? .. .0 15 o- 0 0 Fourth ?? . .. 0 ...

... REVIEW OF TEE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURING THIE PAST WEEK. fA lhs'idyedfrom th/e London Farners' Journal.) The weather during the last week has becn highly fA vourable for bringing wheat sowing to a satista.lctotr conclusion, and also well calculated to retard tile too foi ward vegetation of' the young plant. There hals been but little alteration in the state of fh ?? since this dlay week. ...

... T2hvrsday Ereeing. The English securities exhibit no new feature to-day, bht they maintain mur-h firmness, notwithstanding that the business trans- acted is rather limited. Consols at one period of the morning were done at 974, which nas the price at which it was understood the hroker artitig on behalf of the Commisssoners of Saings' Banks made his ustal purchase ; but they ultimately closed ...

... IMPROVED STODERI v RWSBANDRY C CO3>AR -WITH Tf E OLD SYSTEM. le i in I ay to is h a it- n o Os, ry ?Se iO- ed} 1i: re al- ,5, nIsT lilt *es- he art efl O.I ,is ,nd nd ohra VMl Ilis ill- :1l- STATEtSttN-T MA-aDS Ba' EtR. -SMITIT 0 StEANSTON, 'r I. Old &stemr.-.-Statener ?? thel u].- tion, together with the r etet o from. an acre (Scotch) rf t' ua soii, with a. hard retentie enu bsoil. before ...