... A return of the quantity of live stock imported from foreign countries into the three kingdoms since the removal of the prohibition in July, 1842, has been just printed by order of parliament. The return in- cludes oxen, cows, sheep, swine, &c., and sets forth the number imported in each month of the twelve. We give the totals of each year- Oxen Sie Period. and Cows. Calves. Sheep. LambsSine. ...

... (ACCURATELY REPORTED POIt TIlE FREEMAY.) Tuesday, July 1), 1845, Tam CATTLE MARKET, YESTERDAY-There was ver little alteration in the price of cattle, either as stock or milch cows, from our last quotations. A few inferior sheep sold at b5d per lb, offal sunsk. Lambs, 188 to 22s each Pig market brisk, at 33s to 36s per cwt. THE HAY MAuxErT-To-day, owing to the favourable change of weather, ...

... I IAVERtPOOL MI.ARI lS TE - CORN MARKltHtT. MON'DAY, JiAN. 20.-With tile exeeption of flour, of whid , moderate rlualtity has come to lilnd, tbe wee's rI ulo 5fg &e. either Coustwise or from Ireland, are light. 'J'l i, from abroaut comprise 1,440 qrs. of' wheat and 2. I.,) (r tile former from Galatz, th.e latter from Alexanudria ,ech1 has occurred in the duties on foreign produee. A full of ...

... I T (ACCURATELY REPORTED FOR THE FREEMAN.) Thursday, 7th August, 1845. 6 TnZ HARVEST AND CROPS continue Unaprecarious8tate,ofing n to the broken state of the weather, whichl has rained very t heavily since our report of Tuesday. As this will uinaueoce a- the prices greatly, and as it is now clearly understood that 3r England must require a considerable quantity of grain more By than was ...

... LIVE RPOOL MARKETS. MONDAY, SEPT. 8.-We have this week a fair arrival of oats. feour, and oatmeal from Ireland, but of wheat it is very small, The chief import from abroad is of Canadian flour, of which we have had 14,894 barrels. The duty on foreign wheat has de. clined to 17a per quarter, and of flour to IOs 2Ad per barrel; that on beaus has fallen to 18 Gd per quarter. Wilh exceedingly fine ...

... PRICES OF' IRISH STOCKS DURING THE WEEK. MaON. TUES, WED. THRUS. FRI. SAT. I per Ct Cone.. 98r; 98;**I 98; 99 98i 99 98j Reduced ?? ---S81 3~1 Debenturee.- - - - L. Annusitioes -- ?? - - Bank Stock 20S8 - 209 209 R. Canal Stock - . - - - G. Canal Stock Do Debs 6pr et D~o Deb 5 pr et- - - - - Do Debs 4pr et Do Debs 4 pr et City do 4pr et.- - 3 -- Do do 4 pr et 4 pr et Bal Off D~ebe ?? ...

... SUGAR-NEW TARIFpF-, vex l1he following extract from the colurnaa of thbpub ic miat be deeply interesting to every one connected with the sugar trade, and we give it without comment, reserving ,o a future occasion a few remarks we intend offering on its application to the trade of this country :_ nZVIEW OF THSE UGAR I5A2IMET. (From the Public Leger.) The advanced period of the year will justify ...

... (From the Times, City Article.) The recent restrictions which have been imposed on the Scotch and Irish banks furnish fair grounds for an inquiry r how far the alterations which have been made will operate on the Bank of England, both as regards the circulation of its notes, and the stock of bullion it holds. In the banking act of last year, the issues of the country bankers in Eng- land were ...

... BELFAST SHIP NE.WS. Fcb. 6-Samuel, Warren, )undalk, grain 'Tartalr (At), Steatart, Glasgow Newllastle, Burton, Carlisle (lowwvorni ?? Tnssie, Ardlrossan Prince of W% ales ?? M'Neilage, lleetwood 7-Athlone ?? Davies, LiverTool Morgiana, Lightbody, Beauinaris, coals and pig iron 8-Aurora ?? Anderson, Glasgow Belfast, Storer, Glasgow, general Cargo Botsey, Christima, IPsterhend, herrings Roval ...

... Ronroll Harlito. LONDON COIt-EXCHIANGE, F11n.t, F£B. S8.Tl supplies tire mnoduroato f all grain, not hravinig mlaterially iller. $,1 since Wednesodit. Of Foreign we have only One eargo of reported, about 800 quarters. Wiheat and Barley I -h e :nneIt fomn MoAlndav. Oats are firm, and the trade geoecally slead,, all other grain. a 0 AVERAICi IPRICE OF CORN IN ENGLAND ANY) WALES, FOR THR WEEK ...

... TIE DESTINY OF THE INDUSTRIOUS. (-iorn LVaifield's lectures on the Oranizaetion of Industry.) I venture to hope that, ere long, Many of those pro. osses which now deolorm the personis md narrow the in. tellects of our opfratives, will be tratiRfarrt1 to machinery, ilnd the only faihour requiredI will he that of ?? intellect. Tllt t le path Il rongh hlihlt the inducstrial world is now ...

... 'gratic n eoiuinerce. REVIEW OF THE COHN TIRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK )1AsRXi-LA,%NE, AOndlay, Oct. 6. We had cotnparativcls' finle veather iithe neighbnourhioodoftlie metropolis up to T'Iunrday ahice then a considerable qualitity of rail ha6 fallen, and though there is little corn abroed in the south, the wet must be regarded as uitfavourable, inasinuch as that portion of the potato crop ...