... PRICES OF IRISH STOCKS DURING THS REE. I T . ?? . .. . I-tnt I &A|1. I ° 0 - I TURN. WZD. THOES. FRI. B. P. pert Cons. 92)6 9576 96 9336% 9 5) - 9% Reduced do. 97% 84 per CtStock 96i MO 9736 OP 9711 MO 97k6) 97 97 34 Debentures.- - - L Annssites - - - -203%' Bank Stock.- 203)6 203)6 - i R Canal Stock- - - - - g0.Cana Stock - - - Do Debs 6pr et 55 - - Do Debs bprcet - - - - Do Deba4pr et - - - ...

... I I I (SPECIALLY BEPORTED FOR THlE FIREEMAN'S JOURNAL.) Tuesday, 7th July, 1846. The Potato Market; this ?? potatoes from 8s to ?? per cwt; cups 5s to 5s 8d, and not fit for human food ; new long whites 2d to 3d per lb; pinks 6s per cwt, and inferior down to Is 4d. We regret to have to inform readers that disease to a very considerable extent, has appeared among the early new potatoes, and ...

... THE DUBLIN (ACCURATELY REPORTED FOR -- A_ 'rhe Smithfield Cattle Tlarket y ' o Juney-Tf- hardly anytbing of moenlet transactted a f- IrVa and same email cattle being only to be~~ poor ah, ,of the day being such that hardly any large' t5warmue tbe eald. In pigs there was nothin-,, to renlrlatirk er The Potato Market, This McurningA3 , hve~ pated, we had hardly any good potatacs tt~ antic ...

... . TIE DUBLIN MARKETS. (ACCURATELY REPORTED FOR THE FREEMAN.) Thursday, 23rd July, 1846. The Cattle Market, This Day-Although we do not change last week's quotations, 428 to 52s for beef, and 55d to id for mutton, sinking the offal, yet sellers found it more difficult to realise. The Liverpool markets were heavy on Mlonday, which caused a similar feeling here. Lambs are still plenty, at 1.5i ...

... PRICES OF ItISE STOCKS DURING TER WEEK. FRI. SAT. MON. WUXI. WVD. B per Ct Cons. 92% S6% 2S4 92/ 25% so 95 93% R ed ce dIO - - - - - 3Rer Cedeock 973 op 97mo. 97 op 96; mo 97% op 97if mo 3.3 lebentures. _ _ _ _ _ L Annnites . _ _ _ _ Bank Stock ?? -_ 203_4 R.Casal 8toch - _ - G.Canal Stock - _ _ _ Do Debo Debt - _ 6i - 56 Do l)ebs bpr et __ _ - _ DoDebo 4pr et 4 - Do Dabs opr et ci ty do 4 pr ...

... % PRICES OF IRISH STOCKS DURING TER WEEK. _ __ _SAT. _ 3r Ct CoCns . 94 9 Rcduced ?? _. _ )- 3* per Ct Stock 96% % 9 9 . 31 Debentures. -- - L An nuities.. e Bank Stock - 2 R. Canal Stoe _. G. Canal Stock - _ Do Debac 6 pr c 60 DO Debs S pr et - Do Dlas 4 pr ct - Do Debs 4 pr ct Isnow ?? I; City do 4 pr ct. - 7 ler Do do 4 pr eo 4 pr ct lal O t ird Debs ?? security - r, Wn De ?? es, S per ...

... PRICE it OF I ?? DURING THD WYZK_ I iAT. MONS. ap rtyolrB 99n34 ~1054 i54 Redu ced do|.. - St per Ctstock 961.674 6% 39 Debenturesn I L Annuites . -- - Bank Stockf.. = 20 20 R.canal stock - G.Canal Stock - Do Deboespr et Do Debs bpr e t Do Doba 4pr et _ Do Debo 4prb e Ciltyo rot - prc 2_ B Do do4prct nne -w.. _ pr ec BalOf DebDhithGov Security . . ,. 92_ 4 per cent Pipe Wat ?? _ _ 4 per cent ...

... I 1ncORATED IRISH RAILWAY COMPANIES. I i -. - - - - - - - - on Thursday a meeting of Irish representatives and 1,,ers interested in the question of railway extension in Ireland, was held at the King's Hend Hotel, New Palace- yrd, to consider the propriety of an application to her ljetv-s government, fornaloan ?? railway companies, to enable them to increase the number of persons now em loved ...

... l MONDAY, AIIGUST 17.-The week's recuipts or grain, &e. coastwise and trom Ireland are again of small amount. Thie imports from abroad, however, are large, particularly from the Ullited States and Canada, whence we have received sorice quantity of wheat, flour, and Indian corn. The weitier up to Saturday wa9 very unlhfvourable tbr harvest work. In the southlemn coultieS the crops are reported ...

... CHAMBER OF COhlMERCE. TO THE EDITOR OF TlrE FREEMIAN. Sin-As I perceive some'reform is contemplated in the management of this room, I take leave to point out the attention of the council to the many abuses requiring a re- medy. This room is for the use of men of business whose time is valuable, and who therefore require that the infor- mation they seek should be as accessible as possible. Now, ...

... BETIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. (FROX THE MAREr-LANE EXPRESS. Lately the millers have experienced some difficulty in obtain- ing sufficient wheat to satisfy their immediate wants, and wherever the demand has at all exceeded the supply rather en. hanced rates have been realised. This has been the case at seve. ral of the leading provincial markets held during the week, ...

... 1ooirp Ay, Jusra I.-Since last Tuesday the arrivalsm gnis; meal, and flour, either from our owII ceasts or Irom a roat, u of very small amount. With exceedingly favourable ?? for the couniry, and the probable eafefy of the nse corn bil i the House of Lords, the transactions in auy article of the rrii trade during the past week have been of lniited extar. f - millers and dealers have been ...