... ACCURATELY REPORTED FOB THE FREEMAN'3 JOURNAL. k Thursday, 19th March, 1846. t The Cattle Market To day was. rather heavy, the highest for G beef being 55i, sinking offal; middling 50s; and inferior 448 to 459. The reduction of * to I in the last Liverpool and n Manchester markets prevented much being done in the way of I export, and at present the home consumption during Lent is much limited. ...

... CHkAianit orOOMNIifCEI . The attnual assembly of the members of this body was held on yesterday, in their rooms, Radley's Hotel, The chair was taken at half-past two o'clock by T. CROsTsWAITrn, Eeq., and the following report was read by the Secretary REPORT. In compliance with the regulations of the Chamber, your council have now to report their proceedings in the matters brought under ...

... I- PfliOE 07 tigi ?? wu~RiNG T~ . I SAT. --U K, r nu a per Ct Cons. 9)1 O__ Reduced dok9..7 i5. y.r 97j p 07mo Cs 4 ;ii lDebenturea. - - - - = Bank Stock 202 303 2023' R.Canaliook t c k _ G.Conal Stock _ _ b 56' 5C Do Debs 6prct _ _ Do Debs bpr et _ Do Debs 4pr ct _ _ _% Do Debs 4pr ct new.. City do 4prct - = - = Do do 4 pr et 4 ir ct BaiOff iecusiwthg . . .. - . ?? - per cent Pipe WatDeb ?? - ...

... I . - THIP DUBLIN MARKETS. ACCURATErTY lEPOhTED FOR THE FREEMAN 5 JOURNAL. Thursday, 12th Moarch, 1846. Tile Grain Mnrkets bein'g now looked to with intense interest, on account of the near approach of want, if not of lamine, which has virtually began already, and would a month ego, were it not for tile bounty of providence, in blessing us with such a fine winter anai sprirg, hitherto ...

... AMEETING OF THE GREAT SOUTHERN AND l _ WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. os1:1, - - . ^ .- , ?? _ _ The half-yearly general -meeting of the above company was held yesterday, at one o'clock, at the office of the com- pany, No 3, College-green. The meeting was made spe. del for the purpose of having the drafts of the following bills submitted to-the proprietors for their approval:- 1- A bill to enable ...

... I WEID. TH11ES1. FBI- SAT. MO0N. TVES. igth 3 per Ct Cone. 95% ss 95% 9 94%, 94% Reduced do .. 94% , - - - 1058. 3* per CtStock 9776144 97 97% 97 97% 2797597 96if1fil 96i mo ;a of 3i 1 ebentures.- Neb. L Annniltes. - - -- racy BakStc 203 - 203% - 203 .5-- R0D Ca~nal Stock - - - ;Ions DG.ebnaOStoc -. oisn Do Debs6p e~t? l n o Debs 4pr et -- now Do Debs 4pr et the City do 4pret - -8- lame Do do ...

... MONDAY, MARCH 9.-The change of wind the last two or three days has brought up numerous vessels, but only moderate supplies of wheat, flour, and oatmeal, from Ireland; of ?? a fair quantity is reported. From abroad we have again a large quantity of dour and Indian corn from the United States, ai.A three or four cargoes of wheat from the Mediterranean, Ti e improved tone in the grain trade ...

... We publish underneath what will be found a full tho and faithful abstract of the bill about to be introduced con to the legislature for the regulation of the Dublin markets. The summary we now present to our readers, of the provisions of this contemplated menw- sure, will enable our fellow-citizens, without puzzling ar, themselves with the inexplicitness or ambiguity of du parliamentary ...

... ,~oMT~LoDONG.42ETTR O# TIUEDAY. lit~rd t~r, O N.coU~MTOSIONED OV'? gognm AND PBIVATS2 VVT KLLUD IN THi A2ATO l~A 9TH WOont. oDe.I ,,rtluihard Makrlson, killed in actin Dec. 18. privat Cae ris died Of wonufds, De0 ()Privete Wilae Vafgsta1E killed In action, Des. 21. e ThtlmJordan. killed in action, Dec. 211. (a) Private Jhoh ,ry, killed lin action. Dee. 2 1. l (a) Private John Shea ~killed in ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST I ~~~WEEK. (FROM THSE MARK.LANE EXPRESS.) It is now pretty certain that Sir Robert Peel's measure-as first proposed-will, ultimately, become the law of the land, a month or six weeks may, however, elapse before the final set- tlement, and during that interval the trade will probably re- main in a state of depression; indeed, even if the success of the ...

... REVIEW or THE CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST'! I WEEK. I (FROM TIuE MARNI-LANK EXPRESS.' By the official statement. of stocks, just published, it ap. pears that on the 6th February, there were 1,06 .780 quar. ters of wheat in bond is the United Kingdom; in addition to which, the return shows that the stock of bonded flour had increased to 685,513 owts. Under ordinary circumstances, we should ...

... I THE ENGLISII NIONEY ARAlKET; I The condition of the Money Market of ?? Ceshew at the present moment amongst all classes the most interest. First, because of the doubtful character oi the India news; secondly, because of the overstocking of the markets and consequent stagnation of trade; and, lastlyhbe cause of the continued pressure downwards upon the share market. We subjoin the remarks ...