... REVIEW OF TH BRITXSFI C N TRADE DURING THFE PAsr IV rK. (FuOM 'ISIS DIARec-LeAI meXPRsS.) Ig With a continuance of extraordinary tine weather. harvest ti operations have been steadily proceeded with ; and in many of f the southern counties a good deal of the wheat, and a proportion o of the spring corn, have been carried in excellent condition. In a the northern parts of the kingdom reaping ...

... I ?? ok ERISH STOCKS DURING Tum WEEK I MON. TOiM. 8 per CtCons. 956S .53' Reduced do.. - _ i Per CtStoch 96%6% 96% ID ,, i Debentures, -_ ISL Annisites .. - Bank Stock .. 2083' 208 RCanal Stock - G.Canal Stock _ !eo DebS 6pret _. Do Debs bpr et _. Do Debs4prc2 e t Do Debs 4pr ct is new,_ 3; CIty do 4 pr ct _ 85 Do do 4 pr ct er ew ?? ry 4pr ct BaB Oi rd DebawithGov Security . .. 923 923' 4 per ...

... N|LWRY, ARMAGH, AND LONDONDERRY RAIL. I It VWAY COMPANY. A meeting of the subscribers to this undertaking, the ! company having been di solved on the 25th of April last, was held at the office, Abingdon-street, to have an account laid before them of the affairs of the company. Earl Char. lemont was in the chair. H~e said, though they had failed, not through misconduct of their directors, for ...

... DUNDALK AND ENNISKILLEN RAILWAY I COMPANY. The half yearly meeting of the above company was held yesterday, at the office, 1, Talbot-street. WILLIAM RICKFORD COLLETT, Esq., M.P., for Lincoln, was caled to the chair. The Honourable Gentleman said, that in the unavoidable absence of the nobleman who was the chairman of the company, it was his duty to preside at the meeting. He would call on the ...

... P-t -,c v ittIS11 STtOCIS t)U1L1N TNfP WUV. l 't7. WSD. THSUrSS. 1 la. svr. YOi . a pez Cl Cons. ti) 269% IeX 5 e) 556i Reduced do ?? l- . __ 95 _ 8i per Ct8$ocik 9Sj 96' 97 97 97 965iX 96 YT 3i Debentures. .. _ _ L Annuies . _. _ Bank S1ock -.CI . 0 - 21034 lt.C anar litoeri ._ ~. . - - _ G.Canai Stock __ _ - Do Debes 5pret 59 59% 093 59 - Do Deb 5pr et . - Do Debs 4pr et - - - Do Delbl 4pr ...

... eft,.hd 0F IRISH STOCKS DURING THE WSHK WED. THUk5. FBI. 8AT. MON. TESi. 3 per CtCons, i 5 % 953 95% 96% 9563 9536 Reduced do _ _ _ _ _ 3i per CtStoek O6 % 7/ 96% 51 966%% 963 96%36 96ff 34 I'ebentureo - - _ L Aniniltes *. _ _ - _ - _ Bank Stock.. - 209 2036 208 G.Canal Stock - Do Debs 6pr ct Do Debs bprct a t 9O Debs 4pr e t Do Dabs 4pr ct new ?? Citydo 4 pr ct 85 85 85 Do do 4 pr ct new . _ ...

... 1MR. LUKE DILLON, JUN.,-THE NEW STOCK I I . . EXCHANGE. I An advertisement, reflecting seriously on the character 1Y of Mr. L. Dillon, jun., and which purported to come from rt the New Stock Exchange Company, appeared in our adver- ,e tising columns yeiterday. The advertisement was brought l- to our office long after the usual hour for receiving adver. s tisements, and was handed to our ...

... - TIIH DUBLIN N INRNiETS S (AccU77t'rrTLY REPORTED 'OR THtE FnRrEaIAN. 'T'uesday, 18.h Auaaut, stags The Potato Crops -the Dublin iIlaruietq..We verrs mnch regret to have to confirm our former reports of the failure of the crops, ea ly as well aq late, Snd that our worst a,. prehenpions have unhappily been realizer, the disco ta' season being general, and nearly two months9 earlier whereas ...

... I wzsuw EXPOR'l S AND IMPORTS. An account of the export and imports of the United King- dom, derived from official sources, has been published as a sup. plemeuttothe EcoNo1tisr of last Saturday. The period son- braced in these accoun s is from the 5th of January to the 5th of July, in the present year, compared with the corresponding period in 1844 and 1845. With the exception of the imports ...

... I' ~~ THE DUBLIN MARKF.I;- S | JeACCuATELY REPORTED Tro TIIE yRrEEr., 5.1 TTlesday, 11th Al guat, li4f The Potato Market-There is a gotd deal of POtatoes ncoming into market, but all more or lesi tainted sa nree tso tha~t the starch manufacturers liave begun to buy at froi °Is to Is 6d per owt. The prices, tholrfore, v thi morning f romn ls to 7s per cwt. The loes of the crop is now ...

... (ACCURATELY REPORTED FOR THE FREMIAs,) Thursday, 20th August, 1946 Since our last report we have had almost continuous bee'a; rains-indeed, for the last three weeks there has scarcely been an entire dry day; everywhere the country has become flooded in low grounds, bridges il several instances broken down, and the roads severely injured. The effect of the weather on tile potato crop, In tile ...

... |REVIEW OF THE BRITISII CORN 'TRADE DUEISG E ?? -- ?? THE PAST WEEK. . (FROM Itir IMARKiulANE EXPRFSs.) At the prcsent nosinenet prices of wheat are actually lowerin London thall in sisy other market in Europe; nothlis`, like the samne depreciation having taken place in the value of the Orltide on tie contisent to thiat which it has undergone here. In the Baltic prices usay, atd probably will ...