... I THE DUBLIN MARKETS-. - (ACCURATELY REPOITRED FOR TtC F50EE5M.0N Tuesday, 25th August, 1846. The Cattle and Pig Marhet Yesterday.-.With the ex. ception of pigs, which frdin the high prices of pork hare increased in numbers, and fully at 444 to 46s per cwt, there was hardly anything to notice. Little being doing in cattle the prevalence of disease renders great preceution necessary The Potato ...

... Ipawicru Au . 16.-At this day's market we had but a small suppil of wheat, which was readily disposed of at an ads'ancc of Is. to 2s. per qr., viz., red wheat 46s. to 48s., white ditto 52s. to 55s. per quarter. Nothing doing in other ?? supply of fat beef and mutton. and store cattle was very short to.day, the holders keep- ing them back for the Ipswich Fair, but those disposed of fetched late ...

... SAL’S QUEBEC TIMBER, STAVES, ...

... BI ?? ?? Russian ?? Belgian ?? ?? Danish ?? Spanish 5 per Cent . 2. 5 Chilian Bonds, 6 per Ct . - Do, Ac Do.,Def., 3 per Ct .. ?? Do. PessiVe ?? Bnenoe Ayres ?? Do. Deferied . 131 Grenada, I per Ct ?? o.3per ?? - Do. Deferred ?? Do. Ace .f ?? a ?? 1 Mexican S per ?? Dutch 2j per Cent. . Do. Ace ?? Do. Ace ?? Do. Deferred ?? , 22 Dutch 4 per Cent .. Venezfiels ?? 42 Ditto Ace. 3 Do eerd ?? ...

... PRICE CURRENT.-TUESDAY, Aug. 26. .N _ I - , - .. I . SUGAR.-A falling off has taken placo in the demand for raw sugar from our lonies and dependencies, and prices have assumed a downward tendency, and the supply is on the increase. Slave-labour sugar has at- tac.ted the atteation of the home-trade, and brought stiff rates. West Indian Muscovadoes have been taken with caution by grocers and ...

... LorDoN, AUa. S.-Wfild this lay fit 110o01, Easterly, light airs fond mliny. Seveii p a.) mai itgt brmeze I'll for Q -c Co mvt, Aua. 4,- Wind S.l:. loS, oi S.W,-Arrmved tl ime Jobaimna from ns mcrm, James fromo for arlnt, Asia frmia *QamtIc, Limte feos, ditto. Arrived from. ?? e river tile A T Iaox &or Boinmay, Atlan- tic for tiebr. Arri 1sted froam file river mt Soiled the C!mmdle fors at ...

... RAILIWA YS. -4.- RAILWAY SHARE LIST FOR MONDAY, AUG.3. Railways. 1Paid. Closing Pricel, Business Done. ?? £1s 6 1/4 O14dis I, )i Arsmber.,Not.,tIostn.,&EJ. 254 .5)~4 ?? 14 14e Y4 IBirmsinghamsr & (3itnas..estor 100 129 131 131 IDo. Noes (iss. 714' dis.). 1714 32 833 Ilirmoitg. atto Cold. Julie. 2 111 60)4pn S'/2 14 1 14 14 TJ Bristol sod Exeter ?? 75 11 13 pot Do. Newts ?? .5 41/, 514110 ...

... LOYDUN JV MA}Rk'ETS-MONDAY. 5CORN EX-CIIA-1O13r V The poot wreek's arrivals of all kilols of lgrain, ?? Flour, of twoine PI aduce, wvere on it very i limied seotle ; hut we had on in- LIcretasd suliply of Gals from Irelond. Fromn abolinl we received at fall average ulartitiy oif Whea~t, Oats. onl Floor; hot othier Arlicles t.come li0l3li to andl. Iverih rli l o-day, time receipts of Rnglioln ...

... RAIL WAY ?? RAILWAY SH ARE LIST~ ?? SATURDAY, AUG. 15. R~aiways. Paid. Closing P'rices Businets Done. Aherdeen ?? ?? 715 7 dis Birrinisoihaii & Gloucester 100 130 182- 1)0. N~ew (iss. 7V, ?? I) `8s3 18 Iliraiani, asid Oxfd. Janvs '2 4 41pi o1% (.4 y, liristol and ?? 78 11 183 PM Do. New ?? 154.5 814i Biristoi and Gjoanastcr .. 80 20 22 ~s Bucokingiasssihire ?? % 4diws %1 4die ?? 20 41 4 dis ...

... f'm R i' - ,IOV, IVEDNESDAY NIGHT. MfONFaY MIAuiuur.-TllC atte(ntio ot, de0alers oi the Stoek E1xchalnge lits beell chliitly occuplied in prepanration ibr tho settheitlit ?? tfie Accoujit, which takes plaace to-niorro'. Thle rato of interest folr tile ' continluation is to 0it( l a-hil ' per cent., at wvihich a large suili (it is said :80N0,O0) wias aheli by the brokerwhllousulallyacts for a ...

... ]10~LI 3IRKE'd CiTy NVLW. SATUIIDAX YNIGHT. In~a -Al t MaRK.T'lThe PIbilic Sioul-ittiesbatavtin' ~ the~tl ocvlad at 06tt') t ,~ 1ot' the Ac- ll Tb ilit ?? B'dccd closed tit I jI lit. ,, 'Iie-)ti' Oue et'li'' Cents , at of' a f. lanik S~tock at 21i12 to J., , ?? , to ?? been flatter,ir ~ oito til r (Ite to 8S. to l pr. pin. Ii li oriii~t SoekT-lrkt operations have I l~ilot I't hitli~d ...

... Durham, Aug. 21.—Mr. Bright last evening met his constituents, to render an account of his stewardship The meeting was held the theatre, which was crowded to excess. A little before seven o'clock, Mr. Bright appeared upon the stage, and was received with tremendous cheering. The Mayor of Durham took the chair, and shortly opened the business of the meeting. Mr. Bright commenced, by stating ...