... - TH-E DUBLIN-MARKE-- -- (ACCURATELY REPORTED FOR THE FREE1,ty.) Thursday, 26th Novemher, 1846, The Smithfield Provision Market yesterday w'as again up. wards, bacon 25 per owt in advance of the preceding luarkh day, with every probability of a further rise. Bacon, its to 528; hams, 53e to a1s; cheeks, 36s to 37s; bladdlercd r1,r .os to 628, From the fact that pigs are already becoming scarce ...

... I LIVERPOOL MARKETS-Nov. 16. on, irs ani ' 0 rg ie5 he; ivi ap [as hi en thl on ha ;ra on he- nei rot net on Jii krt ibK fot ,ct ot* in. osl ey. len ill by ell his set ls, nid try mmn )mt hisl he he g The stock at market to-day consisted of 1,849 beasts, and 7,58fi sheep, viz., 1,826 beasts and 4,674 sheep from Ireland, and 23 beasts and 2,912 sheep from Scotland. There was a good attendance ...

... I n ty XT,.. l 1t . - _ . A. _ _ ear, U_:SK, *NOV. 22.-Wlite wheat, 31s 6d to 333 6d; ions red ditto, 229 Od to 33s 6d ; average, 31t 6d and per 20 stone; barley, 17s Od to 20s Od ; averale, 193 l)d d it pqr 16 do; bere, 21sOd to 25a Od per 16 do; oats, 7s i)d e of to 16s od; average, 13s 8d per 14 do; first fl- ur, new 21i rnty Od to 22s od ; extra foreign, 22s ; seconds, 193 to 26s.6 for ...

... (ACCUPATELY REPORrTED FOt THE FREEMAN.) Tuesday. ?? November. 1846 The Corn Markets havA taken a more favourable turn, arid rhe rirarkets for wheat bave tererally receded some 2s ?? per barral; at same time, there isbut littlechtroe in i 3 anything else-for instarce, oatmeal and flour holdr their hiehest fig ure. We hold that the imports hitherto into Liverpool have' not done more than s'rpply ...

... i- , (ACCURATELY REPORTED FOR THE Ft Tuesday, 24th November, 1846. Hay and Straw ?? day the market was not large; prices steady, and rather upwards. H~ay 2s lod to 33 6d ; straw, Is 3d to Is 6d. The wetness of the day preentd mch oing exoepst for immediate plirposeSS The Potato Market-OnlY a few cart loads, and these rather improved in quality; prices 8s to Os; retail prices Is 2d to Is 3d pe ...

... | THE PROVISIOIN MARKETS IN THE SOUTH. (From the Cork Examiner of Friday,) Since our last the weather has continued uninterruptedly fine and favouroble for out door work. We have had smart frosts at night ; these, however, are calculated to serve rather thin to injure. We are happy in boing able to announce continued ar- rivals of Indian corn. Those have had the Very natural effect of reducing ...

... The general half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was held at the Company's Office on yesterday, for the purpose of receiving the half yearly statement of accounts, the auditor's report thereon, and f r the purpose of electing seven directors for the ensuir g ,car. The chair was taken by JOSHUA CHAYTOR, chairman of the company. The Shoretury, -Martin Crean, Esq I having read the advertisement ...