... frq MAEh D N E AaR KETS - -l VonI TIlE ?/B ?? (ACCUR5ATELY niEFo1TED YOUI mv. Tuesday, 3d November. 1846 The Cattle Market presented o n feature TA h Ceirse were bought for slaughter,at4so 3.'l1 osvrr 1oht s r were fewer than usual, and sold number of milch co., caves 10s to 153 each. In from 101 to 121 each g but mostly ijife- the pig market tbere were a g t rate of Thursday rior, which sold ...

... COUNTRY MAIKERTS. | ime CORK, OCT. 31.-Wbite wheat, 36a Od to 3Rs Od; ore red ditto, 243 Od to 363 Od ; average, I`s Od the per 20 stone; barley, 16s Od to 20' Od; average, HS 9d all per 16 (to; bere, 19s Od to 25s Od per 16 do; oats, l3s 6d of to 18s Od ; average, 15iS 6d per 14 do; first flour, new, 21! Od to 22s Od; extra foreign, 23s ; seconds, 19s to 21s Od; slic household, ISs Od to I8s ...

... PRICES JF MIUIH STO(S-$ )'URING THE WVIil. TSUHS. F1BI, Ur. |OSI TL- WED, -_ - _I _ __ _ a per CtCons. 73 7 3% j |- -36 Reduced do.. - - 3j plebentares _ - _ - _ - L Annsites .. ?? - . _ Bank Stock. 206 - R.Canal Stoci{ _ _ G.CanlI Stock - *- Do Debs6pr et 57% _ - 57% 57,% Oo Debs 5pret c I- _ _ Do Debs 4pr c I _ _- - - 8s34 Do Debs 4prc t ity d. . pro 85 = - 8,6 85 Io do4prcI new . . . .. 4 ...

... I REVIEW OF THE FOREMGN CORN TRADE, There appears to have been a moderate business done at a some of the principal ports in the Baltic in wheat for ship. . went to England; but from the generally low stocks of old in that quarter, and the scanty manner in which the farmers have hitherto brought forward supplies of new, the actual e*es had notbeen large. At Danzig about240 lasts changed hands ...

... - I We have no further arrivals from America this week; and as the steamer was not to sail before the end of Oc. tober we can scarcely expect her arrival till the middle of the month. The accounts from thiat quarter are looked for with great interest, as it is certain that beyond what may reach us from the other side of the Atlantic, the imports of foreign grain into Britair. are likely to be ...

... I .. I The general yearly meeting of the proprietors of this Company was held at theBank-houee, Foster-place, for the purpose of receiving the report of the directors for the last year, ending August 31st. The chair was taken by JAMES DAWSON, Esq., the chairman of the board of directors. The Manager, Mr. Coplarid, having read the minutes of the last meeting, and transacted some other routine ...

... REVIEWV OF TEll BRITIS CO' TiADE Dl- T, E PA.ST WEEK. (From thle Mark lane Express.) The wenather has thlroughoult tile week been highly f:l \0r,! for outdoor oCcupations, and the sowving of Woheat a- steadily proceeded withl. This important work is ,1, ,- drawing to a close In all tlhe southern parts of the ieir, and even in the north great progress has been mal, - breadth of land put under ...

... (ACCURATELY REPORTED FOR THE FREElAv) Thursday, 5th November, 1846 The readers of our journal cannot but be aware, by referring to our columns, if they have not already felt it Periodically that almost every necessary of life has advanced within the last twelve months, steadily but progressively. In the face of the new crops, of the harvest markets of grad fed beef, of the fall of the year, in ...

... We beg leave to direct the attention of our readers to an advertisement which appears in our columns of to-day, in behalf of the shareholders who are anxious to arrest the progress of this company. We would soli- cit the especial notice not only of the allottees of this company, but of the allottees of all Irish Railway Companies still liable to calls, to the opinion of the Attorney General ...

... 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 ...

... LIVERPOOL MARE 'l S NoV -9. The Meat Markets are anomalous just now, ann ?? so for some time, as the different animals will be sent to market, not according to the value they will bring, but to suit thle Pecu- Iliar circumstances or the feeder; thus we have falling markets fors .vine and swine products, whilst cattle and Sheep retain teier full previous v.lue. Thiequaintity of stockat our ...

... REPORT ON THE F_:ISERoES The fourth annua report Oft tnto the omiso fieshoerpiun works, addressed to the Lord Lieuterant, on tho fisheries of Irelanld, having been printed, a brief abstract o t contents is subjoined. The commissioners say that throughout the year 1845, theyhadbeenabl to trace a general improvement in the they hod been able outry Since the last report was issued, two acts have ...