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... PRICE CURRENT OF LIVE STOCE, PROVISIONS, &C. tI Prices Sold at Descriptions. Sinking the Offall. This week. Same time 1846. 1I4s, *Beasts, best quality heifer per lb. 0 .6 to 0 4 0 6 too 4 ditto oxen ' ?? 0 s5.. 0 , 0 6s o middling to inferior o 5 o o0 r 0 444 4 'Calves , 6j,0 0 7 ?? Sheep, best wethers ?? 0 6 o 6 0 7 ?? 4 ewes . 0 5i,..o 43 0 ?? 05 Pigs, at ,Liverpool, today,,per ...
... WATEhFoRD, WEXFORD, WICKLOW, AND DUBLIN RAILWAY COMPANY. TO THE EDITOR Or' THE FREEMAN. Wexford, Dec. 2, i846. SIR-I need scarce apologise for trespassing co your time, or requesting you to give this letter a place in your independent journal. Your honest, and patriotic, and-b with sincerity I say it-humane advocacy of the almost 8 hopeless: position of shareholders in nearly all the Irish I ...
... WREffEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURING ITIHE PAST WEEK. (From the Mark-lane Express.) That the merchants, millers, and bakers are generally but Indifferently stocked in all parts of the kingdom is a fact which admits of no question; and an opinion is daily gaining ground that the liberal manner in which the growers have brought for. ward their wheat ever since harvest has so greatly ...
... (ACCURATELY REPORTED FOR THE FREEMAN.) Thursday, December 17th, The Spittalfields Bacon Market Yesterday-The niatlet vus ?? than usual, and sales, as compared with last week, dull, A new feature in the bacon trade presented itself by hea&y bacon selling the dearest, ordinary kinds 53s to 3sa, and heavy bacon .57s to 58a, being 2l per owt under the prices of last week; hams 53s to CsC, being ...
... lbe fAlartieto. EN G IS If. LONIDON COhN-EXCHAG XGE,, MciNIuy, DrcLPitrat 7.- The arrivals of Wheat last week were large, anl, we have had the trade dnil to-dav. The trade is dull for Flour, and prices unaltered. The arrivals of Barley are large, and the trade is in ( icpressed state. Braun are Is per qr. cheaper. P'eas without alteration. Thc supply of Oats are large, and without alteration. ...
... BELFAST MAUlAErS.-MONDAY, DECEMBER 14 ALL kinds of Grain arc higber in price than on Thursdjay last. Indian Corn and Indian Corn Me:id lwive risen in value lic shillings per ton. Flour has also received an advance of onle shilling per cwt. WVlheat sold at two shillings per cwt. dearer tl:au last weck. The Public Bakery lis, in cousequence of tile recent rise in the prices of Grain, decreaused ...
... THE DULIN;A TARKETl I . THE ?? I (ACCURATEILY 'P°T Fd . Ist December, 1846 Tuesday,ltDeeb, 4. The Corn Markets-perhps,5 within tine memory of the oldest inhabitant the Corn Markets of this country have not assumed so maifentuous a slhape. thtprcsoal It would be idle to disguise the fat,athaptmeapricesoofall and~ ~ o thsatahgerhie advan we, art ain nhrl kinds of grain are o eada new e tati ...
... TO THE SHAROLERS OF THE BL1N DUNFRUNT, AND RATHFARNHAM RAILWAi COMPANY. - ' i lDtiblin, 21st Dec., 1846, 120, Abbey 8treot N GENTLEMEN -Having since the meeting etthe aboveti. fortunate company endeavoured to trace out the facts in connection with the red scrip which I produced at tha meeting, I will take leave to refresh your memories with the qiestione put to me, and the answers, in ...
... (ACCURATELY REPORTED FOR THE FREEMAN ) Thursday, 3d December, 1846 Bread, the price of which is regulated by the price o flour, continues at the same p ice. viz, Aid per 41b first quality, ard 81d second quality, when the price of second flour is 2ls, heterci it rose to this when our market note was 20.i per cwt for ecorld or bakers' flour. It would appear that the prices of bread lease fallen ...
... ALLEGED FRUITS OF FREE TRADE-THE NORT7'HERN IWHIG. WE have read odf an American editor who ?? got pos- session of an idea by chasing it through the town until it struck against a la p post, hell he nabbed it, and never let it go again. Inone way, such as this, the Whig got hold of the idea of ree Trade, and the consequence is, that we are dosed with it ad nauseota in every number. Now, Free ...
... PRICE OF INISH SIIAIRES. MIS'CEiLL.ANEOVS SHZARES. Shares Paid. Last Pries Northem 1Baink . ?? ?? I£101) £30 £t;1i FDelfiSt l:k ?? 10 25 4i; Ultei Balink ?? 10 2j £2 14 t 2 146 P'rovincial Blank ?? 100 25 IloyallBa ?? . 6 0 10 12 Ca) 12U 11 iherian Bank ?? . 100 25 3 30 N1latioIIalil ?? ?? ?? .-b 224 _ City of Duhblini Steili Com. ?? 100 )U - Ditto, Stock ot 1l53 .. ?? 50 5(3 47 Brdtish mid ...
... I REVIEW OF THE BRITISR CORN TRADE DUHUsG I - T.UE PAST WEEK. nd F (From ?? Morh loane Express.) by Though the stocks of Ittdian cor.s in thlis country bave heer a completely exhausted, and cargoes still on passage from the Mt Mediterranean and America have been bought previous to ; arrival for Ireland, the demand from thence lias increased from Ily I day to day. The inferior kinds of wheat ...