... (ACCURBATELY REPORTED rFO. TIM FREEmAN). Thursday, 11th January, 1849. Yesterday our Spittalfields' Bacor Market was again fully supplied with a good assortment of home-made and American. without any change in prices from the fo.rmer week. Christmas stocks not having beenas- yet exhausted sales were not efiected to any great extent. Quotations of American dried bacon being from 40s. to 43s.; ...

... RICHS(' I =IIt, Wi ;. h. j TES7 FI~~t, 4T~~O~ r n WEI)j. aper Ctaons.90 90 89 ~.90895t 90 891 90 891 aet Dt. t 189i 90 909 01 90 go, 8911 99 90 90 89i99 T.Annultes. - - - -4 BankStock.. 1941 - _ . CtaSl. t- .. City do 4 pr at o£92 6s.2d.f' - - - Dodo 4 perctl - _ now of £100 - *pr ct Bal Of f Doebs withg~v' 6ecurity ?? £92 6s Od.R ; eer ?? Wat do,new .u of £I10 ?? - ID s'and Kings tvvn Railway ...

... DUBLIN TRADE R.EPORT. | , -_ 7AX7R.' -1 A. A Is Wectnetsrt Jtvscensng. B. P. SUGAR-Theo markets wontine exceedingly firm, and stiffer prices are generally required by holdets ahd ?? the present dininishod stock, prices must proceed mitch higher. Sales have been made in low cotfraohotb middling browns at 89s. to 40s.; fair to good grocery, 42s. to 44s. ; coloury, 45s. - IAURITIUS-The sales have ...

... 'tE DUBLIN MARKETS. (ACCURATELY REPORTED FOR THE FREEMAN.) Thursday, 31st Mray, 1849. Our Smithfield Market was to-day rather a small one, and goed beef considerably in advance from the difficulty of ?? stall-fed until grass beef comes forward. Good mutton was also one halfpenny up, considering that the great part are now ihorelings. Lambs-pricee stationary, and inferior dull. The demand for ...

... SMITHFI'1ELD M3ARUT-LomNmO, MONDAYr. The total imports of foreign stock into London last week- r were s omewhat on the decrease, they amounting to only 1,23 f- head- -the result, doubtless, of the lowv prices obtained in this- i- marke forfsoee time past. At the corresponding period in r. 188, eve received 2,530; nnd at the same tire in 1847, 1,939 it head. 2So stock has come to hand from ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURING THE ,AST WEEK. t (uom tleS Mark-&cne Eaprss.)y d Nothing has occurred since we last addressed our readers to change in any material rpapect the prospects in reference to the probable results of the harvest. The character of the weather . has remained much the same as before, hot and forcing; the r spring-sown crops and grass, lands, no doubt,. require ...

... * IrICES OF IRISH STOOKS UUURIXG TiHlnK WEEKo | ON. __ . _. _, . per Ct Cons ~92if 92J& 92j 921 S2$z 92M 3* per Ct St. 92* 521 52i S2&i 92H 921 BaLn Stock 1913 - _ 19 194* 194J 195 O LI ?? Ui,'s' SSIVRDAV. Mitseitoneous. Qse Exhb ge I8Cya.) r ~h Hlibernian Bank . .125 1 Royal Bank I. * 11 1 National Bank 11 city of Dublin St. P'ao. Co. 3 8 of 183 , 33 Dublin Consuners' Gas Co i - i 41* ...

... iREVIEW OF THE BItITS CORN TRADEk DURINO ?? ..TEE -PAST, WEEK.. : -(Fsvrnb7~ t~ik-t~p E^preni.) -- Importations of 'foreign produce continue on a liberal scale, notwithstanding the low range., of prices in our market for some tine past, and the want ofencouragenenpt to coasligneus. By the official return just published it appears that the totat quantity of grain and pulse imnported into the ...

... COMJEBCIA,- INTELMIQt .CE. Saturday Evening. Business, though steady, has not been qdite so brisk this week, the natural consequence of the large amount done in the four or five previous weeks. Deliveries still continue good, and confidence is in- creasing. The grain harvest still wears a favour- able aspect ; but the accounts aisto the potato are conflicting, there being undoubtedly a ...

... OOMIRR~CIXAL INTELLIGENCE. I . ^ : t: ; . X - f ; : . Saturday Evening. There. has been a decided increase in the amount of. businesa done this week both in the share and podud'e nirkarets, and we are induced to hope that ;things'have 'at 'length reached their lowest point. has a nt of deliveries of several important arti- cles has been satisfactory, and although from many circumstances ...

... . ?? ! * C0IJIEIgTEE^LJGE.CE. C q T.- ?? THE IJLPO I4AIK1TS. :state~of ouni, nlarkts th totenlo galzare reported,.tfl aecd20lbe otlioa 404 to~ l*1,wtho 161,h stCt1X4 40rdo4it i owvlidti 31LSSSr-np nse l , ; ad- 1S 4s f'o& Antigkoa and I 7is Vdjrb' ?? R1115: The ni~rketl ?? Wtns'tcadyl Uriwwidbf2O' ponchons . Irdetlnla hve ?? 1T 2s to's' petislofrltl~e~ea .1 Cqua EE-W ?? nfrttad ei~ ~e~ $ ...

... EMU lif (TO1411111ftr. I~tll ;\IV Ol' rTlE ?? COI'N thADL. (FRom the Ajari- lane E.xspress of Mlondalay, JanUary 22.) Aiv'allias tove talken a course pretty muclt as we anlicipated. We stated ill our last tihat tlhe ditires.lc lhetwocll thc prices. of frec ad bond \d Wheat., whiclh wns thel about 3s to 4s per qr., wouldi mist likely be ditiitsisheI by the one reced iiig and tile other adl- ...