... TlTE DUDBLIM A Tt I , ,, ?? o Ad XZM s. For. the last four or five days we havehbad treat, a snow, with very bitter weather; in fact, the j pladq since the ?? of Winter. a * A complete atop had therefete, for the present, be'e pt to all manner of frming operations-even gardeniag canuot ° accmplished; Eso that seeds of all kinds are yet Une to b . exnt that baa not been knowunfor a number of ...

... Saturday Evening. We can do little bu1t re-echo our observations of last week. The question of peace or war still re- mains suspended in the balance, although it seems f near a settlement one way or the other, and there t is rather more hope for a peaceful solution. While it clouds the future all mercantile transactions are more or less affected by it, and a feeling is on the increase that it ...

... ' i , , l COMIMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. I Saturday Evening. Wre have little to remark upon this week. In the stock ?? a good business has been done, and generally better prices had. The pro dice market is, however, very injuriously affected by the protracted debates, and delay in bringingthe 1nodificataons into operation. Next week we may look forward to an almost total suspension of busi- ness, ...

... DARGA N IN DOSlitRIA INSTITUTE. 1 t The committee mettyesterday in the Cnwrrercisl-buildings, v at tbree o'clock, ite'usual hour of meeting. B Several gratifying ?? were read announricing I the satisfactory progres wbhich the movement is making in I the provinces, and proving' that tbe appreciation f Mr. Dar- , gau's services is as general as the beneficial eflects of hist use r lul alboure; ...

... DUBLIN MARKETSE. COERN EXCIUANGE, FlUDAY, JULY 18. On Tuesdsy Irish as well as foreign wheats brouagthe currencies of the previous market day. Oats on the week advanced 2d to Gd per barrel, atd lii, corn was ratter dearer. Oatmeal was unchanged in value. At our market this morning the supply of Idah whestit very trifling, and buyers readily gave 6d per barrel more Msoey. Prime foreign wM3 La ...

... I TaTE DUBLNI YAOUTMARcR a. (AcwrWY repoirted Jbr me9Bke-) This week there Is but little as yet to notice in prices. The attendance, from the hurry of outdoor work, small. Every. thing, so far, favourable to early Sowing and planting. PoTAToEs-Tie usuai market somewhat smaller to-day- prioes 4e to bs and 58 6d; seed potatoe8s 6d tO 6s ed per cwt. HAY AND STRAw-No Change. Fisn-A large supply of ...

... I, COMMERCtAL INTrELLGENCE. I . ?? Eveing Electioneering hai completely superseded all bu siness, and may be expected to do, O for a fiw days to come. It is fortunate for trade that the period has been so materially limited, for the die- turbance and excitement created is most pre- judicial to all commercial transactions. The Customs duties this week are £10,480, against £15,562 the ...

... The following gentlemen were on yesterday elected direc- tors of this company for the ensuing year :-Edward Atkin- son, Francis Bsrker, M.D. ; Thomas Bewley, Samuel Bew- ley, jun., Francis Codd, Edward A. Gibbon, James Gray, Robert R. Guinness, Sir Robert John Kane, M.D. ; James Birch Kennedy, James Magee, Richard O'Gorman, James Perry, Henry Pim, and William Stephens. SINGOLAR OCGURRRNM-'GOLD ...

... I 6at4wrl9 F'veain'g At a sean usually dull, it might readily be ex- pecled that the approaching elections would occupy a god deal of attention, and such has been pecu. Harly the as during the present week, to the exclusion of every other topic, and, we suppose, wil continue to do so for aome weeks to come. A eon- sidetable number of our mercantile men took an interest in the Tipperary ...

... GREAT SOUTHERN AND WEITERN FAILW COMIPANY.w~hl 6trB A special meeting of the proprietors Was 001LA yelerusy u at the King s-bridge terminus, to consider and do all neces- n ary sets in reference to a bill to authorise the extension of C the line of railway from Tulia9no11 to Athlone, and another bill, relative to the proposed Mallow and Fermoy line of tV railway, and for other purposes. There ...

... | SMITHFIELD HYAY AND STRAW MARKET-Junw 18. .i utioeP of Leads of Hay and So trawwhed ot the Corpawe Weidghhouses: Hay,323 loads; straw, 108 loads; total, 431 loads of hag and straw. Prices ?? olas;41d, from lu Ott to 38 10d percwt. second class, 2s 3d to 85 Od:; new, 1l Gd to 3as 0d, oaet, straw, 2s ad to 33 od; wheaten straw, IS 6d to 2E 2d. There was a very large market, of hay and straiv, ...

... DUBLIN CORN EXCHiANGE-FREDAY, JULY, 3 (From Wliami Auec'inkef*' (csrcular., On Tuesday we had a bad attendance. and a very doll market. Farmers' wheat int small supply and a shade easier Oats were not cheaper- Barley met no inquiry. Oatmeal as on previous day. In foreign, where there were no taSfl5tiofl5 reported, prci,, were, therefore, nominal. A few trifling sales were effected in. Indian ...