... COMMER1tCIAL INTEL J 6JENCE. _ II Sates*t Er'sdflg. There has not been much activity in any branch of business this week. The market for Stocks and Shares has not ahowu any ?? money is in good demand. Corn has again drooped, nnd al- kinds are cheaper. In produce, except sugar, there bas been only a moderate business done. A heavy failure is reported in the spirit tradA at Bel- feet-the ...

... | The following also appesed in *6=4 Pdfiop of yeaterdaY7- . NONETAR AVD COGMMjldI&L. (FrS*A2' Ci'y ArS eof Waii>csdog ZeKS) IU .00nBUme of the late heavy .reaction, o the Paris .oE. the English fund* opened- tis morning with divi- Nied buoysvy, but the prim' were subeequently main- talned with Badwes. -In the Stock E~xchnge today tbuo waeafl-ugplOUpp17 ofi moneyatz SIX per cent. At tif Bank ...

... TOLLS AND CUSTOMS -FAIRS AND MARKETS. T'O THE EDITOR OF THU FnrEE AN. Sin-As it is not unlilkely that a bill on this subject may be very soon brought before parliament somewhat dissimilar to that proposed and withdrawn last session, let us hope that by some means or other it may be made less objectionable to the wishes, and more co!)sonsnt with that justiee which. is due to the many owners of ...

... THE NATIONAL BANL w - - 1I' ;e LovDwti, THURSDAY.-The twenty-second annual meet- ir ing of the proprietors of this company was held yesterday at d the office, Old- Broad-street; F. Noweam, Esq., chairman of s, the board, presided. y The Chairman said that before they began business, ha wished to take the Dleasuire of the meeting on an important point. They were aware that it was the Derby day, ...

... t.tUFITHEELD fJAY AND STRAW XIARXFT-.fJt _ w Umbr of Lead$ of gap and Sra teighed at tca, , ?? . _In. I *ews¢tMOties: 'ictF Hay, 159 loads; ttraw, 90 loads; total, 249 loads of L and straw. Prices r ?? class aid, from 3s ad to is lidperc,, second alass, 2S ed to So Od; new, 2A ad to s Od crI straw. 2e 4d to 2* lod; wheatet straw, 25 ad to 2, Gd 't On account of the countant rain of yesterday ...

... ) -I We find in lhe Observert the outlines of a echeme for facilitating the transport of every description of package, valuable goods, small parcels, and specie, workel out, we understand, with cbnsideraeble success in America by a commercial association entitled the American Ex- press Company. Oar contemporary, describing the means by which this system is worked out, ?? their own ...

... 1 - . 'THE LARkETS. ?? ?? _. HEViN-SlTREET BUTTER 3UARKLT.NOA;VE C3ools, lid, 12d to 13d per Ib firkits IOOD 14Ba per ewt.L-P. Beaky. - r 3 °' -it r i~a SlI'TALIELDS B1ACON MARItKTZ ; Bacon and ?? class bacon and si ao been Is per owt lower than 4sst weeh, algo ela nis butter. Supplies notlerse blahi '3e LIVERPOOL CORN ?? 20, h been quieter for all articles during the veekT, an4:kcijei ftran ...

... . -1 - 1 ?? - - 1.\.1 -l. D h, DUBLIN CORN.EXCIIANCOE-YESTRDaAT. le We had a. fair supply of grain at market. Wheat continue, ae in goad demeand, fully supporting the advance of Tuesday :- and, n sonic few Instances, making a -further advance at old a iarloy~uand oats fully as dear, and in good demand. A Fercign wheat in improved demand, without chsnge Ino d prices. :Indian cora mere inquired ...

... LONDON MARRETS. I M A A. ?? PA. - . - Mn se London Prce Cecrrent of FWy.) In various important staples an extensive businese has been transactel sinale our la t, end LrIces in such cases have furtber advanced. rte The grain trade has continued devoid of animation and isecondary qualities of wheat' have sold 5lOwly at a decline of is to Ss per quarter, the same feature being observable in the r ...

... TarE TIPPERAY 1EANK-LIT IGATION 8 ADJUSTM.ENT P- 86 Carrick-onl-Snir, Ballydinle, October 1L0* ToTEEM RnrtTOR OF THE REAHecoe ?? I request you will give insertion to the ecoe letter in reference to the affairs of the Tipperary Blank ; and as discussion on the serious psitioin of this conccernL ?? l to some suggestions of importance, I shall feel obliged by your publication of it in your most, ...

... DUBLIN TXADERS' ALLIANCEl ?? . .. _ _ - .. - .I I A public meeting of the members and friends of this body sne held last evening in the Music Hall. Owing to the ?? State of the weather the attendance wad not s0 numerous as on former occasions. At half-past eight o'lock he chair was taken amidst loud acclamatlon by Dr. H. TWEBDY. The Chairman said be felt great pleasure In occupying the chair ...

... Q , .: THE. ROYAL BBITISH BANK. - :. . fr- JX I- i Publicity ta the first princlple of our political institutions. Oa it we depend for liberty, order, honour, and all that makes life ' tolerable. For every affair of the least general importance we know that even here what has been whispered in theses willbe proclaimed fron the housetope. Tbere are people ?? against it, and enlarge on the evils ...