... I DUBLIN TRADE, 'REPORT. l Wednesday Eveening. B. P. SUGAR.-There is a steady market; transactions continue few from the scanty supply, but rates are very firmly supporqcd. A cargo of new Barbadoes arrived, per Simeon Hardy, of 227 hhils., 14 tiercest 45 barrels. IMtPORTFED). This year to date ?? 1201 1.13 4b 7841 This monti ditto . .. 547 - 4b 77 DELIVERED. This'yeartodate ?? ?? ?? 2211 270 ...

... i COMMERCIAL IVTELLrGENCE., I is Saturday Evening. Trade remains in tl e same low state, and we re- e gret to be obliged to add that the continu ed pres- te sure has caused several of the smaller traders to )r suspend payment during the past week, not, how- ever, to any serious amount. It is greatly to be apprehended that unless some improvement takes a place, more must follow. 0 The customs ...

... DUBLIN, DUNDRULM, AND RATHFARNHAM RAIL- WAY COMPANY. An extraordinary general meeting of the proprietors of this company was licid on Saturday, at their office in Dame- street, for the purpose of considering the draft of a proposed bill to alter, amend, and extend the porawrs and provisions of tbeseveral acts relating to the Dublin, Duniruni, and Rath- farnham railway. The chair was occupied ...

... IIEVIEIV OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. I (Fr;oa the 1ar1-lane Express). We have had very unsettled weather since Monday last, and fears are naturally entertained as to the effect likely to be produced on the crops by so much wet. The rain bas been general this week in all parts of the kingdom, and in those districts where the corn had previously been lodged it has been ...

... IRISH FISHERIEES- I -~ ?? ?? ?? . ?? _ ?? IAPAM- Mr. Herbert Hoare has published a very useful little work on the Legislative Control and Improvement of the Salmon and Sea Fisheries. His excellent volume of some 200 pages contains a clear and able exposition of the entire subject. There are few national topics of greater public interest or utility than the fisheries of our country, and few ...

... LONgDON MARKETS. _ I. I __A __ :X .. (From the London New Price Current, ,July 2a.) SUGAR.-To-day there was a fairbusiness transacted in good and fine grocery and refining sorts at the former currency, but inferior kinds were operated in with caution, and must be quoted t rather cheaper. The purchases are 882 hhds, &c, including at d auction 160 hbds 9 t erces Barbadoes, which went at lower t ...

... LONDON FRIDAY, TwELVE O'CLocL.-Thera is more steadiness in the English Stock Market this morning, the settlement of the Cotmtql Account lhaving been finally con- cla ied, and consequently no longer aflectinat prices. Consols have improved 7 per cent. on the closing prices of yesterday. They are now strong at 90k to 906 for Monev, and 96-- to 964 for Account; lleduced B per Cents. are 967 to 97 ...

... IGENCE. -aJl m ?? 2_ Saturday Evesia9g. In the produce markets this week there has been little done, but in some instances this has ?? from the firmness of holders; of the leading art .l1ies there is no doubt dealers are very light of stock. The most prominent feature is the continued ad- yalnce of Railway Shares. The duties paid are 15,480, being 6,670 on tea, and 2,903 on tobacco. Railway ...

... UACCUBAT£LY REPORTMD rnR -u -1-1w - - I IAVUVVAXZ1X DEPORTED FOR THE FREEMAN.) Thursday, 2d January, 1851. PnOvTszoNs.-The markets yesterday had a large supply and dull sales, more parcels being unsold than we remember when we left, about half-past three o'clock. BACON.-Notwithstanding the show of fine qualities and ex- cellent cure of homestuffs, holders had to submit to a reduction offally ...

... I I ML_ ?? . . . . The annual meeting of the trustees and managers of this institution was held yesterday at the board-room of the Savings Bank, Abbey-street. Besides those connected in that capacity with the bank, there was a numerous attend- ance of respectable and influential citizens who take an in- terest in the well-being of that class for whose advantage the Dublin Savings Bank was ...

... TOP INDUSTRIAL EaHIBITION OF 1853-PRO-| GRESS OF THE BUILDING. I It affords additional evidence of the talent and energy which are exercised in the construction of the Exhibition building, to perceive that the injuries which were caused to to the more exposed and unfinished parts of the edifice, by the tremendous hurricanes of the 24th and 26th of December last, have been fully repalred-the ...

... 5 THE GENEBAL MINING COMPANY OF IRELAND. A special general meeting of the shareholders of this com- pany was held on Saturday at the company's office, 23, Weetmorland-street, for the purpose of considering the pro- priety of adopting certain resolutions to be proposed under the ?? of the joint stock companies act, with a view to the reduction of the capital fund, the number of shares, and the ...