... 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 ...

... I I The parent Board of Irish Manufacture and Industry held its usual weekly meeting on Tuesday evening, the 22d inst., at Mason's Rooms, Essex-bridge, Mr. M. DALY, of Nassau-atreet, in the chair. The Secretary read the minutes of the week's proceedings, by which it appeared that a committee was in permanent sitting to devise ways and means of employment for the people-that the experiments ...

... I _. _ ~ l The Parent Board of Manufacture met at their rooms, 'r Essex-bridge, on Tuesday evening, June 17. There was a ,r crowded meeting. .5 E. D. WILLiAmas, Esq., in the chair. Y The Chairman proposed the admission of the Rev. Mr. l Farrelly, Roman Catholic chaplain of the South Dublin l Union, who had witnessed with pleasure the progress of the industrial teaching. He would also propose ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET-Aua. 8. There is a good supply of all kinds of grain and pulse at our market to-day, and there being also a fair attendance of millers, both from the country and the home trade, we have a very spi- riled market, and a good business is being transacted at the fall rates of Tuesday, but without any change in actual quo. tations. The weather is ...

... SMITHFIELD MARKET-LONDON. MONDAY. ?? .rv V-1-A, P.- -p.. - ,_ me ?? THE GIZEAT CHRISTM&AS CATrLE MARKET.-Notwiutstand. Ing that the show of stock in the Baler-strcetbazsarlattwfel was by no means equal to that of 1850, either as regerdis nunm her or quality, the total decrease in the supply being upwards of 100 head, it was pretty generally understood the runias ot beasts fit for Christmas ...

... ComrmerciaL, TRADE, COMMERCE AND FINANCE. BLrFAST, MONDAY MwORNINSG. LOCAL WEEKLY REPORTS. LwrNvs.-There is rather a better reeling in the lilen, market, and somp encouragement has been held out by the recentlarge orders that have been personally given by buyers from various parts of the &merican conti- nent. Last Lurgan market was well attended by buyers and sellers, and though prices ruled ...

... ftp xrw,5. BMiAs'I, Au,. 7.-Wind, E. by S.- WeOoLtbo; Fine. ARRiVED. AUG. 6.-Thetis, st., Stewart, Glasgow; Minerva, st.. Stavely, Liverpool; Victoria, st., Church, Dublin; John French, Luke, Alexandria. 7-Storik, st., Main, Glasgow; Prince of Wales, st., M'Neilage, Fleetwood; Fire-Fly, st., Brown, Ardrossan; Whitehaven, st., Thompson, White- haven. S AIL ED, AUG. 6.-Thetis, st., Stewart, ...

... gly Alarl-tris. BE LFAST. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. ?? the Official M1arket Retuirns.1 SATURDAY, SEPT. 13, 185k. MAT'S GRAIN MAIZur.T.-PrieS:-Oats, 5s 4d to Gs 9,d] per cwt. Poiue.-37s 9d to 41s Od per cwt. BurmRn.- White firkin, 8id per lb. firkin, SW to 82d per do.; crock, 84d to 8jd per do.; lump, 8d to 8,d, per do. -lav.-Upland, Is 9d to 2s 2d per cwt.; Meadow, la Gd to Is I1L per do. STIAw. ...

... :3 Si SEPIC i5. 3 nrie al-l r. Pu' peent. Consols ?? ?? Dit tor forl ASCCOUclt, L;3tl O ctober . . J Bank Stoeii ?? ?? 2074 ENGLISH STOCKS.-LONDON, M,1ONUOASy, SErPT. 15. Con3ois for Accomut ?? -- J Ditto Afonev, .. . Exchequer Bills, Iugeo and sm.all .41 PRICES OF IRISH SHARES, Northern Bank ?? Belfawst Bank ?? ulster flan1;.. ?? . ProvincialT Banki, ?? Ieoyal Bankis ?? Huliercnian ?? ...

... Comnmnercial. LONDON TRADE RnpdOr FOR THE PAST WNrVic.-Tlie fine weather, everywhere favourable to the farmers gathering in the large bftdvest which, it is now univer- sally stated, stands on the ground, has kept the corn markets very dull. All the new wheat brought to mar- ket is of excellent quality, and in fine condition, ready for immedate use. Tolerably large arrivals, too, of flour from ...

... (oimnmucial. LONDON TRADE REPORT FOR THE PAST WE .K-In he Mincing Lane markets more activity has prevailed, nd better support has been given to prices. British Plantation sugar has again taken the lead, and an ad- ance of 6d. to ls. per cwt. ias occurred. Other sugars ave risen about 6d. Coffee has been more freely taken, 'ut did not close quite so good yesterday. Rice, tal- vw, and cotton ...