... THE DUBLIN CORN DJARKJET. TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREMIAN. he SIR-I ?? liberty of addressing a few observations ieto you (with ltlie view of reaching the ear of the general pnblic) respec'ting the description of market note which is published every Thursday and Friday, at our Corn Ex- change. And in doing so I feel that I am about to deal with onl a subject of a much more important nature than it ...

... :; LONDON MARKITS. - (Yroa the LononsLos 2fw PrIce Current, Meb. 3.) SUGAB.-To-day there was leess activity in the market both grocers and refiners operating with reluctance; the better qualities, however, realieed rates equal to those of Friday, but In some cases a gmall reduction was' submitted to for inferio sorts and brown. At auction of 174 hogsheads 14 tierces of Barbadoes, a few lots ...

... (F CoRIEXCHG*j FREDAY, LOH 26. (ProM unnae anyAticldnlerecs, Flour a-d copacto G, 65G Strand-street, Dslin.) ' e One of. ealt markets which we experienced this took pIacj. 4fCorn Exchange this morning; and in the almost *itrit a'dence of business, we leave our quotations Ua. altered for tl descriptions of grain. The flour trade during the week was particularly inactive baker refusing to ...

... I To TOlE EDITOI OF THE FREEI4AN. 8, Burgh-quay, June 16, 1852. * BSg-Perceivirg in your mrarket-note that the prike sbltoboen coal is not accurately reported in to-cay's at 12s. per ton, the price being Ils. 6d. on the g tece the 9th instant, I trust you will correct this mis- ent I conceive it necessary and just that the citezens .eid know the correct price of coals, as well as their real e ...

... X LIVERPOOL WEEKLY COMMERCIAL REPORT. (FROM OUR OWN COREBSSPONDENT,) Liverpool Friday. Notwithstanding the turmoil and confusion consequent upon the election this week, there has been a pretty fair bu- siness done in the cbief articles of produce, the consumptive demand continuing on an extended scale. Tea and sugar are freely bought, and the demand for coffee is rather above the average scals ...

... | The Parent Board of Irish Manufacture and Industry hold. n its usual weekly meeting at the Board-room, 2, Essex- bridge, on Monday evening, S *, Mr. B. O'CoKNoE in the chair. Mr. Mooney, the secretary, having read the minutes, said b he had the honour to receive a letter from Dr. Cane, of Kit- kenny, written under authority of the Trades' Society of that d city, enclosing a valuable letter ...

... SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF IRISH MA. NUFAClJRES AND INDUSTRY. This society met last evening at the Committee-rooms, Anglesea-street, The chair was taken by Alderman ANDHEWS, Amongst those present were Doctor Bagot, C. P. Roney, John Classon, T.C.; A. O'Neill, A. H. Bugot, John Gallie, Matthew Caldwell, John Lawler, and E. M. Hodgson, Esqrs. Mr. Andrew H. Bagot acted as honorary secretary to ...

... GREAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN RAILWAY j I COMPANY. iI MLar 1- . m - _A_1 _ 1 .. ?? . , . - . ,. . I The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders in the above company was held on Saturday at the terminus, King's- bridge, at one o'clock, Sir EDWARD M'DoruL,, Chairman of the Board of Direc- tors, in the chair. The Secretary (bMr. Taylor) having read the advertisement convening tbe meeting, end the ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE R THE PAST WEEK.R I r em- OX. U-7. 7--- -_ . VPrOm the Mark-lane Eorpress.) The prospects for the wheat harvest have undergo material change within the last fortnight; ep to that period very high expectations were entertained, the appearance or the crop being then bighly promising, and it was thouht that the produce would be equal, if not superior, to that of ...

... THE TRADZ.'AD:D RRVwpaEhE lo'IRELAND. I A series of ni,funiisheb ?? Cbambers, and ordere,4 tbe printed by. the, ouse of Commons, ou thei year tiexniif Sirt obeA Firguson,'iaving refereigce to the reve- nue, expen ire, imporat and exports of lreland during the yealr 1861, were dpliverod.o 6.8sturda9. It appoars that the nettproduce of-thelrlb revenue paid into the Exchequer in the year end6l ...

... i T B I --st-&Y, Aum. at. t(AUUUIATELY EPORTZD- NOA THR PREENSXA) The weather since our last report hioeearksbly 'n and in favour of a speedy termination of the harve,t, crps generally proving of superior quantity will thta be safely houssed. - J POTAeTOESS-ReferriDg to the reports from the country being more of a favou.rble nature, and of prices, even by refiier hardly exceeding 5d. to ad. ...

... COMMERCIAL INTELLIOENLVBE I Saturday Evening. The week has again been a remarkably dull one, and there are very general complaints of the stagna- tion of business. The transactions in produce have been limited, with, in most instances, declining rates. In Shares there has been rather an improve- went. The payments out of the Incumbered Estates continue small-only £15,000. The Customs' duties ...