... LONDON, FRIDAY EviENMG.-HtuMUnIs that unfavour- able news had oean received irom e the Crimea being cIrcu- lated this morning, the ?? funds experienced a decline of b per cent., a further unfavourable inaluence being exer- cised by the eale of parties desirous of raising money for manhing the ruquisita tealporary depositlor tpe application for the new Turkish loan. In the afternoon the decline ...

... DUBLIN CORN E;XC D ABxt 27, l A.. A? togttt*l Our miarket to-day wae but poorly supplied with aU kinda ot homegrownproduce. The attendancewas moderate suacdboth millers and deslers acted cautionsly at advanced prices. Whea, both native and foreign, improved on the week fromi is to Is a per barrel. Oats advanced since tl)la day saonnlght from 3d to 6d per barrel. Barley realised extreme rates, ...

... r DuBrzN MARKETS. COReN ZEZOHAGE, FRIDAY, 29TH JUNE, 1855. During the week the weather has been fam orab the growing crops. Our market to-day was extremely8, with a very limited attendance. In foreign wheat no transaction took place. Prices a, tberefore, be considered nominally the same as last day, Irish a redutoiro of Gd per barrel was submitted to. Oats were the turn easier. Oatmeal ...

... T AZ MMLc (4CXomtraw morwsZ as ,iE mn.) The weather has been very favourable tor outdoor Pst and also in abating the prices of provender, whith to be again exceseive, our prices varying from 60' tore'.' ton, and straw from 20s to 40 per ton. to VKRZT.AZL35-PrIcea of turnips are, however, blg I ItS per ton; carrots, 70a to 72s; parsnipa, ices to it' Io somewhat ?? supplies, e, T GitaA .-There ...

... THIE CORPORAION- 'slUCFIE lD, MARKET. To T'`.ijit ?? Or t1tir *1I9 AN.W ; -oiereCuuroori ...

... COMNMWR TELLGENCE. ., .\ . e n . n o Thls bas been a week during which businesi hbai bee' veir unettel The deraigerint caused by tbe loan and new taxes, the unfavourable progreas ,of the war, and othereircnmstanceas, have united to interfere with business, and altogether the feeling in cornmerbial circles has been one of disquietude. The anneuncement of the total failure of the Con- gress at ...

... ' CORN EXCEANGE, FRIDAY, NOV. 9. At oar Corn Exchange this rorning we had a good ateend. ance of millers and dealers-many from a distance, The supply of farmerd grain was small. Wheat must be noted fully 29 per prl dearer on the week, Oats nince this day se'nnight advanced 6d and barley fully Is per brL Oatmeal In demand at very full prices. Indian corn was 2s per qr dearer. 509 Was asked for ...

... LO:DON ARKETS. (Eoktn e Zndon Vfeo Pr*e C reM of Friday). c' Dslness ino caloflial produce this Vegh hals been of O mere tid~ohara scr, the purchases having been mostly for immne. dia. rqiilrements. British ?? ver at full rates ead. 'li the wesk,'bnt hcre become quiet Slleb and some deserip. ?? if Mduitlum gan Begal were Sod 4t a sl/ght reducui~. q ha been very little offered, but er term have ...

... An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th end th Vic., cap. 32, for the week ending on Saturday, the l8th day oftAug., 1883. ,P~tE LOEPAILTMENiT. Notes Issued .. £29,606,690 Government Debt, iFll,0b10 : - } Other mecuritlea.; 2,9d4,900 , old Coin and dts. lion ,l 16,S06,6Dt0 Silver Bulion .. £29,506,690 2£29,506,690 BAN21iet DtKEARTXttT. Proprlctors'Capittl £14,53,000 I Governsment Sccs. Itest .. .. ...

... HOUSE OCOMMONS-THua8DAY. CRIME AND OUTRAGE (IRELAND) ACT CONTI- NUANCE BILL. On the order of the day for. the second reading of this bill, Mr. BOWYER said thai be must object to proceeding fur- ther with this measure, which was of a most penal end stringent character, and-involved to a great-extent the esU- pension of those safeguards which the constitution had pro- vided for. the liberty of ...

... TUZ DUBUIN MARK T; . ?? ,, - , ~,MaDA - (A00UMMY41 rqeo0rea jog' &M 'uea. Our mirketF, as a matter of course, are well u e though t he roads are mucoi cut unp. pPPled, t At :he P(YTA1O warket, Litle gretn. there WpaS S , 564tIIpy i d i, r 3e eal to 'iS 4d; Iceupa, lk i(s , t HA T, t,.duy, Si a6d to 4t 6d per owt-int earn insdt4a hadse higher; straw, Is 4d t.c2a. e ltt2ei Fsn-The markets are ...

... CO,3IERCL INTELLIGENCE. Saurday Eveai. . Thls has been on the whole a fine harvest week, ,nd the favourable leeling generally prevalent, strSngthens, there being every appearance of a fine autumn and winter trade in this country. The corn market was very dull yesterday. There is, Jowever, no indication of a rapid and sudden fall, Oh u this time ?? year, be the harvest ever so gzeath Business ...