... STOCK AND SHARE M R--IT. - Dublin, Saturday Evening. The Loudon quotations indicatiug a decline of * in the Funds to-day, a similar reduction in value took place here. An average amount of business was done, and the market closetl buyers-Consols,941 j for money, and 9P11 for account. New three per Cent. Stock, 94A -a for present delivery, and f11 1 for the September ac- count. Bank Stock was ...

... STOCK AND SIARE MARKET. ! l Dublin, i/dsascq e to 1 The Funds still continue rather heavy and inactie, They opened in London nt the closing Prices gf yester- of I day, and, after somneslight flhctuatiot in vfihlco1eft off J, be better, Influenced by the quotations which r eulate thed Wo market at this side, prices wtere someieliat lower hero, pQ and a cocisiderable amountiof business was done. ...

... THE IRON TRtADE. Wte have little change to report during the present week in the staple trade of the district. The principal feature is steadiness, and activity sceeis to prevail in all departments. Orders are unequal to the productive powers of the masters, especially since the weather has made labour tolerable, but there is a sufficient number il hand to keep most of the works pretty fully ...

... Charles Boutelle, the mite charged with having caused the death of a seaman named Peter Antonio on boaid the American ship Conqueror, recently arrived at Liverpool, was Monday discharged from custody, the reason being the want of jurisdiction on the part the legal authorities at Liverpool. A man named George Cox, of Steeple Ashton, Wilts, had quarrel with his sister, Hannah Cox, a few days ago ...

... COUNN.TILY MARKETS. OXFORD, Sm%. 1Y,-A very fuil market, with an abun- dant supply of alkl ind.s of grain , ?? ?? ?? not sell at a ?? prieC, VVry little bhines6s was done. Quotations were,: a, follos :-W heat, Ahite, *.2s. to 46s., red 3Ss. to 44ts. Barley, 30s. to 3Gs, Oats, 20s. to 27s. Bleans, tiSs. te 3(5s. ; Peas, ?? to -412. per qr. Flour, 31s. per sack AYLF.S 13 JiY,. Sari. ?? f4-v ...

... t:ITHE CORN TPAD)E.-[Dflrifg the pai^;st weekD | .. . . .1 .1 I , .. I-A A - A b 5 f . I I (Abridged fromn the Mark Llse Express of Sept. 5.) D Notwithstanding some henvy rain At the beginning of the past week, there has been a saffioiency of fine weather Niti to esmpoICW ?? lli( lcot in most places. Some quantity Niti of the second crop of grass has also beeln secured, while Sulj turnips and ...

... (OMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. 2 a (By ?? Telegraph.j r BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS. t (From Friday NiKoht's Gacilta.) An Aeaoun't pursuant to th Act 7h and 8th Viotorla, eap. i 32, for the week ending Wednesday, 8ept. 14, 1859. s ISSUIl DEPARTMINT. Wotlicuneu ?? - e . 30,891,002 Governmet Den bt ?? 11,015,100 Other ?? 1,419,9000 Cold Coin nd Bullion 10,419,015 n SilverBullion ?? , nU. i £130,890,85 ...

... I UABK-LANE EXPRESS REVIEW OF THE 0OON TRADE OF| -- - - - - ~ THE PAST WEEK. Notwithstanding some heavy rain at the beginning of the paot week, there has been a sufficiency of tine weather to complete the harvest in most places. Some quantity of the second crop of grass has also been secured, while turnips and the root crops generally have been greatly benefitted by the showers. The potato ...

... L WA F J lNTELLIGEYCE. x 1) )MIAflTIONSITIR~E JUNO- hXILWAX COMPANY. flo ' heshrcoldter5 of this Corn- i~~f4, ~inl tile Queen's ?? IlL ?? ~in the chair. .51II et~ diectrs aire gla~d to be able to intiireven~C, end to recoT1n- LIcraeo 'A per cent. pernallnnu, pay- r il( gross roo'entio for the half- d)£ ,2 i te TotlS outltey, tneecuhig- IL'S Or 011') £3,tY-Dnakiaig a Clot Oil'0 ~hdi ld e.trlus ...

... 12V,,2'BLL GE&C-O. -771'1?JL ?FAY ?? GRi1,kT WESTERN AND BRENTOD a peelid general meeting of this company wasI t ires, No. 27, Great George-stet: o h er bid01 liclerng hepropriety and outhorisillg the issue ~tli ,.ro~riit~dshares wvithl IT preference, in accord- withtli poersof the coneipafly.s acts of Parliament. 'fl ~ ~ e ta temetnghl been con- t~r *'l-sted s are s 1irefermnt ,AQC1k; and *9S ...

... THURSDAY EVENING. This day the principal demand has been for Wheal Margaret, which have advanced to £55. Tolcarnes have also advanced to 20s. Providence declined to 42, .selles. The closing quotations ?? Basset, 163, 1166 ; East Russell, 8s, 91 ; East Wheal Grenville, 17s., 8s.; Great South Tolgus, 14, 14k; Herodsfoot, 14k, a; Lady Bertha, 20s., 21s.; North Downs, 6k, g; Providence Mines, 42, ...

... SIIJPPING. CUSTOM-HOUSE, SET,20. 2 ENTrEBBD INWARDS.-The Mary Ann from Jabea, Earl of Auckland from iRotterdam, Wilt 'im ne from I'io Grande, Ottawa from Quebec, King Leor irom Akyab, Rhoda froum Guernsey, Catherine from Ronen, City of Boulog e from MItalaga, Mentor froml Worcum, and the AMina fromn St. Peteroburg, ENTERED OUTIWARDS.-The Cordelia for St. Kitt's, Malcolm Brown for Smyrna, Earl ...