... 'FilE Cl:-N 'Ii. Di), Altlthovg the w eather tiljroliu the past weel' 11t to ; brokcn, thLe cioeris, till on Fritday cecaingr, were light, :111,1 tIt ternperature wiarm. This 1as9 tendd 1a1her to O fletit Li, corn crops atid aecelernte tIilir Inalutity, but the heavy retain since have icxen injurious. Ilay mkii lg hals becu muitell l:hi: deted, and the quality delt lolatedl as well as cotoar ; ...

... H r. V. ,ScULLY, in pursuance or notice, rose to calu attention to the conduct of Irish business, and to Ask the Chief Secretary for Ireland bad the Rev. Mr. Fox been reinstated as chaplain of the South Dablin Union, and was it intended to infuse a due proportion of Irish and of Catholic elements into the constitution of the Irish poor law board ? Tile lion. gentlemnasi said it was high time ...

... In the fact that the new steamship Ulster, Captain Williams, promoted from the Prince Arthur, is about to take place on the station between Holyhead and Dublin, there is a sufficient reason for the present remarks upon the vessel and her accommodations. The Ulster is one of three steamships designed and built by Messrs. John Laird, Sons, and Co., of Birkenhead, for the improved postal service ...

... STOCK AND SHARE MARKITT. DublMi, f'riday EvmenL. There is an improvement of k to 4 in the value of the Fundb,. the market closing rather buyere ; Consols were 92-,? for money; nothing done for account. New Three per Cent. Stock 91P for-present transfer and for aext account. Railway Shares wvere heavy.; Dublia and Belfaet Junetion realised 4Oi, a decline of -, sellers; Dublin and Drogheda were ...

... I The value of the weather for the last week it would be difficult to reckon up. Suffice it to say that we breathe more freely, as day after day ushers in the glorious sun- shine, and the bracing breeze so ardently hoped for. Already the oats come in better to the market, but we Pre afraid the wheat las suffered mngoe thOm was calcu- lated tupon. From all quarters complaints reach us of the ...

... | . rEVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. We have had some cold, wet days during the last week, which have interfered with farming operations in the late districts. Millers having bought freel3 for some time past, the tong of the trade has become calm, bat the late advance in wheat is well maintained. There is no use in concealing the fact that the crop of wheat of }860 in the British islands is decidedly ...

... DUB3LIN MARKETS--YSTEnD.Dr. The Corn Exchange-Therc was all increatid Sltppiy Q grain to-day, especially wheat; the curreacies of lraidw. '7er generally supported, and in some cases prime oats and hburCy brought a small advance. Indian corn dull. Whitelwilat 3,J to 345 Gd ; red 27s to 33s Od; barley, I1s to 2Os 0Gd here. 113 'to 15s; rape, '0s t 335s; oats, 12s Gd to los; oatolei,, 1is Gd to ...

... DUBLIN I1ARKETS-YESTErDAY. Bacon-An average supply. Prices of all kinds l to Is d1 per ewt lower, say from 66s to 75B, top 7Gs, Butter stationary, Did, 10jd, and lid per lb. Eggs, Gs 6d, exportprice. Fresh Herrings, 4s to 4s Gd per hundred. KEVIN-STREET BUTTER MARIET.-SEPT. 5.-Prices- Cools, 10d, 101d, lid per Ib; firkins, 88s, D4s, and 100s, per cwt. TIPPERARY BUTTER MARIKET-SEPT. 5-The price ...

... THE BUTTER TRAIDE, The apprehension formed at the beginning of the pro- sent, eason of a serious diminution in the production of butter have been realised to an extent which, consider- ing the importance of the trade and its influence on the prosperity of the country, would justly ex- cite alarm, were it not that the demand has diminished to a nearly equal extent with the supply. The decrease ...

... XEVIN-STREET BUTTER MAtKM-DEC, 19--Prices. Cools, lid, 12d, id' per Ib; fIrkhat, 100;7 10s, end 112s SPITeLFrELDS MARKETS-DEC. l9.-Bacon-Fiitcli 65s to 68s , 'middles, 668 to 68s; American, 62s to 6O,; cheeks, 42s. lama-Slhort; 58s to 6ls ; long, 74s to 78Y9._ Lard, 7Cs per cwt. Butter, cools, lid to 13d per lb; firkins, 84s to li Ss per cwt SBtate of market-Full supply, ant all cleared off ...

... SHlIPPIING. AIRRIVED At this port, on tho 15th inst., the Mary Kerr, from Runcorn, with salt. At Londondeory, the Augusta, Matinolich, from New York; W. A. Brown. Hammond, do.; and Ulrich von Hut- ton, Krrnaft, from Dantzic. At Dundalk, on the 12th inst., the Restloss, Rogers, from St. John, N.B. In Dundalk Bay, on the 13th inst., the Dilston, Hill, from Constantinoplo for Dundalk. At ...

... BELFAST MARKETS. ~FRIDA,-UL-Y 20, 1860.~ (vFtol! MEOSRS. TP. & 0. GAIISSE3N.) TI1EBlip is little change to note in the corn trade this week. The weather has been Showery, lout, So far, has not done apy injury to the wheat, which is now in full bloom, and the rain has hoen of great beneift to the other crops.- Harvest, however, must now ho late: oven with, fine wea- thor we can have little ...