... I ?? MARIKTS. DUBLIN CORN-EXCHANGE.-RIDAy. There was a better demnand for all descriptions of grain at our Corn Exchange to day. Irish grain unaltered, but firm. There was a good demand for foreign wvheat and Indian corn, for both of which prices were paid not attainable since this day week. We do not, however raise oar quotations. Wheat-White, now ?? goo Od ro Ias Oe per 282 lb. Red .. 29s od ...

... i ,I- - DUBLIN MARKETS-WF.DSESDAY. Fresh lierrings, 8s per hundred. Eggs, wholesale, Bs 1Od per hundred. Salmon, 8d to ld per lb. Potatoes, fS to 63 per cwt. SPITALFIELDS BACON AND BUTTER MARKET-JULY 17.-Small, without any change in value. Bacon, fliteh, old, 6is 4d to COs; new, 703 to 74s; middles, 74s to 7Gs; Ame. rican, 48s to BOB; cheeks, 46s to BOs; Wicklow hams, bis to 65s 4d; long do, ...

... I DUBLIN MAIRiKETS-TURSDAT. Coals I6s 6d per ton. Potatoe6-Bemps, 4e 4d to 4s 8d; downs, as 4d to 3s 8d. Hay,2s to as 4d; straw, Is Cdto Is 8d and Is 1(d. Egge, Gs 4d to 7s per 124. Dread, 6hd to 7d aud 8d1 per 41b loaf. CORN-EXCIOANG& We had a fair supply of new grain at market to-day, con- ditlon rather bettor, quality varlable. The demand was brisk, and a pretty good clearanco was ffected. ...

... TILE MARKETS DUBLIN MARKETS-WEDSESDAY. The provision markets, a moderate attendance. Former prices of bacon barely supported. Only article in demand was prime butter, wvhieh may be quoted Is to 2s higher. Flitch bacon, h2s to 64o; middles, 62s to C4s; cheeks, 38s; American, 59s, 54s to Hes; ditto long, Gas to 70s ; lard, ads to 72s. Butter, cools, 10d to bed firkins, 70s to 114s per cwt. Eggs, ...

... | THE BATE OF DISCOUNT AND THE PRICE I -OF CONSOLS.' I (From the Economist.) The reduction of the Bank rate of discount to 8 per cent. has aggravated a difficulty which has haunted the minds of many persons for some time. They are puz- zled to know why Consoli are not higher. They re- member that last February, when the Bank rate was 8 per cent., the public secarities were as follows:- 8-per ...

... DROGHEDA B3OARD OF GUARDIANS. i (FIcoM o001 COIupmirONDINT.) DROOvEDAt, TnuitisDAY.-Tl1O usual meeting of ?? above board was held in the board-room of the work- house on this day. The following guardians were pre- sent., pATlICX MAT'rilnws, Esq., J.P., V.C., in the chair. William Campbell, William Boylan, Patrick Casey, James Jietthes, J.P.; John 3oore, Mayor of Drogheda; Matthew Farrell, ...

... COMMERCIAL INqTELLIGENCE. I .hiblin, Sat'urdae Evening. Our last week's report might be reproduced. The weather has been in the highest degree favourable for tfie harvest, which is now likely to be beyond what was at one time thought possible. The earn market con- tinues rapidly to decline. The fall from the highest point is very great, and as stocks here are heavy, specu- lation having been ...

... I Dublin, Friday Evening. Though the probabilities, especially since the publi- cation of the circular of the French Government in re- ference to the affair of the Trent, seem to be in favour of a peaceful solution of the difference with America the Money Market is still in a very unsettled condition, and exhibits great sensitiveness. In London the Funds have fallenmore than jpercent within ...

... THE LINEN TRADE It is only to be expected, at this period of the year, that farmers are too busy with out- door operations to attend to weaving, and consequently the favourable weather hai had the effect of dimainishing the supplies at the various markets. This, in addition to the Auet rican dificulty, leaves the trade in a very unsatisfactory state. DBuier atted . as, nusaal, and do business ...

... STOCK AND 8AHAE MARKET. Deudin, Tuesday Evening. There is scarcely any alteration in. the value of the Funds to-day. An average amount of business was done, and the market closed buyers at the prices quoted: Console 92j for money; there were no dealings for account. Three per Cent, Reduced 94 ; oew 3 per- Cent. Stock 91 A for present transfer, and 911 J for deferred account. Railway Shares ...

... The past week being tine, advantage has been tateno of the previous rains to get the land in order for sowing. A considerable growth has been made in mangold wart- zel; and the potatoes raised in the country have turned out much better than expected. But Irish advicos show much damage to tile corn crops as well as to pota- toes by rain; while the accounts from Scotland respect- ing the latter ...

... DUBLIN hIARKETs-YEsTEIDAY. REVIN-STREET BUTTER MARKET.-APRlL 10.-Priees -Cools, lid, 12d, 13ad, and 14d per lb; firkins, 104s, Rl0s and IIGs, per cwt. SPITALIIELDS BACON AND BUTTER MARKET- APRIL 10.-A short supply of bacon, with prices in favourof sellers. Butter-Fine qualities dearer; Inferior very difficuil to sell, and no reasonable offer would be refused. Prices- Bacon, flitch, HGs to 68s; ...