... DUBLIN MARKETS-TuL9DAY. _ _ ?? ?? - _jI ^_A1 ~ Bread, 7id to 8d and 9d per 41i toar. Coals, Ins 6d to t8a Cd ; furnace 15s to Is per ten. Potatoes, 4s 6d to OP; kemps, 5s to Os. On the quay, t!e small cargoes. Hay, 3a 6d to 3a lOd, 4a extreme, per cwt. Straw, Is bd to 2s 2d per cwt, Turnips, 14s. Mangold, Ids. Carrots, 30s to 4Gm per ton. Eggs, Ss Od to ION Od per 124. Butter, ?? to I~d per lb ...

... SPITALFIELDS BACON AND BUTFER MARKEr- AUGUST 20-The market small, and demand very dall; to sell in quantities, lower prices would be taken. We only quote spring ?? bacon, 609 to 95s; mid- dles, 66s to 70s; American Gs to 40s; cheeks, 44s to 46s; shoulders, 24s to 2Js; Wicklow harns, a6s to 6a; long fine 8GE to 90s ; lard, 60s to C6s. Butter-Cools, 9d to 10d per lb ; fIrains, Sid to 3jd per lb. ...

... dublin, Wednesday Evening. The Funds have declined * to 4, closing rather buyers at the prices; Censols, 924 for money; New Three per Cent. Stock, 914 - for present transfer, 914 2 a for next, and 91i i for deferred account. Railway Shares were heavy; Great Southern and Western Stock left off firm at -L advance for money and account; Midland Great Western halves are also D higher, buyers at ...

... Dublin, Mfonday Evening. The Funds are a lower, the market closing buyers at the prices; Console, 921 for money and account; Now Three per Cent. Stock, 92t 92. Railwey sebare were in good demand; Dublin and Belfast Junction improved 4, leaving off buyers at42R; Dublin and Drogheda Stock realhsed 94 94k, showing a decline of 2 to 1j, buyers; Great Southern and, NVeslein Stcck closed firm at ...

... I I In our columns to-day the public will find the pro. tpecties of the Dublin Exhibition Palace and Winter Garden Company. Ties objects which thes promoters of this undertaking propose to carry out are such as can- not fail to recommend themoselves to evesy class of the community and elicit the warmnest approval, and, wt' trust, the heartiest re-operation. Tite company sine'- ru ply propose ...

... I COMMERCIAL INTEGLLGENCE. I Dubfin, Satifrda Fvening. Nothing has occurred this week to relieve the dull, leaden aspect which has so long brooded over connaer- cial affairs, and wbich at this period of the year might very reasonably have boon expected to give place to a little briskness. Produce of all kinds is as slow of eale as ever, with one or two trivial exceptions, and the complaints of ...

... THE MAuirETs. lng iDUBLIN MARKETS-Tctcast,.s. ly; We luave had far aeveral days frosty fuezgy Wecelrp the aecorctcuco with November, giving alls OPr;5rIniy out manure. in consequences of the floe etate of th c1 rcsi 14. oa was larger then uiual en Tuegiday, andl the prnicee, sic., 2a 40 to So 80, extreme pricesi ds; . V. lets to 'is 20, och Potatoees-Little to notice ; ftrcce:utot err t' i: ...

... - am. The half-yearly Meeting of Ele Lzranu ULL1a %n1oa Wll pris was held on Saturday at the canal Houseo, Williamn- Ws.et ?? he chair, TI. e Secretory lead t ih report of the directors, AS fellows:- lolhw8- Th accounts which the directors have to submit to the slrareholders show the surplus revenue for the half-your (incIuding the balance of 7781. t7s. 4d. brought far- Ward from tise last ...

... I STOCK AND SHARE MhINIMET. Dublin, Thursday Evenitg. The Funds are nearly without alteration in valoe to day, and closed firm, with buyrrs at the prices: Con- aols were not dealt in for money, and for now account were done at 9sa; New 3 per Cent. Stock 92 ft for present transfer, and 92j k for deferred aocount. Railway Shares were in active demand; Belfast sad Northern Counties, Cork, ...

... I DUBLIN C(ATITE MARKET. I 'Itfc tirt neetihg of this company wal hold at two ?? ectertiny, at 48, Upper Sackvilte-street. The ?? 11a; occnpied, in tho absence of Sir Percy Nugent, Bort., by ?? W5. O'CONcee.R The, solcitor of the con pany, Mr. James Mtaleoy, read the ieport as follows:- I Ie directors have to coungatiloate the shareholders on the success of the applicatioln to parliament for ...

... GALE IN THE CHIANNEL-SlIPPING CASUALSTIES. -1 r . _ I _ _ I _ . _- . I. . I . . . I The weel thor has been severe for outward bound ship- ping lately in tile Channel. In fact, for those last ten or eleven days there has been a successioin of gales from various quarters, which prevent vessels leaving the Channel and fairly getting out to sea for their respec- tivedestinations. Siuch a ...

... I I-r- - *X-l I The past week has proved the roughest and wettest of the whole winter. The ground, hitherto comparatively dry, Ieis now become sodden, and but very little workeould be wromtlmit on the land. The sowing of agricultural seeds as well ai ot spring corn is necessai ily postponed, aed the coadition of the wheat has no chance of immediate Improvemeit. Tile light slil6, however, ...