... THE NENAGH BUTTER MAkKET. I n llm nV-1 +3Za canl, ?? Ad- -at. SxTY- IO on Monday the supply of butter at the Nenagh weekly butter market was less than usual, but the quality, for the most part, was equal to that at the previousimarket, while a good number of firkins could scarcely be excelled. Altogether, 118 firkins, weighing, on an average, 70lbs. each, were opened, and of these not balf a ...

... ?EORGED?UAS CKREAT E3ITLEBP AND CATTLE MARKET. (From the Northern Fsfge.) TShis great annual fair, the greatest north of Inver- aess, was held on Monday on the usual grouhd, and drew a large attendance bothi of local proprietorsasnd tanners, as well-asof dealers 'and otlxenf rom-a dis-. tance. Etpecially by sheep tarnners wvas the market anticipated with considerable interest, in conse- quence ...

... (Fromn te ?? Guardian.)I IMPOI1TS AOD ESTIMATED SeOCico. lmport3. Scoecl. Description. This Ths | ToD i 19! amne Week. Tear. date. 18566. dtIS Aerican. ?? 34,379 ?93.848 931,128 383,490 418,610 EgyPtian. A., - 91206,8183 13,t269 5S1,320 31,810 Smyr. &Gcssk,.,. 52 15,8966 30.489 5,14.0 11, 010 West India, &c. 254 609,489 62,1741 38,27S0 2£ 670 aset lndiws,. ?? 11,73? 421, 669 8332 987 105,600 ...

... -- LoNDON, Saturday Evening. fa SFECIAL WIBL a, cosols for account opened at 94,4, buyers, lo d.5 C5dbsubequefltly to 954, se~lers, but closed 5OoesincglthO foreignu market preparations were sti dinehe approaching settlement. Spanish ?? firmer. In other rcspecits there ?? chang~e. To-day the arrangement the ott lsnieft being in progress, railways bare, io h ecotances. shown increased ...

... ioTEY M TARo cI1ARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. Ad ox gg LONOu Qaniserosmair.) LoNDox, Thursday Evening. There has been no recovery of anination in the stock markets, and quotations are in some respects still lower. This is particularly the case with the Funds. The recent failure of a dealer with no less than upwards of three hundred thousand Console open and options to half that extent, is of course ...

... .LoK1.Woz GaZBETTB. lhiay, July 19. ' BANKRUPTS. i Notice of AdjudicatICfl and First Meeting of Creators C To Surrender at thl Bnkrupits' Court, London. Casteli S. slad O.. flrebsindmouEO. merchants, July Sa chiles a. H.i St, Sehnts-wood-tarrace. linen draper. July 29 Obriste her 3 ?? S lat of Groat Ormonedeireot, July St Church IiOxford-etreet, busier. July831 Olerke S.,lat of FagglestoneiSat ...

... I ?? 549.1sl Onse The Bank of England returns show the effects of the quarterly payments. The public deposits have decreased by /1,748,686, while the private deposits have increased by 1,014,I04, and the reserve of notes shows a diminution of /8o8,63o, but the stock of bullion has nevertheless increased by /209,171, making the total 22,495, 855. The stock of bullion in the Bank of France has ...

... Th onClarke, Robeon, of and from Shield, arr a well, at Alexandria, on the 12th, after a panssge re ,The Liverpool ship Bluecatisra, Phillips atrrie Rotterdama, will load in the Tyne Dock for inatcliI, f~t The Carnatic, with 18 persons (in bionr ?? of health at the Rusin icc110gkot a el31 Monday evening, bound to Riga. ' e 'Lhild, 0 The Maitland, of North Shieldo, reported [-n haitl Foochoofoo ...

... I I LIvERPOOL CATs.i MiAkET, Monday.-At 'this day's market, consequent oh the great facilities enjoyed by Liverpool for the removal of Irish cattle and sheep to any part of the country-facilities enjoyed by no other market in the United Kingdom-there -was a very large attendance of buyers from the northern, southern, and midland districts. The supply of stock was less than on last Monday, the ...

... K IUTOUOIUNAUUAND- ,, Lsq Pri-. up. Sbrs. N r-thern, Sans .- ' 3 B Iot lak .I0 0 1 iNo. (Tiew, issue,! .] 10 po 130 1,0 40j 4 403 Ulszter Bank .I.I 10 Pruvinejal Bank . 0 'N I31 7 7 National Bank .40 50 I 3,q 614 611 Rloral Bank .10 I330 35 35 33 Hboerni an Bank . 215 900) 354 'N ~ r Bank of An-stralasia ..40 40r 03 f6t 04 Im3perialU Otoa2.1 0 70 31 Dnblin ExhibitionPalace I .5 - - Cred'tFon ...

... IBARN'WS BANKING COMPA I IOh MEBTING OF THE B SHAP.RHOLDER, ich Yesterday afternoon, in complianee with thg part of the reocent judgment of the Maue, d1 t1 lt =t I Andrews's case, which referred the 4,4,. ity tion to Mr. Church, the Chief C(lerk, to sscsM era who were members of Barned's Banking Co th, panywithin twelve months pror tothe wding ful lerge and iinflential meeting of the Cltess Ba ...

... -1 sm -- - -, ? ?ff LEAING O TBAD~Eu 'Mnday July 92 .Pd'tc.2 inight, 9iego Tu ;ay .JUI 2. nsp 47*1duisa.-58 Wednea~~y. J~~zly 34 or 4, 29,63; M dnight, 28,2 HIGH WATER AT LTVERPGOO. HmOmwscG xvmWIO. amisav. ?? ?? 5N.M 3.1, ?? IN 132. I 8 JULY 23. F0oronoo.4- Yille Noam Dom Herinatno I..Hava..l..r.Qeen . Louidloc Parl~%,rey.. ?? Keirat .Me , Alfred ?? GraBrtiOlcte JULY 24. ubo:xrst aeA Ellen ...