... TEEN MARKETS. i _ DUB IN &KBErS-.ThrWs.DA. ;, Pread, C7-d to Sd per 41b loaL Potacoe, 3s 6d to 5E 6d per cOtl; kempt 9s. EBcon-Top prices of flitch, 72s; middles. 74e; best Am. 1s n, 6;5s; Ehort hame, 70s, and long do, 86 to 84s e Bater, 13d to 10d per lb. Eggs, Os to l3s per I4. Fish-lerrlngs (small;, 3s ed per hundred; eod, is 61 to, i 3s each; oysters carce, fe per hundred. Fodder-Hay, 4s ...

... I STOCK AD SHARE MARKET. I Dublin, Thursday :yening, The Funds are without alteration to-day, Consolo iealsiang 922 for money, and New 3 per Cent 3to*l 91i for transfer and next account, and 91f I for di- ferred account, buyers. Bank Shares were'in moderate demand; National are j lower, and National of Liverpool and Royal were done at the former value, tlosing firm. City of Dublin Steam ...

... I THE GRAIN TRADE FOR 1863. 1 P Messrs. John M'Call and Co., Glasgow, iu their i arnual circular, report as follows :- The retro3spect .e which it is usual to take of the trade at the end of d each year slows, in the present, a falling off in tha )f imports of wheat, flour, oats, and peas, as compared t. with last year, and an increase in those of oatmeal, d barley, beans and Indian corn; the ...

... i OVEPE.N, GUMN1Y, AND CO MPAY,-Y. I 'The proceedings against the defuendats were re. 1- ?? on Ssturday morning at half-psat ten o'clock, in the Conrt of Queen's Bench, Guilltatll, the Man- sior-hfzuse juntite ro ni nutaffordirgsnfficient accom- Enodation for the witnesses and others who are ea- gaged in this important inquiry. Evidence was ad- r duced in sapport of the charge agaiust the ...

... | S1HIFI}RECK ON THIE' KISS B]ANK. j We have to report the total lose ef thO fine Iirn ship Glenorcly, of 1i R. I tone; registpr, avn=niaried by Captain Michael John, which tcok p!ace or the ?? sand bhnk, a'sln' thr:-e mike s outh of the flng ship, ona Friday evtn:eg10 1he veinl woei from the Eouth.ward, blowing feeth, with rain. The Gleitorchy was from Glasgow, which poirt ehe 'eft en the ...

... THE ALLIANCE GAS COMPANY AND THE I IRISH TIME&S. 5 TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. 2nd January, 1I869. DE3AR SiR-Iu an editorial article in the jri>-7 T.rncs observations of a very uncandid nature were made in referenco to a letter which, as law agent of the above company, I had, as a matter of business, Written to Major Knox on Monday last. In correc- tion of some of these observations faent to ...

... I | Dublin, Saturday Evening. The Fuads are siightly better. The only dealing was in New Three per Cent. Stock at 911 92, 91-9, buyers, Ban3k Stock declined 1, National improved j for Imoney, and were t lower for account ; Hibernian are I 1- and National of Liverpool I higher. There is a reduction of 1-16 la Munjter, and Royal were unaltered, clesing in demanot the price. Britiab and rsh Steb ...

... I COMFREYCIAL M-MEmQGOR. BVe ra Dublin, 13ztiiday 1veig; 5 Buesz rvmlns without much &le ter natgo . bt Mnore Animation may reasntbly be expected as the er season advances. 3Ieuey is not likely to be deare Li8 for some time, as the atmouat of capital unemployed de is still so large that even a very increased demand id could be met without pressure. A revival of trade, ts more foreign loans, or ...

... i TlRHE MAlRKETS. I t __ LITTLE GREEN MATIKErT-'I.NUA'Y 4. -A .alr rappy and a very dull demand for eega at hits dav s mire's. jxpcrt price, 10s per 124.-J,)av X 'DONELSL. ; OPLINkT-t' TFiL:GRAT 11 LON+DON' CATTLt MA UK ET-J kN. 4.-B. ssts 2 sheep acd lambs, 19,680 calves, 27 pigs, *2-0. P.-ces- Beef, Is 'd to .s 6d; mnttw,. 3s *3d to 5s 6d,; real 3s 6d to (s 4d pork, Ss 3.d to 5s Qd. Beef ...

... Dublin, Monday Evening. The Funds are -s better, Console realising 924- for money, and New Three per Cent, Stock 92 924L for transfer and next account, buyers. Bank Shares were in moderate demand. Hiber- nifmt a. dtoy&l brought the last price; National declined s to 4, and National of Liverpool , closing firm. The business in Steam Shares was confined to Dublin and Liverpool Steamship Building ...

... TEE PMOD3ALrLE: M-,- M.ki-E,-r OF 1jS39 a.-c ?? ?? Lnc'nouidiJ.! Lk, There are Iny Eio:.r thast we have mnorgsihe I so- tie eld (i ?? exltra lme o ?? f lJU V3 ?? l oni Bcrjlare-etreet hla- beea eotsui. LuJ A,,, Its bleieess bag b-ee uoprolitaPle. 'TereS hshacri.y ' Ee ,thlapes, beer a perioi at ?? it was so diffi- o, iut t, eu ploy D .o eafeiy au l at a lpr.it. Dt ELUtr ,OWwe h'pe this v.i 1! ...

... Ii THE COPE TRA.DE I n- 1 - C D O L The year 1168 has cut a memorable nick on th, re-ords of time. At horne we have lead a wide-base-I Reform; Bill passed by a a Connervative Mlinistry, Io Spain we have seen the bourbons felt away as though of ephemreral existence, ard an insurgent general become comnander- in chief. in Abyseinia the etronrhold ?siagdals, his been tajce, the captivc6 liberated ...