... I IARKElT INTELLIGENOE-YEsTmJDAY. I DUBLIN MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE. ;: TUOSDA', NOVEUBEP. 13.-Weather-Much rain has fallen Since Frkilay but to-day is fair. There was a mo- derate 'attendauce at ninrket, and a stiffer tone ha-' racterised businos3 in allbranches. Irishwheatwitlhout mnaterial change. Oats-A moderate supply; beat classes strong ar full rates ; other Ilrnds more saleable than of ...

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... SOUND IlVESTMENTS. ?? I The frequency with X Kids it isjn'oclainkd'thnt the public are not investing has almost engen- dered amongst those who have capital to employ a feeling that it may be well to wait until the fau blaze of sunshine on the political horizon will give them the opportunity of employing theii money profitably and with perfect security. No doubt there is some little ...

... MOaneTARY IwTwIGffvE.:' i1 K a 'DUBLIN MONEY MARKET. Dublin, Tuesday Evening. Markets generally were weaker to-day, on ud- favourable political rumours, though the tone is by no means flat, Home Government Funds were steady at about last evening's quotations. Consols rose Is 3d, to 95S 1, while New Threb per Cents. repeated 94j, and closed rather buyers. Transactions in the latter for July ...

... THE SOUTH CITS MARKETS. I Sat Yesterday the contractor for the erection of the ro South City Markets commenced the work. It is pro. V5 bable that the belt of shops and warehouses which b is to encompass the site of the new market will tb be completed within a year, and that the market ra itself will be out of hands within two years. From hc this forth, therefore, the project of replacing by a ...

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... SHIPPING INTELLIGENOR. | DUBLIN SHIPPING rLIST-YESTERDAY. WIND AND WwTHEDI-EXN.. light and dulL. Baro- meeter, 30.0. AaIV.-Foreign Steamers-Meteor, Oporto, ger.- eral. Forelgn Sauing Vessels-Nil. Steam C611lers- Arbutus, Ayr, coals ; Aston, Garston, do. Steam Coasters-Rose, Fdith, and ?? Spencer, Holyhead, goods; Lady Eglinton, London, do; Mullingar, Standard, acd Adele, Liverpool, do; Duke of ...

... IMARKET INTELLIGENCE-YESTERDAY.I DUBLIN MARKETS. DUBLIN PROVISION MARKET-SPITALFIELDS, JULY 16-Market but firmly stocked with home nad foreign meats. Trade quIet. Prices unchanged, LITTLE GREEN BUTTER MARIKET-JULY 1t- Large supplies, and extremely dull demand. Prices Id per lb lower than previous week. Finest cools, 9d per ib; good ordinary do, Sd to Sid per lb * lirkins, 74 to Sd -JOHN M ...

... -- t -i~ UEAt'i I ?? DUBLINT MONEY MARKET.veing Dublin, Wednesday Eeig Markets generally were dull and heavy.V- Home Government Funds continue weak, ?? V Consuls and New Three per Cents. relapsed 29 fid, to 97-1 and 97 respectively. The latter were dealt in for account at 96t J. India Four per Cents,. were dull, and is 3d. lower, at 1031i. Portuguese Three per Cents, were fairly firm, o and ...

... IIMPORTANT TO THE SPIRIT TRADR i Yesterday, in the Common Pleas DiviB' fore Mr. Justice Lawson and a common j action was tried, in vwich Mr. Walter Brydon, spirit merchant, of Belfast, sought to recover da. mages, laid at £247 IPs 6d, from Messrs. P. J. Molloy and Co., spirit brokers, of Dublin, for al- leged breach of warranty in the sale of a quantity of whiskey. Mr. J Murphy, Q.C., Dr. ...

... i I onI DUBLIN MON~EY MARlKET. nnt ?? f riday Evening. ir~ Markets were quiet, but generally firm. Home Government Funds continue firm, and New Three per Cents advanced 2i 6d, to 96J.. Consuls repeated 97~. India Five and Four per :O- Cents were again strong, and rowe Bs and 7s 6d, to ~II 103i and 102i respectively. an Lge Egyptians were weaker, and Unified receded Is .he 3d, to 40i 1. ...

... I MARKET INTELLIGENOE-ESTERDAY. B ?? DUBLIN MARKETS, TDUBLIN PROVISIOWN-SPTAtFIELDS, JUiL 23- MKwket fairyastocked with both home and American c~dl~d~mt6 Tr~dexiaiet1or all descriptiqns of goods, =t eatfrmer over-age quatatfons. Butter-With in. c daveiles we note a fM of Id per lb in prics all roOrd. Lard rtd cbeese unaltered fi value. but1 FoN si 3,-W eat Iate& ?? abot ondy' prce' Ipot o wses ...