... TER. B DUBLIN (Wholesale) (i;evin street)- Jan- le uary 2--The market :s very bare uf Irish butter. 'i which in consequeuca rules rather stiff , aodfo- v lowing the advance in Danish. prices for the tt ITrish art'le have gone up ld per lb. The scar- N i ...

... of beef last Thursdav's terms were about repeated, but generally aliues ruled lds to 15s per head worse. Several large drafts of beasts from yesterday's Athy Fair, which latter ruled dear, were forward here, but' could not in every instance be negotiated ...

... account 2 India Tlbree pert Cent 2 Lo-a! l oan 1., cd Rulpee Paper t l1 Bank ottuk was quoted 5 paints higher. I C ?? in the Home Railvway section were, aol tI n eaker figures. though in some casesa ie last prices were anove the worst.i Great: E'astern ...

... progress. In the zoornin tralders were influenced hy the lisai- poilitnment over the foieigl news aani Wooid Ar- gentrine and home crkip reports. iattec ?? free selling hyv North-Wester- house, poor spport fromn the loawl market leadets. an I the unsatisfactorv ...

... ir.1 values. Demand equal to a L earance'of elsz- 1 ted lots ?? fresh goods. Quotattions-Chotie 3 fresh. sciected parcels of home eggs, 12s 6d to 1 i3s per 120, and upwards for extra fine selee- F ted in reail lots; best farmers'. 11s 6d t-128s t Der 120; ...

... cant. Sago flour bas sold at Bs 7-4d. ex quay, but, 1 i store lets are hleld for 9s t^ 9s 3d per cwt. 'Tapio'a flour lnas ruled dull of sale, but pri;;s urae ?? firm. I C-itoree4 lip's a very firmn mae-k-t, in ?? vaith the advonce in a0 , uad wel el ...

... feature; traders being still i busy with the balancing of accounts. Supplies shave been on a moderate scale and the demand for home fairly active, but.the shipping business has been much slower. Extra 'fine new is un- changed at. 12c to I. Receipts totalled ...

... all nelong to one or two districts in 'the province of Kwang-tung, and they came! | on the strength of reports brought home or! sent home by the poor Canton ' navvies' who helped to lay the steel highway across the Rocky Mountains. Mr Fearon goes further ...

... moderate level, prices did not vary matetrial'y to-day. Quotations-Danish, 117s to 122I par exit; Australian. 108s to 112s; home produce, extra choice, m-il cured cool, Is per lb; good do, ild to 1144; ordinary, 94d to 10d and 10id per lb; firkins, 8ill ...

... Leins- £2.502 ri fit 0ai 2 ?? p i'ilii -O In'sa'eI'it~d £1500to' ro- duction of Bank Premises, a-nd £3,500 for- ward. Traffices-Home Railways: Increases- Great Southern and Western, £207 ; Mi(l- 'land Great Western, £1,358; Waterford and Limerick, £36 and ...

... cof England. 1A In Colonial Governments, New South WNales Four per Cent rose I; and South Aus- tralian Four per Cent, -. In Home Railways, Brighton 'A rose Caledonian Consolidated, 1, Deferred, ; Chatham Ordinary, A Preference, 1 Great Eastern, ?; Great ...

... herrer thiis morning, and contrary to anticipacions and notwithstanding the big falling off in cattle e n- tries the mathet ruled vere disappointing to sel-. lers, bein g slow, and c heaper throughou or beef. At the commsencement buyers showed' much apathy ...