... OOMIRR~CIXAL INTELLIGENCE. I . ^ : t: ; . X - f ; : . Saturday Evening. There. has been a decided increase in the amount of. businesa done this week both in the share and podud'e nirkarets, and we are induced to hope that ;things'have 'at 'length reached their lowest point. has a nt of deliveries of several important arti- cles has been satisfactory, and although from many circumstances ...

... SMITHFI'1ELD M3ARUT-LomNmO, MONDAYr. The total imports of foreign stock into London last week- r were s omewhat on the decrease, they amounting to only 1,23 f- head- -the result, doubtless, of the lowv prices obtained in this- i- marke forfsoee time past. At the corresponding period in r. 188, eve received 2,530; nnd at the same tire in 1847, 1,939 it head. 2So stock has come to hand from ...

... 'tE DUBLIN MARKETS. (ACCURATELY REPORTED FOR THE FREEMAN.) Thursday, 31st Mray, 1849. Our Smithfield Market was to-day rather a small one, and goed beef considerably in advance from the difficulty of ?? stall-fed until grass beef comes forward. Good mutton was also one halfpenny up, considering that the great part are now ihorelings. Lambs-pricee stationary, and inferior dull. The demand for ...

... . ?? ! * C0IJIEIgTEE^LJGE.CE. C q T.- ?? THE IJLPO I4AIK1TS. :state~of ouni, nlarkts th totenlo galzare reported,.tfl aecd20lbe otlioa 404 to~ l*1,wtho 161,h stCt1X4 40rdo4it i owvlidti 31LSSSr-np nse l , ; ad- 1S 4s f'o& Antigkoa and I 7is Vdjrb' ?? R1115: The ni~rketl ?? Wtns'tcadyl Uriwwidbf2O' ponchons . Irdetlnla hve ?? 1T 2s to's' petislofrltl~e~ea .1 Cqua EE-W ?? nfrttad ei~ ~e~ $ ...

... iREVIEW OF THE BItITS CORN TRADEk DURINO ?? ..TEE -PAST, WEEK.. : -(Fsvrnb7~ t~ik-t~p E^preni.) -- Importations of 'foreign produce continue on a liberal scale, notwithstanding the low range., of prices in our market for some tine past, and the want ofencouragenenpt to coasligneus. By the official return just published it appears that the totat quantity of grain and pulse imnported into the ...

... . The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of this company was heldl on Saturday, at thedir house in Williamo-street, IWm. DIonGcs LA'rTrc'sitc, Esq., in the chair. The Secretary (Mr. MMullcn) reed the advertisement con- c.eaning the meeting, and afterwards the following report IRIiitTUiS' sIMPORtT. 11GscaTrmrac- have on the present occasion to lay before you the account, showing the ...

... (ACCURATELY REPOtrED rOE I FOElt O.) Dublin, Thursday, Octobers81, ISM S8Ia1SHFIELD CATTLE MARIcET. TO-D.Y.-ThenUalberofbo;. cattle and sheep at this day's market were at least one-fourih less than this day ;veek. notwithstanding ?? it wess ale difficult to sell both beef and mutton; indeed recent pricee were only had for the best quality of heifer or bullock beef-prie 38s. to 45s. off sink. ...

... I IAVERtPOOL MI.ARI lS TE - CORN MARKltHtT. MON'DAY, JiAN. 20.-With tile exeeption of flour, of whid , moderate rlualtity has come to lilnd, tbe wee's rI ulo 5fg &e. either Coustwise or from Ireland, are light. 'J'l i, from abroaut comprise 1,440 qrs. of' wheat and 2. I.,) (r tile former from Galatz, th.e latter from Alexanudria ,ech1 has occurred in the duties on foreign produee. A full of ...

... I T (ACCURATELY REPORTED FOR THE FREEMAN.) Thursday, 7th August, 1845. 6 TnZ HARVEST AND CROPS continue Unaprecarious8tate,ofing n to the broken state of the weather, whichl has rained very t heavily since our report of Tuesday. As this will uinaueoce a- the prices greatly, and as it is now clearly understood that 3r England must require a considerable quantity of grain more By than was ...

... LIVE RPOOL MARKETS. MONDAY, SEPT. 8.-We have this week a fair arrival of oats. feour, and oatmeal from Ireland, but of wheat it is very small, The chief import from abroad is of Canadian flour, of which we have had 14,894 barrels. The duty on foreign wheat has de. clined to 17a per quarter, and of flour to IOs 2Ad per barrel; that on beaus has fallen to 18 Gd per quarter. Wilh exceedingly fine ...

... (ACCURATELY REPORTED POIt TIlE FREEMAY.) Tuesday, July 1), 1845, Tam CATTLE MARKET, YESTERDAY-There was ver little alteration in the price of cattle, either as stock or milch cows, from our last quotations. A few inferior sheep sold at b5d per lb, offal sunsk. Lambs, 188 to 22s each Pig market brisk, at 33s to 36s per cwt. THE HAY MAuxErT-To-day, owing to the favourable change of weather, ...

... I~~ ~~ - .- ,- _- . .- _ . I (FROM TILt MiARK-LANt EXPRESS.) Though the natural effect of the uncertainty respecting the corn laws must have been to create great uneasiness among all classes of agriculturists, it is a singular fact that supplies from the growers have for some weeks past been on a very moderate scale. We can scarcely suppose that this has been caused through confidence In the ...