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... A RR Ia V E D. Sept. 17-Britannia, (at.) DavisTverpool Maid of Galloway, (st.) Haswell, Stranraer 18-Margaret, Aiken, Liverpool, salt Rapid, (st.) W'lhite, Glalgow Ranger, DN;is, Whitehaven, general cargo Nottinghlam, (St.) White, Dublin Falcon, (st.) Gowan, Liverpool 19-Solway, (st.)fllsrton, Carlisle Ruby, 1Rogers, Larne, flour 20-Venns, Hanna, Wick,,ierrings Vulcan, (St.) Ferguson, Glasgow ...
... A R a Iv E D. Sept. 24-Ann, Simms, Bangor,slates Solway, (t.) Burton, Carlisle Maid of Galloway, (st.) Haswell, Stranraer John and Charles, Leigh, Antwerp, flax Planter, MAMahon, Quebec, timber 25-1libernia, (st.) Williams, Dublin Vulcan, (st.) Fergnson, C lasgow Falcon. (at.) 0owan, Liverpool Hero, stewart, London, general cargo willialTn, Spark, Petershurgh, tallow, &c 26-sPeggy and Mary, ...
... OPENING OF TIHE LONDON AND BIRM2INGHAM1 - RAILWAY. Monday was the first day that the complete line of railroad 2 from the London to tile Birmingham terminus was opened.- I il' The portion of the road which was traversed for the first time re on this occasion was that which extends between the old 1ta- ia tion at Denbigh-hall and the station at Rugby. The station at i the former place now no ...
... SELFAST MA RKETS-THUBISDAY, STEMnBE1t 27. 1 Ma I I. a a Oatneal.. 12s 9d@13 6 1obacco/e.o, 8 t9 New do. ?? 14 U0-14 6 ?? Sa nc . Wheat ?? 16 0 -17 0 . toll 3 3 - 34 Gurly .. 7 0-8 0 .plkq3 5-3 6 o. 8-ts, Polan. 6 0-7 70 ..ptiglad 3 0-3 6 Potao ?? 76 - 8 74 SnuiT. 3 9-100 s- Old Oat.. 7 f6i- S4(Cig-r, ,doz. O 9-3 0 n, ?? 26 0-00 0 [Sugarrefine 0 8j- 0 lo _ ,.2d Y24 0-000I LButtecr scale ...
... LONDON CORN-EXCHANGE, FRlIAY. SEPT. 21.-We have scarcely any fresh supplies of new Wheat i this week, the few samples that appeared were taken ofF readily bry ont millers at fully Monday's rates. There has a, so been a 'air demand for foreign at that day's rcurrency - rthe duty has advanced to 2s 8d per quarter. Barley is in moderate supply, and the sale limited. The arrivals of ?? this week ...
... REVISOW OF THE CORN TRAD)E DURING THE ' PIIAST WEEN. (A btidged fironla Ike Mark Lave ?? *MfMondap,, SepL 24th.) Ig the north of England some portion of the crops are still out ;'th e favourable weatlber during ?? last fortnight bas enabled the falrmers to get ill tbe bull; of their grain, even as far north as Yorkshire. Through all the country south of the 11umber, the fields are completely ...
... LONDON CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY. SEPT. 24.-We have receihed moderatesupplies ot English Wheat the parstweek, arid are still largely supplied from abroad. There has been a good demand from many 'listricts in the country for the foreign Wheat, and our millers are free pur- chasers ot new Wbeat. We had a brisk sale this morning at an advance of Is to 2s per q(r. on all descriptions. Flour sells more ...