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... I The weekly meeting of this body was held on Sunday last at the Corn-Exohange Rooms. Mr. PATRscK MoRsAN, victualler, in the chair. The minutes of last meeting being read, Mr. Ray read a letterfrom Mr. Hugh Caraher, sail-clothmaker, Drogheda, of which the followipg is an extract:- ABy an account lately published we find that the vessels belonging to this country, above 60 tones' burtlhen ...
... - -D fUBLTN MARITr. S05Zt~ICFEtLI HA^ MAIIKw, NOV. 17.-Hay from 3s 4 to 4s. Od.; inferior, 2s. .Od. to Sa. 2d-; wheate0 from 1s. 4d. to is. 8d.; oaten straw, is. 6dto 2s Od. b ley s'raw, Is. 3d. to Is. 6d. per cwt. t *s. d r. KEulN.y TofT WEDNESDAY, NOv. 18-There ,a,, large supply of cool butter at this day's market and the demand good, and sold from 10d to 1Id per lb. * e 49s. to 50s.; hams, ...
... IREVIEW VO TR BRITISH CORN TRADE FO I THE PAST WEEK. .1 i :. -f - t . _ 1. a w _ _r '(From the MqMh-Lane Express.) The firm -tone which the wheat trade assumed in the early part of the week does not appear likely to be main- taified, the advanced rates demanded for the article having caused purchasers to act with even greater caution than they had previouly' displayed; the operations have ...
... LIVE POOL MI KETs. K- _ M ?? V ?? 7_^ ?? a. . . _- _ MONDAY, JUNE 29.-The arrivals of British grain, flour, and oatmeal continue small, but from abroad the imports of the last seven days comprise upwards of 14,000 quarters of wheat and 20,000 barrels of flour. Duties have beens paid upon 370 quarters of wheat, 792 quarters of oats 1,306 quarters of barley, 139 quarters of beans, and 408 ...
... I A. ~~BANK OF IRlL&ND. aI A ?? A mneeting of the proprietors was convened yesterday, to, receive & communication from the Board of Directors. The attendance was crowded. The GOVE RNO (Robert Law, E~q.) in the chair. The Secretary having read the minutes of the last day of' meeting, the Chairman said that he was commissioned by- the Court of Directors to make known to the meeting a ...
... |REVIEW OF TH BRItrSf CORN TRADE FoRn [ ITHE PAST WEEK. I We have been favoured with very fine weather during the week, and field labour is now in a state of great forward. ness; the land, we are informed, works admirably, turning up extremely friable, and a large breadth is prepared for the reception of the seed. Bean planting has already made considerable progress; a good many peas have also ...
... LIVERPOOL MDARKETS: I M o An A V A. _ ,, a:.A - ?? _ . _ . _ A ! Y, APRIL ?? theexception of 9,900 qrs. of oath, and 5,300 loads of oatmeal from Ireland, the arrivals of British grain, &c., to this port during the past week have been moderate. The imports from abroad, and en, tered under bond, comprise 1,090 qrs. of wheat, 660 qrs. Of beans, and 9,600 brls. of flour; the-latter from the ...
... I THE TARIFF-THE PROVISION TRADE. The following memorandum has been addressed by Mr. a\['Calloch, the political economist, 'to Mr. Murray, of ughton, county Donegal,. and D.P.. for irdicudbriglit, in Scotland:- I am not surprised that your constituents should continue to be apprehensive lest the proposed measures with respect to the importation of foreign cattle and beef should seriously ...
... I LONDON MONEY MARKET-FRIDAY. (Front the Chronicle.) The reduction in the rate of interest bly the Bank of England has led to various opinions as to its coesequences and its prudence. We have already stated oer ems fully on the stiliject, and see no cause to alter them. Wc con- sider that the public had a right, after sfferiiig for ivo full years from the torture of the m screw, to evpct that ...
... 11MOWNAV Ale., - MoR_. T . II5UNDAY, APRIL 13.-During the past week we have had rgood supplies of wheat, oats and oatmeal, coastwise and from Ireland, and the imports from abroad comprise up- wards of 20,000'quarters of wheat, 1,840 quarters of oats, 6,430 quarters of barley, and 16 800 barrels of flour. Duties have been paid upon 580 quarters of wheat, 4,600 quarters of barley, 186 quarters ...
... THIE SLAVE TRADE. `The trial friends of the Negro amongst the Tory party-and that some, even of the out-and- outers, are hearty in the cauie we are disposed to believe- must have felt annoyed at the gross in- decency with which Mr. O'Connell-the ablest and most consistent advocate of freedom that ever ?? treated by the well-dressed mob of Exeter Hall. Giving the class to which we al- lude ...
... |, I :: I rSMistHrELD.-Hay, from Bs lod to 4s ad; inferior, from 3s Od to 3s ad; wheaten'straw from Is 7d to 2sOd aaten straw, from Is ?? to 2s 2d; barley straw from Is 6d to Is 8d per cwt. * XBVw-sTRRET.-The supply of fine butter still con. tinuea scacre and in good demand. Cool butter, from 12d to 14d per Ib; bacon, 46s Od to47s Od; hams, 46s to 47s per Cwt SPITALaIR DS.-The supply of bacon ...