... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... MECHANICS' INSTITUTE--ELECTRO.PLATING I AND GILDING-IRISH MANUFACTURE l A lecture on the above subjects was delivered by Surgeon Lover in the lechlauic8' Institute last week, He com- menced by recapitulating from a previous lecture the general principles upon which metals are precipitated from their solutions by feeble currcnts of voltaic electricity, the metal always appearing in the ...

... GREEN-STREET, Nov. 4.-Potatoes, cups, Is idt Is. 8d; pinks, Is. 8d. to 2s. Od. ; droppe s, Os. Od, t Os. od.; lumpers, Is. Od. to Is. 2d. Eggs, wholesale Os. Od.; retail, 6s. 6d. to 7s. Od. Butter from 6 t 93d. per lb. THO4AS-STREET BUTTER CRANE, NovEHHET, 4--C butter, first quality, 78s. per cwt.; second ditto, 72,.. third ditto, 66s. Cool butter selling in good demand, frc 6d. to 9Ad. per lb ...

... IREVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRAMp I - - THE PAST WEEK. DEpo (From the MarA-Lane Eiprese.) A material improvement has taken place in the wealtert within the last few days, the air having been d e frosty, and alike favourable for hardening the new gaminind frst;ek and bringing tihe land into working conditio Sta regards agricultural labour and every Rspec utth5O anh week hats been one of great ...

... REPpAL OF THE iUtONMHZTIN6 O TOE TRADES OF LIMERIC C.1J New Year's Day wasl ushered in most auspimioungy the o the great cause of Repeal, by a formidable meeting of the o congregated trades of this city, at the old Lancasterian al School IRooms, Clare.street, which, though capable of con1- r taining some hundredas were thronged to excess by inde- t pendent, intelligent, and well-dressed ...

... [ LIVERlpooL MARKETS. MONDAY, MAlAcll 28.-Since this day se mji,,h ports coastwise and from Ireland have been alik the i0 each article of the corn trade, and the arrival. I small oa are comprised in 3468 qlarters of wheat, an ahr of flour. The only change in thle rates of dt 235 brre vance of Is. Gd. per quarter on beans. ?? ty is an Id Ien'd *icae at the same time to releart al imnprosve ...

... I I (COMMIUNICATED.) Po] The ii-ual weekly meeting of this body was hold on Sun- (C day laSL, at thle Corn-Exchiange Rtoomns. thc Mr. Wnixr, (wole oeatv) was called to the chair, amx and reported favourably from au inspection of the marts ten during the week. (ol: Mr. Brennan than addressed thle meeting. lie said, it He -was gratifyifig to find that they were taking up the question nut in the ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRIT1SIS CORN TRADE FOR THE PA4T WEEK. (From the Mlaith-lane Erpress.) A decided change took place in the weather on Tuesday; the wind veered to the east, the temperature fell several degrees, and heavy rain was experienced in some parts of the country; this continued until Thursday, when the barometer began to rise again, and we have now a return of warm sun- shine. The rain ...

... o f. _, _, MNONDAY, AuG. 15.-The week's imports of wjheat and flour from foreign and colonial ports are again large, ned from the latter there have arrived also 2263 quarters of peas and 1128 barrels of oatmeal. The only change in dau is a reduction of one shilling per quarter on rye. OnTues. day last a large business was tiansnacted in wheat, btat an decline generally of 3d. per bushel from ...

... lNIkRI zIPA.NY OF IRELAND .I The stated half-yea'ily meeting of the ?? of this the company was held yesterday at the company's office, No. 27, paii Lower Ormond-qisay, for the purpose of receiving from the the Board of Directors their report for thle half year ending the tur, let of Juoc last, and of electing auditors for the ensuing fact half year. Tue meeting was very assiserously attessded. ...