... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... B1ELV'AST SHIP NEWNS. A It It1 V 1]I). 1:-1 . 1- Maid of 0:11i- v (0t.) IlaTvreli. Strtmraer i lFb. I- F'irv I; i ni (st.) Ml'illvr. lasivaow ?? ?? Dl~bllln ItRillnder. (at.) liled, ?? ('olnltt'as of 1 t.ot le. (ot.) Latlnllt 11Iitellave 'IThollinn ?? Reid., Liverptotlt ?--latiulityo Iv itiirds. Porttmotithi. hoops u3nl fit, (f'ofinroll, I)rm ldied:, yorn Ardtmlijr &, litancil. llnwill. ...

... THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 26. The weatber still continues favourabli for the growing crops wilh the exception of the temperature being rathor cold for the Feason. The graii markets througliout tbe kingdom continue to nd- vance fur most articles in the trade, bet more particularly fur wfieat and oatmeal. It is now pretty well asoertained that the stock remaining in the country of the former, ...

... LONDON MARKET.S. CORN-EXCHANGE, TMONiD.AY, 31Ancii 7.-The supplics of English Wheat nrc very small, and the condiition and qin- lity are inforior to wchat they havve beei for several weeks past, anl I lie sales have bees it a rdcelinc of Is to 2s per qr. on thc mirldling nil hiferiorqualiies, but the beet Englisli main- tailes last wveeks prices. TIrm Flonr trade is drill, aned lip oear Is pvr ...

... BELFAST WEEKLY MlARKET REPORT. THURSDAY EVYNrNG, DIARC 31. The weatherduringtislemonth basbeen very boisterous and unsettled, and by no menns priipitioiisfior farminig operations; but little progress has, consequently, been made in sowilg ai yet, which throws the seed-tinie much later than isnal ; unader these circumnstanices we cannot expect an early harvest, unelss we have ain Utitiualy fine ...

... LOND)ON MARtKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MOnDAY, MAY 3n.-The condition of the English Wheat arrived ia the last week and to this Inornhig's market being tolerably good, atd the supplies being short, hive caused our miillers to piurchase freely at fully the ratoe of this d;.y week, and for picked samople., rather mort, nionev was obtained. There has been a good demand for free 1F'oreigu Wheat, and a ...

... CORN-EXCHANCE, MONDAY, AUG. 15.-The supplies of English Wheat are moderate, and we have about 1000 qrs. of new Wheat. Although the trade remains depressed we have hnd a fair business doing, both in English and Foreign, and our millers took the rew Wheat freely at 5Gs to COs per qr, for red, and 60s to 64s per qr. for white. The old English Wheat sells slowly at a decline of Is to 2s per qr. ...

... B ELFAST NIAfKETS.-THnSDAY, OcToBER 27. ~yi 12 W. Oatnca1, ?? 8s 6,1d@ 9 Ir/teat WA. 8 6 - 9 - Red 8 6- 9 B1arley ?? 5 9-6 Outs, Potato 4 6 -5 Poland ditto 5 0 - 5 Ditto, old 7 0- 7 Flour Ist 17 0- 0 - d15 .0 0 - 3d.. 13 6 0 __4t 10 0-0 Bran ?? 5 0-0 Potatoes ?? 33 I FirhiaButt.78 0 _ 0 Ashes Pot 29 6 - 0 --'Pearl 31 0 _ Burilla,Ali.12 6 - 0 - In1feI. 9 0-10 Sciil I I0 - _ Rus. Talloto49 ...