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... 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 ...
... IREVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE pt I THE PAST WEEK.T (From the AMar -lane Express.) harvest operations have suffered little or no interrupti since our last, for though partial showers have fallen in dif. ferent pants of the country, they have been Succeeded by drying breezes and powerful sunshine; the rain has, there fore, been productive of far more benefit than int~jury i: deed, in those ...
... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRAM- p6 THE PAST WEEK. I f LI A J , _, - _ 11 -- .. (From ?? AMerk-Lane Express) With the exception of a few partial showers, the e ther has been of the same brilliant character since as that experienced for so many w* eks past. Harvest rations have consequently proceeded withast inte tc and by far the greater proportion of to crops t none caired in all the southern ...
... MEETING OF THE DUBLIN AND KINGSTOWN IEETING RAILWAY COMPANY. Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, a special general meeting of the Dublin and Kingstown Railway Companly was held at the office, 48, Westlaud-row, for the purpose of consider- ing the propriety of authorizing the directors to affix the common seal of the company to a mortgage to the Board of Works for a loan of 25,0001. for the ...
... I _. i- The usual weekly meeting of the members of the Repeal d Board of Trade took place on yesterday evening at tle )y great rooms, Corn-Exchange. The meeting was very nu- 1s merously attended, and at the hour fixed on for the corn- as mencement of the proceedings it was impossible to procure oh admission to any portion of the apartmcnt. The immediate of object of the meeting was to assist ...
... MONEY MARKIqT.SsATunAr I We had occasion to ?? ?? . . ive stant advance in the English fud h immetdiaytote Ce of which we stated to bo tile albundanes flrej cdau O uf- seuce of demand for commercainet oead t e are the monied interests to seek emplslyet o hchfr ier public stocks, owing to tile extreel lw ae ither Ing allowed oil commercial paper. Mony nfc lab offered on bills due in all 1842 at ...
... LlVEIrPOOL MARRETS. MONDAY, OCTOBERI 17.-Since this day se'nnight there have arrived to this port 1,698 quarters of wheat, and 2,694 quarters of barley, constwise; 2,730 quarters of hoeat, 5,991 quarters of oats, 5,731 loads of oatmeal, and 1,190 sacks of flour, from Ireland; the imports from abroad col.- sist chiefly of 7,640 quarters of wheat, which are, of course, entered under bond. There ...
... DEPARTURE OF THE GREAR NORTHERN ARHIMEDEAN STEAM.SHIP FROM DERRY. Ol, Monday morning, at seven o'clock, A.S., many hue- dreds or persons were assembled at Captain Coppin's yard, and along the adjacent quays, to witness the departure of the. Great Northern from the spot where she had been launched, to her first anchorage off Moville, where she now lies, for a further trial of her speed. &c., ...