... 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 ...

... |.REPEAL BOARD OF TRADE, (Fine. A CORRESPONDENT.) The usual weekly meeting of this body was held on Sun - day last in the Great Rooms, Corn Exchange, Mr. WHITE (woollen operative) in the chair. The minutes being read, Mr. Charles Keating came forward, and said he had great pleasure in proposing a 'resolution which was just handed him-it was a vote of thanks to the bakers of Derry, who, by ...

... I . . A meeting of the Repeal Board of Trade was held yes- erday at the Corn Exchange Rooms. Mr. BARNES (musical instrument maker), took the chair. Mr. Brennan, who acted as secretary, read the minutes. Mr. Pigott (operative baker) read an article which ap- pealed in the Belfast Vindicator in support of the move- merit in favour of the operative bakers. He declared his intention to have the ...

... | EPROVINCIAL IAREETS. I 17x:T r A -~ Ad_ 1. EA RLS - . BELFAST, OCT. 13.-Wheat from 8s 6d to 9s 6d; ditto, red, 89 Od to 9s Od; barley, 6s Od to 7s dd; oats, 4s 6d to 5s 6d; oatmeal, 9s Od to ?? Gd; first flour, 20s; second, 18s Od; inferior second, Mes 6d: third, l4s 6d; fourth, 128 od; bran, 5s to bs td per cw t. CORK, OCT. 13.-New oats, Gs Od to 7s ld; oldditto, 7s ?? to 9s Od; wheat, ...

... TANT TO SALETMASTERS ,joST 15POF SMITINIELD MARKET, . ~ --o- . ?? 4. 0 ?? nf h I ,t plitat question, as regards the rights ot the amsters it Smithfield market, was yesterday proceeded 'blefre thle flight Honourable the Lord Mayor, who ith letr d as arbitrator to settle the matter amicably. s c selto tiou vas proceeded with at his lordship's resi- TC en iot-square, and the case to be decided ...

... &PATS L - tDA I I -8ATISTICAL. DATA. - iil. (Frem the Morning Chronicle.) The following results are derived from official dcts- he ments:_ . _1SHIPPING. The number and tonnage of sailing and steam-vessels re- ?? on the 31st of December, 1841, at the ports of Great Britain and Ireland, distinguishing those under from those above fifty tons register, was as under: ter SATrINo VEsSELs, under ...

... I ?? MARKETS Hits f nag ~ tl_1 . GREEN-STREET, OCT. - 7.-Potatoes, Icups I3. 8d; pinks, Is. IOd. to 2s. Od.; blacks' 15. d to Is. lad.; lumpers, Is. 2d. to Is. 421 E d. to 4s. 4d. ; retail, 4s. 8d. to 5s. 2d. Buttergfro Wh6ledale 9jad. per lb.frm6. TaO31AS-STREET BUTTER CRANE, OCTOBER butter, first quality, 80s. per cwt.; second ditto 7 third ditto, 68s. Cool butter selling in good deanae, S.; ...

... irtefn tm s 'Jfurnia I DUBLIN: WEDNESUAY, OCT'OBER26, 1842. The recent failure of the Manchester Bank has given occasion to all the charter-parties concerned in the established system of monetary monopoly to revive their old clamour against the great and only safe means. of popular liberation .from their thraldom. The J6oint-8toc principle-that which offers for commer- cial liberty the ...

... TIlE FAIR OF BALLINASLOE-FALL IN PRiCES. (From a Correspondent of the Evening Post.) BALLINASLOE, OCT. 10.-The fair of Ballinasloe is now over, and it would appear by your own observations, and more so by those of your Conservative contemporaries that it has been a more satisfactory one than there is reason to expect. I do presume that you have all come to this conclusion, in consequence of ...

... LIVERPOOL MA0tRirETS r MONDAY, OCTOBERt 3--Since this day seonnight iveab f had light arrivals of British grain, flour, anid oatmecl: and 1 ite innports from abroad comprise 0n!y 2,762 quarters of wheat and 1,000 qurters of beans from foreign states, sith 0 945 cuartcrs of wheat and 350 parrels of flou- from Canada Our naarket on Tuesday was pretty well attended by coentr nillers and dealers, ...