... tibterpoof itts,0 C-u*4eft._7J COOIL THURSDAY. JUNE 15, 181.4hr iUCLNA PROD)UCM-For Bcttah, Plantation Sugar te y baa been a fair demand; and steady prices paid for 5 had'. o West India, (one ball New Barbadoes and Antlgna.) 2500a108II a Bengal, anm AMo mats Mournting Foreign continues dulls and Prime are rather Iower. e COFFPE..f-The puablio galeeof Jamaica went off very Irregic- lardy, but ...

... IffarkeW. IRELAND. rpROM OUR OWN COSORB5PONDENT.1 Wvaicsrrd, May 23, 1843. ofa The extremely wet wveather which wve have had during the ?? cauerd the markets not to be so well supplied as they A avero ?? to have been; the quotatiose wvere rather in 1tO3 advance Ai those of the previous week, In consequenco of the de- w'it: mand being greater than the immediate ssspply. Corn haa been Ill I in ...

... fa.arleto. IRELAND. nanno 10(OM005OO ooleONIODCr.) sent t I- ?? lce ecadsit, eery 24rtIcle 30 A considerable advance was effected in almoteeyD ril a* brought forward during the past week; the trade in the diffearent At]I e Darkets wes uncommonaliy brisir-both buyers and seahara in good Denbia spirits. The principal article in which this rapid chanefl ?? 0. effected (Blutter) advauoed So Much ...

... r rr fiberpznX wlrtred EurrfTt, an c ed THURSDAY, JULY 20, 184 t] ie COLONIOAL PRODUCIL-The market for BrItial PlimitatN .fl Sugar bag continued quiet. Holders confidently look111in for a; e better demand ard improved rates, have refrained from offering. el coexcept at ettiffer prices, which have been psaid for 200 hogsheads f of West India; one half Barbadoes, raughniafroal 626, to 689o. 2*00 ...

... ftarfiettd. the e n.Kthe to- ~~~IRELAND. GTEe ostrFaoO5I OUR OWN COaRRSPONIMINT.] 0 th. IWaterford. .Febsteruar 21, 1843. M-1 ?? The severity of the weather during the past oveek was very ed, ret. We have badea large fall of snow, with some hard frosts, ?? end towards the tatter part of the week very stormy weathert. A jtb At the present time there is every appearance of mildness. The 1* i ...

... ?? trr- I eom the Londen (tazettg of Friday NAov. 10. Teaside POUCHEE. George Jontationlr0, Oxford-street. Middlesex Scho BAKER, Thomas, carpenterand upholsterer, High-street, Cam- Axte berwell, Surrey ?? Mnd ACUTT, Charles Joseph, cabtnet-maker, Bath-street, Ciy road, Men Middlesex Ln EILLICEC, Charles, and John Sadd, paper stainers, Blackmail- LCen ?? NVat HUNT, Charles John, billiard-table ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, TuHSDAV. JANUARY 31. 1043. - I., A IA ?? .- ?? _A___Ina_&A TUElsDAY, JANUARY ill. 5553. Wo harve no change torapoet in the general state of the trade. The dealer., supply theaimaelves very sparingly, and the transoo. tiols continue to narrow thernselves, elmost daily, into a mere retail deomid for iaini-eliato consuosptsmn. In the sales efoetetid durimc tbe week, there ...

... -- I LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET, AuG. 17. .1~ ~ ~ ~~nrfn i r I 0 i 1 2 (II r, I- I EL 0 y F, 11 r 6 4 d a I- HALr-PAST FOUR O'CLOCL. (Fren thse Sbharebroetrr Etatemnt.) (PrAS. -pasreke. Pricesawithin Thiaday's RAILWAYS3. Pazd. thelast7days. Prices. BoltonandPreston ?? .. 00.. eirminiham and Gloucester ?? 100 0 .. 0 0e New Shares . ?? 1 i 0O Birmingham and ?? 100 O. O O Third Shares , , . ?? 25 0;. ...

... ant Ckh LANCAL i IhR, WEDNESDAY; JULY 12-Tbe cotton trade of Old- idt ham is desidedly improving ono large eotton mill is in the ro- course of erectlen and another Is about Ts be bullt. The batting sad trade at Ashten, Etyde. and Dentoo, is in a m oderate state, con- vsa. 6idering the season of the year, yet bands are by no mannfuly Let employed. The woollen cloth trade at Saddlewoehl s in a ...

... _ ok-jut .i nvws . _- THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE O.-Wind S., fresh. Tb AaRlRiyD. r Tamessond, Lovett; Ann Rankrle, M'Arthtir; Norrantum, FtKtnjG; eorzleu, Teole - Potomac, Lord Wellington, M 11 e- Itit.^wreonce Chilge- Atattakeeset Taylor. and He~rculean, Mi .Holmes. from New Orfeano-Rothtocbld, Apaslohioola-Lilnena, iM ,Premo. Nassau-Miagnol~a, and Amity. Littlte, Barhadoos-Efon, H~e o ...

... . xiberot pr*aic* curra-lt. I . | _ ., ?? it TIIURSDA, MAARCIH 9, 1843. *s COLONIAL PRODUCE.-Britlal Plantatlon BSugar, owing t' J. Improved accounts from London. is in better demand. and price. are ratherstiffer, though Bengal, of which the import this week amounts to 2!,(to bsis. still continues to be freely offered. The 7Y bales of the wveek amount to 6,0 hhds.. chieflv Jsnialoa and to ...

... Xtbterool 40riced furrent. l - - = -- -- - - -- - TIIUR8DAY JUNE 29, 1843, n COLONlAL PRODUCE-The demand for British Plantation Sugar has been exceedingi limited, owing to the very flat ?? c, counts from London, which have induoed the grocers to keep out of the market, and the sales in consequence are under IWO indt The complaints In London of the Barbadoes Sugar containing a e great ...