... j Igaritet0. of ~~~IRELAND. ?? 52 E a f ?? Julyi 25, 1843. Tea btforward during the past week was ?? In the article of Butler there has been same fluctuation during theiweek. ly- In the eerlypart of Itthe quotatien whloh Irported Inmyl~astwai fully eustaincd. uithevens aslight ehade of advance, but towards Tob I the end of the week's oansiderable, reduction, ?? in almost Aa yevery quality. ...

... ~EmIna rtO. A )th -AFRICA. aid Peruvian, Gwatkin,fp' Afriea,vwlth 1pam oim - Thoman, ihunoter, Ward, fin Africla,vith palm oil, teeth EL ?? INDIES. E Nile, Aniersorl, fin Ceylon', with coffee, cocoa nut oit, Yarn Competiter, Poole, fmn Calcutta, with sugar, rice, saltpetre ld Elis ebeth Jane, Lea fin Calcutta, with suFar, bides, silk, jute Win P1irrle, Irving, Sm Bombay, with cotton, wool, oil ...

... .SECoND DITION LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, I I ay, Twno o'lock, July 7,18. We had a heavy thunder shower on Wednesday night, but the weather his since been fine, and the tempera. ture favourable. In Warrington, on Wednesday, the trade supplied themselves with Wheat rather freely, and in some instances an advance of Id. per bushel was ob. tained. Yesterday we had a demand for Flour, and a fair ...

... ,3Libgr4w&Tj ?? turreat., I I TfiUE1SDAY. JULY 13, 1843 COLONIAI. PRODUCE-The demand for British Plsnbttioi e Sugar bha contlaned xcneedingly limited, owing to the flat go- e countse from Lenadon caused. in a great measure, by the lateness r of the fruit seama. *ho grocers nrc understood to hold very light stocks throughoet the country, and their pressing wants will compel them to purchase ...

... IffitrittlM. C- - Josepi RI IRELAND. fiecone M. [FROM OUR OWN connESPONDENT.1 wood., M. Iraterford, J97Y 11, 1843- Sam d, The markets in this part of tba.county have remained firm White (O since my last. All quotations befu Ily Sustained. the guPPI John I Of of the principal articles appeared to Murnproved, and the dernani Sam 0in the same cheering Kroportion. The gertei traranceofth re 'lops ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... - - andbl ?? wve no more improvement in' the Cloth- f sr,> hballs at Leeds, last week, but a considerable quantity oi goodo, lit prncilpally beavers, pilot cloths. &c., calculated for the vinter ijn- trade, were delivered to order. A few fancy eloskings and-tweeds tpc wqre sold for the coaeslnetal market, and there was a little more Moi. : nufry for fine cloths, the steckl of which are very ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Friday, Two o'clock, July 14, I4 In Warrington, on Wednesday, rather a large business was again done in Wheat, at very extreme prices; and here, yesterday, some advance was obtained. A consi- derable business has been done in Oatmeal, both on the spot and free on board, in Ireland, at very full prices. Oats have been held for rather more money. Barrel Flour has got ...

... ALAMMING STATE OF THE IRON TRADE 1 IN SQUTH gTkIIFORDSHIRE. ' The guarterly meeting of the iron masters was hold in the Town-hall, Birming am, yesterday se'nnight,'wheni a 'further-reduction in priors'took place. Saffordehire bar iron was offered at 2d a ton, being a furthereduc- tion of l at a ton. 'Pig iron was reduced 5s. a ton, and notwithstanding these ruinouesly.low prices, little ...

... ?? 6 It I , mly seoond ~ i2 I .( IIRELAND. same ice ~rvese ovao 0*1 coinesosnnaiI. (lgI, ied r Waerfird. July 18,183. Rit de. The ethue for tho US week k ' been of the moat ?? late 8ir ite kin. The cniw coninun the same 1111roepereus stnte,1havlh On he e a bug (atip. t hih b nam to eo tpeaas ?? 5* ?? toap eiv ?? thecusltutomof bthisratber numortr one body Wl sem ?? for theyare so very seldom ...

... ZZ The nte utaflon of iran nmasters from South- ftsiltrdshire had .nd arninter ewwvithSirlt-Peal, br.GoulburnSirJ.,Grabam rs~d -Mr. Gldastone, At tbe Mome~office, on Wednesday lest. The bunsina WeS opehedd ?? Foster Easq. -halrmanof the de- re- putatio viho statpdtat the obect d7 ?? was in no ?? with any intention of soliolthig support from the -jerraerninent byW ort-peouniary asistance to ...