... Lancashire, Thursday, Jews 24.—The silk trade Middleton, Failsworth, Leigh, Manchester, and their vicinities, is in precarious state. The silk dyers, weavers, winders, and warpers in«.n/ places have oommenmd working short time, and weavers employed in the finest fancy goods have full work* There a good demand for mixed goods for the American markets. The silk smallware business is dull. The ...

... S2IPPHNR hITELLIGENCEN ARRIVED AT ABn.aDErN.-May 25. Susan, Ewing, Nairn Queen Victoria, Went, London; Duke of Richmond (a), M ICampbell. Leith; Mariner, Macgregor, Newcastle-23. Tyne, I Nicolson. Montrose; Dee, Johnsfon, Glasgow; Smithfield Hay, Sunderland; Agenoria, Brunton,Newcastle, Scottish S: Maid, Bruce, do.; Edward Protheroe, Prangle, Cardiff; The Queen (s), Campbell, Lerwick; ...

... I S COLONIAL MARKETS. 1 (From the London Yew Price Cierressf, June 22.1 e SUoAt.-.Holders of raw sugar appeared desirous to realise. l. and pressing large quantities for sale caused a decline to take d place in the value of every sort. There was a good business l. transacted in West-India, both for the scale and pan, in conse- quence of merchants accepting prices Is. under those of Friday. lt ...

... imaructo. LONDON CORN XCHIANGE-June 1S. The arrivals of Wheat since Monday have been good, but the weather continuing very wet and stormy, and the French mar- kets having advanced considerably, the trade this morning dis- played increased firmness. The English Wheat left over from Blonday reached about the price of that day, in some instances rather nore. Foreign met with more attention, and ...

... EDINBURGH, Junb 11. The satisfactory explanations of the Lord Advocate regarding his Marriage and Registration Bills have not had the effect of mollifying their opponents here. The more candid and intelligent of the party will admit that there are evils connected with the present system of marriage and registration, but then all the reform that they will concede is, that proclamation of banns ...

... BIILFAST MARKETS.-THURSDAY, JUNE 17. NY, hlaye lael very fihe seasonablo showers thcse four or five iavs back, ?? are benefiting the growing crops very much. T'ile acenonts from England being still (lull, ndl prices con. ,ilerally lower, have caused our market, in this town, to lie vey) quiet, ond thi prices of Indian Corn, Meal, American Flour, &e., to doelitio. Floor, at the mills, is 2s per ...

... i PRICES' OF SHARES - * . . . IN. LEEDS, LONDONI IVERO, AND MANCHESTER. LVRPO; LEEDS, June 13, 1847. We have little alteration to note in the share market since last week; business continues very limited, and the fiuctuatlons are almost entirelj governed by the state of thsewenther, and thecorn market. TOOTAL, BAR1F, & PLINT. ** Those marke.d {dl are discount, and (pi premium, without ...

... FO(Dl) PIROSPrCTS - ?? 1 - - --1 1- . I 1.; ithol (Prorn ale Di-U/t News.) itefnr After a pc-rind of searciatv far heyo011d anything of the to3 cart is hich !ills occuriredl in Eoro-e's Si ice 1816-7, and arec sev ere and Ivn1i-ncteoe1 Winier, which has cone fair to realise TIL cdte rigour of' nioure anoti hern climues, we tave the toast Ire- T - ii:a 1Weather andc a pros pec-t of inore than ...

... (From the Daily of Wednesday.) Thf. Government E— cation Grant.—Yesterday a special general merlin, the subscribers to this institution was held in the sell'* room, Borough-road. The occasion excited great .„t amongst all classes interested in the education question, inasmuch as it was understood that this meeting would be decidcd whether the society intended to avail itself of the government ...

... LIVERPOOL and BIRKENHEAD MARKETS. Satduat, 19. LIVERPOOL, ST. JOHN'B. BIKK'HKAD. WaDHISDAT SATUKOAT. S. d. 8. d. 9. 8. d S. d. 8. per lb 0 0 7to li, 08 0 „ 61„ 7- 0 6J„ 0 7 0 7*„ J*mb, „ 8„ 9 0 8„ 9 0 Fresh Pork „ 7 „ 7 „ 0 0 7 „ 0 Salmon „ j0 „ „ 1 0 010 „ 1 ®>le* H i 0 6 „ 7i 0 7„ 0 8 0 9 „00 Fresh Batter „ 1 1„ 1 2, 1 1 12 11,, 00 Salt Ditto „ „ 1 „ 1 0 011 „ 1 per 510 „ 0 ...

... Cotxty Court —Before William Adam Uulton, Esq., Judge On Wednesday, Richard Hudland, crown glass manufacturer,. St. Helen's, was summoned John Brown, formerly Mr. iladlnnd's employ, as a gla>s blower, f. r £\ ( j 19s. Od., for breach contract. Mr. Ward, solicitor, Pr.&cot, appeared for Brown, and Mr. Heury Gi?kell Taylor, solicitor, of St. Helen'*, appeared on babalf Mr. Iladland. The ...

... I - - Cattle and Dleat. Markets. I SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, Monday, June14. The supply of foreign stock on offer to-day consisted of E 220 oxen and cows, 689 sheep and lambs, and 31 calves, in very middling condition. From our own grazing districts, the arrivals of beasts fresh up this morning were seasonably ex- tensive, and about T00 head nore th an on Monday last. This E increase in the ...