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... FOREIGN TARIFFS-FREE TRADE. IV- ft ,,4,nnwh-' FOREIGN TARIFFS-FREE TRADE. (Fromr Belfast Northern Whig.) When the principle of Free Trade iwas first recognised i this country by the abolition of the Corn Laws a few years o the opponents of that measure ...
... with its talent for getting into hot water, should sorely have bought in. Far be it from us, how- ever, to assert that the Whigs only have forgotten what is due to theluselves. 'l'e Couintry Party have been similarly oblivious. Lot 127 was evidently ...
... market is without dhange, and' atfajrbcsiness- doing for the season, at full prices. BEL-A ST TRADE R E,.RT. (From the Northerni Whig.) ...
... Egyptians, 71d. to 84d.; 80 Maranhams, 7d. to 7jd.'; and 7020 Amiericans,- BELFA.5T.: TR-A-De 1taEPORT. (From-the NMrthern Whig.) TEm LiNsE. *TaAl7-MreE Goons-From the causes -alluded to in. outr.more recent notices, the satity of goods sent into the ...
... Sid. to 8Ad. ; 10. Maranhar.s, 84d.; .39 IBahia, 75d.; and 5140 Americans. ?? t BELFAST fRADE REPOIRT. C (From the Nortlhern Whig.) lMelfast, Saturdak. ] The general trade of Belfast continues in a more active r state, and prospects increase as the season ...
... rates should fine weather set is. Dutch is quoted to-day at 97s. 6d. to 102s. 6d. per hogshead; Riga, 50s. to 52s. 6d. per ?? Whig. i I ...
... :--300 ; Surats, 5d. to 53d.; 100 Egyptians, 81d. to lOd. ; and 1 4600 Americans. .1 BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig.) e THE LINEN TRADE-WHITE GOODS.-Exports of finished % goods to the United States, for the quarter ending 30th t march last ...
... Bursts, 4d. to 5Rd. ; 300 Egyptians,, 1d to Pd.; 10 Femnams,. 8d. and 6690 Americans, gELFAST TRADE RBiI'ORT. (From the Northern Whig,) Tur LiNES.TmrnJJ-WnimT GOODS.-In the department for finished linents, a steady turn-out of goods has -been expe- rienced ...
... to 5Ud.; 200 Egyptians, 8d. to 10d.; 50 Maran- hams, 93 d.; end 0570 Americans. BELFAST TRtADE UEVORT. (From tle Northier Whig.) The general trade'of Belfast, though barely so active as it- was last-week, is in.a very healthy state. Sates of merchan- ...
... market is healthy; and, but for the unfortunate condition of monetary affairsl, a very brisk trade would be en- .joyed by ?? Whig. ?? ?? [11v ELECThIO TELEGRAPH.)] The final quotations of French Threes last evening wereC 66f. 0oc. for.money, and 66f. 60c ...
... Bda 30 .Maran'hems,84tl .i; ,t . , j, ?? ; ?? ., - ?? ?? 'dd4546 Aunenclns ?? ; - ]ELVFAT ?? IADE RE'POnT. ' , ,-,Z(From ?? Whig.) ; TinE L£SEN ..TnADE-.-WHim'E GoomS.-The supplies 'of wa tex atptheblehachfields, thoughmtuch, iinproved within'the last ...
... published, disclose a greatly-increased ex- port of cotton ianufactures from thesekingdoms. Bleached l muslins are in fair ?? Whig. ?? ?? i CAUTION TO COACH DRivEns.-On Monday, at the L Police Court, Maryhill, Andrew Rodgers, a driver, whosconducts one of ...