... to J lid.; 70 Rabin,'Zd. toBahijd.a.0 Pernas,.83d.; sad 6330 E American. -, , -. BELFA ST TRADE REPORT.E - romn the Northern Whig.) . Tux Lrsxw TR14nn._S far, the present winter has been most unfavourable for the finish of goods, all out-doeor work' in ...

... BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig. TntS Lmy TRtAD.-Demand for finished goods for the. Continental markets has not improved to the moderate extent looked for by the more sanguine of the trade. A slight stir has set in for certain styles of ...

... Cols shipped coastwlse ?? 4829 for foreign . . 2928 Pig iron, castwise . .71 Total ?? BELFAST TRADZ ARPORT. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) In our local trade, we can only notice continued dullness in pliort every department. LisENS.-The transactions ...

... Egyptians, 28d. to 29d.; 670 Bahias, 25-d. to 264d.; and 4230 Surats, 163. to 25id. BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) Our local trade has been quiet during the week. The weather has been very cold, and no doubt the ploughed land ...

... Egyptians, 13d., to lHid.; 200 -1ranhams, Alid.: to i 12id.; and 6509 Americans. L - : :R : ea AST-E 2 PO'R2t. (From the Northern WhIg of Saturday.) h THF LiNE TnAprc.-The year- 1862 -ets in with great o uncertainty-as to ?? market., For some weeks pest few ...

... ; 200 Egyptas, 24d. to 29d,; 130 Pernams, 23d. ; and 470 Ame-zicams, 25d. to28d, BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) LiNENs.-The late advance fur hand and power-loom goods has been fully established, and a further advance of ld ...

... 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 ...

... nll; stems. The r-roccedingas were of a veryf W restinge description, and the meetiflg ...

... 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 ...

... to jd. 500 Egyptiaas, 8d. to9id.; 70 Maranhsms, 84d. to 81d.; and 6930 Americans. BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) THE LINEN THADR.-Though the frosts of the week have inscome degree retarded work out of doors the labour at ...

... reply, briefly reviewed his political career, and contended that the principles which had always iuflaenced his actions were Whig principles. The Bible was the foundation of the constitution and the common law of the country, and ap long as I this was ...

... 6cl. to 8. 6d.; laid Cheviot, washehd 23s. 64. to 26s. 64; tdo, un1washed, 17g, SELPAST TBADE REPORT. (Fromn the Northern Whig of Saturday.j LIENS.-Busine's during the week has been rather quiet, aS is ?? during this holiday seson; and bleachers have ...