... NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE FOR THE PROMO- TION OF IRISH MANUFACTUBE. The above board held its weekly meeting at the Royal Exchange on Monday evening, the 9th inst. On the motion of Mr. Clarke, V.P., seconded by Mr. Ralph, the chair was taken by MARTIo BURKE, Esq., who, having been for some time absent through illness, was warmly welcomed by the meeting. The Vice-President stated that their ...

... I |slqfwffLD MARKET-LONDON, AiOWDAY. lihe total imports of foreign stock into London last week were very moderate, the time of year considered. The total supply was to 3,056 head. During the correspoading period in 1850, we received 2,124; in 1849, 8,187; in 1848, 3,640; aexd in 1847, 4,129 bead. IMPORTS INTO LONDON IN TiHE PAST WEER. Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. Pigs, 199 ?? 2876 ?? 157 ?? ...

... CO. MErRCIAL LIGENCE. I Seat urdaj Evenia5. In some articles of colonial produce business continues to be transacted to a full extent; but generally trade is in a dull condition, and in many branches of business it is remaiked there is milch stagnation. U However, there is usually at this pe riod much quietness and restriction in trade and mercantile affairs. The Customs Duties are, viz. Tea, ...

... MANUFACTURE MOVEMENT-THE PARENT I BOARD. The following reports were read at the meeting of the Parent Board of Manufacture, held in the Music-hall, on Tuesday last, but were omitted in our report of the proceedings in yesterday's publication, in consequence of pressure . REPORT FRODI COUNCIL AND COMMwiTrEE OF SEVEN. Parent Board of Irish Manufacture and Industry, Royal Exchange, July 29, ...

... DUBLIN CORN-EXCH[ANGE, FRIDAY, NoV 1s, (Frormat Dum and Aucinleaks, Cores Faco , 6s G. stre, Dublin.) I eaf 56%L At our market this moaning the supply @f I trilding, and sales were efrected at the full pricehs or I'at There was a limited demand for foreign, * Ist The suppl' of oats was large, and Tuesdays rat~le ar maintained. Oatmeal dull. 3elting barley scas ?? ete brl dearer. Not much doing ...

... u The Board of Irish Manufacture and Industay held its usual weekly meeting at Masen's Roomns, Essex-bridge, on Tuesday evening, May 13. There was a very full attendance. Mr. CoFErY, of Back-lane, leather-merchant, in the chair, The minutes, as read by the secretary, exhibited activity on the part of the sub-committee. A branch industrial school had been opened in Limerick in connexion with ...

... LONDON MAR ET. - I _ . .T _ (From the ?? nf, Apr42 SUGAR.-To-day a good business was traneactelb tders were firm, and- obtained full rates. The par' Otcho0 soo hhds, &c, including at auction 160 hhds, 18 tie 9 does, which realized previous terms, fine brown s5ell stll5e ad, low to good yellow 3's 6d to 41s, fine 418 Seig at EC' d. OfIV India the quantity on sale is less than it was two Beei ...

... CIL LLIGENCE. I 3 ouMECA &sturdag Evetainq I las been a quiet, dull week. Both produce hae have been very sparingly dealt in, with- hTever, any ma erial cbange in prices. be ?? Iduties are £16,900 against 0in the same week last year. The duties 'were £7,. 00; on sugar, £2,200; wine, spirits, £500; tobacco, £4,000. picrianiett Stocks have been very drooping this G° and there was a further ...

... PARENT BOARD OF IRISH M1ANUFACTURE AND INDUSTRY, ESSEX-BRIDGE. [We have been requested by an influential portion of the Board of Irish Manufacture to publish the subjoined resolu- tions in full. We publish the resolutions with the sentence prefixed by the gentleman who forwarded them. But we deem it requisite to state that the four resolutions alluded to as omitted, were not omited in this ...

... LIVERPOOL MARKETS-TOESDAy. (root OUR CORRESPONDENT.) Since Friday the weather has been fine in the extrem to-day we had a fine shower, which will do much godo e ?? At the London market yesterday there was but a scant ply, and prices for wheat were rather higher, more being d'r- in floating cargoes. g In Brunswick-street since last market affairs have bon q and the transactions light, in ...

... LONIDON MARKETS. -- (11rom tie London New Price Curren*. PM. II) SUGA .-To-day there was more disposition eVia' rate; importers ate also firmer, and obtained ratesred t's to those of Friday for both grocery and refining qua'i 'tr4a Barbadoes 169 hhds 19 tres were sold at full pricestfies; of realising 438 ed to 4i48, and common to good 4sdt5 ysllw The total purchases were 620 hhds and trS. At ...

... (Prom the London New Price Current. September 19.) There is leas inclination on the part of holders of colonial produce to realise, and with all articles the markets have been moderately supplied this week. In prices there is scarcely any alteration, and an opinion exists in some quarters that for the leading articles they have generally arrived at their lowest point, at least for the present. ...