... 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 ?? ...

... 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 ...

... SMITHFIELD A1lKET-LONDON, MONDAY. Compared with many previous weeks, the imports of foreign stock into London since Monday last have been small. The total supply has been confined to 1168 head. During the cor- responding period in 1850 it amounted to 1926; in 1849, 217; in 1848, 3245; and in 1847 to 3336 head. We may obsaree that the shipments of both beasts and sheep from Rotterdanm have ...

... , ATIONAL BANK OF IRELAND. We have been requested to publish the following addi- tional particulars of the meeting of this body, the report of which has already appeared in our paper:- The Chairman said that the report which bad just been read was so full and coisprehensive that it left him very little to say to them upon that occasion. He hoped that the de- tailed manner in which the ...

... TEE DUBL? hIARKETS. (ACCURBATELY REPORTED FOR THE rHEEAS,.) Thursday, 5th June, 1851. The WOOL markets were very busy this morning, sad the attendance at the several cranes good. For prime kinds a slight advance over the past week was had. Prices of skid, l of mixed, lbs Gd to 16s ; and of hogget, 1Bs d to 168 9d ?? stone. TarE CATTLE MARRKET.-We had but a middling atteud. ance of cattle, ...

... CoMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Saturday Evening. Trade has continued very dull this week,, and there are no signs of any resuscitation in any branch of bttiness, or in the demand of the chief articles of produceithe transactions in which for the past week aere of very light character; doubtless the Whit- ,,,holidays have partly contributed to this posture of affairs. The Customs' duties are viz. Tea ...

... I (From the ark-lane Express.) A further rise has taken place in the value of wheat at all the leading provincial markets held since our last, bat we think we can discover symptoms of a check to the upward movement. The large millers have, for some weeks past, been gradually adding to their stocks, and have pro- bably now secured as much as they consider necessary for l_ present purposes; ...

... S]ITHFIELD MARKET-LoyNio, 3foDAy. 9 - - Very large supplies of foreign stock arrived in the port Of London last week, viz, 5,053 head. During the corresponding period in 1850 we received 4,410; in 1849, 2,970; in 1845, 2,731; and in 1847, 2,696 head. The qualitr of the impor. tations has somewhat improved. ThPORTS INTO LONDON IN THE PAST WEEEK. Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. Trsh 620 3229 ?? ...

... C- OMMJIERCIAL lNTETELIGENCVE Satarday Evening. There was no perceptible change during the pre- ceding week in mercantile matters. Business con- tinues much restricted, and there are no symptoms of reaction; however, this has been the prevailing feature fbr several years past at this period. Tile Customs' duties for the week are £14,902, comprised of the following : Tea ?? ?? £6,428 Sugar ?? ? ...

... I goM3Int:RCIAL INTESLEGVNCB. S'aturd9Y lvesning. The deranw I for most articles of consumption this ebkis beet 1 of a light character, and generally e int i Lvour of purchasers, while supplies con- a ?? nt- The stagnation in trade we have n oite allu dcd to continues unabated, and we hear ?? spoken of. The clnta.oms duties for this week are £17,923, Tea ?? ?? £8,071 Sugar ?? . 2,082 Wine . .. ...

... Lf7ADON mA1rETS. Vzrom Meo L0?o?1lo 1ewKr Price -sr,, SUGAR.-To-day the market presented a June 24.) there was a large demand at rates full efil taop , Friday, and in eome cases a small advance was ohbt ?? 5t purchases amounted to 1,009 hhds, &c, incl taed lee 176 hhdS, 7 tra Barbadoes which went full terrangat alction yellow realised 39s to 418, ord mid 3IS to 3gs 6d1e,]g ` to tire mere ...