... LICENSED RETAIL GROCERS' AND VINTNERS' I D.. TRADE PROTECTIVE SOCIETY. i I I .. . .. Pursuant to published notice, a general meeting of this body was held on yesterday at the Royal College Tavern, No. 17, York-street. The object of the meeting was an- nounced to be, to adopt the amended rules decided on and recommended by the council of the trade, and to affirm the i- nomination of a ...

... I --CllEBERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. AqXllf A.-7- t. _l 3atarcaay lEvening. The close of the Exhibition appears to have given ;tir to business in London, as if people were de- tersined to pull up for lost time. Enormous sales terazar and other leading articles have taken place, d i-advanced prices generally had. The influence a'atS not bcen unfelt here. Our produce oft c~how an activity to which they ...

... EVICTIONS IN THE WESP'--THE LAW LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. The change of masters has wrought no consider- able improvement in the fortunes of the peasantry born and bred on the Ballinahinch estate. The Martins were geuerally a kind-hearted race- given to hospitality-spending much and bor- rowing much, and, while the old times lasted, they contrived to make both ends meet, saving and except ...

... I - - or - 1 .- t ?? - . _ (From the LW on Nlew Price Cilrreat, Oct. 10). SUGAR.-To-day a great demand wa: experienced, both r the pan and grocery purposes. Merchants displayed firmnle obtained rates fully equal to those of Friday for all qualities' and in some cases 6d above. Ture purchases are 2,0eo hhda' including at aaction 177 hhds, 2 ircs, BarbadoeB, whieh sold a Gd per cwt advance; fine ...

... --TA ,THE LIVEItOoL SUGR.q',r,. O MA~RKETS., no market has been rather inactive',andthetrans- tions since our lastcomprise about l70hhds Jaraica at 3Is Bd to 3Pa , 110 hhlds Demerara at 32s ad up to 40s 3d for vacuum chiefly at 3hs Antoa at .32 lid to i5s;, 8,000 bags Bengal chiflyat ?? 38s 3d, an hlids rorto Rico at 328 6d to alss 9d, 1,000 mats damaged Mauritius by auction, 500 bags low ...

... The tenth half-yearly meeting of the proprietors in this company was held yesterday at one o'clock, at their offices, at the 1itig's-bridge terminus, Mr. J. E. REDMOND in the chair. The Secretary having read the requisition convening the meeting, next read the following report, to which was an- nexed the statement of accounts:- DIRECTORS' REPORT. Since the last half-yearly meeting, the ...

... I ,OMMERCIAX INTELLIGEycE. l Saturday Evening. There has not been much briskness this week in the produce markets, but prices are tolerably steady, In shares a little more business has been c The prospects for the harvest are much as t week. Nothing more decided is known as to thle potato crop. A failture in Belfast (Messrs. Thomas Bell and Co.) is reported this week. The liabilities are sbont ...

... I -- -- in B.P. SUGAR-The market has been very animated this y week, and munl.h desire has been manifested by buyers to stock themselves. A large business has been done, and swould have been still greater, but that the show is not good. Nearly all the trade have allowed themselves to run out of 1 stock in expectation of still lower prices, and the derrand Mill therefore be considerable, should ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE FOR I - THE PAST WEEK. (From the Mark-lne Express.) Though the character of the weather-has undergone a change since our last, and some quantityrof rein bas fallen, there has not been sufficient wet to interfere with harvest work'in the north, which has progressed favoarably. The quantity of corn now remaining abroad, even in the most backward districts, is ...

... The balf-yearly meeting of this company was bold on Monday, at the Terminus, Belfast. James Goddard, Esq. (chairman of the company), presided. The following report was read and adopted:- Out of the sum retained for unfinished works, &c, the outlay during the half year ended on the 31st ult., amounts to 7431. 18s. 5d. This sum has been expended principally in settling claims on account of ...

... ALLIANCE AND DUBLIN CONSUMERS GAS I I,,1 .- COMPANYr.| The half-yearly general meeting of the shareholders of this company was held yesterday at their offices, Sir John Roger- son's-quav. The attendance of proprietors was very large and respectable. The chair was taken by SIR TIMOTHY O'Bitmx. Bart., M.P. Tlhe Secretary (Mr. Stephenson), having read the adver- tisement calling the meeting, ...

... I . . . . . The usual weekly meeting of this board was held last evening at the council-rooms, Royal Excbange, Jolle BAGNALL, Esq., T.C., in the chair. The minutes of last meeting having been read and con- firmed, The Secretary read a letter from the Knight of Glin, re- questing to be enrolled i member, and also one from Sir Thomas Blake, of Menlo Castle, subscribing to and approving of the ...