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... profitable trade. The prosperity -of the De at ?? rprtosfrexedn h rdc Lu, of BZIPAST TRADE REPORT. lea] -. (Promtbe Northern Whig.) -c THE LINENi ThADE.-For some time previous to the close t 1h of the year, the effet-f te rsetopped all out-door labour nI ...
... unvvashed, 15s. 'Cd. to l~s. Cd.; whiite Chvot, -washed, 2Ss.to' 34s. fa .BELFA:S T T.,A:DE 'Rn: ORT. -(rous the Northern'Whig.) THE LRwa TinDx.-We continue to notice a steady range of demand for goods in the home market, and were the pro- oe ductive ...
... 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 ...
... interests, it is intended slso to at conciliate the Manche'ter polit cian?, and to at secure the support of the ?? for the c, ?? Whig Reform Bill. The voice I was the voice of Gladstone, but the facts and Si figures were those of Richard Cobdee. Mr V Milder ...
... heavy'duty levied upon it)j, has sit increased in th e Eause ratio as the' population.- BELFAST TRADE 'EZPORT. (From the Northern WhIg.) Tim LmiNE T-auz.-Tlhe favourable turn. of 'the weather will be hailed with marked satiafation by, bleadhers,hb, for the ...
... ministers-(hear)-but as to the future ministers, L,550 was the 'largest sum whichhad everbeen proposed before by any party, Whig or Tory. It was a vicious tax, and had been so much objected to by so isuny people who were anxious to have it settled, shut ...
... 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 ...
... 9d.; C., GO Maranhams, 8id.; 10 Pernama, 8d.; and 5380 Americans, on, ~~~BELFAST- TR~ADE BEFORE.T- - - - ~(From.the Northern Whig.) .7THE LINEN TEKDLE-The exports of goods have been large, for'so far in the *earoi We find by the last return of the Beard ...
... 50 Egyptians, Wd.; 40 Pernams, 7id. to 8id.; 120 Bahias, 74d.; and 6790 Americans. BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig.) Tga LntEN TRADan.-The dullness which partially existed in the sale of white goods in the early part of last month has given ...
... g 9 9 99i.8red rod- end lon0'2to90 | lotb,S>yrd,91D . ?? .i, lh 8 . 10 8 9iiw!7 3 BELFAST TRAD REPORB t (From the Northern Whig.) TEE Iess TsjADr.-A more active demand has been ex- .erienced Ior finished goods. American orders, which had been of small ...
... 40rin.ΒΆ t0 12 8 11 910 4410 9, 9- is I. cloth.0 0s810Bi IN 180 I7- -a t. BELFAST T1IA'fl -RZPORT. - g . (From the Northern Whig.) T 1wa Tan.T ry -acve state of labour at )r the different bleachworks in tis -part of the North of Ire-; kt land ha made ...
... Hogg-matching -28 tO 24 0 Do. ?? 18 10 19 10 e y Do. Super ?? - 16 0 16 10 I M. ~ BELFAST TRADE REPORT.I t - (From the Northern Whig.) it THE LiNsEN TRADE.-The month has set in with a fair, Pthough not very britk, demand for white goods. In the dshipments ...