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... nominal, at 46a. 6d. cash, and4te. three months, No. 1 ?? 49s. 6d.; No. 3, 46s. Cd. BELFAST TRADE REPORIT. {From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) LDsEs.-Our market for linens this week has been quiet; but prices are very firm, especially in power-loom goods ...
... prices. The sales p are continued for some days in Edinburgh and V Leith. a r, *BELFAST TRADE REPORT. IN (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) r p LINENS.-The market has been5very quiet all week, and prices are dull, without much actual change. Stocks ...
... Egyptians. .1143. to 181. ; 130 Mersa- I ams, 1243. to 13$d, and 2420 Americans.i BELFAST TRAIDE 2EPORT, MFom the Northern Whig of Saturdlay.) Lnxsa.-The demand in Ballymena on Saturday, while to a fair average extent, was scarcely equal to that, of the ...
... 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 ...
... -to- bid.; 250 Egyptians,. $14.d to 5d;20 Pernams, 84-li, :nd 8720 Americans. BELPAST TRADE REPORT. T -(From -the Northern Whig.)cu TELNxTeeAim-The montliof Othoer closed with -W -small average of business in the home trade, perhaps the wli smallest done ...
... include anll classes, except laid Cheviots, which still remain almost unsaleable. BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday,) LINEs.-The market, without much animation, continues steady. Prices are well maintained, and stocks are within ...
... ~denean ei~4ihdforte~acle~eyrcip'~ i~po~n'g'ate 'Jo 'till h6'en4 bf ee'tnoe~h ~iicp whic the're I~as ben les (Fxom: the Northern Whig of 90tcrday.),, . fY TinnL-nwLNc TeAnD-The breadth of eurface- at present. fr ocoupied by goods-i n process of-finish at the ...
... limited that holders are not inclined to seU unless at some. thing like old quotations. BELFAST TRADB REPORT. promm the forthern Whig of Saturday.) .LInEs9ss-The egreatest depression has prevailed in our market during the week, and was yesterday made even more ...
... coming to. A, and pro. mises to be fully an average both asregada quaatity and quality. BELFAST TRADE AEPORT. (From the Worthorn Whig of SsturdM` LIS'YS,-The upward movement in the cotton market on Wenesday has been reffected here, atd .to day quoiations are ...
... lngSjyrd'8T'ta.;90 09 1O 8 44 9I 14 1 40-i.,72eeddo~d.9t~5I1: 6. 12 0; 10 6 1 BELFAST?';TR'ADRE R tPOR T. (From the Northern Whig.) Tnx L'tN TkAiE. -The niore favourable -aspect of; the i, negotiations betweet -the Cabinet of France and the English. )f ...
... i 0 9 9 ?? 48 'reed red-end ilngI cloth,S6 yhrr 9Th- ?? 8 58 9Si 6 84 47 3 BELFAST, TRADE lIE? WET. - f Fromn the Nlorthern Whig.) TEE Linmy TnADE.-The operations at bleachflelrls have beeu Tretty active--far -the. heas. few weeks, and large qsn Itities ...
... fourths have been to refiners; the: re. mainder may or may not reach our shores. BELFAST TRADE REPORT. s I(From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) LinxNs.-In all departments of the trade active s opera tions are being carried on with unabated spirit and energy ...