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... at which price we close rather t sellers. No. 1 g.nn.b., 49.s,; No, 3, 46s. C U BELFAST TRADE REPORT. t (Proin tho Northern Whig of Saturday.) d LivEN,-The past week hoe been a very excited t one in the linen trade, The news which arrived on t Wednesday ...
... change in this country, where the system has already been brought so near perfection, BELFAST TRADE REPORT. E (From the Nerthern Whig of Saturdary. There has been rather more animation during the week in trade, although the markets continue to bear a holiday ...
... £hE CALEDONIAN MERCURY, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1865 know their position and duty wel L enough without the prompting second-rate Whig Lord. Perhaps, however, after nil, the best solution of all American questions may be attained by the personal sence and counsels ...
... against 384,000 baesis, and t3d,01)0 wgicul re- ?? at the same period of last ii r 13EIFAST TRtADIL FiEPORII. (Froee the Northern Whig of Sasturdayi, L yNs.- Notwithstanding the dtlaesH in the cotton marlset, we have no downward tenledocy t iepurt in our trade ...
... 6d, to 379.; do. unwashed, 25s. to 27s. 6d.; white Cheviot, washed, 48s, to 64s. BELFAST TRIADE REPOTRT. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) LINENS.-The market continues dull and droop- ing. Too little business doing to determine prices, but a decline ...
... and—let us take the most favourable view of the case—expressed it in terms favourable to the working classes, the monopoly, Whig and Tory alike, would be ready to fight the battle as stoutly as ever, contesting every foot of ground resolutely as it would ...
... patacoi Freight3 to England are Ss. for tallow aii ,nd 2b. for bie, oand 5 per Qent. .ELyAST TIRADE REiPORT. 3From the lforthem Whig of Hattfrday.. MuLuNs.-There is no change of ImpDrtance to note during the week. Demand ~for all markets, wivath the exception ...
... 31.9,000 bales, arnd 203,000 piculs respectively at the same tifuD lost year. BELFAST TRADE ltfll'O1kT. (From the Northern Whig of Oatucday.l LINRlOS-During the week business in piece goods ri bas much increased, and some large lots have boen 1 sold atadvncig ...
... 877,000 bales and 140,O0U piculs respectively at the same time last year. . ?? 0 BELFAST TRADE REPORT. f (Froms thre Northerm Whig of Saturday.) t LoINrIo.-The change in the course of the cotton e market during the week does not seem to have af. 0 feated ...
... Government against the Fenians, or Pht-ui tmen, as tbey were then called, in Kerry and Cork been vigorously carried on by the Whig Ad- ministration, and adequat3 punishment been meted out to the transgressors, it would, in all probability, have been crushed ...
... whom the former was placed at the top of the poll over the Lord Advocate, and the latter will take the same place when the Whigs and Tories again come to try their strength with the Liberals of the city—who rings the changes about Mr M'Lareu’s selfishness ...
... work. We are uttering no libel on the memory of Lord Palmerston when say that political principles took no firm hold upon him. Whig or Tory—they mattered little to him. Under either the one regime or the other he could, without scruple, continue to conduct ...