... GLASGOW TBE BEST MARKET FOR ROTTEN PROVISIONS. (sromn the Northekil Whig.) It is not only disgusting, but disheartewing, to read the report of a case beard at the Quarter Selsions Court on Saturday last. It was an appeal from the decision of the Magistrates ...

... piclls re[pectivfllY:; same period of lest year. The markemclen;~ increading firmness. BELFAST TRADE REPOiR' (From the Northern Whig of S0tvr.14 I YABXS.-A steady consumptive diolllnade;ndiCG' for all qualities, at fulL prices, thoouglil the the market is ...

... hardly a; temark ; but there' was a time when such S proceeding would have been scarcelytpossible. The Diuke is pre-eminently a Whig. As Lord *Barry Vane, indeed, he was theverylieau-ideaI of aWbig, and ten years ago would have held scarcely two opinions on ...

... 400 Smyrnias, 3Ad. to Ri~d.; 100 Peruvians, 161d.; and 7500 Surats, Sid. to lDid. BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern WhIg of Saturday.) In our local trade business continues good, and the turn over in linens and yarns ii most satisfactory. LuiNLas ...

... 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 ...

... tong ,cteh.'5'y Jb . . b. 10 0 10 01 . 0 ' , d l . 4. . 19: 0' 24 2 . 1 6:1 , BlIRVPAST Tf AD1E 'REPORT.I (from the Orlhiero Whig of Saturday.1iI LINENS,.-The t ado has been very snimate41 dur. lg the week, and prices of most makes ha 'con- siderably advanced ...

... accepted, closing, with buyers, at 40S, 9d. one month. No. 1 g,mb., 40s,; No. 3, 46s. BELPAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northorn Whig of Saturday.) LiNnas.-There has been no change of any im. portance in our linen market for the past week. The business done ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...