... BELFAST' MARKETS.-MNONDAY, AUGUST 2. TuE weather continues most favourable for the forthcoming growing crops. Our Grain market Is still on the decline There was a very large arrival of broadstuffs into Liverpool and London duingg last week, and 'prices have consequently further given way in those places. With a continuance of the present fine weather, we may expect to see a still greater ...

... TuII accounts of the Bank of England, made up to the 24th ultimo, the latest published exshibit the following changes' as compared with those of the preceding week:- A d prewac of Cireulation of ?? ?? £244,6 q A deerease of Public Deposits of ?? . . . 637 A decrease of other Deposits of ?? A adecrease of Securities of ?? A derease of Bulliomn or ?? An iacresse of Rest of . 1.:334 An in rease ...

... I'It(, OF' IHISII SIHAlRES. . . r5A. Paid. Lisl Prico iIISiELI. iilIA RES. _- . _ - N4ort hem lisk, o ?? . 10 £00 tat alilfast litald ?? ?? 0 0 2:; 451. 46 I!Istr Bik .. . I 0 Is 1d _s ProvinviL l 1 10k, ?? .. ?? . l u u 2 5 5 I Y l Bankl~lls ?? 6)0 1 10 I I1{ 11 Iilialrlianl N lali; ?? I~l ) ' 25 2j' 2 6; .';:it~is~nI IhI~sk l 5(0 ~24 19 ?? 20) kqito Ban . ..li . .t ?? . ?? 5 101) I 1) 9 ...

... ,Cbe. fAarhct4- E N CL IS H. I ONiD()4 COINI-EXCHANTGE, FAIDAY, JULY 30._An increased supply of English Wheat has been received Up to our ianrket this week, it hbving amounted to 3,210 quarters. Tb stands were airvY suipplied with samples. several of which were the rerine of Moid:iy, owing to which, the colntinuance of fino weather for tile crops, and the birge imports of foreign Grain, the ...

... DUBLIN MARKETS. I 1 . - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - (ACCURATELY RPORTID TOE TUB FREZMAN.) Tuesday, 3d August, 1847. The harvest, which may now said to have actually con., menced-there being already eamplei of bere tbese ten or twelve days in market, and oats and Oven Oatmeal, witb potatoes of the best quality. For the last twenty.five years there has not been so favourable weather ...

... MONEY MARKET-LoONDoN, TIBuDAAY. In the latter part of yesterday Console declined J per cent, from the highest'point of elevation-an event which (says the Siandard) produced considerable excitement in the neighbourbood of 'Change. The depression appeared to have taken a number of persons hv surprise, iD 05nse. queico 'of the association of ideas between favourable re- ports of the progress of ...

... I __ LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE-Ttamy, I ?? . . . ?? . .. . . 1-. _- __ m.. ?? .. I . The arrivals into this port during the 'week foiin a tolerable supply of wheat and Indian corn from abroad, with moderate quantities of other grain and a further Increase of States and Canadian dour, which, in addition to previous imporltaiens re- malning unsold, furnish an abundant diaplay of samples gene. ...

... I (From the Mark -Lane Bxpreso.) The weather having remained uninterruptedly fine throughout the week, the cutting of grain has been pretty generally commenced in the southern parts of the kingdom. I Nothing very definite can of course at present be known re. specting the jield, but the little we haveheard on the subject confirms our previously formed opinion, viz., that wheat will not be a ...

... MONEY MARKET-LONDON, WEDNESDAY. CITY, TWELVE ?? i8 bill day, the 4th of the month, and some anxiety is feltto aqcertain how it will be met. As usual in periods of excitement, there is no lack f rumours, especially as regards American and other corn bilks. It is stated that a large amount of paper is returned unaccepted by the packet which leaves Liverpool to. day for New York, but we ...

... BELFAST MARKETS.-THURSDAY, AUGUST 5. WV have had a change in the weather since our last report, It rained almost incessantly yesterday, and partially to-day, with every appearance of a continuation. Io England, up to, our last advices, the weather still continued fine, and the ar. rivals of breadstuff.l are heavy from abroad; in consequence of which, the principal Corn markets have again ...

... Ebt f1larltrU. IF N GI, IS H. LQ)NIMON CORN-EXCIIANGE, MONnAY, A7cusT 2.- The extremue flueness of the wenther, and ain arrival of 6.3,2)4 qnarters of foreign Wheat, and 47,20j barrels of Flour, pro- iluried great depressioti hero ?? moriting ; eltltougli a declbim of Ss to 1O0 per qr. was submitted to oni English Wiheat, the stande werc not cleared. Jn foreign scarcely any business occurred ...

... crtabe 5mb callintrce. REVIEW OF' THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. (From the Arark-lane Exprress of Monday, Augutu 2.) Tiix weather havintg remahied uninterruptedly fine throughiout ?? week, the cutting of Grain has been pretty generally ?? in the nouthern parts of lhe kingdom. Nothing very dfinite enn of course at presont bv known respecting tho yinl1, hit tile little we have ...