... relicts curmrnt. BELF.ST. TIIU1ISDA.Y, AUGUST 20. G . A IN. WIirT AT, ' CWt. S. 'White, ?? 8 Fto iji, %l cat. :Ii is.. siipei . 1G Balefs 1st, 14. 2d, 13 ,, -d, 12 4th, S Aner., .dp br]., 20 Bmet,, ?? 5 ]ICTTmt, 1). cwt. Shippie, 53 Firil, p). lb. 0 Croz l, ?? 0 BEF.i, p. tierce, 50 Brr per lb., 0 IITT~ oN, *-*0 VEALT, ?? 0 BIUTTHR, fresh. 0 d. s. 6@. 9 0-0 G-0 0- 0 0-0 6-0 0-2.3 0-0 0-0( ...

... 'Ct f4-arfi]c{$. E N G I, I S 11. LONDON~ CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDir, ArGUST 2.3. -The new Engilishli Whleat comles of better quaclity, and a little easier to buy. F~oeig(inlield iiinds.~, and tranisctionis are lijoitelI. Indian Corn reinainls in precisely the same position as noticed during the last -week or tenl days. Barley as last noted, live Very s~areberer. Primie Saimples of well seasoned ...

... ?? anb 1lltEE. UDEVIEW OF THE BRITISUI CORN TRADE. I WVe have no improvement to notico in the general tone of tle Grain trade * indeed, despondency appears to be on the in- reamse, and the futnre is regarded with much apprehension- the period of the year durIing' which the Supplies of foreign Corn are uisually SilnlI, viz., the Winter mouths, whoe the seasons oppose obstacles to shipmfents ...

... UNid arhctt, 13 N ( L I. S II. ILO?;DO)N CORXN-?.' CcI-IANIC I, NOxNAT, JANU Iiv 7_ 'The supplv of English \VW eat by land carriage samples was moderate this morning. Barlcy, Beans, and Petas were cccal a ccrv hel ry sale. Business in Oats was of a retail character: - N% heat (E-ssex, hent, and Suffoli), white, -4ts Od to *Ss Od per qr.: do., red, 3Ss Od to 41s dld pi' qr. ; Barley, malting, 2 ...

... (Zontnuicrcial. TRA.DE, COMMIERCr, A-ND FINANCE. BELFAST, 'MONDAY EVLNitoo. Till: decl ine in the price of whbeat., whlichl we noticed] i) ,our hast retrospect, has been checked, and ait moist of the lealling markets thle rates of tlie previous week were sustained opl to Saturday. Tlie derni 3, lieowevel', uins leen iiioderaite. lDoth) at Lonidon and Liverpool thle arrivails of forcigii grain ...

... Ube 1,,Rarla-t,5. EN? G L I S IL. LONDON CORN-EXCl1ANGE, Fiutir't, APRIL 26.-. The little English oin sale brought Monday's prices. Barley met a fair de~Mand, and is quite a~s dear. Oats-Although the forei-gn arrivals are abundant, factors resist any furtlier conces- sion to buyers, and are landing; we therefore quote aI slow sale at Previous currency, but ai firnier tone. Arrivals:- Wheat, ...

... Tcrabe anb (Tommare. REVIEW OF TIHE BRITISH CORN TRADE. (rrom the Muar-7a7ze l.a'presq.) W1ITn a continuance of highly auspicious weather, rapid pro- gress has been made with out-door lahour, and thus far the preparatioln of the land for A.utumn sowing has proceeded very favourably. At the large consuming towns, where stocks of foreign Wheat arc hebl, the trade, though somewhat firmer, has not ...

... .(Tomnmarcial. TRADE, COMMECR, AND FINANCE. BELFAST, MONDxY EVENING. PRICES of grain being more firmly maintained of late abroad than in these countries, and there being therefore no great encouragement to consign hither, and, consequently, the pros- pect of short foreign supplies until next spring, the trade has assumed a somewvhat firmier tone, and a moderate improvement is prices is ...

... Ci te ._ffl. arRet5. B E L, F.A. S T, 3`71 01r O lim MO.NTii, S0 Tizie firmness in our Corn market, reported last Week, bas beea continued during the present, and full prices have he~.n Oh.. tained for almost aill articles in the trade of prime quality, but inferior animples are neglected. Yellow Indian Corn has sold at about last week's rie siebig very scarce. Some very zood has beenl taken a ...

... Belfast arg ts. 141/s of 9thi Monuth, I K5G. Wi;r coold scarcely wvish for finer weather thian what we have had during the present week, and it is very gratifying to know that the harvest is very generally out down, and a large pro- portion safely deposited in the farm yards; and, so far as I have been able to ascertais, the produce of tise whole is about an a er age, both as respects quantity ...

... MEF'TINIG OF St5Attt10LfULtt A Numnyurc of tlie shrarehoilders of this ?? company heldi a riteefitg on Saturriay, in tire White Lincirhall. The Object of the rireetirig was to take into consider'ationr what course shorrdr he adopted relative to antotheor call of sixteen shillings: .per sabre having been itirade upon theml. 'Amlong; the gentlemen present, we ohserved John Potts,. It 11. ...

... rrabse mnib Commtrne. REVIEW OF THE BRITISI CORN TRADE. Tusa course of the trlde since the opening of the new year has disappoisted expectation. A progressiveilil])rovemicit vould, it was thought, have been brought about by increased activity in some of the other branches of commerce, the abundance of capital, and last, thou g-h not least, by decreased arrivals, if not a teilporrary cessation ...