... ,i?bip N635. BELFAST, Nov. 4.-Wind, N.-Weather, Fair. Nov. 2.-Amlneyva, st., Ibvall, Liverpool. 4.-Prince of Wales, st., 2I'Ncilage, Fleetwvood. SA I L ED. Nov. l-Independenee, Mlartin, New Yorlk Ann, Walsh, Nantz. 2.-Evangtelistria, Cardaropulo, Co'nstan- thliople. 3.-Oceanica, Potter, Liverpool; Stork, At, Main, Glasgow; Royal Consort, st., !I'Kellar, Fleetwonl; Rover, st., Kerr, Derry. 4 ...

... gly Alarl-tris. BE LFAST. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. ?? the Official M1arket Retuirns.1 SATURDAY, SEPT. 13, 185k. MAT'S GRAIN MAIZur.T.-PrieS:-Oats, 5s 4d to Gs 9,d] per cwt. Poiue.-37s 9d to 41s Od per cwt. BurmRn.- White firkin, 8id per lb. firkin, SW to 82d per do.; crock, 84d to 8jd per do.; lump, 8d to 8,d, per do. -lav.-Upland, Is 9d to 2s 2d per cwt.; Meadow, la Gd to Is I1L per do. STIAw. ...

... TRADE AN'D NAVIGATION. THE Board of Trade returns for the month and seven months ending the 6th of August were issued oln Friday last. They present but little variation from the returns published a month ago, but, notwith- standing, the details are interesting at this critical juncture of our mercantile history. The total declared value of exports for the month last past is £6,418,203; whilst ...

... :3 Si SEPIC i5. 3 nrie al-l r. Pu' peent. Consols ?? ?? Dit tor forl ASCCOUclt, L;3tl O ctober . . J Bank Stoeii ?? ?? 2074 ENGLISH STOCKS.-LONDON, M,1ONUOASy, SErPT. 15. Con3ois for Accomut ?? -- J Ditto Afonev, .. . Exchequer Bills, Iugeo and sm.all .41 PRICES OF IRISH SHARES, Northern Bank ?? Belfawst Bank ?? ulster flan1;.. ?? . ProvincialT Banki, ?? Ieoyal Bankis ?? Huliercnian ?? ...

... Comnmnercial. LONDON TRADE RnpdOr FOR THE PAST WNrVic.-Tlie fine weather, everywhere favourable to the farmers gathering in the large bftdvest which, it is now univer- sally stated, stands on the ground, has kept the corn markets very dull. All the new wheat brought to mar- ket is of excellent quality, and in fine condition, ready for immedate use. Tolerably large arrivals, too, of flour from ...

... (oimnmucial. LONDON TRADE REPORT FOR THE PAST WE .K-In he Mincing Lane markets more activity has prevailed, nd better support has been given to prices. British Plantation sugar has again taken the lead, and an ad- ance of 6d. to ls. per cwt. ias occurred. Other sugars ave risen about 6d. Coffee has been more freely taken, 'ut did not close quite so good yesterday. Rice, tal- vw, and cotton ...

... ftp xrw,5. BMiAs'I, Au,. 7.-Wind, E. by S.- WeOoLtbo; Fine. ARRiVED. AUG. 6.-Thetis, st., Stewart, Glasgow; Minerva, st.. Stavely, Liverpool; Victoria, st., Church, Dublin; John French, Luke, Alexandria. 7-Storik, st., Main, Glasgow; Prince of Wales, st., M'Neilage, Fleetwood; Fire-Fly, st., Brown, Ardrossan; Whitehaven, st., Thompson, White- haven. S AIL ED, AUG. 6.-Thetis, st., Stewart, ...

... 91be ljackt. BELFASTr, TIuIsoAY, APRIL 3. 1851. THE weather still continues wet and ungenial, and farmers are prevented getting on with their work. Our supplies from the country continue in the same li- mited scale as has been the case for some weelks past, and in prices we have no change to note. Our imports from abroad are comparatively small this . week, not only into this pert, but ...

... ComrmerciaL, TRADE, COMMERCE AND FINANCE. BLrFAST, MONDAY MwORNINSG. LOCAL WEEKLY REPORTS. LwrNvs.-There is rather a better reeling in the lilen, market, and somp encouragement has been held out by the recentlarge orders that have been personally given by buyers from various parts of the &merican conti- nent. Last Lurgan market was well attended by buyers and sellers, and though prices ruled ...

... otmiaercial. LONnoS TRADE REPORT.-TIUuSDAY VLEva;rG.-SU- OAU..-The market still continues very quiet, and the public sales have gone off heavily at about previous rates. 4,100 bags Mauritius nearly all found buyers- good to fine, 40s. -to 41s.; low: to middling, 3s. Od. to 39s. Gd.; brown 329. to 36s. Of 1,900 bags of Bengal, 1,200 bags were sold, at 40s. to 42s. for low to good white Benares; ...

... Etc j alret.. BELFAST. TIITRSDAI', OCTOBER 2, 1851. TMi weather during the week lias been very severe-yes- terday the rain fell heavily all day; and, we fear, that the outstanding crops (which, we regret to learn, are still very considerable in the later districts) must be a good deal in- jured, as there is at present every appearance of inure un- settled weather. Our market was moderately ...

... Shares, Paid. Last price. 11RI811 BANKS. - Northern Bank1 ?? 100 £30 644 Belfast Banli . ?? 100 25 474 Illster Bank, ?? 10 24 o3 Provincial Baiki ?? 100 25 43 Royal B3amnk . ?? 50 10 12* llibernian Bank ?? ?? 100 25 28i National Bank . ?? ?? 50 224 19 II:ISII RAILWAYS. Belfast and Ballymena ?? 50 50 31 Belfast and County Down,, 50 374 25 Cori and ?? . . I 50 50 18 Co u, Bl ackrocd , and ...