... 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; ...

... I - _ (From D-ne & Atdci! fleur and Corn Faecto, 6, area COR31-EXcLnGE--FEIDAY, MARCH 14. The supply of Irish wheat at our market this morning upon a very limited scale, and realised the full pricas of Tues. day. Foreign wheat was in good demand; but we did not hear of any advance being obtained. Oats and oatmeal ceere doll, without any change in the value. Indian corn as last noted. There ...

... . 9te fdarketo. BELFAST. 20TI OF SanD MONTr, 1851. WHEAT.-Wheat, white (farmers' lots, 112lbs.), 7s 10d to Ds 4d; do., red, 7s I0d to 9s 2d per do. Store lots, per ton, Irish, £8 15s Od to £9 5s Od; 1 olish Odessa, £8 l;s to £9 5s; Dantzic, £10 ?? to £10 16s; French, Li Os to £9 Os. OATS,-Polish, Ss Od to Os Os per 112lbs.; Potato, Os Od to 6s Od per do.; seed, 7sperdo. OATMEAL.-New, 8s 6d to ...

... REVIEW, OF THI BRITISH CORN TRADE. (From the Mark-ltne Express.) The deliveries of grain from the growers have been very small of late, and are likely to be moderate the remainder of this and during part of next month, as the seeding of the land can scarcely be expected to be 6ni-hed till the middle of April. The falling off in the borne supplies has not as yet led to any improvement in prices ...

... (Prom thu London i'ew.Price Current'. fareck 18.) SUGAR.-To-day importers refused to sell inder the rates o Friday ;but the home trade demand was stmal. The private purchases are only 162 hds, &ac, and there was no public gale. REFINED.-The demand is limited, still there is no decline in prices. MAURITrLS.-This afternoon there was more disposition evinced to operate. At public sale 5,783 bags ...

... Shares- P'ald. Last price. IUISII nArKS. _ - -| Northern Ba n ki ?? . £100 £30 (Ij4 Belfast Bauk . ?? lUO 25 47 Illster Bank, . 10 2j 54s Provincial Ban . 100 25 43 tOYUI Banl, ?? ?? 50 10 12j Hibernian Bank, ?? 100 26 28t National Bank ?? 50 22i 17k InlIlil IAILWAYS. Belfast and Ballymena ?? 50 d0 34j Belfast and County Down, 50 3U 20 Cork and Bandon ?? I.. C0 50 18- Cork, Blackrock, and ...

... on the subject of a Fresh ail; and the free use of pure e rst lecture was riven by Surgeon Bronvaewater, necessary for the ?? of hcaltll, illus trated by the physiology of respiration, the circulation of the blood, and the fanetions of the skin. After an impressive and eloquent opening address, the learned lecturer described, it om c oloured illustrations, the posi- tion and anatomy of the ...

... p31)3 JNebm. r ?? Id tnenC] 14 -Laur el, s t., Langlands, Gl1asgow;r Briton, st., Canning, Stranraer; Windsor, st., Davies, Liverpool; Ca- msilla, st., Br ownlcess, Liver-pool; Finland, Stenfors, Odessa; Elizabbeth, Powell, Rancorn; laby, Prophet, Plymnoutlh Mary Sloan, Bangor, N.W. SAILED. Ma1tsRcn 14.-Laurel, st., Langlauds, Glasgow ; Princess Alice. St., Hunmphreys, Fleetwood; four colliers ...

... Stip xcw,5. BELFAST, MARCIE 13-Wind, S. by W.-Weather, Showery. ARRIVED. MacRct 12.-Madam, M'Anneney, Bayonne; Thetis, st., Stewart, Glasgow; Blenheim, st,, Gowan, Liverpool; Duchess of Rent, st., Jones, Dublin. 13.-Lyra, st., - White, Glasgow ; Fire-Fly, st., Brown, Ardrossan; Princess Alice, st, H1umphreys, Fleetwood; Johns, Stomach, Viana; four colliers. SAILED. MAllou 12.-Francis Philip, ...

... (From the Mark-lane Express.) The arrivals of breadstuffs from the Black Sea, &c., off the coast have been much less plentiful this week than earlier in the month, and the prvyidling opinion is, that most of the shipments made from that part of the world previous to the navigation becoming impeded by ice which (did not occur till January) have now come to hand. A few straggling car- goes may, ...

... gljc fRarheto. BELFAST, 29Txe or 3reD fONxTIr, 1851. Time weather this week has been much the same as last, namely, showery throughout. The deliveries of Grain and Mfeal from farmers have been limited, the demand has been moderate, and prices remain WIthout much change. Foreign Wheat has been in rather better demand. Flow- goes extensively into consum ption, yet purchases are made very much to ...

... COIMFERCIAL INTfELfBLIENCE. 1 Saturday Eveoing. There has been rather more business done in roduce this week, although without the slightest ipfiovemelnt in prices. In shares, however, less incss has been apparent, and sellers have had to submit to rather lonw rates. Money continues plen- tiful, and moderate in price. ,Ihe Customs' duties for the week are £15,793, ofwrich £6,200 on teas, £2 ...