... 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 ...

... Sbip IxTrw,5. ; BELFAST, JULY 3.-Wind, E. by N.-Weather, Fine. ARRIVE!). Jui.Y 2.-Thetis, St., Stewart, Ghlasgow ; Blenh eim, St, Gowan, Liverpool; Duchess of 'lent:, st.. Jones, lDublin. 3.-Princess Alice, st., I lumplirys, Fleetwood; Stork, st,, Mainhl. GlasiLgow Fire-Fly, st., 1rown, Ardrossan; White- bnven, ist., Tihompsonl, Whitehavel * l'riends, Reacil, Riga; Zosteria, Goodwin, Bordeaux. ...

... 9I)t Alarham BELF A ST. TluunsD.o , JULY 24, 1851. TIIE weather since our last report has been very unsettled, and a good deal of rain has fallen. A continuance of such weather for a short time longer will have the effect of re- tarding the harvest more than might be expected. We have rather a better feeling in the trade. Holders are firm, at late prices, and the consumption of Flour continues ...

... I - - TEE LUVERPOOL MARTS. SUGAR has been in very good demand since the close of our last report, and generally at steady rates, The reaners are still in the market, but the sales have been chiefly for grocery purposes. The transaction s in plantation amount to upwards of 1,009 hhds (of which 400 were sold to-day), comprising J5. maica at 833 Sd to 36s 9d; Antigua at full Prices; Demerara at ...

... TRADE, COMMNIERCE, AND FINANCE. BELFAST, MONDAY MORNING. LOCAL WVEIEKLY REPORTS. LINENS.-Linens of all descriptions have had a very fair sale during the week, and the markets were well attended by both buyers and manufacturers. Stocks of brown linens are not to be met with. YARNs.-The demand for yarns continues very active, at former quotations, and, in some instances, lId. ad- vance has been ...

... Shares. Paid. Last price. IRISh BANRS. _ Northern Bank . ?? £100 £30 64A Belfast Bank ?? 100 25 47j Ulster Bank ?? 10 21 53 Provincial Bank, ?? 100 25 43 Royal Bank, ?? 50 10 121 Hibernian Bank . ?? 100 25 28j National Bank . ?? 50 223r 19 IRISH RAILWAYS. Belfast and Ballymena ?? 50 50 30' Belfast and County Down, 50 374 25 Cork and Bandon ?? 50 50 18 Cork, Blackrock, andPassage, 20 18 81 ...

... gly Xarh-rts. BELFAST. 12TII OF 7rll MON'iT, 1851. TIE wveather, this week, has been variable, and the pre- 5,ent appearance indicates continued unsettlement, yet, as some of the crops were backward, and the quantity o rain that has fallen has not been great, it must have been useful; and, altogether, the anticipations of the coining harvest arc very satisfactory. Deliveries of Wheat from ...

... s We were obliged yesterday to . hold over the following I important and practical address, written by Mr. E. J. Rice, in and adopted at the manufacture meeting in the Royal Ex- w change:- Id ADDRESS OF THEu NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE TO THE la NOBILITY, CLERGY, AND PEOPLE OF IRELAND. l FELLOW-COuxTaYxrE-The National Board of Irish ' manufacture has, since its formation, anxiously con- )e ...

... 1 p ii 'I I11 ci 0; ti 10 .001x1riuucy fie tumial general.'eeting F' the Shareholders 'off Ibis com~any was hold at the baed rq, aerlo ace, London Charles Graham, ' ,sq. chairman o the company, presiding. ! A X, -* JThe- aunual' report, . which was.read by the secretary, and unanimously adopted, exhibibifed a very arge 'increase in 't funds fand' ?? tbh company. over thbeprecedin g y :r, one ...

... CO INTr EL-L-GE-CE COM:ERCIAt SZNTELLIGENCE. I Satuday Edvening. Business in general continues without any per- ceptible augmentation, and it is to be feared there will be little or no change in the monotonous state of commerce and trade until the advance of harvest. The Customs Duties for the week are £16,134 against £16,883 in the same week of last year. The duty on Tea is £6,700 ; sugar, ...

... I ?? consequence of the reduction of the duty, buyers have been unwilling to operate, except at a full equi. valent decline in prices, which holders refusing to concede, bu- siness has consequently been checked and we have only to re- port about 100 hhds Demerara, chiefly at 3as to BOs, and at 428 to 458 for vacuum pan; and only 500 bags Bengal have been sold at 37s to 4 Is Gd. In foreign we ...

... B Lo-,DOw , TnURSDAY EVFNXNG.-Consols were quoted throughout the day at 96a to 43 for Money, and 96a for thel2thofAugust; Bank Stock left off at 2151 to2l64; lieduced, 97j to 4; Three-and-a-Quarterper Cents., 98-to i; India Stock, 261 to 263; India Bonds at 59s. to62s. aud Exchequer-bills, 49s. to 52s. premium. IRISH BANK RETURNS. Average Amount of Bankl Notes in Circulation, and of Coir held ...