... 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 ?? ...

... BELFAST, MONDAY MORNING. LOCAL WEEKLY REPORTS. LINENs.-White linens of all descriptions are moving off but slowly, at former quotations. Brown linens were rather lower, in Ballymena, in the coarser sets, and the sales not extensive. Seven-eighth lawns were in rather better demand, in the lower qualities, and the market was small. Five-eighths are dull of sale. Unions are again inquired for, ...

... Vhip xrb3,5. B3PLFAs-r, Serr. 2.-Wind, N.W.-Wreathler; Fine. ARRIVED. Au(,. 31.-Blcnheiitt, st., Gowan, Liverpool ; Stork, st.,. 11amf Glasgow ; Germania, Plsiladclplhia ; Angelina, -Viego, lhrail. Sept. I.-Albinol, st., leavell, Stranraer. ?? --Laurel,st., Langlands, Glasgow; Fire-Fly, St., Brown, Ardressan ; Princess Aice, st,, Hlutplirys, Fleetwood ; Queen, st.,Jeff'rey, Whiteliaven; Erie's ...

... 9-11c lRarReW. BELFAST. TuESDAYT SEPT. 2DSo lit. WIEAT.-Wheat, white (farmers' lots, 1121bs.), Os Cd to 7s Gd; do., red, 6s Gd to 7s Gd per do. Store lots, per ton, Irish, £8 15s Od to £9 5s Od; Polish Odessa, £7 10s to £7 1as; Dantzic, £10 Os Od; French, £9 Os to £9 5s Egyptian, £O 10ss Od to £0 los. OATS-Polish, vs Cd to Os Gd per 112lbs.; Potat.o, os Gd to Gs Gd per do. OATrEAI,.-11s Od to ...

... Ube JR-arket's. BELFFAS T. 20TII or 9TII MONTIH, 1831. WE have had delightful weather this week, whichl is highly important to our farmers, lwho have been busily engaged reaping, and appear to have made good progress. The crops look well, and, on the whole, I think a full average of fair quality may be expected. It is yet difficult to forns a correct opinion regarding the Potatoes, which are, ...

... Tue half-yearly general meeting of the shareholders of this company was held on Thursday, in Dublin. The report of the Directors, submitted at the meeting, an abstract of which was published in Friday's A~ews-Letter, states that the results of the traffic for the half year ending the 30th of June are satisfactory. T[ie report of theengineer (Sir J. M'Neil) sets forth, among other things:- The ...

... Tire Marie Adele, Maiel, from St. Petersburg, at Sunderland, is a French schooner, about 150 tons regris- ter, belonging to Caen. While the above-named vessel is employed in the British carrying trade, she, of course, displaces a.British ship of her burden, and keeps out of employment British seamen to the number of her crew, which she may continue to do without obtaining a British register. ...

... .Philip Nfcwz. BELFAST, SEPT, 23.-Wind, N.W.-Weather, Finne, ARRIVED. SEPT. 21.- Iinerva, st., Lyall, Liverpool; Stork, st., Main, Glasgow ; Catbarine, Mohr, Riga; Betty, Riga; Lady Sale, Savage, B3arletto; Independence, Crang-le Qnehee. 22.-Oscar,st., llumphrys, London; Essequibo, M'ay, St. Johnl, N.U.; Arabian, Carey, Quebec; Mar- garithla, Wyk-eneir, Rign. 2S.-Lanrce, st., Langlands, ...

... 11.6IMPORTATION OF. FLOUR.-BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. A DISCUSSION upon the subject of the importation of flour took place in the House of Lords on the 18th of July, when Earl Glengall, Earl Stradbroke, and other noble lords presented several petitions: in reply to the arguments used in favour of an alteration of the law as regards the importation of flour, Earl Granville stated that the imports ...

... glic fgarftcto- BELFAST, 3t)ne OF 8THe MONTH, 1851. WE have had another inactivo week in our Grain and Flour marlket, and prices of this day se'nnight may be re- peated, except for Oatmeal, which has declined about 3d. to 4d. per cwt. The deliveries of new Oats increase, and sell pretty steadily at Gs. Gd. to 7s. per cwt.; the quality is fair. Old are scarce, and rather higher prices have been ...