... Slip 33WS. BlI-.vXAST, OtCT. 22.-Wind, W.-Weatller, Fine. A tliP t Il~). OCT. 21 .-Stnri, st., Stewart, Glasgow l Minerva, st., Lyall, Liverpool Prince .If Vales, st., Il'Neilage, Fleet- vood. 22.-LyLa, St., lIalrdie, (;lasgow; Royal Consort, st., llurnipllry, lleetvood ; lbe-l'ly, st., Brown, Ardrossan. SA1. l). Ocr. 21--Stork, st., Stewart, Glasgow; Prince of Wlales, St., M'Neilage, ...

... $bJlip xcw5. BEI.FAST, Ocr. 29.-Wind, S.W.-Weather, Cloudy. ARERI V P.D. Ocr. 2S.-Stork, St., Stewvart, Glnsgow; Blenheim, at., Fitzsirnons, Liverpool ; Prince of Wales, st., Mi'Neilagc, Fleetwood ; Malvina, sc. St., Silly, Londonderry. 29' Lyra, St., lIlardie, Glasgow; Royal Consort, St., Thimplhrv, Fleetivood ; FireoFlY, st., Brown, Ardrossan ; Telegrapil, st., Leitch, Liverpool. SAILEDi. ...

... DUBLIN MAiKETS. Id . coRNEXCHANOE, FRIDAY' OTOB 2 er At our market dy foreign wheat rnetmO 1- 3- holders, in sore instances, were enabled 0 Jl r- advance on the currencies of this day 8ebjt a he in abort supply, the condition inaterially aet Irk ed humidity of the atmosphere; aales 81Do w ted t Ir, maintained. 4ft rotiI Lt Prime feeding oats with difficulty Sntl id prices, and inferior lots ...

... - I > i4 1 aoos aoE1 ANGS) FRIAY, OCWOEKE 14. le, We had a smaller attendance of millers and ?? at the country at our market to-day. 6 Ld- For foreign wheat ?? was more inquiry. ph ins but the business which resulted in this artide was to lrs eir rate extent only. A small supply of Irish; sales bI as,: the rates of Tuesday were rather exucedfL ri*, 1 mit Oats in fair request at prices against ...

... I I &slni-doy Reesnig. Although business is active with certain classes, such as shopkeepers and hotel proprietors, as result of the Great Exhibition, it is very quiet in commercial branches. The accounts from the country generally are still of a satisfactory nature. The crops appear now to be nearly all' saved, and the general impression is that they have turned out more favourably than was ...

... (F.ro our Londou Coi'r eespondent.) COVESxT GAiDPN M.ARE;rT-the leading vegetable depot of the nuetropolis-presents some curious features at present. By those accustomed to the plice the altered nature of the business transactions could uot fail to be observed. Tbe sellers display a spirit of independence that really looks refreshin. Unlike their demeanour in former days-when all was anxiety ...

... THE LINEN TRADEE OF IRELAND AND THE AMERICAN TARIFF.-IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE BELFAST CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. On Thursday an influential meeting of the members of the Chamber of Commerce was bold at the Chamber, Waring- street, convened by circular from James Bristow, Esq., the senior vice-president, on a requisition coming frim a number of the body, for the purpose of considering the propriety ...

... Gommarcial. REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEE'N. (F r'oun fthe JlMaru'k Lainue E.rpess qt' Octohej 3.) TaFE very important rise which has taken place in the value of wheat withiln the last two monthis has excited considerable attention, and leading articles have lately | appeared in the daily prints on the subject. The ad- ?? is very genielaily attributed to unulue specula- tion, ...

... (DIC stlarfuts. lELFA.ST MARKETS. Feiltin, 5Se). 8n. 15.53. Tititat wa, sa fair snpply of fatr ing produce at marlkct to-day. Wheat wai more plenitifully forward thall hither- to, and other articles on about the tsiliil scale as for some weeks clest. Fartmers' Wheat may he quoted is per cwt. higher thlttl last week ; Oats (id to Sd per cwt.; and Oat- meal at Is Per owl;, advance. Flour is also ...

... D*LNKS AND BAILAV ATS, V -t _ IRISH BANS. £ ' £ to t Northern lBank, ?? * 67 i S i 6 Belfast Bank ?? 5) 25 t 'ad Ulster Banik. ?? 1; 7 G,,7i1; 6ii.saxd Provincial B'nl . ?? ?? iO 10 ,,12 1 13 0 Roval Bank .- u 1u0! 17,1 ! i Hibernianl Bank;, ?? - j o ,, U1 , a National Banik ?? ?? i)0 124 22 I 23 21 IRISi1 UAILWAYS. I Belfast and Ballyine.a, ?? 00 .0 40 41 41 Belfast and County ?? 5u; 45j ...

... I Tim: DUBLIN MARKETS-T=mA-t, o ?? 1? ; _ . fAlXWtPATRT.V. PMPIORTM FOR THE ?? 2k The very beavy rain of yesterday was greaty nD Kevin-strXet and Spitalfields bacon markets, thet sequently but a small supply, which, for immed i t Bold ls. higher than. last week, as Wa Wi kw Tha transactions in American bacon are utiliuii 4 in some instances for inferior parel& ?? lower 4 accepted. Shoulders ...

... LONDON MARKES I (From the London Nw Price Current ofF ,) Ia the produce markets this week the poltit ) had sonle effect. In iron, however, there aien e4 owning to the increasing demand and the largated I atok at Glasgow compared with this time Jut 3etr of haa been higher than at any previous period. In s t1 has not been a large business done, but coffe he4. tolerably firm- Tea at the public ...