... PRICES OF SHARES AND STOOKS. BANKS AND RAI!LWAYS. ' niees, &e ;: £ Northern Bank ?? 30 100 Belfast ?? 100 Ulster Bank ?? 2 10 Provineial B3ank ?? 25 100 Royal ?? 10 150 Hliberninn Bank ?? 25 100 National Bank ?? 25 50 Commoreial Buildings.. 93 93 City of Dublin Steamn.. io 100 Belfast Stemn-Ship Co.' 35 60 iisaOI RAILWAY&. . Belfast and Ballymenal 50 50 Do. do. (halves)1 25 25 Belfast and ...

... STOCK AND SHARE MARIETM l Dublitn, Thaursday Evening. There is a slight improvement in the Value of the Funds to-day. The London quotations indicate a rise of * over the final prices of yes- terday, and here the advance is about the same, the Market closing sellers with Console at 95i for Money ; no dealings for Account. New Three per Cent Stock 941 for Money and for new Account. Bank Shares ...

... ' IRISII MARKIET. BELFAST MARKETS. FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1859. (FROM MESSRS, T. & a. GAUSSEM.) WLnE hav had fine harvest weather all week, and the crops are being rapidly secured. IThie Wheat at market this morning was nearly all of the new crop, and some of it was of fine quality, and in good condition, but there woer a good many soft nnd ill- conditionod parcels. Prieos were from 8s to 1OH per ...

... IRISH) MARKETS. : ELFAST MARKETS. FRIDAY, AUGuISr 12, 1859g (rIROM MESSRS. T. 1 C. GAUSSEN.) We, have more flrmnoss in the trade this week. The a. counts from London of the English crop of whent are not so favourable, and the weathor there has been un.ettlea Harvest is going on with us, the wveath having been fine all week, with the exception of yesterday, when Iwa had heavy rain the greater ...

... ENGLISH, MAAKE'TS. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGIR.APl.] LONDON PRODUCE MARKET-Aud. 13. Sugar quiet, and lid lower for the week. Coffee firmn; ,la id to 2s dearer for the week. Ten-Common cm f , s 314 to to Is 3.3d. Rice dearer fir the week. Little inquiry to-day. Tallow market quiet, at 53s Gi spot; 65a tid, last three months. LIVERPOOL COTTON NIARKHT-Afa~e 13. 6,000 bales have boen sold to-day, ...

... IRISH, MARKETS. :jui,pAST, WEDNESDAYt, AUG. 10.-BOROUGHFl MARRlQ OrFICeAt' PhVES.-Graisa.-Whoat, red, 9s 7d to 10s per cwt.; Oats, 79 9d to Ss 4d per do.; Gatmeal, 12s , d to 13s 4d per do.- otvions.-Pork, 30s to 408 (d per cwt. -of per i201b9.; Butter, lump, l0id to 11d per lb.; crock, 1Od. to. 1ld per do.; firkin, 10d to Ila per do.- Veqetables.-Potatoes, oruffles, new, 3s 9dl to 4r Od per ...

... T[IE HOLYWOOD GAS COMPANY (LBIITED). THE first general meeting of this Company was held in the Assembly Rooms, Hlolywood, last Wed. nesday evening, at half-past six o'clock, pursanit to advertisement. After the requisite number of shareholders to form a quorum had assembled, JONATHAN CoRDoUEs, Esq., was called to the chair. The CHARVIAN read the, requisition cal~ing tie meeting, and stated ...

... BANKS AND RAILWAYR. J BA.NKS,& to £ to £ Northern Iiank ?? 30 100 014 ,, 63 614 Belfast launk ?? 2,J l00 05 ,.5. ! X° Ulster BIank ?? 2 10 92l , 93 93s Provinnial ?? 2. 100 7 73 71, Royal Bank ?? 10 1150 22 ,, 23 23 Rihornian B1ank 25 100 133 , 834 33 National Bank ?? 25 50 i57 ,, 58 6 7 Comnimreail B3nildigso 1 .9 3 9 3o ,, 884 82 City of Dhublin Stemni 100 100 9j ,, 90 95G Belfast Steals ...

... ARRIVED At this port, on the 6th inst, the William and Mary, fro Du.tgor, W.W., Wlen l at, au1uI LUa t OUnUtf m's, from Liverpool, with salt. In Belfast Lough, on the Sth inst., the Sir Colin Camp. bell, M-Nabb, from Quebec, and received orders to pro- ceed to Fleetwood. At Groenock, on the 4th inst., the Probite, from Cha. rente and Belfast. At Portrash, on the 3rd inst., the Eagle, Scott, ...

... COMMERCAL INTELIGMXG_.,. r-M..Zw: Van,,-7-a K4.tnina. I JJO5Stlueuwi oa'rnvuf Sv,y A decided degree of stagnation prevails over the wnar-. kets in general. cts the Stock and Share Market there r has been a greater dulness than last week. Lo*O r mar kots prevail for grAin, owing to the favourable reports of the harvest- There are in the Money barket ?? of greater ease, s oowiug the limited ...

... . 'Dublin, Saturday Evening. REPORTS Of qlietness in trade continue to prevail, but these tire common at this time, and willflikely sab- side; as usual. There is nothing to. complain of re- gaiding the prospects of the harvest. The corin urarkets have receded, and closed very-flatly. The stock and sbare'markcets have been quiet. The con- dition of the money market has improved. The following ...

... - OOMMERCE. . . i I . . . \4 . REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURIXG THE PAST WEEt. (ROM MATUK VANC XPRF.s OF MONDAY.) THE wenther of the past week ap to Friday night was very Tfavourable fot harvest opiiritiois, 'whiich hdliv beconfle general in the Southern parts of the country. We, however are sorry to flnd that a great Adeai of the wheat laid has suffered miuch in its growth, soene ...