... THE following are the amounts of the principat ar- ticles of commerce exported from England in the month of August for the last three years:- Apparel and slops, Beer and ale, Coals and culm, Cordage and cables, Cottons, calicoes, mus- lins, &c ?? ?? Cotton yarn, ?? Earthenware and por- celain, ?? ?? Haberdashery, ?? Hardware and catlery, Leather, unwrouglht, Ditto, wrought, ?? Saddlery and ...

... Newry Navigation Company-Extension of eanal, £20,000; intrest, £397' s. 9d. Portrash Harbour Directors- Protection of pier dnd barbour, £3,898 5s. 2d.; interest, £49 18s. 1od. ! Portrush' Harbour Direetors-Protection of pier and harboar £1,500; interest, '£49 ls. 8d. ! Rov: P. Fleming-Completing Malahide Chapel, £305 14s. 6d.;. interest, £74'llas. d. Rev. Thomas Barry-Roman Catholic Chapel at ...

... ARRIVED At this port, an the 30th inst., the Guieeppino, Tivceo leone, from Ibrail, with Indian ?? & Boyd, consignees; G. Reyn, agent. At this port, on the 29th inst., the Woodside, Edwards, from Cadiz, with wino. At this port, on the 30th inst., the Tre t'ratelli, froOI Ibrail, with Indian corn. At this port, on the 30th inst., the St. Andrew, from Nantes, with wheat. At Londonderry, the ...

... I . COMrERQE.* COMMERC1'AL INTELIG1ENCEt.. (From the Corresspo ndent of theeWSe-Lefter.) - * f Belfast, Monda y Evening,, ' ' ' 29th AAu., 1859., ~irr Board of Trade Betun Fit irs ued present the ?? r gsrosuls ' Tdtal Exports-Declared Value. 1857. 1857 8. 1859. 1slt: ~1y, £12,201,532 X10,993,9973,91 51,,451, 1 month,') O1st July, } V£73,027,913 £64,401,801E £747228,¢10 .7 monthsl On the seven ...

... ENGLIS II MARIKETS. LONDON, MOND.&Y, AUGUST 15.-Graia.-We have moderate supplies ?? 'w.heat, and liberal anri- vals from abroad. The unsettled weather of the last few !days caused the market to open with greater flirmness; but demand was not active, and the English wheat sold slowly at the prices paid on Monday last. Foreign wheat muet a moderate inquiry, at previous rates, Flour, though in ...

... SPIaCIA&L cEET1.NG. . .| YESTERDAY, a special meeting of the directors and shareholders of the Belfast and Ballymena Railway Company was held in the Board-room of the Ter- minus, York Road, Belfast. There was a good attendance of the shareholders, The chair was occulpied by ROBERT GItaMSInAW, Esq., Deputy- Chnirman of the company, TIhe SECRETARY (Mr. Stewart) read the following advertisement, ...

... PRICES OF SHARES AN'D STOCKS. BANKS AND RAILWAYS. j BANKS, &e. | £ £ to £ £ Northern Blank ?? 9o 100 61 ,, 62 G00 Belfast 13nnk ?? 25 100 1 (7 ,; OS XD Ulster Bank ?? 2b 10 92s ,, 3 93s Provincial Bank ?? 235 l10 71 ,, 73 71* Royal BDank ?? 10 1lO 221 ,, 23 23 Wlbornian ?? 100 33 ,, 33 33 National 13tink ?? - 5 oS ,, 658h 5SxI&B. Coumnercial Building 93 133 80 ,, 833 82 City of Dublin Stoaw ...

... THE STRIKE IN THE BUILDiNG TRADE. No one coildbe 'pro5OIU aS Me u eenes'which took place In the ?? of some of tie large building ataliers on Saturday afternoon Without fooling of deep sorrow and uneasiness-of sorrow for the miistake, or ignorance, or passion, which has dissevered two things which ought to be so essenti- ally one as Inbour and capital, and the wide-sproad misery whlich, ...

... :.1-~OMER - -CE | - ;- ?? , COMMERCE . n. n i It .OOMMERCIAL INTElLIIIGENCE. (Fibm tie Corespoizdent of the Be lfst News-Letter.) Belfast, lolndany evening,. 8th Aukust, 1859.' MESSRS, D). DEW5AR, SON, & SONS, of London, periodi- cally. (monthly) issue a circular having reference exclusively to the details of, and the incidents con- nected -with. the linen trade of these countries. In these ...

... 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 ...

... ' 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 ...