... A RR IV E D At this port, on the 2Jth aft., the Lime Cobb, Jaceson;. from Larne, with flour. At Glasgow, on the 27th ult., the Estramadura, Cook,. from Oporto and Belfast. At lundalk, on the 27th uilt., the Wni. Reid, Grundy, from Sulina, At London, on the 27th ult., the Ceres (sts.) from Belfast. At St. H1elena, on the 21st Jan., the Mary Catherine, Morrison, of Belfast, from Mauritius; and ...

... ENGLAND AND FRANCE-TIHE COMMERCIAL I TREATY. Two of 0il weeklfy contemporaries have statements of facts, and some comments on the new trcaty. We read in the Econontist:_', With respect to the commercial treaty, which it is said has been already signed or w ill be signed to-day betwven Fiance and Englandt, we mut, of course, resolve our opinion till thie details are known. To commeont on ...

... ENGLIS LII AiARKE1'r1). LBY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPrI.] LONDON CORN MARKET-NOV. 16. IIORNES8 REPORT.-Weather fine and dry. Seppll55 liberal of foreign wheat, and small Of oats. Little English fresh ulp. Small attendance, and hllat I(,)w at no-inially Monday's rates. Flour easiel ill price Barley slow, and prices rather lower. Oats-6d clhcaper for ?? sorts, LONDON PRODUCE MkRKET-NoV 16 Sugar market ...

... IIUSH VIlAR KETS. BELFAS'I' MARKIETS-TUESDAY, OCr. 16. BOROUGH11 M5ARKEiT OFFICIAL PRICES. GnOON, .C. VL0EsAIIl:,Al1) iP.UlT Per cwt. of 1J2lbs. I'er C11,0 of I| ?? S. d. 9. ?? s. j. * Mtewit, vlsite,.. o 0 to 0 i 'Potltoeg, Crnles. I In a9: s Do., rad, . 0 to o (I White l eclis, :i tIO OI s . . n to o 00 Sherry Biues, 4 I, O 0:Istilleill, .. 0 0 to 1)Lt i 0ooire.l , * H l~olitls, . tO tJ ...

... BELFAST MARKETS-MONDAY, AUGUST 13 BOROUGH MARKET OFFICIAL PRICES. GRAIN, tc. VE ETABLtsq. Per cwt. of ll2ibs. I ]'er ?? a. d.r. l8.d 9., WTheat, White, o rto Potatoes, Crnles, 4ei Cti 9 4; Do., -lied, A A to A I White Rocks, o o t oat,.. S O to 0 0 Flounders, O A to ? Oatmeal, .. 13 10 to 14 0. Carrots, red, o 0 e r o lieasns . ° to ° l TarnipsStvedea o , li, o 0 Peas, 0A to A O Aberdeens, Il ...

... CoMlMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. (y1;eel tilt: Covrespondent of the News-Letter.) Belfast, Monday Evening, 9th July, 1860. Ithe exeodingly valuable circular of Hessrs. Dewar, Muich appeared in the columns of the NEWS-LETTER I; rew days ago, tile probability of an increased duty ,n the imp)rt into the United States of linen goods is not merely discussed, but the circumstance of the presumed ...

... ?? ANT) RAITWAYS. V -i . iNKS,&c. £ I£ £ to ' £ Northern Bank ?? 30 100 62 ,,G26 , 62 Belfast iank ?? 25 1oo 72 7,3 2 Ulster Bank . , 2ki 10 93, 931s 93ka Provincial Bank 2. 5 100 89 ,, 90 90 Royal Bank ?? .. I150 25, 25 25 Hibernian Bnk 25 100 351 National Bank ?? j 50 , 64 Commercial Buildings 93 93 81 90 80 City of Dublin Stealm 1on 100 100 , 01 100 Ilelfast Stoman-Ship Co. 27k 50 17 19 ...

... ]ENGLISH: MARKET'S. LONDON,'N1ON0DAY,, Juxr, 25-Graiii.The ar- rivals of -Eaglish wheat continua modera~te, but We lhave a lar~ge arrival from abroad. Owing to a wet Imorning fac tors held their wheat firmly, but our. millers were not 'free purchaseirs, and the business (lone was lirifted, at it decline of, 1Is to 2s per IIr. Flour is is per sack lower. Barley supports last week's prices. ...

... TILE QUARTER'S REVENUE. (FROM TIHM GLOBE.) Tuil Revenue returns for the year 1859, and for its last quarter, although showing an actual decrease on the former, and but a slight increase on the latter, when closely examined, vill prove abundantly satis- factory to the public, and will fittingly close a decade of unexampled national prosperity. The absence of a very large increase, both on the ...

... HARICE'lls. LONDON, MONDAY, MAt 28 -Groin.-There was a moderate supplY of English wheat at market this morning, but foreigo arrivals have been large. The in- quiry for English wheat was not very active, and sales proceeded slowly at the rates of Monday last. Business doing ilc foreign wheat vas small, and we quote no change in prices from las, week. T'le flour trade was not brisk, and prices ...

... SHIPPIN G. AR RIV I V E D At this port, on the 13th inst.. `, Do Cape, Deee, from Rigs, with flax. t At Genoa, on the Gtb the Laura, Consegliere, from Belfast and Cordi' Anrot Qucb the 22nd ult., the Chieftain, Ewing, of and frQusbec, on the 22nd ult., the Alberta, Smith, of Bel- last, from Liverpool. At Philadelphia, on the 30th ult., the Elizabeth, Gil. lespie, from Londonderry. At Aden, ot ...

... Dublin, Saturday Evening. No new cause of disquietude has arisen in politics during the present week, and there is a slight, but very slight, tendency to a more reassured feeling in some respects. Stocks have been firm, and a little dearer. Shares are dull and neglected. The corn market has been dearer, arising from the immense quantity of rain which has fallen, and consequent apprehensions of ...