... SHlIPPIING. AIRRIVED At this port, on tho 15th inst., the Mary Kerr, from Runcorn, with salt. At Londondeory, the Augusta, Matinolich, from New York; W. A. Brown. Hammond, do.; and Ulrich von Hut- ton, Krrnaft, from Dantzic. At Dundalk, on the 12th inst., the Restloss, Rogers, from St. John, N.B. In Dundalk Bay, on the 13th inst., the Dilston, Hill, from Constantinoplo for Dundalk. At ...

... IRISH TRABUKETYS. BELFAST AMARKE TS-WLDN ESDAYi, J I io,- [0 B5Rti500tO sARIE'r OFFICIcAL PILIVI't'o ORAOOO, &G. V'EI)E0TAM 0 ONO) ,ooI per awt. of 11 lbs. Pao, owtt'I r * a. . a. 1 Whea0wie 0 (to 00 Pototqs Crttlae, . Do., red, . )0oto 113 K1 tIdoys Oslo.90 0to 94 tflounodtora,a Qoataleol, *.13 Sto 14 0 Carroot~s, r d Z. B eau s . 0 to00 ub . , Bnrley . 0 ftto 00 Mangol Wurt:' I Peas ~ oo0to ...

... ,oMgMERCIAL INTELLIGEN1CE1. I - - e-- - - - - ..) I (FROM% OUR CONItfERrCALa CORRESPONDFENT.) Belfast, Friday Evening. Tr THE rate of discount, whicIl for a lengthened period ea remained at 6 per cent., vas redueed on Thursday to f 5 per cent., a reduction aniply justified by the state of of the balances, the influx of gold, and the declining na iemand for nioney. Business has been dull for ...

... PRICES OF BudA E AND STOCx6. j , . I , : ANISE ANfD IIALWA. 9 S 9 Northern Bank BelfastB akn. Ulster Bank Provincial Bank. Royal Bank . . Hibernian Bank .. NationalB ank, . Commercial Buildings.. Clty of Dublin Steam. BqlAst Steamship Co.'. MISH DAMLWAYS. Belfast & Nor. Countie. Do. do. (halves).. Belfalt and Co. Down .. Do. do. (preference) Cork and Bandon .. Cork, B.rock, ...

... donninerrial. i I - m71 C COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. CE a [rBr o OUR COMBOERCAL CORRZSPONDENT.7 Ei BELAST, FRIDAY EVENING. Tur Bank Returns show that the bullion has ohee LE more reached the -upper sidg of sixteen millfons. L Should no unforeseen demand arise, it is probable . a that this sumwill be considerably increased Bing M the next few weeks, owing to the number of Austra- lian gold ships ...

... ellgliS4 R_1 arlid S. rBY MAttNVTIO TPLEOtAPU1. LONDON CORN MARKET-FEB. 2,. GrLas, SON, At BAUIcER'S REPoRT.-Trade for nil Ami cles extremely slow. For wheat little inquirv, ntl ptliKs tend downward. Barley, oats, and otlier rrticles :H moderate demand.-Kswoi6sFoD & LAY'S REFPORTr-A tendance very small. English and foreigun lbetr ieglected; prices nominally as on ronday. Spring c'ill quiet. ...

... Qlri5?, F'RaThtz. ') Q?6 - I af BELFAST KABI&EETS-WEflDLZSDY OCT. ,-7 . B030..x MAZSET o GCrrFarL c P:ZS GF.A Io, ±0. I VT2OEABLES A5-D PEt. Pea cwt. Of tMo t sO 5it. : s ..d. S. d. 8P. d . s. e. War , vtwit e, - S 6to 93 Po3Statoes, tt'lno.' i t-i 00 O Do.,ed, .. 7 0 to 8 9 Skecries .. 2 0 u 3 0 Oats, . 6 5 0 Io G r'titelocts- L4o S Oatmasl. .16 1Ol 16 Cruliles, .l .So Beas 0,. . O t O 0 ...

... (50oniin1mcill. REVIEW OF THE CORN TRIDE. Looox, APaL 4.-Altthough the middle of the past weesk was rough nod WVintery, and serving to keep vegetation backward, there has been but little bind- ranoe to field labour, so that in many of the more Southerly and forward parts of the country not much Spring planting remains to be done. The young wheat is gradually advancing in strength, and can- ...

... -------- I Markets. I 3riS4 1, .ngo BE LF AST MARKETS-W ,EusasoxY, Las, 10,. at BSOBOUGD MARKET OFlIOZAL PRICES f ,lit -.GRAIN, ±0. VEGETABLESN T1R aJes: Frcwt.nofll151bs Pereowt. ofllatte. gli Won a~~~~~. d. a. o.i Ig.d. &o. by wheat, whIte, 9o0to 9o6Potatoes, 31'Mtn.t 10 tota le Do., red, .. to 019 1 Skerries .2 4tcl S It ats. . 0 0to 6 71White Rockis'. 0 Oto P- Oatmeal, *.10 810o10 01 ...

... WIe give some extracts from the circular of Messrs. D. Dewar, Son, & Sons' Circular, dated Wood Street, Cheapside, London, February 1, 1864:- The accounts from all quarters of the manufactur- ing districts are cheerful, and speak of continued buoyancy in the home markets. People still con- tinue to be fully employed on orders not only for home but for foreign buyers. Under these cir- ...

... i~ I 1 1o8iomtiaosprpiilrtodlet d ~~FL AX. M'~ofnrR.arvi;r.-Thequsutity of flax at this market on Thursday last amounted to about 2-i tons. There Was I large attersaclne of flrst-elass buyirs, and lbs delnand franged frontsed flax was excee~dinglynectie Pr ices ran,, dfroin I.I 1 t'r !is for milled, and tr~ovut do3 6d to3 lt Os Otteor lhaud-acutcled.- Cur. POLTrAa -wS. -The supply of flax at ...

... ,M54 XHarhets. FL AX. 3 PETTroO-At our November fair nboutt two tone or something beyond were offered for sale. Buyers were not numerous. Mill-scutched flax brought ffrom 8s Gd to Os per stone. Tue land-secuteoed ar- ticle sold at from na to Gs per do.-Ceeio? esotrTeit. MAGHERAFELT, TnIURDAY,-At our market to-day there was an activo demand for hand-3cutceleel. All qualities of milled receded ...