... , I I-- - MONDAY, JULY 39. W ard viable. light; s0 Rolyi& N.W., light. Akiumvgn,-Yeterdsay: Corea, Ger. fromt whrona-C William Wlodbury. M-ellan NeW York-beuw King, Mg. sC 1azegan-Eagle, Mayne, Saffi-Betey Susan, Kommsoi,, 0 m and Irene, MWebrodt, atzla-Uflxthlde. ffak, Hamburg- oi ArnX dO, Aroe. Breamen. TO-d2y * le SonScule, frM New Ydrk-Jozeph 1ogden, Jansrn. ?? 14e l, &a Alexanndri-Unole ...

... 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 ...

... ?i arhelse LBY EllOTIII( TE/LEaiRAH I TWCAflu CORN MRX>.9 AO1DAT. Lorge busijeasadoing in slEktndo.offwb~eat, at laper; qr. vdaoooeW Flour, Ie per ssokfidaeas. GILOUCRSTER COBN MSAJR-SATuRDAY. SSupply of Logliolo wheatowltil, onS priees leper qr,?i bigheor ooijcth week, but seles sorivwesa~t intert'ereil wialtI by, Anoosiena red being orednti 7.s 3d for G2 lbs. sle lijrerd fjoua Liverpool; ...

... ,: IgHw I G INTELLIGENOX Z IN . ~ GRERKNOCK. j V 1 ,. : _. ARIVED : J~t~ll AjadjIluston, from Quebec. AI asta, iKeble, from Quebec. ' 'f -2e. FWa~itBi_ Richardson, from Cuba. AP ^ b ser, from Trinid.d. :. fl ::,¢1zS. SAED. -- F J~f1, S~i~ea-Baine, for Newfoundla d. fS , ...

... (From the Money Market Review.) In monied circles, since the collapse of the speculative houses in the leather trade, a discussion of rather a delicate nature has been going on. It has reference to the deahags between the Bank of England and Messrs. Streatfeild & Co. The Bank, it appears, have secured to themselves in advantage, as compared with the other creditors. No secret need be made of ...

... YESTERDAY'S LONDON COP-N VAR:Zl'r' Ad f rma- ot r ear rbn R tAll) (BY ELECTRIC TELEORAP'U.) (lrom i;7inysford and Lay's Circidlav.). MARK LAND, FRTDAY. Attendauce small. Both En1glish and Foreign Wheat neglected ; vlde ;onhmil ; but to have forecd. snlos lower prices uilst ?? becl einsuitted to. Barley in.fair request, at. Mondayz a rates. Arrivals of Oats very large ; tradc ex- coedingly ...

... [ A J(Q2TY MARKET. - f , ' A ' rTnenDAiT EvIm' The feds 'toD-&y 'Were weaker, Qoving to some ralisatious At one period a decline of i per centI was quoted, but the lateat prices were only k per cent. below those of yesterday. The day's busi- ness was devoid of interesting features. British railway stocks wire quoted rather lower, in sym- 1athy with the funds, but the few sales effected appear ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SnR,-The part taken by the Daily News in 1858, in reference to the East India Company, leads me to ad. dress you at present, when the cabinet is seeking, with the assistance of parliament, to carry a measure which is not only in the highest degree unjust and offensive towards the East India Company, but is in its principles the most dan- gerous attack upon ...

... SHARE LL9T& _ I:, ill I. .1~. The railway share market to-ay was firm, and, in two or three instances, a tendency to improve-, ment was observable. The principal demand was for Lancashire and Yorkshire stock, which rose per. cent. Tlere was also an improvement of pe cent, in Great Western and London and North Western. 'North British, after ?? advancing, left off the same as yestera. Caledonian ...

... (For the week onding veeterday afternoon. There was a very short supply ot ?? wheat at Mark-leue on Monday, and the day being wet It was taken off pretty readily at an advance of fully 2s. per qr., while foreign samples were fully 2e. par qr. dearer, witll numerous small country millers, who oni attend the London markets when they cannot supply themselves at home,vwhich is the ease now, partly ...

... LOYDOJY AlJABKETS-YESTERDAY. ?? w METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. Tho arrival of cattle and sheep, &c., into the port of of London from the Continent during the past week has been lirge. The oflicial Custauir- house return gives an entry of .i I1 ?? e:en, 713 calves, G,772 sheep, 7I (6 pigs, elnd 20 horses, cotiking a total of 9,900 head, against 9,407 head at tile ror- r ascionling period hist ...