... zoltercimmtL TR&DE REPORTS. a BIM)FORD, MOeNaDA.-Wool-There is no mnaterial change since Thursday; if anything, the market is Y quieter. The prices in the country are proportionately e higher than ia the market, and staplers have difficulty e in getting any advance here. A steady coasumuttive de- 1 mand at prices of last week continues. Worsted Yarns t -The market for wmorsitc yarns is quieter ...

... T~a following are tbe resolotions on the Badget to be proposed by the Chancellor of the Exchequler in Committee of Ways and Means, on Thursday, 4th May: EDUCIOTNG THE DUTY OF CusroTs OS TEA. 1. That, towards raising the supply granted to her Majesty, in lien of the duties of Castoms now charged on tes, the following duties of Customs shall, on and after the 6th day of May, 1865, until the 1st ...

... [Ilax aOU OWN REPrORTr-] YESTPnnaY, according to adveatisement, a mcetinrg of the farmers of the district of Derry was heli in the Corporation Rall, to consider the expediency of forming a Cattle Insurance Company, with a view to indemnify farmers forlose of cattle should the piaguB vis:t this country. There was not a large at- teudance. GEORGE SsIPTOr, Esq, J.P., D.L., The Cassino, said that ...

... '3rIS4 marhets. BELFAST AB.TS &, M&S. rirsat PR1OOtRc. g 5 . e a. Par owt. of il21ibs am. Cornwhitie 5 to S la . d. a. d.!Y'eFlowarndlX7 7j,, 710 Wheat,white, 9 0 to 9 6 TIndian Meal, Do. red, O 0, 9 S white, 7 5, 9 10 Oats, 7 0 ,, 8 0 de.,yeiow, 8 24 ,, 8 6 Oatmeal, l0 , 12 0 Floar-Extra, e. d. a o. Potatoes, 2a , S S per uwi, 14 ,,14 R . Bakers'lts, IZ n ,,1S a :an. MM 70oL )OnDu Ce. Irish ...

... 3 BLIAFST X3RRET3. T. aweather continues BFLAnrS, FaRIAY, Avpa 28* TmE: veeather rontinreS very fine, and the Spring orops have been-, nearly all well got in. Supplies at marketthis morning were light, and prics frlly 3d to 44 per cwt. dearer for wheat, oats. and .oatmneaL: Flour in fair demand st fall prices. There i9 Dore doing in wheat, and holders generally ask as adramce of 2s 6d to Ss ...

... ?ri?4 Alarkets. BELFAST MAREETS-SATUBDAS, Ocr. 21. . IFtuIrO COUBRENT. iror cw. of l1Ilbe. j £ s. £ g. d. s. 6. Iad. CoTn wbilve 10 to 8 12l Wheat, white 9 9to 108 eilowandt'.:. 7 Do. rod, 9 6 ,,J 1 S Ind.an ;eal, Oats, new, 69,, 76 white, 9 0 9 9 Barley, 6 6 ,, 7 6 do., yellow, 7 IS , Oatmeal, w, 12 0 ,, 18 1 Flour- Bt, . d. s. d. Beans, 76p,, S 4 parwt, 1556,1l Potatoes, 2 0 ,, A 4 Bakersi, ...

... TRADE REPORTS. MAxcNESTLER, FRIDAY.-At the close of last week ilhe market had become quieter. Since that time, however, a gradually better tone has been evinced; confidence appears to be fully restored, and SuLCh pro- dncers-both of varns and goods-as felt themselves justified in accepting reduced prices then are now in a position to hlaid for an advance; in fact, in some instances, for ...

... 'C'fle lprem STATE OF THE MONEY BIARRET. FROMS TEE GLOBE.' ON the 25th of May the Bank rate of discount was fixed at four per cent., and on the Ist of this month it was reduced to three and a-half per cent., -ovhere it now stands- The following extracts from late returns must therefore be taken chiefly as an exemplification of the wvork- ing of changes in the rate of discount, not as 141 UVL u ...

... ?? ?? arbiz. BELFAST MAR3KETS. BaFSAST, FerDoSr, MaY 12. Tan weather daring the week has been cold and set. The rain is of service, but heat is now required. At our farmers' market we had only three or foar par- cels of wheat, which sold. at rather more money. Oats were in goro supply, and the turn lower. Oat. meal slow sale, at late rater. Flour in fair demand, at our quotations. Wheat meets ...

... 3xis4 MaThefs. DBELFABT X&D3TSB-WsuDmERDAr, Ks, manw PZO>DflC. £@ a. ii t Per OWL el I bhs. End. Corn,whiteSB 5 to S *I g. 0. a. d. Yellow and Mir.7 ,,U1 wheut,whito, 8 9ta 9 a Indianea,5aa Do. red, S 6 a, 89 white, 8 , Oats, 7 8 ,, 8 0 do., yelnow, 715 S o .Oatmeal, 11 0 ,, 12 our-Extr'a, a. d. s. ' Potatoes, 2 6,, 8 51perowt, 14 }4,, l Bakors'let, 1S n ,, 196 A'B. Ironp po'aooc. Irish lst, ...

... jqri?lj I'tlarfuts. U. ?? BELFAST MARKETS-SlTURDfl , NOV. 25. e115IC CUR EzS . E . ?? Z;s.2 S. s . .;co t. ?? ?? j * d. ;swhitc8 7i to 8 10 neate whito to ll 6 1 1A l Ia C .0 Do. rd, 106 ,, lt1 ?? 95,, 00 Oatanew, 7 6 ,, 8 2 1 ci' ye .o- 810 ,, 0 c Ba ley, 6 6 ,, 7 b Flco--z., , . r . d. Oatmeal, now, 13 6 ,, 1-1 0 go: cot. ,17 6 Beans, 7 6 ,, 9 0 le irelet, 1 0 , 1. 0 Potatoes, 2 0 ,. S 4 ...

... to:: - .- ?? .I ? ji 5, 1, ; ?- - - - 1 5 j , LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKE T-FRaiAi. There is a goot demand for fine b cai a- foll prices. but secondary end inferior qualities, of -Ehich the balk olthe e stock consists, are nearly unsalable. Pork is quieter, and holders more desirous t o meet buverA, but as the stock is so nearly exhausted, prices are p. ettv well sup- D ported. The stock of ...