... Intrmrumia. TRADE REPORTS. BBADFO'RD, MONDAY.-Weoo-The market is atl flat, and the business in wool has been again unim- portant- Some say there has been more inquiry, but the offers are generally lower than on Thursday. Worsted Yarns-The worsted yarn trade continues very dull, especially the export branch, in which no now orders of any consequence are given out. Fresh orders for yarns for the ...

... [BY TELEGRASE.] ENGLISH FUNDS. LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, DEC. 2.-Qpenlngt ihces.-ConsolR for Mosey, 891 J x.d; ditto for Account, 87j i; New Three per Cents., 87i R. Aloon Pices.-r Consols for Money, 874 4; ditto for Account, 87-. i Closing ?? for Money, 874 4 s.d.; ditto r Account, 87 9-16 1-16 x 4; New Three per Cents, 87; i Batk Stock, 248 50; Exchequer Bills, 6 4 dis.; Cale- s donian, 126 7; ...

... Cammmial. TRADE REPORTS. 1 LEEDS, TUESDAY.-A good attendance of both r buycrs an4 sellers in the cloth halls, and the market I wore a cheerful aspect. The reports from manufac- turers, and also from dyers and fliisbers, continue I cheerful, and prices are firm, having an upward rather than a dowvnvnward tendency. The rates of wool keep quite firm. MNOTTINGHAM, TrUESDAY.-At our Exchauge Hall ...

... THE BARONET AND THE BA1MKER. EXTRAORDINARY FRACAS IN A RAILWAY CARRIAGE. VrROM DAILY EXPRESS.] A ?? . encounter took place on Friday morning in a first-class carriage on the Dublin and Kingstown Railway, which has furnished a novel and interesting topic of conversation throughout the city. The cir- cumstances were of themselves sufficiently remarkable to attract public notice; but the tact ...

... j5NS A;1 RILAY. ?? 10, I ?? Eas I to 2 SNorthern Banlk ?? 130 In - i 10 Belfa.st Bansk ?? 25 190 ?? t!£ Provincial BankS, ?? 1 100 84 8B A loyal 3ank ?? , 87 Bibernian Bank ?? i Ion Enropean Bank . Io~ 105 l j 22 12 DablinExhibitionPalace 45 - _- Den Credit AqsociatiOn A20 I , 6 Interrntionai tnan. do. 52 n r2 London do. do. ri I0 ' ,, 2a 216 E.barch Lifr Asqnr. Co. ' ion *0 ,, eoI Commercial ...

... -- jri54 IrflarkkN. BELFAST MARKETS. BELFAST, FaIDAY, NovEMBER 10. Tot weather has been fine all week, enabling farmers to get on with the raising of potatoes and saving of wheat. At this day's market there was a fair supply of grain. Wheat being in demand for seed, was held at high prices, 13s to Ids being paid for prime lots. Oats were without any material change in value. Oat- meal sold at ...

... chjglis? 71arhts. 4 -1 y COLONiAL MAIKETS-LoNDo-s, TcEsDna. d Tea-The smount of business passing in tea is by no s- means extensive. Prices, hovweter, rule tolerably fier. e Common to good common Congouis quoted at 11 d to It e per lb. The delivery in London last week was 1.1_2,41o s lb. Advices from China state that the export to Great e Britain had reached 45,375,0001b. g Sagar-The raw ...

... COMIMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. EYBO21 COU: CO XMERICIA COB@z:SPoN*DV_|.] BEsrA', Fa=xn EnV2V. mx most important event of the week is the ad- vance of the rate of discount to 4j per cent. This suddem advance has completely taken the commer- cial public by surpuike. Tewards the clase of last, and the beginning of this week, a feeling was be- coming general that, owing to the great improvement in ...

... ,3ris4 garmis. BELFAST MARKETS-TsusoRTY, M412:,. ?RZOM2 aIfOB B aB3T. 'aIHE PROODVCm. S a 6 Per cw. of 1121baEt. In. Cornwhits IQ t' a *t s. d. s. dt. YellowandMlt7 5,, wheat, white, 9 0 to 9 7 Indian Meal Do. red, 9 0,, 9 r, white, S 91.,, 1 oats, 70 a,, S vldoyellow, E Ostmeal, 1 3 ,, 12 0 Flor-Extr, s. d . Potatoes, 2 1 6 , 4 percwt,, 14 ,, Bakers'ISt, :s18,, Is BEIT. Aft Frot. PRonDcaS ...

... gjmniez 'tia1. TRADE REPORTS. r MANCHEsTER, TurEsDAn.-The endeavour of spinners and manufacwurers to follow cotton in its advancing I course has very seriously checked business, especially in cloth. Indeed, manufactarers appear to be doing next to nothing, and spinners very little. The fact that cotton is now losing part of what it had gained increases the indisposition of buyers t9 attempt ...

... BELFAST MATRKETS-TUES3nAY, JOLT! 2.; p2B 1 ?? aUs3BBE S . IBsHsr 2eoorcE. A s. S Per cwt. of h2lbs. , Id. Corn.whiteS jtet 0 o 8. d. a. d.! Y ellow ?? 7 7i.., 7 i2 Wheat, white, 9 9 to 9 4 Ind'ian M~eal, Do. red, 8 9,, 91i white, 9 S5,, 9l0n Oats, 7 0 ,, 8 ; do., yell]ow, S 6 ,, 8 ls Oatmeal, 13 6 ,, 11. 9^ Flour-Ertr, a. d. e.. Potatoes, 2 8D ,, 5 0 o alier ?? 14 ?? 14 flIT. ±t5D rot. trot~ ...

... 14 1?I ,Ims, | BEL: AST MTARKElTS-TusDuz, M.Ax per wt of Ii21?is. TnT. Corn 'Iite to a Is e.~ ~ ?? Y.,, e ;'ixa-li 7 5 7 IC whoat,wlhite, 9 0 to 9 7 YT' o2wocr lai Do. red, 9 0 .t9 ' Wit4 ?? O1ts, 70, Irtor ] *, - 1 1 T Go:tmeetl, I1 0 ,, 12 ' '0lorr- ?? A E , Potatoes, 2 6 ,, 3 o ,. 14 ,, T.Ah FooPr P tor.criM i t-r 'h I 3 A Perton of 2 24301he. 1 ;, 1 F7 -~r.j 1 611 I gq,.e F n Fc.c, I ' 23 ...