... rise, 'IV, 'y L-flarlufs. BELFAST MARKETS. BELFAST, FannY, ArGUST 25. 8 WEATHIER is now fine, and harvest work is proceeding briekly. At our market this morning we had a few parcels of new grain; quality and condition not very good. The wheat sold from Ss 6d to 9s; the oats at 6s 6d to 7s 6d rt per cwt. Old grain rather dearer. New oatmeal brought rfrom 14s to 15s. The weather in England ia ...

... 6o.m0rd1;. COTTON IN .A3tERICA. THE following letters appear in the Daily Post:- SIR-Some time ago a letter appeared in the pub- lic Press from an American correspondent of John Bright, Esq., estimating the quantity of cotton in the Southern States at the close of the war at 2,500,000 bales. At the same time I received a similar com- munication from the same gentleman. As I did not concur in ...

... ComnnrtiaI. REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. [FRaOM TEE MARK aSKS Exenucs.: Losnos, ArGuesT 1,-From ?? to Thursday n afternoon the weather in the neighhonturhoo& of Lon- don was favorable to harvest work, anad tho position of narkiets was consequenlly doubtful; but with the it return of rein more rueasiness was evinced, and it Inow seems certain that there must be considerable e varieties in the ...

... C! znnmrc'll. T R A D E B E P ORT S MAhSEtFoct- , TuxSDAIL.-Iu shipei n kindsthere has been averygood dernad Of a aellera inamost instances bave been able to 03 a priees Spinners, being deeply under cobtain seem disposedto accept Invwer rates, and act a generally lad to comply waith their ho 5 ket for home-trade yarns has also been ve prices are moch the same as ?? 1 rl aj we have had a week ...

... , , , 44? rqni?b iE , fl- ?? ark! BDELFAST MARKiEXTS-WnmasnxD', JLSE 23. BELFASTBEST ZIISn P~oD'-CE. S a. £ Per owt. of 1-b21 ! 11ntl. on.whiteg o to D i a. d. a d. YelIwa - d Mcx 6 l6! 1 , wheatwhite, 9 0 to 9 4] IndItn Mac, Do. zed, 8 10 0 q2mco 1.) 15e 9 1.9 ost3, 7 tO,, 7 9:do.,ye'7iow, r ,)7l0 oatus, ID 6 ,, 11 a i Flozur--ra, a. . s. Potatoes 2 ,, 4 per C 1 li ,. I I Bakersylst, is5* ,, ...

... LORD STANLEY ON CHAMBERS OF CoMMERCE. (BY TELEOEAPH-J LivzapcOn, WzDNssDAr.-Last night, P. H. Rath- bone, Esq., the President of the Liverpool Cbamber of Commerce, entertained at a splendid banquet the Right Hen. Lord Stanley, M.P. About 100 gentle- men were present, including the members for Liver- pocl-T. B. Horsfall, E-q., and S. R. Graves, Esq.- Sir Charles Bright, M.P. for Greenwich; ...

... I ULSTER BAILWAY COMPANY. YESTEnDrY the 57th ?? general meeting of the Iroprictors of the R:Atez Retwa- w;.E held in the Board-room of thc CO naaur tormia-s in thail town-Wr,.- CO.TES, Esq., J.P., Cheeirrcan, in the caair. The meeting, which towards the end of the discussion increased considerably, was very mach larger than any tnat has been held in conneaction swith the company for some years ...

... igngisg ul mhes. COLONIAL MLREETS--Lo-Do-, TrasuD7. Tea-N~early all descriptions of tea are in SlOWr request, at previou~s quotations. Commrion good congo n is golo:d at 91d to i04d per lb. The delivery last week was 1,227,511lbs. Sugar-We lave to report continued inactivity in the demand for raw sugar, but withouat leading to any mate- rial ,hange in prices from Friday last. The stock is now ...

... a , a heft. FL A X.. AaiwaG, Fz. 7.-There were near,- 1), tc o ffax at merket to-day, but a large ?? rviC ca which -was negleclted. Good flax wa, in ato-. j ' mand, and sold at 5s 61 to Os 63 per .tone a- currentrates for ~ili-scutched. There rase suppiy of hand-scntched, and the ?? MaT W 'rec at 4s 03 to 7s per stone. The linen 5r; QO. ed smnaaller than ou this day weeek, and to, a' prtce ...

... eansota ?? CJERmPONm .] 0 BExuraa, FaInnY Evanmo. TE3 returas of the Bank of England again show a6 cheering state of affairs in that establishment. Both the bullion and reserve of notes ?? an increase, and there is every reason to expect a further reduc- tion in the rate of discount at a:n early day-a step | which the present languid state of business, and the consequent decline in the demand ...

... MONETARY AND COMME.RCIAL. [PY MIAGNETIC '1'}E1RAP2.SP] Lo\Dos, TursDZs EvaEailc.-Alter official hours, Consols closed at SN i. Mafrkiets 7irm ?? round. Money generally 4Q per cent. Foreign euchaznges firm. The evening edition of the MaUmces?'r Courier says i:- News from America per Canada has pro- dnced extreme depression in the Manchester market to-day, and seldom has there been such absence ...

... . t~ TRADE REPORTS - - D neli, ScTuans e EvatacG-&oney has been in de- mand this week, and some large withdrawals of gold ar reported. The expaunion, however, is the natural san healthy result of briskness in trade, caused by thepros. pects of renewed activity consequent on the hopep-.or peace in America. The weather has been remarkbI avorable for the country, an& the genial ratis Which have ...