... , , , 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* ,, ...

... Comillumil, TRADE REPORTS. 31 i YOalSoTES. Tnvsneox--Foilowcng the cotton mrarkets 'spiners and manunteeturers have rosbed their prices to-' dav, say, at a roughl average, 1A l per lb. for mo5t yarns of good uaslity, and Id to 1,dl per lb. for cloth in gene- rat, as compared with the rates of Friday. liany pro- dmeas, indeed, are aot disposed, to ta7e orders. This advnce causes the buyers of ...

... Commmrnrl!. TRADE REPORT3 MASC-E'ERTraEoasDxk, or all kinds 5si2 yarns we have had a srong and acti rket a c..nseqnzence of the demand to command the ?? asked. withan upward tednynprc. weare steady. Th deade rca ae;A pretty generally, t, e boastase s o:yfa character. The cloth market shows a t menta. Merchantsconnected with 'af after a Iona panse, somewhat more -'CS trace The intdiry has been ...

... HIGH WVATER AT BELFAST Tais Di)&. Morning, Oh.. . 21m. Svening, .. Oh. 40in. PRICES OF SHARES AND STOCES. E id i 3 cs ?? SANESSAIRAL Y. __ ?? I _ Ere1ilea Bank ?? l 11 , 1 NorteM Dank ?? o p ' r. . 8 0 PBeirast Bn1 ?? I- 1l ,, I S 105 UlsteriBank ?? 2 7 , 8 7} ROFanl3Ds11 ?? ,s in I 0 3 . ?? on 0 National F donk ?? ,, 99I IC'4e~in Cr'edit ii cao t r oi 5 ,,6 G Internationali Finasn. CIO SA S ...

... ,kisb -? BIELFAST MARKETS.-'WxZroSD2, ATr 31 aenr o oRenren. £ - Per owt. of 11ibs. tt. Corn C lom o - W~eatwlhite, 9 0 to 9 3 Ib'l -i7' Do. red, 9 0, 52 h ' wite. Oats i 0 17 Flo..vE'yoff j Pota.abea, 2 6 ,, 8 2 prr ?? ; n ran. amonnz. 2'-o r ?? ,, 13 Par ton of 2,2431bs. Finoc. - ' .lr. B s. Fre .rh, le3 *1 Wbeat, Eglish,9 I S 'o 20 0 srwao, 4 1 trigr, 9 1 to 9 10 b.el 21 Baht~, 17 5 ,s ...

... PRIDES OF SHARES AND STOCS. Ig 2 to r3 F' Ea! Ct s Nc7rthor Bank . . . .. nlso n j ?? t 8 I ?? ?? ..2; Inn) 1-8 I. 5 10 ! t5 ITlster Ban' ?? ,, S L .. 7 , S , 7z i lrovincint BRnnk ?? 25 ?? 68 no 90RI8 National frank . ?? 90 i Q9 Irae | WQ !REiyll Bauk ?? in,,5 0), 31 , St Enlroliear Bank ?? in Ili3 1,24 II 12 DnblinErhibitionPalace *5 5 4L ,, Q 4LL G-en Credlit Agsociaion 4 2' 6 -, 7 1 g ...

... 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 ...

... '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 ...

... C. ommarial, LIVERPOOL COTTON _IARKET-FeDay. SALES AD CUoRaENx PRtics. Same dg ee Sales Ordicary Fair 1864 this Descripton anso and week ' Middling good : fair 'n .k g I SS da. . d. d.do.d 130 Sea Island St99 3 412 441 '40 45 36 In Stained . - - - 30 93- 460s Upland .13 19.,- - 284 293 - so17'b-o-293 24; 342 N [XOrleans 17Mi 23 -1 29 29j Te30 l a Ar 7s' 1239 1, 23 ' 29i 1903 Bahia & ceio - 15j ...

... (f,'znvnzrziaf. TRADE REPORTS. DvBrN, SAtruCDAY EvzEcnc.-We are g~ai still to be able to report favorably of the p-ospecis o6 tradce ?? o the crops. 'he weather has continaed rae with a gentle fall of rain, and the accounts fruoe .he country are all that can be desired. Money ?? most sbandaut, but stocks and shares are quiet euaou.b The Gnstoms duties are £±S529, against A1.ill corresponading ...

... 31rXi ahnfs. BELFAST MARKE.S. BEiatsn, Famor, JuN- 2. TEns weather this week has been wet and cold for this9 season of t51c year. Heat is all that is now required for the growing crops. Farmers' supplies small of wheat, fair of oats, aud moderate of oatmeal, with prices the turn lower. Foreign wheat sells slowly, at a decliae of 2s Sd to Ss per ton. Indian corn is also 2s Gd per ton lower, ...

... CBmmer6al. TRBlDE REPORTS. BRAnrPOo, Mo-sDnY-Wool-The wool market is rather quieter to-day. The prices ruling in the country are so high that spinners and staplers exercise the greatest caution. The quieter state of the cotton mar- ket also ad is tothe calmer trme whiceh prevaile. Certain sorts are somewhat in dem-and, and peices have a harden- ing tendency. Worsted Yarns-Very litle fresh, ...