... SHIPPING INTIELIGENCE. b, Winid--NW;. AIMIVED AT TUSlS rolrr ON. TraIM lST INST. - COAI,-IAIIt YVESSELS.- The ss William Minde, from Whiteahven, ties ss flal fir, frol rloeotwood; the 0. M. nrynodlo and Craliior tone host. ?? ?? MYAIBED FROM TUTS rIol'JT ON 'PrLl liT IX6;N. Thle ss Ratibeliny, Paisley,jfor St. lsle, vi; *licei:. 'ho as flhlniel. for Fleetwool ; tile'as WE1ilhnm Sfitllae, fbr ...

... AMLERICAN' STOCKS AND SHARES. I SPECIAL, CABLEI DESPATCH, NEW YORK, 'MAY 2. THE market to-day has been weaker on continued re- alising, anld also in consequence of large. sales by the Bears, and the decline of American's in London, with Iselling hero of Nor-folk and Western Louisville and Reading onl foreign account. General!y, however, the market is still inl a strong position, ancrduring ...

... THE STOCK EXCHANZE. 1O:;DON, WEDNESDAY.-The demna-nd for money t-dy was very limited, and short loans closedc lower at 1 to 1 per cent. Discount was also easier *. at Ij to 2 per cent. for the best bills. Discount houses reduced their allowance on deposits by J per cent, 3 £51,000 in gold waq takken to the Bank, making I a total influx of 1215,000 on balance since last I Wednesday. I Indian ...

... 4 THE STOCK EXCHANGE. LO!MN, SATMRDAY.-MoneY has been in fair request to-day, at 19 to 1J per cent. Discount ruled firm, at 2 per cent. for three months' bills, short-dated paper being taken slightly under this flgure. - 00,090 sovereigns withdrawn from Bank for I Lisbon. Indian exchanves weaker, 1 4*d. Bar silver further receded t, to 42-d. Continental Bourses were firm. Paris closed C steady ...

... MARKIE TS. BELFAST MARKETS-WEDNonDsoy, Stay a. BOROUGH MARKHTS-oe'eqes0aL 11MoKS. WHOLESALE. GiesN-. Per cwt, of 112 lbs s. d. B. d. Oats ?? O ?? 0 to 611 Oatu mea ?? 9 - 10 2 1'oRa, Vs~omT'AeS, AND HAY AND STRAW. Per wct, of 112 lbs. s. d. s. d. Pork ?? 30 o 45 0 Potatoe ?? pampions ?? . 1 8 - 2 4 Skerries ?? 2 a - 3 4 Magnuto baunnis ?? o - 2 3 Cabb:ages, per 120 ?? - 13 6 Carrots, red ?? 6 ...

... OexNAH.-The weekly meeting of this Board was held on Saturday-Nti James Greel, J.P., presidl- ing. The regiszer of adiaissions for the week showed an increase in the numlber of tramps, which was attributed to such characters strolling from town to town to the hiring markets. The total admissions during the week was 28; dis- charged, 33 ; leaving in the house at the close of the week 1 32 ...

... THPE fortnightly meeting of this Board was held at the Water Office, Royal Avenue, yesterday. There were present-Messrs. S. IKeatley, J.P. (in the ehair); Wlm. MVCainmond, J.P.; Robt. J. M'Con- nell, J.P.; Robert Corry, W. S. Carlile, W. T. Coates, James Colligan, Christopher Presho, Andw. Mitchell, John Laird, and B. W. Pim. PINANCE COMMITTDE. In the report of this committee it was stated ...

... COMMIERCIAL NEWS. THE STOCI EXCHANGE. LoNDox, MONDAY.-There bas been aB fair in- quiry for money to-day, and short loans were charged 1 to 1 -per cent. Discount quoted 2. for three mnonths' hills, or 2 per cent. subject to Thursday's Blank rate. No bullion operations at Bank. Bar silver receded k, to 42,Ad. Indian exchanees weaker. Bombay, ls 41d- Caloutta, 1B 4 5-32d. China rates unaltered. ...

... SPECIAL CABLE DESPATCH. NEW YORK. MAY B. THE market this morning opened £evet'hh. and with prices weak. Loanlca operator-s oelinz Rleading. The .Bear p'arty offered stocks frel, it the orarrel, yc- noeted sliglitly'dnijng the first hour, ow~ng zO rli&tbl iug disposition of- leading traders. A fte'rwards. 1ow- ever, it again reetebcoigdoll and we4i, th fear of gold cxpmcts encouraging the ...

... THE STOCK EXCHANGE. LONDON, TUESDAY.-There has been very little inquiry for money to-day, and rates ruled easy at 1 per cent. for short loans, and 1 4 per cent. for discount with but few bills offering. A further sum of £54,000 in gold taken to the Bank, including 1 0, 000 sovereigns from the Conti- nent, Eastern exc-banges unaltered. Bar silver withont change. On 'Change, foreign bills ...

... BELFAST BRANCE. Tan, usual quarterly meeting of this useful and benevolent society -was held yesterday, at noon, in the Chambers, 27. High Street. The PnESIDENT (Dr. Browne, R.N., ?? hav- ing taken the chair, called upon the honourable sectetary (Dr. Burden) to read the minutes of last meeting. The minutes having been read, were duly confirmed and signed by the chairman. The secretary reported ...

... THE TRADE OF TIE WORLD. SOME OF OUR MARKET REPORTS. THE demand for yarn on the Trautenan market is continuous for home consumption and for export; still many contracts have fallen through, as the spinners insist oh maintaining their prices firmly, owing to the scantiness of the stocks. The sales recently effected were, therefore, principally for bleaching purposes, and the closing prices were- ...