... 0Chiji Nd~'3- BfLVAST, JUNB 2C.-Wind, WV. by' N.-Weather, Fine. ARRIVED. JUNE 24.-Alfred, hferrick, Galatz. 25.-Queen Vic- toria, St., Church, Dublin; Nimrod, st., Pile, Liverpool; !Stork, at., Main, Glasgow; Dawn, Storey, Varna. 26.- Laurel, st., Langlands, Glasgow; Fire-Fly, st., Brown, Ardrossan; Whitehaven, st., Thompson, Whitclhaven; Prince of Wales, st., W'Neilage, Fleetwood; Harvey, ...

... Ubc lHarketz. BELFAST, TUESDAY, JuNE 2, 1851. W11HEAr.-Wheat, white (farmers' lots, 1121bs.), 7s 10d to Os 4d; do., red, 7s ?? to Os 2d per do. Store lots, per ton, Irish, £8 l5s Od to £9 os Od; P'olish Odessa, £8 1lls to £9 l5s; Dantzic, £10 ?? to £11 Os; French, £9 5s to £0 ls; Egyptian, AG los to £7 Os. OATs,-Polish, Os Od to 7s 33 per 112lbs.; Potato, Os 3d to 7s 3d per do. OATMEAL.-New, ...

... A = TiE reports from the agricultural districts are, on the whole, of a satisfactory character, and the prospects for the future thus far are promising; but the season is unquestionably late, and increased warmth is much wanted. At Liverpool, on Tuesday, wheat was quoted 1d. to 2d. per 701bs., and flour 6d. per 4B0lbs., higher than on that day se'ennight, notwithstanding the arrival of 16,000 ...

... 9to fKarheto. BELFAST, 21ST OF 6TIO MeONt-n, 1801. Tire weather continueS very favourable to the growings crops. Deliveries of Wheat from farmers are so trifling thatprices mustbeconsiderednomilial- Of Oatsand Oatt- meal we have had a moderate supply, which was tal-eun off at an advance of 3d. per cwt. for Oats, and Is, dll to 2s9 per cwt. for Oatmeal. Foreign WVheat is lield at advanced rates ...

... - I IT gives us sincere pleasure to place before the public of this neighbourhood, where so much interest and anxiety is naturally felt, as to the proceedings taken to ensure a speedy settlement of this unfortunate under- taking, the annexed letter of Mr. Dolling, which, as will be seen, holds out a reasonable prospect of the attaimnent of that object. In doing so we cannot omit the ...

... Zip :fflarhetz. BELFAST. TUESDArY, JUNE 17, 1851. Wi1EATr.-Wheat, white (farmers' lots, 11211.i.), 7s 103 to 'Os 4d; do., red, I7s ?? to 'Js 2d per do. Store lots, per ton, Irish, £8 I5a OGd to L95s Od; 1'olish Odessa, £8s Is to £9 5s; Dantzic, £9 15s to £10 lOs; Freuch, £9 Os to Li9 5s; Egyptian, £i os to £O6 l5s. OATS.-POlishi, 6S Od to 7s Os per 112lbs.; Potato, Os 3d to 7s G1d pe, do. ...

... 9be Marktt BELFAST, TiXUnSDAY, JUNE 12, 1851. THE weather has, at length, become milder, and since last night we have had continued rain, which will greatly bene- fit the country. We have little change to note in' our local market Supplies of Grain continue scanty, withoatchange in value. Oatmeal is 3d per cwL dearer. Our trade in Wheat continues quiet, but there is rather a better feeling, ...

... .Vic, VAthet,5. BELFAST, *31sr OF MTlt MONT, 151. Wr have, this week; a continuation of the late fine weathier, the sun, for the past fewdays, being inereasingly warm. Of the crops the reports are, very encouraging, their eon . dition being vigorous, and about as forward as nii average of favourable seasons. There is not much bhi- ness to report in our corn market, except in Indian Corn for ...

... glic Imarlict,5. BELFAST, TnunisnAr, JUNE 10, 1S51. WE have had a great deal of rain during the week, ac- companied with high winds, which have been rather in- jul ?? to the early Potato fields. Warm dry weather is now wanting to forward the several crops which are con- sidered backward for the season. Or market has been influenced by the advance which has taken place on the other side. Good ...

... ,etelRarfut's. BELFAST, 14TIl O 0TEH MONTH, 181.- THE weather, this week, has been variable, a considerable quantity of rain having fallen, and, the temperature being increased, the growing crops must be materially benefited So far as I can learn Wheat promises very favourably Oats are considered a good crop, but previous to the late rains ratlier short. Potatoes very luxuriant. Flax healthys ...

... Bh.LvMA6'r, MaoxiA:y MoRExo. LOCAL WvEKnc;LY ItEVOerS. LisrNs.-During the past fortnight a much largei number of buyers have attended the markets. Thi sales in the Ballymena have been unusually large, a prices decidedly firm, and, in many instances, in favou: of the seller by one fartlihig per yard in low goods and td. to Ad. in finer qualities. Of the Armagh, aswel as the Lurgan Market, the ...

... zbip X635. Br.,PASr, JUNE 5.-Wind, N.W.-Weather, Fine. ARRIVED. Jue:9. 4-Thetis, st., Stewart, Glasgow; Queen Vic- toria, st., Church, Dublin; Blenheim, st., Gowan, Liver- pool. 5.-Brincess Alice, st., Humphrys, Fleetwood ; Fire-Fly, st., Brown, Ardrossan; Whitehaven, st., Thomp- son, Whitbhaven; Laurel, st., Langlands, Glasgow. SATLED. Jusr 4.-Thetis, st., Stewart, Glasgow; Prince of Wales, ...