... Sbip RtblI5. BELFAST, DrC. 831.-Wild, S.E. by E.-Weather, Frosty. Ali VED. DTa]cinmcrit 2S.-Camilla, st., Glasgow; Windsor, st., Liver- pool. 29.-Fire-Fly, st., Ardrossani; Thetis, st., Glasgow; Blenhcim, St., Liverpool ; Princess Alice, st., Fleetwood. 30. -Whidsor, st., Liverlpool; Lyra, st., Glasgow. The Sobraon, Davis, at Dublin, from Demerara. on the 24th December. S.UL.E1). DECERcENliR ...

... Ijc . EN G LIS SI. LOXIDON CORN-EXCHANGE, Faim.my, ?? 2GS. -The suipplies have increased of foreign Gra;n and slightly so of English. The chlaunge to colder %weather causes the trade to rule firm for Wheat, while Barley, Oats, and other Grain are held for fully as mucih money, without ally active demand: -Wheat (Essex, Rent, and Suffolk), whitc, 42s Od to 4D5s Od per qr.; do., red, 38s Od to ...

... TRADE, COMMERCE, AND FI[NANCE. B1ELFAST, MiON DAY EVIE'NNNG. BSuui-Ess, geircrally speaking, hia assumedl a norc cheerful aspect as the year closes. There has il eei, cvidentrly, a ic- vival of trade in the manufactirririg districts, irn corisequerice of whrich tlre advocates of tihe Free-trade theory have jumipilie to the conclusios that a perimaincit restorution muest euiic. We shoulil lie ...

... LONDON, MONDAY-TwELVE O'CLOCKc.-Co0so0s opened 961 to 96, and have improved A per cent., being at this hour 96. to 9C4 for January Account; al per Cents., 97J to 97.; Exchequer Bills, 1,0001.. 6ls.; 1001. and 2001. 59s. The English Share Market continues in a very depressed state, with little business ?? Western, 107i to 108A, Great Western, 57 to 57J; South Western, 29J to 30; Midland, 42J to ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURING THlE PAST.,WEEK. I (From the Mark lane Expreis.) In taking a retrospect of the grain trade during the past twelve months, there are few points to look back to with satisfaction. The value of most kinds of corn had already undergone a great depression at the close of 1848, in antici- pation of the removal of the duties in February 1849; and in January ...

... I J)pLIN TRADE, REPORT. , I | Trade can lse hardly said to have been resumed this week, the few transactiana which have taken pl8ce being of so li0 mited a character as not to afford a quotation. The tendency of all the principal articles is, however, decidedly upwards.- A public sold of 120 hhds. 'Demerara, 800 matts Mauritius, and 500 bags Bengal sugar to-morrow. We shall publish our usual ...

... Tuesday, Irt January, 1sio There has been a gradual nnd general improvement la tq corn trade since last Tuesday. Foreign wheat has said ?? more freedom, and Irish new has iealized an advance of Id t. buthel on last Tuesday's prices. Irish sack f'our is al, higher, and all descriptions of barrels command extreme ra:1c 04's are ?? d per bushel, oatmeal 3d to 6d per load, and Egy tian bteaus Gd ...

... 1113OF.1.5t T1ru' i SI),, JA:Nuicr 3.-Thc wNeatheir, since Tluesday, hls been mild, and the fiost has gone awafy vely gradually. We ?? no alteration to note in our larket this week. The supplies have been moderate of all descriptions of lirdule, and there has been a steady demand on the part of bhyers. No chanoge in the value of Indian Coin, and the transactions in this article continue on a ...

... Ra4iir llchl5. BE3nAST, JAw. 3.-.Wind, s.W.-Weather, Rainy. AnRIVEDr. JATAnRY 1.-Queen, st., Whitchaven; Carnilla. st., MIs- gorw; Princess Alice, St.. Flectwood; Fire-Fly, st., Ardrossen ; Alihion, st., Stranraer; Venus, Tait, Alicanto. 2.-Blenlihein, st,, Liverpool; Princest., Dublin;, Lady Seale, s. st., London. 3.-Lyra, st., Glasgow; Princess Alice, st., Fleetwood; Fire- Fly, et., Ar ...

... AGRICULTURA.L AND COMMIlERCIAL RETRO- SPECT OF 18-I9. Trimi organs of Frec-trade are chuckling mightily at the prospects ?? the close of the past year seems to pre- sent to their self-deluded vision, or, more fitly speak- ing, to that faculty they possess, in nn eminent degree, of making the worse appear the better cause. The Mloirning Chronicle and the Times, cach in a diffcrent wvay, ...

... graate allb (oullncrcl. REVIEW OF TH}E BlTISl CORN TRADE. Ix takinga retrospectof the grain trade dnrine thopast twelve months, there are few points to look back to wvith satisfiictioii. The value of' most kinds of corn, hd already undergone a great depression at tile close of 1S-S, in anticipation of thE Ilc- moval of the duties in Februar ?? 1819; and, in January last. manv parties, usually ...

... TUN DUBLIN MARKETS. (A CURiiLY RIPORTID FoR Iesx YZEavt) Tuesday, Jan. 1, li3. Owing to the holidays, as well, until yesterday, the canti. nuance of frtst, the attendance and business done at oar mr. kots has been remarkably small, and the prices, if anytthgia favour of the seller. BrurrE has advaneed over December prices about es perewt or the finest kinds of Arkin, aud open id to Id per lb. ...