... LARNE, Nov, 19.-Oatmeat I4s to 14s 6d per 112ibr -White Wheat 14s to MSe 6d do.-REed [Ss Od to 14s Od- Oats Cs 6d to 7s6d do.-Firkin Butter 8 id perlb.- Pota- toes 7d to Sd per bushel-Beef 2Ss to 30s per cwt..Pork 32s 6d to 35s per cwt.-Mutton 3d to 4,d per lb. NEWRY, Nov. 20.-Oe1atmeal 14s 7d to 15sS3d per 1121bs; Red Wheat 15s Od to 15s 9d per ditto; White Wheat 15s Od to 15s Cd per ditto; ...

... MA4RKETS ke LONDON CORN-EXCHANOE, Faa. 4;Ir ad ditioi, to a large quantity of last wveek's suppiies ea reala.. s * d unsold, ve had' a good arrivha this morningfrm Ln zs, Kent, and Suffolk, and altlouglh the rimeillng trad was l__lvy, still fule dry samples of Wheat obtained the prcs of this day se'nnight.. Barley, owing to the magnitude arrival, dull sale, and the finest picked amgnpleslob r ...

... IRISH MAAKETKs.$- , DIu3LIN MkRKETSr ?? 'R 5 - * C0A ss-.Therse'wwet6-ot any'public* saes ?? last week; and tltusivihes dotng ?? was trifling -wc 'canisot quote arn aatiifialsaltersilon sln'prices. AsBns-Sales dull, and prices nominal; TALLOW-This ?? to ?? in price, 47s per cwt. (cash) may be considered the price of Russian Y. C. The price of Dublin melted, nominal, and 'very little offering ...

... tNGLIS6 4A ktS. s LON!DON CORN,^-EXCHANGE, 'Nov., 30. ...

... BELFAST MARKET PRICES-DEC. 12. Lt 4cwt of 1121b. V stone of1 6tr. ?? ?? 13s.1Id@; 14 4 Tallow, ro k4 O ?? . O 0-0 0 I bnf1802oz. u 7' tite Wh/eat I]3 6 _ O atter~fresh 11I 0 (? IIl d Red do ?? 0-O 0O ; b 'o16oz. e Barley ?? 6-106 Tobacco, leaf O3A@ 07 .Oats ?? ?? - 8 ?? cale, 3 1 _3 6 t Flourlst .26 0- 0 ?? roll ?? 2 9 3 ; ?? 2d..,24 0- 0 ?? ?? . O- h ?? 3d ?? 22 0-O O.. pigtail 4,2 00 ?? ...

... ' ' Between the 21st and 28th Apiil, inclusivs, about 140 British vessels ass 4-alwirds for varlnus piots In the Baltic, all in. ballast,'WithJ the exception vf *aI loaded with coals, |-a-nd t6iivithi ealt. One vessel paissed downward, from Copenhagep for Lelth, with barley. : I Passed downvwaris trom the 29th Aprl to the 5th May, Inclasive, 2 viesseli for London 'with grain, l 'for Leitb with ...

... IRISEI 31AARZETS. DUBLIN MARKETS-MAnCl 29. SurAR-There fas not during the last week 2DY altera- tion it, the price of this article; but there was a good de- mand Cor' good and fine qualities, which continued scarce. TAI.LOw-'This article is declining in price-sales have been made from 6d.. to is. lower,, and frou11the eoptipnued depression in England, a further ?? is expected thiswe k. MALT ...

... BELFAST MARKET PRIlCES-JULY 16. -tcwtofll21b. ' T ?? Oatrnealt.. 13s. Od@14 h alow, rouggh 4 0@ ; 6 . e 0 0 00 0 lb of 180 W~hite W1'heat 14 0 - 0 0 IButter,fresh 0 81,,, 0 I Reddo ?? 6 - 0 0 | lb of 10r. Barl.ey. . 0 _- 0 0 Tobacco, leaf 0 SI0a: 0 7 Oats .6 I -7 10 cane3 1 -_3 6 Flourlat ?? 230 0 0 . roll 2 9_36 . 2d 21 0-O 0.plzg.4 0- _ 0 0 . 3d18 0I - 0 pigtail 4 2-00 . 4t1-.. ...

... ;iOLis; lAR- ET & P ,-t M Jtw - Z: L~i~ 3~X~AkKBKT& wer m ~ C6j4'.E RGV ?? ?? .8A .wqrer r30abundaptly supplied this ?? mi` g fro E Suffolk, wltii al -- ipthilitsot ?? caused a greatihea.iness a rn'ihe marketa and dlb of the new Whea'tv65hn inreltdod e quali rov te Oldwijafull ga..s I thse pew fromra.3 to 4a per quataer under, th prices of;l Monday, with no demand for tae middling qualitie a ...

... ULO1NDON CORN-EXCHANGE, Au(. -31.-Our| supply of new Wheat this morning-was indeed immense. and although some of it was-rather rough, owing to the weather, upon the whole it was capital of its kind, and prices were- con iderably affected, the best samples not being able-to ob. ;ain within from 6s. to &s. per quarter of last Monday's pri- ces, -with-a considerable quantity unsold. Foreign Wheat ...

... LONDON, CORN-EXCHANGE, JAN. I-Weare plentifully supplied with all kind of Grain this morning- but as the vweather has made most of the, Wheat damp and rough, fine dry samples ?? supported the primes of this day week, but all other descriptions were quite unsaleable. Fine Malting Barley is Is per quarter dearer-but for all other qualities, no buyers could be fouasd. Beans and Peas heavy on the ...

... The packet-ship Josephine, Thomas Britton,, inaster, with goods and passengers, mailed 24,th inst. for New-York. The Donegall, and Europe, arrived sa1fe at Quebec, and the William Pitt, at St. John's, N. B. after a short passage, and landed their passengers all well. The John Thomas, Gowan, of and from this port, baa ar- rived at Quebec, and landed her passengers all well. The steam-ship ...