... LONDON HIATKEUs. 1,ONDON CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY. F'Er 12.-Our arrivals have been moderate, but there are con. siderable quantities of grain near at hand. We have this morning a good demand for Wbeat at a decline of Is per qr. from the prices obtained for Rranary parcels this day week. Flour is also Is ptr sack cheaper. The trade is heavy for Barley, and this article and Beans and Peas are each ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING THE IPAST WEEK. (AboiMl edfrom thc Mrh-Lane Exproa ,of Monday FMJrimry 19.) The various eonutry markets have been mainly influenced by the state of the weather; those held in the earlier part of the week have been more liberally supplied, arnd have generally reccded Is. per qr. but on the return of the frost holders demanding higher terms on the top quotations, ...

... 3ELFAST MARKETS-TauSDAY, FEficJaRY 1, as, II 1c] a a 112tO. - _l J. atmea IOJ Od@s 6 6 obaccoeof O 6 0 O Wh. WJ'heat I1 0 1I 6 .ac. 3 4 _t3.3 Reddo .. ?? 110 1 63 3 3 Rarley ..5 6 7 4 ?? 3 6- - 3 3 Oats, Potan,.. 50_ 56 pigtal 3O- 6. POtWtO do 5 6-t O6Snuff ..3 ?? 0 Old Oats 0 0- ( 0 Cigar, doz. 0 9 - Supr. F/our.19 tS -000 %qar,rejf 0 9- 010 FlolEt ?? 6 0}0 0 Rtter g. 0 - O10 - 0 ...

... JJ (A bridyedfrron Pt Mark-Lane Erpress, of fonday January 29.) The eountry Markets in England are kept in very liruited supply from the impediment which the frost places on water and land communications. Selected parcels of Wheat find sale only to needy customers at an advance of Is. per qr. iu several instances. All other articles of Grain remain firm. In Mark Lane the arrivals of Grain ...

... BELFAST MARKETS-THURSDAY, EEBaUARY a I 112M. Oatmeal,.. IOs 6dJ II P7h Wheat I I O-12 Reddo ?? 11 0 -12 l0srley ?? 0- 7 Oats, Polon.. 5 6- 6 Pottau do 5 8- 6 Old OrIts 0 (- 0 Supr. F/our.19 6 -00 Flo rIit-. 17 _XO . 2d 15 6-00 . 3d 14 0-00 .. ?? 12 0-00 ?r an .5 9-0° ?? I 0 - I Firkin Rlutter 94 6-00 dshes, Pot..29 6 -00 ?? Pearl 33 0- 0 Barilla, Al 14 9 00 ?? Ilnfer. 0 4) -00 ?? ...

... BELFAST S£rir rqWS. A RRI VEO. - Fel. 21-Rapid, (St.) WVhite. Glaszowv MI0l of (ioallow,,. (ct.) llasell, Whitehaven Ardent. N I- T^_ - ?? Incr:aI cargo -onqalr. tsi.)7(,)%vvn, 'Liveriool 25-Jane, Mitchell, Bangor, slates 14 colliers. 6 A r L R D. Feb. 23-rda. Scott, Dunkirk, varn Ranzer. Davis. tlondon, general cargo 25 -Atltlonc, (st.) Willianis. Liverpool '2(1--Maid of Galloway, (st.) ...

... LONDON CORN-EXCHANGE, MONnAY. FEnI 19.-We have had large supplies of all Grain and Flouri the past week, and many of our purchasers being out of stork have been buyers, and we have bhd a good demand for every article. Fine Wheat sells at: rather better prices titan this day wvtek, and other articles without change in value. The Flour trade is dull. but prices without alter- tion. The best ...

... STATH OF TRADE IN ENGLAND. ho1 MANCHRDTBHt.-Tho market withoat variation sinoe last week. Tbere Ias been but small amount of business transact- til ed, -but priees reinain as beforc._-.Rocu aL.-Th, market on Monday wvas well attended, rnd there was a large quantity of 1tg fl.,umols, but ?? slaek; what few-flannels were sold were le chtiefly of th pounlities; wools were a shado higher, which ...

... c LONDON CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAy, FE, a 2.-We have a return of frost with wind from the Nertb East, the consequence is that the ice does not clenr awsy from the river, nor do any arrivals take place, business is therefore at a stand-still as respect sales ex-ship unless IC alongside qusys; there are very fear vessels now in that It situation with corn on board; from granary there are some t, ...

... A RBI VE D. Feb. 8-Athlone, (st.) Williams, Liverpool Tartar, (st.) Stewart, Glasgow 9-Fox, Fox, Alicante, barilla Robert Sterratt, ?? Killough, grain Rutland, Hill, Killough, grain Mlaid of Galloway, (et.) Haswell, Glasgow 10-Rapid, (st.) White. Glasgow Corsair, (st.) Gowan. Liverpool 11-Bctsev, (Creighton, Derry, flax 17 colliers. B AI LED. Feb. 8-Falcon, (st.) Head, Liverpool 9-Queen ...

... J4ONDQN MARKFET.s. LONDON CORN-EXCHANGE, MoNnmy, JAg 29.-The navigation of the Thames and the country rivers and canals being stopped, has cansed the arrivals the past week to be extremely small, and business has been on an equally limited scale Wheat fuilly maintains tbe prices of this day week, and Flour landed soils at a little advance in price. For Barley, Beans, and Peas our currency is ...

... BELPAST SA~iICETS-IoNr~Y, ?? 5. If7jit Wd,1 ?? 0 to 19. 9-.t; Rfd do. I I SOd to- Is. 9d. ; Oa/s, polasd, 5s. 0d. to Ss Od; Potato, 5s. 6d. to 6s. 3d; oatineal, I 0., to 15t. 6d.; dilto, per staou, ]s. 4d. to Os. Id. &per- Je Flour, 191. 6d. 1t.7r, Ist, 17s. Gd. , 2d, I 5 Gd.; 3d, 14s .0d. ; 4th, l s. Od. Juir ciut.; Jirwi, Ss. Sd, Ir, Os. Od. ; putatoos, I,. 1 d. to Is Od perctwl; ditto, 21 ...