... marifteto. CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, December 21. The supply of Wheat during the week has been very short, which sold readily on rather better terms than Monday list. Foreign was in some instances held atan advance, but few sales were effected. Barley fully suppysts Monday's cur- rency. The arrival of Oats is moderate, and was held firmly at a further advance of 6d. to Is. per quarter, which ...

... Imarltot. CORN EXCHANGNE. LONDON, December 5. The supplies of both Wheat and Barley since Mlonday have been moderate; there has not been much business done in either article, but prices remain without alteration. A few vessels have arrived with Oats from Triland since last seasket day. The sale has been limited to small parcels at the rates of Monday last. Dublin, December 4. At this day's ...

... magseto. CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, December 3. We continue to be moderately ttupplied with Enslish Wheat, for which we have had a good demand fromour mil. lees this morning, and we have some country demand for fo. reign Wheat, and the business done has been at an advance of 2s. to 3s. per qr. since thi5 day week. Flour sells freely, and ship Flour is Is. per BaCk dearer. Barley is ls. per qr. ...

... Marteto. CORN EXOHANGE, LONDON, December 7. We are only moderately supplied with English WVheat; trade dull at thecurrency of Monday ; Foreign is held firmly at previous rates, and little doing. Barley. Beans and Neas as last noted. A very limited demand for Irish Oats at the currency of Monday. SIW1WEW'VELD, December 7. To sink the o ffal per stone of8 lbs. Beef. 3s 4d to 4: 4d Head of Cattle ...

... jaritets. CORN EXCRANGE, LONDON, December 26. With the exception of a few cargoes of Foreign Wheat, there has been scarcely any fresh arrivals of Grain since Stun- day ; n ot much business has been traveRetrd. but the cur- rency of last market day for every article Is fully supported. Dublin, December 25. At tils day's market there was a small supply of Grain. W h eat remains at the currency ...

... CORN rpXCHANGE. LONDON, December 17. Oar supplies of English Wheat the past week have-besn small, but they are increased by some arrivals fromt abroad, which will, for some time ti come, be rendered free at the lowest rate nf duty. The best parcels of English and foreign Wheat ni eet a goad demand at the ratea of this d. yweek, hut prices are hardly aupported for secondary qualities. Owing to ...

... I?A Zollzlon SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8. STOCKS YESTERDAY AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Stock . 2024 India Stock abut Threepor Cent. ted.y 92, tledia Baondds 63 Three perCent.Consols shtit Annuities (Jan. 1860) 14a Ditto forAscc- nt- 93; lDo. New (ditto) - ThreeanddHialfperCents. -I Do. (Oct. 1859) -14 11-1t Do. Rteduced.. I O0J i Do. (Jun. 1530) - Do.do. New g o -Do.(Oct. 1550) - - Four per Ccnts. - shut ...

... ?? TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1S. STOCKS YESTERDAY AT TWO O'CLOCK. sank Stockin 502i. ndia S kc b ut Threrpcr Cent. Red. 9. 4 I.ndija Bsends.- 6 Three PerCent.fonrnis SOt Aneities (Jan. ISG0)14 13-10 3lrttoforAcennt_- 55a Do. New (ditto) shut 1ThreeandlalrperCents. -Do. (Oct. 1585) A Do. Reduced- 0i Do.n(Jan. 1833) DlO. do. ?? Am- sthut Oo.(Oct. 1880) - Four per Cents. -- - Ixchequer Bills 63 65 Irish ...

... ajtipuig Inteligenre. The Maria, Besrford, arrived at Leith, left Seville 10th Nov.; had adverse weather throughout the passage. Several schooners wereloading, nil for London. Spoke, 13th November. the schooner Honor, Chrietmas, twenty- five dave from Smyrna, Cape St Vincent bearing east ten miles. Saw, on the 15th, off the Burlings, the smacic Herald, for Seville. On the 15th, saw a sichoon- ...

... 7 i~vitgf sbivohiX inthi-w NEwf LiOHT. ?? Tl e todi Gaze .a notice of a. new light-houce at the ntrazte Lough barbour, coast of County Antim, f, at fn light will be exhibited on the Ist of February Ih.c' a theneqforth 1com sunsettoeoaame. The P of ght h situated on Farres Po.i(mt; at the eastcrn rdeo tronee to Larne Lough. It will he a eht light, showsingto the Lough, ad aeaserd from S. and ...

... stippilto Intelliffente. Sligo, Novemnber SO.-Thesvhonner llargaret, Bruce, of Arbroath, laden with oats for Glasgow, in consequence of a heavy squall fell over at low water on Wednesday night, 28th inrtant, at the Custom House quay. Upon the rising of the tide it wia% ascertained she bad five feet water in her hold-the cargo is consequently discharging for the purpose of being re-dried, &c. ...

... stippius Intelligence. The vessel lost on the west coast of Mainland, Shet- land, and the crew drowned, on the night between the 2d and 3d inst. as stated in our last. appears, ironm nome part of the wreck which has been cast ashore, to be the Elizabeth of Newcastle, but no farther particulars have been ascertained. The Delia, Walker, froam Newcastle to Rio Janeiro, was on share at the Oiknevs ...