... CORK, Nov. 28.-White wheat, 35s Od to Os Oid; red ditto, 29i Od to 34s Od ; aperage, 32. 6d per20stone; barley, 16s 6d to 2()s 6d; avera-e, 1936d per 16 no; bere, 2e3s Od to Os Od per 16 do; oats, 133 id to l6s 2d; average, 14s 4d per 14 do; first flour, new, 21i Od to 22s Od ; extra foreign, 22s ; seconds, 19s to 20s 6dJ household, 15s Od to 183 od; thirds, I 2s to 14s 0 i per cwt; oatmeal, ...

... MMl1 CE 01' IIRISHI SHARES. ailOleIti.saAN crie s Sll .E l( loS. ?? I J ':htl. I ltast P'rie?. Nortliern Bain, ?? t tlo £XW X.Ciii I|elrast Ban .z, ?? ?? I ,,(Ien 25 ' J46 l'i.ster Ban ic. ?? ?? 1l 2A £2 1.1 2 146 Provincial 10ank . ,, ?? 1(i)) 2A) IRoval Bank.u .. ?? 10 12 12i Hlibernlian B a n k, ?? 25 30 30J Nationial BIank, .. , 22_ City of ?? Steam Coin.. . 1)00 1W) Ditto, St.,k ofi 1 ?? ...

... BE.IYAST MA RUKETS.-MON PAY, NOVEM3ERS30. Tnrr.nE has been but slight change iii the markets since Tblrrs. day last. The supply of Grain has been molderate, the demanrd limited, and sales geserally drill. We mnay quote as fillows: INDIAN CoriN,-YellOw, £13 Ss to £13 lOs,; white, £13 10 to £13 15 per ton,. INDIAN MIEAL.-YelloW, £14 5s to £14 lOs; vwhite. £14 10 to £14 15 per ton VHIEAT.-Red, ...

... WATERFORD, WEXFORI), WrCKLOW, AND DUBLIN RAILWAY COMPANY. I We were enabled yestet day to announce the result of the meeting of the Three W Railway Company. The elaborate report which we this day place before our readers was within a stone's throw of our office on Tuesday evening, yet owing to the neglect with which all Irish matters are treated, as the necessary result of the centralization ...

... ?? anD coatillerce, AvERAGE PRICE OF St'GAR.-TLoNnoN, FrIOy, D oEC.2 The average price of Brown or Mluscovado Stwnr tie d thie British possessione in America, compntedf'rir tlre P (o made in the week ending Dec. 22, 1846, is 32s 231 per l Urns lineS.- LoN0oni, FailD.Y, DEC. 25.-Xew Sussex pockLet9 £ 14s to £4 8s; Weald of Kent dlo., £4 Os to £4 8s -i ids and East Kcent do., £4 Gs to X6 Us. ...

... BANK OF IIRELAND. IF - a I ..a ._1_ ?? . _ _ _ . P .. A t LEA roaeZ _i The lrilf-yearly general meeting of the Court of Pro- torietorq of the Bank of Ireland, was held yesterday at the I Banik IantOGE F. Bnaoori Esq., Governor, in tbe chair. Tho assistant secretary read the following report from ! the Court of Directors:- ?? Tiat it is the opinion of thie court that a dividend of 4 per ceot. ...

... BFI.FAs'r MAIN(ETS.-MONDAY, DECEMBER 7. TuE present sntatc of the weather is highly favourable for out. door operations. The piices of Grain at market to.day has been on the increase. The following arc the latest transactions- INDIAN CoRN.-YlloRW, £14 Os to £14 lOs; white, £14 10 to £ 14 15 per ton. fn;IAN e SIMA.-Yellow, £14 5s to £14 lOs; white, £1i 0 to £15 5 per ton WVxrEAT.-Red, 12s 3d to ...

... Zoe Itlarlitto. ENGLISH. LONDON COHN-EXCHANGE, FSIDAY, .DEcEtrsER 4. The arrivals of Eiiglisli Whelat for our market during the present week have been very extensive, yet the show of samples lere to-day ras not to say iorge. Most descriptions met a steady - sale, at 3llinday's quotations. In free foreign Wheat a good business was doieig at late rates, but Corn under lock commanded very little ...

... 471je filarlicto. EiN G LI S If. LONDON COINT-1.XCIIANGE, FSInAV, NovMr3r1 27.- There was a little ?? Wheat fresh llp for this morningls market, and was cleared o f at our quotations of Tuesday last. III free foreign, the tra:1sactions were limited, and prices oral tered ; theclemdnd tbr bonided hassribsided. Barley is firmat late rates. Beaus remain the same; but White Peas are in asme ...

... ON Saturday, a general meeting of the Belfast Chamber of Commerce was held, in pursuance of a requisition, for the purpose of considerinrg tho propriety of seeking a re- duction in the tea duties. Jouist DUNVILLU, Esq. cecupied tile chair. After reading the requisition, tile Chairman called on Mr. MIClure, as he was acquainted with the letails of the tea trade, to lay before the meeting some ...

... THE TEA DUTIES-BELFAST CHAMBER or COMMERCE. IT gives us much gratification to find that the merchant! of Belfast have joined heartily in the agitation now goinj forward for the purpose of seeking a reduction of the te, duties. Nearly every great commercial and manufactur. ing town in the empire has already given its cordia co-operation to this movement. The present duty on lea isd as we need ...

... Eie FTIlarlc. E N Gi 11 ISIT. ON'DON CORlN-EXCHA'IGE1, 110NnA;', Dioc.cminse 21.- 'Fliror woo a fiiir Supply of Wheat. fromt Essex mid Sutfolk, anld at large ooo from Ken t. 'hit condition was goncral ly, much olfecteil bi) thet, eltisig ot tim weather from soecec froat to rain. Factors atl tile opening of' f-bc! market held lbir a 'oiisideirable atdvance, but where Salt's wore ellbeted, it- ...