... orlic -filaructo. EN G LI S11. LONTION COP-lEXCHANTG, FRIIDAY, DECEcMseR IL.- 'FIP arrivals are t Ierahily good this week of all Graia. Wheat hrings this moniniog hlulalday'4 rates. BarICy is steady. Oats are held firmly and quotations are fullyv ats high. Bemis and other ar ticies are steady at Monday's prices. AVERAGE PRICE oF CORN IN ENGLAND AND) WALYS, FOR THE WEEK ENiDING DEC. 5. Imperial ...

... PRI'CE OF ItRlSli SHARES. MISCELLANEtOUS SHARIS. Northern Bani ?? Belfast Bank ?? Ulster ?? Provincial ?? Royal ?? Hirherniall ?? National 3ionkc ?? City of Dublin Steani Coin ?? Ditto, Stock of ?? British and Irish ?? Mining Company of ?? lRISH RAIl AYS. Armagir, Coleraine'. and Port 1,.. Bandoll and B3antri- .l Belfast and Ballvmcna, . ?? ?? Belfast and Bllylinena and L doir derry and ...

... BELFAST MARICETS.-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17. T. _ . -t -. _ al . L. Tu1z hard frosta which set in so violently for some tite pekg have prevented even a moderate supply of farmer's Grain froam coming to market. The supply of Oats ead Oatmeal today was very scanty. There was an increase of 2a per cvt, in tho price of Oatmeal, and from 6d to 9d in that of Oats. Indian Corn and Indian Corn Meal have ...

... MtUfMt rftto Qftreut. THURSDAY, DRICEMflER 17. GRAIN. WHEAT, White, ?? per cwt'T0 14 0 @ £01 Bed .. . ?? ?? 0 4 0_- 0 BARLEY ?? .0. O 9 0- o OATS, new ?? *- 0 10 6- . 0 OATMEAL ?? ?? ?? . 0 19 6 - I FLOUR, American, ?? per brl. 1 16 0 - I Irisb, Superfine, perewt. 1 4 0 - 0 Second or Uakers' First ?? 1 3 0 0 O Inferior Second ?? I I 0 0 _ Third ?? I 0 O Fourth ?? 0 17 0_ 0 BRAN . .. ?? ?? . ...

... irroic anu Qeommerce. AvrnR.%C PlarCrO NrF St'CAz.-LoNsnON, FRIDAY, Drc. 1l '[ic a perlge price of Broewn or Mitscovado Sugar, the produce of the llritish possessions in Aineries, computed from tbc returns tmade in the week ending Dec. I, 1846, is 34s 31d pert ct. TALLOw.-LoxDnoN, FuinaV, DI)C. 1L-No further delian, at present can be quoted in the valuo of RIussian on thc spot, hut. u pon ...

... 9be fOlarlito. EN G LI SH. LONDON COIIN-EXCIIANGE, MONDAY, DEcEMBeR 14.- The arrivals of Wiealt cosstwise are large, and an advance took place of from 2s to 3s per (qr., and on forcign, both free and boanded, 3s to 4s per qr. Flour advanced 3s per sack, and 2a to 3s per barrel. Malt firm with an upward tendency. Barley a free 2ale, and upoll some qualities more money was obtained. Oats were in ...

... ShasSirc. I'id. Last lNrice. CMISCELL.ANEOUtSSHR9 Northern [lik . ?? £100 £130 Df:rti ?? Ban .i ?? I to 25 4¢ Ulster B iak, A . ?? ?? 10 2j £2 14 214 6 Proviollal all eal ?? 100 25 ?? ?? 1)) 10 12 cwv 121 H ?? Bai ?? ?? (. O 25 30 Nat soml Itil ?? 115 22.j - Cite ot ?? Stcarm Coln , 100 o0 - Ditto, Stork of I ?? ti SO O0 47 Ilitilsh all Iris ,i ditto ?? ?? . Mii,,g Coimpiny ot Ireliid . 25 7 ...

... Scra ant commerce. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURING TIlE PAST WEEK. (Front the London Farmer's Journal, December 14.) ALTIHOUGHI the supplies of English Wheat on offer in most of the principal country markets-with the exception of Liverpool-held during the past week, have been seasonably large, the demand has ruled tolerably firm, and, in some instances, the quotations hare had an ...

... BELFAST MAUlAErS.-MONDAY, DECEMBER 14 ALL kinds of Grain arc higber in price than on Thursdjay last. Indian Corn and Indian Corn Me:id lwive risen in value lic shillings per ton. Flour has also received an advance of onle shilling per cwt. WVlheat sold at two shillings per cwt. dearer tl:au last weck. The Public Bakery lis, in cousequence of tile recent rise in the prices of Grain, decreaused ...

... ALLEGED FRUITS OF FREE TRADE-THE NORT7'HERN IWHIG. WE have read odf an American editor who ?? got pos- session of an idea by chasing it through the town until it struck against a la p post, hell he nabbed it, and never let it go again. Inone way, such as this, the Whig got hold of the idea of ree Trade, and the consequence is, that we are dosed with it ad nauseota in every number. Now, Free ...