... Urlfa0t Vrictce crtrrcunt. TIHUIRSDAY, DECEMBER 24. G R A I N. WHEAT, Wbitp, ?? per cWt4O Is 6 @A0 ld T'd .. ?? ?? ?? O 15 0_ 05 4 BARI Y ?? ?? ?? , 1 0 0 0o OATS. new ?? .. .. .. 0 10 0 ( ° OATlME.AL ?? ?? O o .I00 FL.OUBR, Americar, ?? por brl.; 1 19 ° 2 0 Irish, Suipecfilln, pprcw I 1. 5 o 0 ° ° S.-oinl or B1'a kens' r hst ?? 1 4 0 0 0 ° In,!'rior Second.. 1 2 0 0 0 0 Th11ir1dt 0 0 0 I. ...

... in 2atc attni C1~snlttrce. HEV I LW OF TI E' B IT'l'ISII CO IRN T IIA D E DUIRING T1ill, FAST WEEK. (Ferot tie Londun Faormer's Jousrnoal, Decemnber 21.) OwsIC. to the immense demand ?? has sprang up for Ireland, sld te liemiited return of thearrivals, we have to report a decidei i mproveineit in tie demand for ill deseriptioss of grain, since this day seinighi t, at is considerable advance in ...

... SlISCEL.LAN 4OIUS SHARes, Shares, Northern Batik. ?? . , £100 Belfast Bank. ?? 100 Ulster Banik ?? 10 Provincial Batik .100 Rllyal ank. I50 Hiberinietn Bank.. 100 National Basnk ?? ?? 50 City of Dubliii Steam Coin. 100 Ditto, Stock ofr 1 16 ?? . 0 llritishi and Irish ditto. ?? 50 Mlining Colnpany of Ireland . . 25 rIlSII RAIIWAYS. ArBnagh,41'oerainPand lPortrush,..| 25 Bannl end IlaBntry . ?? ...

... BELFAST MAIRKETS.-MONDAY, DECEMBER 21. WE have had larger supplies of former's Grain at market sin, tba disappearance of the frost. Notwithstanding, Oats and Oatmeal are still very scarce. Oats sold at 12s per cwt., and Oatmeal at 22s. Indian Corn and Indian Corn Meal sold at £18 and £19 per ton. It is expected there will be an immediate fall in the price of these articles. Five ships laden ...

... Cra't lan1D Commerce. AvRnAOE PRICE OF S9UGCAR_-To\Do, FIDAV, DEC. 18 The average price of Brown or Muscovado Suoar, the produce of the Britishi possessions in America, computce from the returna made in the week cndhig Dec. 15, 1846, is 32s Id per clrt. IAI.LOW.-LONDON, FRIDAY, DEC. 18.- This afternoon at public saie 177 hhid's. East India Tarilow sold at 50so 3d to r)t; 6 evasks South ...

... trajt filarI~CtI. It N G 1 I S II. LONDI)N CORN-P.XCIIA'NGE, FitinAY, DErrmains 18.- 'I'le PresenOt week's arrival of English t1'id, heat llot leeli ore, tr-iflinlg, thoe Show of' sampleso of' that article hero wa:.i ininstim!l't Sinall. Al~l escriptioits commnuoded a very steady sale at fali'~ Monday 's qutotatioins. Thle deniand for free fareig-n WheJlat, fir, sh~ipmenit to Irelaud, was ...

... pRiti-, OF1 IRISH SIIAIRIS. or icc cr~rgaN no us ?? tES. ?? e.s I I'alrd. II !dort.hern r[3au . ?? ?? ilfa.,st 1anik ?? Ilster ?? Proeiielmh ?? lityal Bank ?? imberiliall ?? Nation:il 1:11ink ?? ?? Citv of Dlblrlini Stewmn ?? Ditto, Sto.:k of iliS:.6 .. ?? [tiltishr sod Irish ?? rliim,,r Cromanrry ofl ?? rretsl ran. iVA s'.vs Arrrndcr, tiheraine ll and 'Portriishi, i i nl I '::ltry. ?? ...

... RETURN OF IRISH BA.NKS OF ISSUE. An Account, pursuant to tbet Act 8 and 9 Vic., cap. 37, of the anmotti t olf lanlt Notes authorised by lanw to he issued by the several Bl nibs of Issue in treland, aml the Averant A tiowtitt Of Banik Nolts in circuliatioal, ril of Coin held hluting, the Fotwr Weeks nnding Saturday, the i It dlay of Dec., 1846. Nz~tinvziivl ''itle Ban k ofirplattio Provincial ...

... 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- ...