... 33elfat W MiceX QCurreflt, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6. G RAIN. WHlEAT, ? cwt S. d. s. d OATS, -7 ewt. S. d- White, ..7 6 8 5 New, ?? 4 o Red, . 7 0-8 0 Old, ?? 0 0 - FLOTJ1, V cewt. OATMEAL, ?? 9 1 - Irisb,super., 15 0 - 0 0 BAIRLEV, ?? 4 10 - Baker's 1st, 14 0 - 0 0 INDIAX Cosi, ) ton. 2nd,13 0 -0 0 White, _1.7 0 0- 3rd, 12 0-0 0 Yellow, ?? 6 50- ,, 4th, 8 3 - 0 0 INDIAN C. MEAL. Amer., 11 brl., 23 ...

... My Alarlifto. EN GLISIH. LONDON CORN-EXCIIANGE, MoNDAt DrCeinrn 10. -The supplies of Enlish Wheat this morning was small, and the condition generally bad, nevertheless factois succeeded in realisimg it onl about the same terms as this day se'night. Barley of all kinds meets a sale at late rates. We quote: Wheait (Essex, Kent, and Suffolk), white, 42s Od to 45s Pd per qr.; do., red, 38s Od to ...

... CDC joarheto. EN GL IS H. LONDON CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, NoVErnER 830. -The arrivals are large of foreipu Grain and small of Enflish to-day. Barleymay be bought in favonr of the buyer. ats about Gd lower. Wheat and other Grain nnaltered. Rates:- Wheat (Essex, Kent, and Suffolk), white, 43s Od to 48s Od per qr.; do., red, 38s Od to 43s Od per qr.; Barley, malting, 25s to 27s per qr.: do., ...

... Zitp feb. BELFAST, Dec. 17.-Wind, W.S.W.-Weather, Fair. ARRI VEI. DEC. 14 -Camilla, st., Glasgow ; Blenheim, St., Liverpool; Saneas, Sanuders, Athens; 1'hileiuan, IHarkins, St. Ubes; Juliana Louisa, Sprik, Xotterdam; Gertruida, Hazlewinkle, otterdam; Satyr, Pichsane, Galatz. 16.-Thetis, St, st., Glasgow; PiLnca of Wales, st., Fleetwood. 17.-Lyra, st., Glagos; Queen, et., Whitehaven; Windsor, ...

... I SMITHFIELD MARKET-LaiON~N, MONDA I g A further increase has taken place in the importations of fN t, reign stock into London. During last week they amounted to e. not lees tban 5,743 head, against a,898 in the corresponding peo nrid in 1847, and 2,321 ditto in 1848. Amongst the ?? were 17 sheep from Oporto. The general quality of the stok ehas somewvhat Improved. WOaRTS fSTO LONDON IN THE ...

... REPORT ON THE DUBLfS 8TOCK EXCHANGE.! Subjoined ib the report of the commisiioners. appointed to inquire into thsoh~anagement of the Dublin Stock'2isibchnge. C- Thgqsubjectis-one in which -reatinterest has bee fetby ' mercantile piblioand we therefore give the doCuments, for vihich we 1eq inadbted to. th ,hon-, member 'for gDublln, i exteraeso. . We had intended to examine the report, and ...

... I ?? I .. N G l.~. 4:~ZJO,~E THE LIVEJIoOL MARKETS. V] SUGAR hag again been in; general and extensive demand. Y The sales since bur aI comprise 900'hhd4.' Phlatation, 10,00 basBengal, and 310 hhds PotRc, besides 40 ?? Bahia and 1,300 begapeNrpamblxco, All at very full prices. -MOLASSES.:t-150 puns., Antigua, of rather Inferior quality, were'sold from the quay'at 178per owt. ; ;d IRU3X,-Th~ei ...

... I lill-I W. h. e : irVheat0trleO ?? last ial ltainqd, a den .to ayjd;the o ins Dp~te'rialvarietiobW 4ce-irred in'pric~s, the: tende~cy')~6..ssea npadrlopgptv~ it' tle marketi in the aricltOral, dist.,t0h. The pri4es'yl eaaes the :slight:imWdvmefnt whiCtehah- 'salen' place ,haas , questionably beetrthb b'tiliefkatM1 ?? t frrom:bioadu would for some months to come be on a moren moderite cale ...

... 3i3fast f~iarlhet5. Taiuns.tnv, DFcmimrit. 20.-The weather during the past few (lays has rather improved, and a little dry, frosty weather now would be very desirable. The supplies of Grain at market are moderate, and we have no change to note in the value of any article. Indian Corn is held at a further advance of 5s per ton, but consumers are unvilling to give it; YU 15s per ton has been ...

... My :M. arlteto. EN G L I S 1. LONDON CORN-EXCIJANGE, MOIDAY,DECEmtBER 17. -The supply of English Wheat was moderate, and quickly disposed of on the ternis of this day se'nnight. Fine malting Barley maintains our quotations, but low descriptions werethe turn cheaper. The Oat tad(le is slow, balt prices ?? tnaltered. Nev Beaus are a heavy sale, and rather loner We quote:- Whealt (Essex, lient, ...

... BELFAST, MTONDAY EVEN?;ING. CONTINUED and increasing dulness in the grain markets was the characteristic of last week's transactions. At the leading provincial markets, wheat experienced a further decline of a Is. per quarter. The arrivals of foreign corn were again cnn- siderahle, and from the rather high temperature which still prevails, it is most unlikely that the Baltic ports will be ...

... , rabs ?? REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. THE position of our farmers is daily becoming more deplorable; the depreciation in the value of their property continues, and though prices have been reduced to a point inadequate to cover the cost of production, still foreign-grown Grain continues to pour into the country, and the native producer is completely beaten out of his ?? markets. The value ...