... i. ds - l a . A decided improvement has taken place in the tone of the Wheat trade during the past week, and we are disposed to think that the lowest point haa now been passed. The Millers have for severeal weeks bought very spariegly, their stock have conse- quently been considerably reduced, and as the return of Sir R. Peel to power has restored confidence, the 'rarmers are not likely t ...

... LONDON MARKETS-FRIDAY. CORN EXCHANGE, ing to tre ltate bo~isterous w~eather, ths arrivals of English RVlest tor our markets thitt week have been uai- usuailly smalil; hence the sh ow of earaples of that article to-day was lvery lhti ited ; sud so little wvas doitig in it, that p}rices w~erel almis~t rnrliti~al. Ith the ab ure of i mezalsh Wheat, tfel retail sales were effictel in tfre l oreit ...

... RAILWAY SHIARE LIST FopR TUESDAY, JAN. 6. Iteilnys. Pad. Olmng Price'. Suaines Done. Aberdeen . 5 1 %Pnt I3 0 Y4 BimreIngai(h~Ct 10 128 132 130q4 Do Neu(5.34ds.. i%31 33 ?? ?? . 0 84 80 04 DoNNew2 33 q3pot78 Bristol olioeer.. 0 20 28 pin (7 BuckingItnlie 42 . 1 4p ?? 3 31,4xii IS 34 3 Do ?? 21, I' 13pm CJanbri~lge end Lincoln,. 1% 134 134 SK3 Cambtridge tind Oxford Ii' . (Thester andl ...

... i | ViFIV I OF' TIIr COIRN 'TADE DURTArG | TILE PAST TYI. Notwithstanding the doubt and uncertainty e generally felt respecting the course likely to be t pursued by the Government in reapect to the t cor-laws, the trade in grain has maintained a firm t tone sioce our last. An opinion has certainly gained ground of late that the Premier will not propose ally very material reduction in the ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURIXNG THB PAST WEK.' I. , : ; . i 0 . I The settlement of the lolnbtry 11or we presume It may now be a regarded as ettled that Sir Robert Peel ad~d ehiformer e atleegues are to retain power,) hasestoquestienably. bad a beneficial effeet on the grain trade; much doubt acd uneasluess contInues, how- t ever. tobe felt as to what course tho Government are likey ...

... The half yearly meeting of the above company Was ne1c yesterday at the office of the company, 30, Lower Ormond. quay. On the motion of Mr. Perry, the chair was taken by Dn. BARLOW. The minutes of the last meeting were entered as read. The Secretary read the following report. REPORT FOR THE HALF-YEAR ENDED 30TH NOV., 1845. ' The progress made in the company a works in the past half-year is ...

... FROM THE LOGON GAZETTE. I WVar Ofice, Dec. 3. 12d Life donrds-Brevet Colonel Sir 1. Fairfax, Bart. from half pay anattached, to be lieut.-colonel, vice Colonel G. A. Reid, who exchanges; Major aud Lieut-Colonel J- 'Doalto be ilent-oro. nel. by purchase, vice Sir H. Faifax, Bart. who retires; Brevet Major L D. Willi ms, to be major and lieut.-colonel by borcase. vice M'Dousll,; Lieut. R. e ...

... Londm land Provinel Grain Masfets. OLD CORN BXCHANGE; Moxsmr, Dec. 29, 1645. The fresh supply of English nwheat to this mornings mArket was only to a sinall extent, we were in consequence enabled to realise an advance of is. per qr. on the sales effected, though, owing to the thin attendance of buyers. business proceeded somewhat slowly, and some quantity remained unsold at the close of the ...

... Ilee of WOOL. THu Wos, TRADE.-London,- Tltursdayo.-Ther market for wooli i dull, ¶the imports during the week endinigto-day have been onif 858 bales-, of vhich 427 were from Hobart Town, 75 from Germany, 1U0 from Bombay, 166 from Alexandria, and 3 from Triemtv as FOReIcGN Wom TRADE, Leeds, -An. 2.-There bhas been in. a eomewhat better feeling in thie market during the past week, and 1n sales ...

... PORTrSMOUTH, J.AN. 2, 1846.-The following is tire Adroit rilty official list of her Majesty's fleet up to the end of 1845:- Thiose fitting, and, consequently, but recently corn- nrirsierred, are so marked ; theoethers are effective men-of- war, andi may be met with in nearly till parts of thu world' ,c~e~rt the Baltic sird tire Black Sea, where thiey arc no~t required. As troop slrips, ...

... The following abstract, showing the state of the note circula-t tion of the Scotch and Irish banks and of the total circulation of the United Kingdom is taken from the forthcoming number of the Banker's 7aMazine. It will be seen that the Private and Joint Stock banks are below their fixed issues by the sum of £688,004. The amount of bullion in the Bank of England on the 7th De- I cember, 1845, ...

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