... 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 ...

... ?? ~ OOM EHRljA'L t9TR0VO9T- * Thertore has beni ail iett ds311 *o, aby aieti~eia 't~bd' to.he Tpurce *hottoijlrded~n Curl dte i 'r beetmbut ~~ ?? lOrmeis,jand., suppjlyTn# the matket ?? rit le.,rsiaUo~ htlb ie *ell $ ~ ue E * ...

... BAN KRUPTS.-FROM Tim LONDON GAZETTL FRIDAY, DCECmBER 26. C. W. Toulmin, livery-stable-keeper, South Island.place, Clapham-road,Sarrey. P. Dixon, crrier,Long-lane, Ber- mondoey. F. Robinson, rowkeeper, Princes.street, Chelsea. J. Lankshear, surgeon, Seymour-row, Little Chelgea, ' G. A. Absalonm, victualler, Portsee, Southampton. C. Willamr. son, wine merchant, Great Portlend-street, Marylebone. ...

... I 1: .1 I ?? ?ii, ?? I ? ? . - ?. I , * ?? ptopfiag:l Inte, igente. ; Dao.' 97. -tsaella, Miles,, Tarlihgton, st~s, bound to d London, has Pei. in here wills lossof'bo'wsprit, T.3tORBIGN: AX-RIVUD. fla. 2;- r~g Selgtborofird t; ohos.Arlasso, 9copeoniebi,tfront Bourgas.a and (~puthtriople.- Lidia, Casw. gtiloh,* ?? jrnyrssa Ufidhucted,'P~Inder, from Petersburg. 25,'-Fatyiot. Itaynorf ...

... ? - - . vilkai 11-- ?? ?? 9tOwltuthl ?? ?? ?? ? I I I am I .1-b-I olV 11-1 b nmitfig A altkt?i?, 4 r.FY aare fl0t~ar~ge. inteeed ciakes. continue' in, t o.4), e rnsd.; In rape cakesand bones littlepasslng, 'i e.and fo ?? pricei are taken.n Guano dull.. ii .,£d~t;4Wat,.;,. 0 ?? B5e° .. ?? 42 48 t gew | e dW*X&-bat, : 46 248 Fore guen' ?? I iS 42 Old Nyhftdwheae.t' 0 f5 iiees ?? ?? ~~ 5b5 ¢ ...

... I - ?? MARKE~~~.'jh. 0 ,SMINfPIE FRET', MONDAY.-! We 'h1ad0' 'iodt's: supply of 'basts o ' 'vere 'from' '98ollandi100 froim etnd,'200fro iirolk, 200 from Unncolnbaire, 60 ftom' Leicester, 1300 sundries, and. 11 1from Spain., 0The bifitserws wuted .to buy' at reduced pricait, tb~p rlesmen would npt.give war.. There was a cleariec maide at last ?? qaotations. The num. ber6 1sseep 'es smallm ; ...

... HULL PRICE CURSNT.JAN 1 I846. LINauRpn nA.. - ?? ?? a.. I' -q Psleva~~~1rg~ ~te * 01 to, j;O 0 0 ?? O'-220 Interior .. ?? 00. . 0.'00 Meelndo~lgbe 3. a o.. a 0a ?? tun. . 20.0 ..0 0a0 * Oo. OOa ?? ?? 0 0- a. 00 ' Genttune Nrhr h perialtt 2o. 2100 .. 0 0 sea) 851 (Withouateak)32 Q 0.0 oaa TALLOW, per cwt . ..2 50. ..0a0 CAKES, Linseed, HuWl.ms prtn 12 6 * 15a0 Frenh0~ 0 0 O 0aS Du ?? .. 8la 0 ...

... I: OL7TD I'RADE MAXRKETS. F3rMISr 1 AND 'FOREiGN WOOLS00-LONDON, Dac. 29. During the. week, the imports ?? into London have arnoanted to 661 bales from Algoa Bay, 71 ditto from St. Petersburg, 25'ditto from Konig~berg, 275 ditto fron' Srnyra, 68 ditto fromnifthe Cape, and 150 ditto frotn- Bombay.1.lEbglish wools continue in fair re- qudst at full prices, but foreign and colonial, owing to tpte ...

... 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 ...

... OvIRILorUI U, 111rL.;JnL-trtcL flu' _ _ ?? - - - .. . , .. _. ?? ?? ND WAKEF'IELD CORN MARKEXT, [irs,S YESTEIRDAY, JAiN. 2. re; We have very smanll upplies of all Grain, olng to cor Lstrary nVirldS and heavy wa~ters. At our market to-daytber was a good attendance of buyers, and a fair business sva )a; transacted in all descriptions of Wheat at fully last week'. or- prices. Good Bar ey sold ...

... f' P,-, 7-2 SAP Tac I 0 (Fromt the Times.) r Among the leading and experienced brokers of the Stock m Exchange, whose views of the etate of the money market are always Le worth listeniog to, there is great difference of opinion on the present f reaction in the funds, on the pfobabillity of its being sustained or o- otherwise. Many of them are disposed to ascribe it in great measure 1o to the ...

... 3S Cay Threday EwO4OV. St [FiFox ouR LOnDON CORRESPONDENT.1 L Matters at present are very quiet in the commercial and L produce markets, the merchants and brokers being engaged in ba- Ld lancing their books. The prospects of the new year are encouragiog, *t- stocks being low, and the consumption of all the leading staples rs large. In elucidation of the beneficial effects of a reduction in ct ...