... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ied It is said that the Midland Comnpany intend keep- thee ing London time after the Isteof January. ap- her MALTON AND DRIFrIELD JUNCTION RAILWAY.- led We understand-that a deputation from this company, con- sisting of LordMorpeth, 1Mr. Copperthwaitee Mr. Allen, and 5. Mr. Simpson, iwaited, upon George Hudson, Esq., M.P., at hip York, on Monday last, and that arrangements by which Mr. sds ...

... J*Hailtt *ntdirgene. LOIrDON CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, DZC. 29.-tl The past week's arrivals of wheat of home produce, ta coastwise as well as by land carriage and sample, have been unusually small, and of very midding vi quality. Of other kinds of English grain, including V flour the receipts were on a fall average scale. The a' imports of foreign wheat and flour were seasonably m good, while the ...

... 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 ...

... 2mtarket futte~igsae. LoNo CoiNs Excn.&oE, MONeDAY, DEC. 29.- t The past week's arrivals of wheat of home produce, fa ocastwise as well as by land carriage and sample, have been unusually small, and of very middling vi quality. Of other kinds of English grain, including a flour, the receipts were on a, full average scale. The al imports of foreign wheat and flour were seasonably W good, while ...

... ibankrupts., at. BANKIRUPTS. t (lrotoc Tuesdas Gaette, Decerbir 30, 1845.) Jaimes Brooke, of Gooderstone, Norfolk, miller-Ben. Jamln; Jones, of 9t, City-road,.drmper-Richard More and Benjamin William Blake, of Norwich, coal merchan s- George Jarvis Worssamn, of 25, GreatMitchell.street, Old. street, St. Lukes, ?? Phillips, of Shreos. bury, hop ?? Wood, jun., of Leeds, wine ?? Coasen and Lucy ...

... ?? - IntMarilit,, ; LOxDON Coax EXCITANEB, MONDAY, DEc. 29.-t The past week's arrivals of wheat of home produce, f coastwise as well as by land carriage and sample,V have been unusually small, and of very middling V quality. Of other kinds of English grain, including flour, the receipts were on a full average scale. The imports of foreign wheat and flour were seasonably good, While the fliesh ...

... L[ flAVflO ?? a A VV.S Frid. Sat. Mon. Tnee. Wed. Thur. t er ?? 204 205 204k 204 204 0 Bank Stok :,95k 95k 95k 95i 28 95 7hreo per Cent. Console 954 964 931 94 94 324 Console for Accou|t. 955 932 | 2C5 95& 9l5 94p tC Si per Cents.Reduced ?? - c 'NOW 3 per ?? I :1 97 4 -97 97497 1 Ind~ia Stock 9k Do.AGC251 - ?? . - ~ 0 - 3 . 814 Portuguese 5 per Cent - C ?? Do. Acc, . Coolgian ?? - ...

... United sational R Z W & S ereet In Lr,111, Jan. 2?nd, 1841 subject The intervention of the Christrmeeholidays prevented em$ sp- writing mest week, and our Exchange to now closed till Mon s, as a next. The striking change the share market hae exhibited dot moricen the hast ten days wee not unexpected by uso, but fully conflrono epinton expreenedsonie weelie etnac, that, lathle absence of unfayo ...

... as LAIBETIL-Ofn Tuesday evenin ma meeting of the tis t, electors of Lambeth took place at the Horns Tavern, Ken sal u, ningion, for the purpose of taking measures to petition Am ,Parliament for the total repeal of the corn laws. The large 0l room of the Hlorns was completely filled. The chair was Not roccupied by Mr. Richard Pape, a Conservative. The meet- he ing was addressed by Mr. Hawes, ...