... TIM IdOMDON_ GAZETTE Tuesday. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED E Stern, Threadneecle-street, City, shipbroker-J Stowell, Gloucester-grove, Old Brompton, out of employment-C Brooks, Balton, Lancaehire, butcher. BANKRUPTS. W Trail, Walbrook-buildirgp, City, commission merchant-R Pickard, Fish street-hill, City, hatter-J Darton, Paternoster-row, City, bookseller-R Davis, Hen and Chicken-lane, Old Kent road, ...

... THB BITS Thursday. YNTOEOPOtITAN CATEl A.e1T. - There wae a very poor supply of beasts on sale hero to-day. Although the demand was lat to say actIve. the extreme prices of Xondav were realised in every instance. The supply of sheep was lImited, and sales progressed ateadily, on former terms. The best Dows eand halt- breds realized OB 4d per 8.bp. The quality of tbe sheep was good. Calves sod ...

... W=LNDON- OAJZmTr. W111854a BANBERUPTOiaiS &NNULLED. J Horme, Spalding, Lincolnshire, ?? D'Arcis Clarendon-terrace, South Kensinaton, translator of languages. BANKRUPT9. J Shepherd, fBucklerabury, surveyor-S Doibson, Church-pas- sage, Gresham-street, CommissLon sgent-ABaumgarten, Cullum- street, chemist-D Brooks, New Inn yard, Sboreditch, builder- J Collins, Campbell-roead Bow, printer-S ...

... . THE GAREETS. Friday. MHAK-LANss._Ciwicg to the changeable state of the westher, there was a very poor show of Eoglish wheat on Palo here to- day, which were mostly held. for more money. Millers, how- ever, purchased cautiously, at prices quite equal to Monday. The geueral quality of the supply was goal. We were tolerably, but not Li say heavily supplied with foreign wbeat, in wbich a fair ...

... MONETARY AND COMMERCI&L lNTELLI- GENCE. Notwithstanding the character of the revenue returns, which is particularly satisfactory, considering the financial panic and the generally depressed state of trade during the last year, the funds have been dull. Foreign politics, as well as the condition of business at home, exercise an unfavourable influence. Not only the Luxemburg question, but the ...

... TA T}14DES' UtONS CONFcERNCEL A ?? calufereoce of de genie froof thc principal trades' unions throughout the kiogdum was opened on Tuesday morning, at Str Martin's lall, Long- acre. This conference bad been called by the London Wotklng Men's Ateociation for a twofold puirpose-ia the first place, to consider the present legal ecfww of trades' unions consequent on the late judgment in the Court ...

... TI LONDON GAZrETT Tu~esday. BANKRUPTS. S Goodwin, Barking Town, Essex, clerk-H Graham, Ward- robe-terrace, Doctor's-commons, tailor-W Edwards, Upper Norwood. vardrobe dealer-H H Rowlon, Nottingatmtr-place, Marylebone-road, physician-C Willey, Benleyheath, ent, at- torney's cierk-Q Harrie. jun., Jewry-street, Lidgate, wine mer chant-T Simmons, Red ross-street, Southwark, printer's bruker -E ...

... T1 ATS. riTAR1-UAqV, ?? u y ot wheat from Essex and ai5hit h morning was ext1stmely short; tuat of barley, beans, at, I Peas, was jitmited. with -very few arrivals of oats by the railwayC and only four quarters fro3m Scotland. The Imports of foreign wheoat and caits have been msoderate. with a trifling qoantity of ot. '&r artiiese of the trade sitice this flay sennuight. Toe weather I the past ...

... THE MAXTS. .Monda±t. ?? supply of English wheat on sate here to-day., was very nioderate, and thea condition of the produco poor. Even for good ?? dry samples th6 trade wae dull, while damp qualities were quite~unnsleable. As regards the former, the quo- tations were In per quarter lower than on Monday last. In damp wheast veryr little business was tranesoted, end the quotation~s were ...

... - EVE REVENUE. An abstract of the gr oss produce of the revenue of the United Kingdom, in the undermentionE d periods, ended March 31, 1867, compared with the corresponding periods of the preceding year:- Customs,,,..I ?? Excise ?? Stamps ?? Taxee ?? Property Tax Post-office.. Crown Lande Misellaneous Totals ?? ?? Stamups, Taxes ?? Property Tan Post,.ffice,, Crow~n Lands MiecLianeous6 Totas ...

... THE MRKETS. Fllay. MAoR LANE.-Our market to-day was very moderately sup- plied with English wheat, coastwise and by railway. As tbo at- tendance of town and country millers was rather limited. the demand was far from active; nevertheless, Monday's advance In the quotations was supported. Tke imports of foreign wheat having amounted to 343l80 quarters, the show of samples was good. The business ...

... -- ?? Thursdays COVENT GARnI)N.-Thb market is fairly supplied with most descriptions of fruit, &e., for which there is a sieady eale, at our quotations. Lemons, per 100, 10s to 2is Pineapples, per lb. If (14 to 4g Filberts, per Fb, Co te i lreign, per lb, On to Oz eapoes, hothose, per lb., Is 6d Apples, d4 Od ?? per bushel to 3S Cherries, Cd to Os per lb. I Strawberries, Od to to per lb. ...