... THE VA3 TS. TilursdAV. COVENT GAaDEN.-There are. good supplies of fruit and vegetahies, which generally experience a brisk demand, as fol- lows JRV1T. Lmnpr100, 4s to O - IPineapples, per lb., Go to Ss Fletprlb., Os ist Foreign do, per lb., Os to De Geraps ios, e b, Ge04 Apples, 4e to So per bushel to l~s vEGETABLES. 2anltfowers per dozen hleds, Horseradiah, per bundle, IS Od OetoI , to 9s ...

... At Shereditch County Court on Wednesday was tried a case, the Brother Eugene v. Powell and others. This was an action to recover one week's salaryforper - forming on a trapeze, and damages for the detention of the trapeze and its fittings. Mr. G. 0. Nash appeared for the plaintiff, who is one of the Brothers Eagene ; Mr. Clark representing defendants, who are circus proprietors, lately at the ...

... LONDON -GAZTTE. TITuedAy.f - BANKREtPTS. T Philpot, Leadenhall-strest, City, shipbroker-J Crook, LBu- rence Pountney-lane, City, coal morcbant-R Maitland, Lime- street, City, merchant--MMartelly, Bucklersbury, City, merchant -J Solomon, Lower Thames-street, City, merchant-A Douglas, Charterhouse-square, City, medical student-R Webb, Cooper's- row, Crutched-friare, City, merchant-A Boyd, Mark ...

... 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 ...

... 'ME LOI-j-D , i B - t-TlUreS a 1r.& BATRRIHB ,~Y W% Adamsoin, ilr -g Gillard. Drayten. hsaver. J Brant, Brentford I nr' ?? street. billihrd taile pr I ?? hatb. i - tohool>2 3naote(r..it Fo'lk, 3sri.33'S? r r5 field, L'elveat(nr lion ' 1 ' , r ?? r school assistant- WH,031 -C Risdon.Pronpeot p p head Dunn~vnsrlley 3 - 1 . t point-terauses baer-no( 1 il ., j 3* ?? \vtout or itsses- drp.T -tkrSP; ...

... TA MARKETS. Blanday. ?? supply of wheat fresh up to,-day, from Essex anri Kent, was very, moederate, and in but middling condition. Even the finest samples met os heavy Bale, at a decline in the quotatioxn compared with Monday last, of fully two shillings per quarter. At that amount of depressionuonly alimited business was traneacled, as very few of the millers refused to operate except at a ...

... THE LONDON GAZETTZ Tuesday. BANKRfUPTS. R Woodhatch, Snowhill, City. baker-11 Symons, Aldergaset- streot. City, ironmonger-G BallarJ, Higligale, licensedvictualler -T Saich, Eating, corn merchant-A Gallafent, Cable-street, Whiteehapel, greengrocer-C Gyllenspetz, South-grove, Bow, clerk-E Ashbee. Albany-street, Regent's-park, granite merchant -W Vowles, Railway-place, Stoke Newington, grocer-J ...

... THE KAPMTS. Wonada~y. MAnic-LAmr.-Lest week's supplies were moderate. Exports, 7,326 quarters oats. English wheat arrived, 4,134 quarters; foreign, 12,853 qrs. This morning'osho11w Of fresh samples froma Esssx end Kent was very small; yet the Sudden chsnge to mild weather appeared to influence buyers, and English said but slowly at the previous Monday's rates. The demand for foreign was also ...

... 3OARD OF TRADE: RETURNS. -in US. ?? A _._A ?? - ?? The Board of Trade returns for the month of Januarv have been issued. The followving shows the declared value of thle es.ports of British and Irish produce and manufactures for the month of January in the last three years:- January, 186 ?? X10,4S8,339 1866 .. ?? 14,384,48 1867 ?? 12,786,8642 The returns of a single month do not afford much ...

... MUM% DAILY C3ONTaEMPoMARES. Tiem TtSi)P oF T11} COUNTRY.-The nintes has the ?? year 1866, though marked by a fdnoanl paeni of catlai.toaus intensity, waq, neverthele., , year o uelxaimplod activity in the national trade. It won4ld almost seem, indefed, as if the great idustrlies of the country were independent of the stilte of the Monnv Mfarket. We lheyv, had many a warvell'us raennelt of the ...

... THBE MAKETS. Friday. ,rARK-LANE.-The supply of EngliFhwheat on sale here to- day was very moderate, and in fair condition. The trade for all qusitties releld tir, but as milers purchased cautiously, there vas no activiH apparent. In sonie instances. prices vere rather higher than on Monday. A fair supply of foreign wheat was on the stands. The trade was very firm. and an advance, in some ...

... THE LONDOW;O GAZErTIT Tueeday. BANKRUPTS. H Newberry, Cross-lane, City; colonial merchant-J Howlett St. Thomas-road, Stepney, bricklayer-H Bright, Kolland-road Plaistow, out of ?? Kempe, King's-square, Gosewell- road, lodging-house ?? and Frederick Calime Duke-ntreet, Grosvenor-aquare, eonfectioners-H Chappelow Long-acre, bridle cutter-J Stringfellow, Hanger-lane, Stamford- hill, builder-F ...