... TIlE REVENUE. I , - . , - . I I ?? The following is all abstr act of tbe 011 produce of the revenue of the United Kingd1om1 ia ff, utl. dermentionled petiodii, elding March 31, IsG,, riscmrrl with the correspondiug periods of the precedingg yiar':_ I, (QtARerRnS E3NDED MARcH 31. _ 15i67. 1 1806. 1ncrltra~i i' =.1r. I Customs . £. £i. £. | £ Custamps ?? . 5 h2 7,000 5 139,000 3'.YOO .. Ex~cise. ...

... LEEDS OIHAMBER OF COMMERCE. TRADE REPORT FOR MARCH, 1867. WOOLmEx TRAmn.-Tho trade generally has been quiet throughout the month, This must, to a considerable ox- tent, be attributed to the very inclement weather which has prevailed, and which has had an injurious effect on the spring trade; but, independently of this, the trade is not in a very satisfactory state. The manufacturers are far ...

... LOQAVVON USTT1,2W1hay, pri 2, BANKRUPTS, Notice of Adjudication and First Meeting of To Surrender at the BnlAntualts' Coart, Londi to Aberdein W. (l, Ipseich, beeaeonsekeoper, April isat Blouet I-- Bloomsbary. wlaholerale onilian.'r, April1 1 Buisley C., late of Sonwit Hrackney, furni-are I l~rl 1, Atr IS Blond N., C cotia Hackne, lacerate r, r April I Bull l., lato of Marylebone-road. attorn ...

... MONEY MAMKET1 SHABRE AND PRODUCE MARKET8. (FROM a OyUR Lotrpoa Coanas55o-0mN) c LozNUox, Thunida 33veuiug. O stdock markets hav.o bc(I isi a state of uniform depreFeio. WVlit with a displtsitioi to iuspsnd opera- tions pending the Elinanciel Stateluent, amid a crowd of s apprebbcniost of pending war jonong the Continuaits . PIowerf, it has been iinpossible to support prices, and there bas heen ...

... The Board of Trade returns for February confirm the impression that the general commerce of the country is satisfactorily active. The declared value of our expor- tations shows a falling off of only £669,991, or about Al per cent., from the large total of February, 1866, while over that of 1865 it presents an increase of 27 per cent. The diminution is occasioned entirely by the lessened value ...

... SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. (FaOx OuR LoteroN CoRRINiPONDEtt) Lom)oss, Wednesday Fvening. It would seem that the effect of the commercial crisis which commenced last year is just now sho1wing itself in perhaps the most troublesomlo shape. It is becoming matter of common couveesatiou that the dis- treiss among small dealers is snore observable than heretofore, and from careful inquiry we think ...

... CORN MARKETS, - ?? w LEEDS CORN MARIET, TuEsDAY. (RFloen the airoular of Messrs. Dracls and Co.) We have no demand whatever to-day for wheat. Oar rnillcrs will not be tempted to make a bid, SD our late quotations cannot be altered either one way or the other. Barley slow sale, and the same may be said of beans and other articles. (Mlessrs. latsotsn Broatiters' Circdlas.) Our suipplies of ...

... TlHE TRADES UNION (bOMMISSION. aimXOU LoewoN Raroiars.) LONDON, Wednesday. The report of the first dlay's proceedings before the Commissioners was issued to the press to-clay. The m embers p resent were the Right Honl. Sir W. Erie, Chair- mean; the E mil of Liebdeild, the Right Hon. Sir E. IV. H-ead, ?? Mr. A. Merivale, C.B., Mr. J. Booth, O.B., Mr. J. A. Roebuck, M.P., Mr. TV. Hughes, M.P., ...

... (Folns 2 ssees. Smith(, Jiduyrdsd, and Co.'s Mofenthsly Cohdon, Chsesdssr.) The prospects of our market have steadily grown worse since the year commenced, and the question of supply and demand presents itself now in a very ?? light to what it did a few months ago. The protracted depression of trade and the small demand from consumers, not only in this country but in America and the Continent ...

... I LOPN1)ONGa~ZB TB.st ~ayD Yuaro) 29, .LIUSAYVS- NotiDe of Adjudicatiou and First eduI of ?? (3ut , ndo To Surrende at the B Xl I Bandy F,, Dedford, ?? A 11B lt piU6'tI Bell J., Blebo:seteStrOwt 'Jvlthon, 8 elobactlstr April 10, at 1 ; Booty 0. T, IslNitton, ommercial trAvel'le? A lratdr 0. PendCityn, opticiann April 24, at IL BrooImelWG., Cifte'5LTn hotel keeper, Apr le Bat2 i Boistawe J.. W. ...

... SHAMiE AND PRODUCE MARKETS- (Fa Oua LomoON Connro=DYN) LONDox, Friday Evening. The Bank return published this morning is unfavourable in all i:ts ehanges, bat inasmueoh as this is incidental to the payments made at the end of the quarter, they are not so adverso as they seem. No particular effect has, therefore, been produced upon public business. The money market is, of course, in full ...

... SHARi AND PRODUCE MARKETS. (Fpac 0uB LoanON ConalBPONDIM.) Loz-wo-., Tuesday Evening, The Stock markots have relapsed into a state of la]lguor, though the apprehensions thelt wrere folt yester- day, in consequenco of the purchase of Russian-AmerI- can tterritory by the United States, have disappeared. It is now reported by telegraph from Washington th:t the Senate mnay not be found so ...