... MAnK-LAksE-There was a slight increase in the supply of English wheat on sale here today, whilst the quality of the Samples was tolerably good. The attendance ef millers was limited, and the demand for both red and white samples was heavy, at prices about equal to Monday. The fresh imports of foreign wheat having exceeded 35,000 quarters, the trade was heavy, and the value of inferior kinds ...

... THE LONDON GAZdvTTE. Tuesday. BANKRUPTCIES ANNThLLED. E Cantrill. Whiteball-place, clerk-W Iatmsay, Norwich, coal merchant-W ap R John. BANKRUPTS. A Westhead, St. Mary-ay'e, City, commirsion agent-W Wade and C Lys, King William street, City, tailors-E Elfdck, Leinster- terrate, Paddington, bookseller-J Adams, 1 ingsiand-road, licensecd victualler-T Dewssbhry. Osbornc-terra e, IBermondsey, ...

... THlE TRADES' UNION COMMISSION. The commissioners have held their sittings at Park- prospect House, Westminster-Sir W. Erle presiding. The commissioners present ?? Earl of Lichfield, Lord Elchn, M.P., Sir Edmund W. Head, Sir Daniel Gooch, M.P., Mr. Herman Merivale, C.B., Mr. James Booth, C.B., Mr. J. A. Roebuck, M 1P., Mr. Thomas Hughes, M4.P., Mr. Frederic Harrison, and Mr. W. Matthews. Mr. J. ...

... THE MIAKETS. SThuwesly. BREAD.-The prices of wheaten breod in the metropolis are fromr gid c 9Sd: of household ditto. 7d to 80 per 41b loaf. XBTROPOLITAN CATTLE-The supply of l'easts on sale here to-day was steady. at Monday's currency. The best Seats and crotses sold at Bs to is 2d per 81bs. We were scantily supplied wi~th sbeep Prime Dowvns and crosses sold at full prices: other- wise, the ...

... THIE TRADES' UNIONS COMISSION. Tho evidence taken before the royal commission now sitting on trades' unions has been very volun inous, se- veral of the secretaries of the large organizatioils having been examined at length, and an examination of Lcat gieen by Mr. Richard Harnntt, the secretary Of the Friendly Society of Operative Masons, will be found particularly interesting. Ho states that ...

... An Account for the Week ending on Wednesday April 10. NIUE DEPARiTENT. £ £~ Notes Issues ?? ,, 83,474,265 Government debt ?? 11,015,100 Other Securities ?? 3,984,900 Gold coin and bullion 18,474,265 £33,474.265 £33,474,265 BANEKING DnEPARTMENr. Proprietors' Capital 14,553,600 Government Securi- Rest . ?? . 3,872,288 ties (including Dead Public Deposits (in- Weight Annuity) 13,110,675 eluding ...

... THE KAX.TS. lIon~day. MAPXK-LANEt.-The supply of Eugltsh wheat freeh up to our market to-day, coaostwiee and by lauid-carriage, was limited, and in but middling comliton. The attendance of millers weeemailI, and the demand for both red and white qualities wee inactive, at rie beut equal to Monday last. We were well supplied with Drl~eiglsi wheat, in which very little buatneas wae transict-ed, ...

... MOftTAZRW AND CO10M=RML DgTELW G hNbT. one btocK etaraets have been much agitated by war rumours. A hope is still expressed that peace may be preserved; but from the contents of the Continental papers, and the flucluations that take place on the different bourses, it is quite evident the worst apprehensions of the future are entertained. unmours which instantly produce some effect are in ...

... 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 ...

... - 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 ...

... TIM LONqDON GAZETTE 77* -Tuesday. BANKBUPTS. SMeinhardt, Croebv-hall-chambers, merchant-R fHerbert, Phitpot-lane, City, spice merehant-F Weller. Portsmouth-street, Lincoln'e-in-flelde, builder's foreman-E Collins, Cecil-etreer, Strand, journalist-it 'Edward, St. Thomae-street, Southwark merchant-J Howe, Brentwood, butcher-W Vibsrt, Percy- circus, Islington, out of busineFs-.T Hoppett, Craven ...

... TrHE LONDON _GA=Z1T Tuesday. BANhRUIPTCY ANNULLED. W Ambler, M5auchester, solicitor. BANKRUPTS. H Crews. Wood-street. Cheapside. commercial travoller-J M'Master, Easteheap, merchanL-H Warner, Roupell-street, Lambetb, out of business-W Adams M1ortimer-yard. Stanhope street. Hzmpstead-road, cabdriver-E O'Connor, Manor road, Walworth, commercial traveller-C Lear, Mauchester-btildings, Silchester ...