... BIRMINGHAM DAILY SHARE LMST, S3ATUlRDAY, QOMPA3NUld}. I irh wt 1-t HA 10ii IA Y, 13tnrimlgham, Wbampton,&Stourva., .- lo GL. Webtern, Bsotv Valey (iuateanled - 1 bnuth staefildelhhc , 01 W UAXANRIXD. Groat Woitorn, Oseater guar, 11 por 80 - 90 8~rinnlnhmn,i ?? 8D DOp w^0st: 1dBrmllhs 12- 81rMIn~A, Wnd11s41 ?? Ist 2 prn~ Sirmiehal5 Jolnstocbk4 Irmite _. 82 - as imingbamn Town and District ?? i ...

... An abstract of the gross Produce of the Revenue of the United Kingdom, ms the unadermfentioned periods. ended June 30, IN07, oolupaoal wiht th orreopoudn(ug poreoie of the proooding QUA-RTRR ENDED June 30, June 30, 1S7. 1ot6. incroase. Deorease. Customs ?? ?? 223,000 _ Exci3e5 ?? 06.000 0.144,000 - 116,000 Stamps ?? 2,647.000 2.483,00n 6,000 - Taxes . I 1,00. . ?? . 1,478,000 28,000 - nroporty ...

... I BARNED'S BANKING COMPANY I On Saturday, before Mr. Church, the chief olerk of the Master of the Rolle, Mr. Hughes, a solicitor aoting on behalf of Harnett and others, share- holders in Barned's Banking Company, said he should be prepared on Saturday next with the necessary evidence to show that his clients ought to be struck off the list of contributories. It had, he observed, been already ...

... ¢ONEY MARKET HAlRE AID-PRODlCE MAIIRY-TS. 'EAM OM LONDON CoaRBSPONDAMr) LonDoN, Saturday BEening. The Stock Markets have not been active; but it is satisfactory to observe that the improvemelnt in rail- ways which was one of the features at the close of business yesterday is maintained, while tho tone has become more reassuring. Some of the American rail- ways have also improved. Foreign ...

... II SHIPPING; - I READINGS DF THE BAROMRTEB. FrIday, June 28.-Your p.m., 30.68; MIdulght, 30.53 Saturday, Juno 29.-Four p.m., 30.3; Mlidnight, 30.18 Sunday, June 30.-Four p.m.. 30.00; Midralght, 28.06 HIGH WATER AT LIVEBPOOL. MORNINGG, EVaNINO. rUONRT. M.. H.3. M, . L ?? Dfay . 10 37 . 11 2 . 18 L To-morr.w ..1. . 0 ARRIVED. Julqu 98. Cumberland (aso), Mackay Castilian (as), Beal. ?? Oportop ...

... (Froya our Oiiv Corrcspordcfut. LoNsom, Saturday Evening. The course of bupiness in the Stock markets has been fav ourable to the ptblic interest. Tho speculators for a rise in the Fauds, and for a further relapse in Railways, have given fresh proof that they have aban- ,dolned thdir prov iola policy, and ara anxious to rein- state themselves, in readiaess for the next phaso which may present ...

... BANKRUPTS b I1 0^= ran #& ?? _ I lfm CM Zoadn ens 01f P JriM2, 1 DA2 UTBA CIq UI19 ANIULLEB Blactb, Robert, Church-estk Hac67, to factore . Crannldge WiUllam H., Higlh-streett C,., Iinendraper. 'e 1lZ. Jones, Frederick do C., Tavlitock street, Commission agent. Coet Noble, William H., SonthamptDn, clerk, t Salem, HEnna, Manchester, rierchnt. ANKRUPMS Armnton, Joseph T. Seven Siltera-roaul ?? ...

... | 'HR WHITE NILE SLAVE TRA4D. I~~ . I s The Viceroy of Egypt received a deputation in t- Paris, last Tuesday, from the French Committee of Eman- dcipation, and the British and.Foreign Anti-SlaverySociety, ywho presented .an address calling :hi attention to the ?? Nile'slave trade. The address was signed, on behalf of the English committee, Joseph Cooper L. A. Chame- .rovzow, secretsry; on ...

... THE WELSH IRONi, TIN-PLATS, AND OOAL I TRADES. CIArem our own ao iiddetj The confirmation of old prices at the quarterly meeting of iroumasters was generally antiolprted in this distriot although It Is well known that the list Is only observed by a few of the leading houses ; and, within the last fort. night or three weeks prices are barely so firm as they were. A new quarter 'being about to ...

... C aOMHrBCtIAsL-MANDJfARKBT8 I ~I COTTON.-11W1Pa008, JU)M 29.-Ourmakrlet is ussha~d from yesteidsy. Estimated sales to-day 10,00 bale, -Inc cunp 2,000 speculation' and export. 5,000 American, 24. to, lftd,,;~ 200 Persam, ?? lljd. to 12A ; 600 Maceo end li*ba lid, to, 18d.; 200 Egyptian, 16id.- to~ M~d.; 5,950 Surat, lid, to I0 d.; 8,950 Bengal, Solade, &c., SId. to 8d. ; Fair Dhollerah,,Ol ...

... E VENUE. - I I I - T= I.-An ABSTRACT of the GROSS PRODUCE of the REVENUE of the UNITED KINGDOM in the undermnentioned periods, ended June 30, 1867, compared with the corresponding periods of the preceding year. Quarters ended Year Quartaer ended Year ended _ ended Sept. so, Dec. al, idarb s01, June s, June 80 seopt. 50, Dec. 81, Ser 1, June80, June 80, 10.1860. IBM 7. 1867. is 1' 1865. 1 05 16 ...

... TEt- = AD- I. The Boanrd of frade returns for the pn~t ionth show for thb drst tir~pe thin year an incroase in the declared value of our exportWtiOnS in comparison with the corres- ponding montl of 1868. This inorease however, Is less than j per cent., '6:3 the steadiness of th total is mainly owing to a lsrge demand that has existed for otton, woollen, and linen yarns and machinery, and which ...