... THE BEAVY FAILURE IN THE BOOT AiND BROS TRADE AT DUDLBY, Yesterday, at the Dndley Po.lce Court, Jacob Lesser (32), boot and shoe dealer, High Street, BDrerlsy Hill, and Janet Lesser (50),Varna Rod, Birmingham, were charged, in company with Berman Lesser (not in 4ustodyh with conepiring together, contrary to the provlslons of the Bankruaptoy Act, to remove goods exceeding In value £10., in ...

... ?? cur City Correspondea&] LoNDON, Tuesday Evening. A wet and unfavourable day has proved unpro- pititous for business, anld comparatively little has been done upon the Stock Exchange in the way of entering into frosh engagements. One of the features of the day was a further rise of £1. in the shares of the Alliance Bank, the improvement being attributable to 1 the transfer of the business of ...

... LONDON CORN MARKET, Yesterday.-More firmness wag apparent on the Corn Exchange at Mark lane to-day, and the business done was on a larger scale, there being enquiries on French account. There were only limited supplies of English wheat on sale, but the receipts from abroad were somewhat ex- tenaive. Sales In all descriptions were effected freely, and prices had an upward tehdency. In barley ...

... . LoNDoN CoRN MAxRET, Yesterdly. - Wheat: The grain trade to-day was dull, and prices were exceedingly weak. There wore only limited supplies of English wheat on offer, but from abroad the receipts were moderate. In all descriptions sales were effected slowly, at the reduced rates curent on Mon- day last. Barley changed hands quietly, at about late rates. Malt was dull, on former terms. Osts : ...

... I PUBLIC INCOME MAD EXPENDITURE. I The following are Ghe receipts into and payments out of the Exchequer between Apiil 1, 1870, and March 16, 1871- Budget Total Re-ToaRe IEistimate ceipts into ceipts for Esiaethe Es:ohe- corepond Revenu ~~for the qu corpol %evenu . Financial que fr~ log period and otler Receipts. Ap Ys Year. 18, to 'o o la- 1070-71. -Mr. IS1 Year. Balance on April 1, 1870: ...

... i ?? AND MONETARY. Lo- Noir, FridaV Eving. The atbendance ?? Stoak Exchange has'5eeii still farther reducedbyr the departure of memberp npoa vacation; but notwithtanding this eircumstance, il' thomarketshavomanifeatida toleeablyfirmaundinuome cam an improving, tone. Thio is to be attributodl ?? the cheapness and abundance of money, the aontino. -nce of which seems for the moment to be inde ...

... MARKETS L1FV]EWOOn CORN M&Rxzr, Yesteirday.-Th market was well attended, and sellers were firm, but the advanced rates 'checked transactions of any consequence, and only a meoderato business was done, at an Improvement of 2d. to 3d. per eontal on Friday's rates. Flour in considerable request, at Is. per barrel and 2s. per sack advance on the week. Beans Is. Pd. and pearfd. per quarter dearer. ...

... U I [From aw CUV Qec6po7&lst) LONDON, ThursdaV Evening._ j lie of the features of the Stock markets is the ontinuous steadiness of the English Funds, which re- *hai at the prices of the last few days without vensible variation, although slight flactuations have itaken place from time to time. In the Foreiga market : the principal advance has been in Italian Bonds, but mnovements on the whole ...

... j ARTS ANDMAN,_ NEW PATEMqTS. Xcotribl bu Mr. oeree Shaw.1 The following Patent was m sealed duft tuie wedaft January l2, 2871. 8 John liexamen, Amptblil, and Wi~lla Areron, Hayau Bedfordrhite, Imrovements la aglcil~tursl drill. Datedgl1 Jetmes Buchanan zed Samusel Vfckaes, Liverool, tmpeovarmeS to kilos emiployed iD the manufacture Mul reuToGD ot au, charcoal. Dated .icly 8,1870. ~ o Edmund ...

... THOHRMIGAL TRADES. [IAG J30c &2nes and Oo'e &irospet of 1870,1 hfAXCff~yNR January 2. The year 1870 het witnessed the gradua rise of he obewical trade, fwmo the effects of over-apeoulation and excesive dato. the ltter balf i 1869priesba reached eir loweet ebb, but towards the cloe, although generally speaidn the maket we qulez, s marked Iml prevenent for tho better was noticeable. The heavy ...

... flgeDON CORPN MDnrr, Yeterday.-Wheat; Geat qluierheS prevailed on the Corn Exchane tdy. The -bet doing wiV to a very limited extent, at pries generafy reduced. There were limited supplies of English grain an oFfer, ?? arrivals from abroad were on an elteasi scale. Wlsea changed bands slowly, and less mneey was occasionally aaxeptod' for both Englsh and foreaga produnt. Barleyexperienced a ...

... WALSALL CORN MAiRKET, YeBter&ay.-There Was la fair supply of whefat. The rnillers again complain of the inferior co0dition of the corn. The business was considered slow, and- the prices are same as last week. There was a very good attend snce. LTVBB POOL CORN MARKET, Yesterday. -ThGO ewa a full attendance of millers, but they bought wheat only on &b limited scale, and prices were 3d. per ...