... OCATTLE MKRARETS. DT.ISXEIn , ThlmsdaY.-Thle peus:wersvwell filled with ,$ 'pigs this molning. Thbe busiuesia,donafwnO s considerable, : but steady, at list qlsOtatiol. l Dvigan, 'Ihursdly.-There ;me nil averago market ofP all dasses of stock. Business apoesil rathro briskly for- hors conisumptionl, but towerun.q the finish little eomape-ti ; t tionv was percueptible, and the fact apparelnt ...

... aIOMRCLAL. LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE, B TVB0sDAY EvmitNa. qua 'bis being New Yeavs Day, the Stock Exchange 'tAc .trac and the various commerial markets have been stor closed; and though the Exchange Room Was open aoti as usual, 1the attendanoe was very small. The mGD principal commercial forecasts of the probable wer fortunes of the new year now entered upon, 8Wo posess little or no interest. ...

... ,CQJ11kLLUBC24l, N.BW&. LONDON, Thursday Mvening. .2o- day the Stocl Exchange has been closed, in eccmdance with the custom of the establishment, ibut the banks have been open, and on the several exchanges business bas been going iorward, but pnly to a very limited extent. Money, according to the best a3uthorities in the city, may be written cheaper, for although rates have been steady at the ...

... THE TRADE AND COMMF' -e OF llULL.-1879 |E The time bas again arrivei duty as journalists, as W )AWi somes our merchant, to 4 bal ' .tq te `tra&eltman and the ratrospective 1- S1 o e vodks and, taking a catnyerce -4 s the progreto our trade and Ctle V , ev Saile tvery reason to be satisfied with ..4ptly 11atreasitig iumpor~t.tice of Hull as a cone. eNiceIntre. In every department we ...

... MARKET INTELLIGBNCE. DUBLIN MARKETS. , l llN CATTLE MIARKET, NORTH CIRCULAR-ROAD, JAN. |. Anuaveraae supply of cattle and sheepat market. First-class qualities in each department easily disposed of ast extreme rates. In genoraldemand dull, and much more ifafva.tur of buyers than sellers. Quotations-Beef, prime heifer and oxen, 75 to 8de per cwt ; second quality, 65.s to 70s. Mutton, p rime ...

... THE RlEVENUE. The following ]lcvenue IReturns have been issued :-Ain abstract of the gros3 produce of the Re'vaenue of thue United Kingdom, in th eiindermnntioned Period., rndod December 31 1S73, compared with the corresponding periods of the preceding year QUlARTIRAt INDI:D Dcc. 31, D ec. 31, Increase. | Dercase. I1071 . 1 ?? Customs ?? oo67 1) 0 5,7210.000 - 160,000 Excise ?? ,409,000 403 ...

... LTBATHER AND HIDE TRADE messrs Schrader & Mitchell have issued their annual report. The year that has just closed, theb say, has been for our trade (as formost ethers) muchi less satisfactory than its predecessor. Throughout 1872 there was an all but continuous rise on every article, both raw and tanned, and the year closed with the demand so quick and stocks so light as to point to still ...

... | BIRMINGHAMIf CORN EXCHANGE. [Froi'e 7 ?? C. Slurge's Coras Circular. BULrsUNUeuAs. January 1. At this day's market there was a fair supply of wheat. and both English and Forelpo were the turn dearer. Barley maintained its value; also begrns. Oats rather higher. Peas and matize slow, acd un1atlere(d in value. 'Wheat: English. wiute. 8s. lId. to Ss. tRL. per busliel of t21b,.: ditto, ditto, ...

... -- I -.1 II O., - , ?l I ? ?.' ?' i ?? I W ;-,.,-7,D i I-' ? t %J ?.. --? - -,,-; ;'LNC OF EX'IL.UD NWIL'tX'T -Trn ISUE DEiPATM'ENT. Notes issued, 4.7,497,77 .ov eruiiient*ibt £l1.017,tC' ;thtsrscudtj., s -4 idcm& uthecr tutiiuol .. 21,QiY.7 3 !£32,29 7,7S3 ____ ____ ____ ;1_ BANKING DEPARTMIENT. Proprietors'calptl, £14,5.3,00N GovernmuenL seu- Rest, . .t. 3,17,721 - rities, . £_ 3 _ 4.ts ...

... aB1iFIN6 JN2',ULGLLi(4NGR. LIVERPOOL Arrivec.-Dec.31-Hoopoe(s), Antwerp; Douro (S), orto Ireland, Madras; Nymphe, Rouen; Mathilde, iantander; Alar-, Caen; Catharina, Rio Grande; Espia, Saffi; Zenith, St 3ichaels; City of York, San Francisco; Georgia, Savannah; Alice (a), Charleston; City of Montreal (i), New York; Anne Cheslyre Baltimore. Jan. 1- Kestrel (s), Rotterdam; ietus, New York; Hoang ...

... COMMERCIAL AND HARKETSA. ?? ~ ~~ _ . . , i .: .II ;, ?? PRODUC., Sucami-Ttiere hasi been a more active mdreket for roilning qualities at previous picese. 614 etai i Jamaiea sold at 24a. Od., slaid about 1100 boxes good Hravana gt 30s. Covi;te.-Tho mrkobg continues veac'tivo, bamd prlcel have furtheradvaneed Is per owt. 800 ?? Ceylonisold: low middling, at 12&SS; middliug, 17s., and 200 bags. ...

... In their retrospect of the past year, Meescrs Berger, Spenue & I~o. make the following remarks regarding the trade in chemnicals :-We have fre- quently drawn attention to the peculiarly sensitive character of the chemical trade. It is at once te- sponsive to the fluctuations of almost every other branch of industry, and indicative of their eondi- tion. In fact, there can be no better ...