... TIHE REVENUE. I R'1.4 ow l inju is an anbstract of the gross produco of thlo 10,0li to e tihi United IKirigom ll n the unidormentionod I;ik,. It, Icuenmber 31, 1873, coimpared with the coor- ,ig ?? of thoe uro'.e.ittg year:- Qa1t'1tN-!Ii miled' Year - ?? -; (tutilit( ls zan deided M1aln vO I, 1 :oe;0, SeClt.30, Dcc .:11, Dc o31t j 107:1, 1 IsT.873. j73. 17 |. 187 S. 1:l ?? 2: o ~[sni ?? ?? )59 ...

... Co0 14 M E IR C I A L. C(nbat a ti ft'oa fthe I'oiotl ]tt/1 ' PROVINCTLVE SHARE LTST¾W-3VE1031AY. LED.- ODaINARlY Sn~ri~nn ANSI Svoeie. -- BuuMNiee Dom0N1-: Crot l'>stetot dl0', -195 Gre-it V'et-'ri f'nn'oti. (IduIioi39, Loiid'si II 2 711,Iti Sout~lt (tt, t o39, 1Sf i- 0citeI-I, Sli( tMild, anti Liiicliislilr 79, ?? 134 0 ThIi .111- ni: 'i-Nlotli itt ?? es'~ I I-11rHets tol Pree. 97. l11ittr ...

... TEE TRADE OF THE ?? POTTERIES, 187 . .fIn , The trade of this district at the ?? t year was exeoedinigly brisk. But ini Jalltnuary there IV' general revision of p rices, wxlsich wvere inlcreasedl to' V-i the greatly increased cost of roduction, anh thu3 a was put to the activity of thee trade, Whih- hII h I' p been overcome. In the first tea months of lO I the V of the exports of earthenwvaro, ...

... CATTLE MA.R ETS. BAPRNSLZ, Wednesday.-There was a very se dil 1,, of pigs at market, and but little business wa i;: Suckers sold at from 12s. 6d. to l7s., ordinary zt , -j 38s. to :Os., and strong do. .55s. to 7Xis. ea:'i. B13; '0 mado from 7s. Gd. to 8s. per stone of 1111) flnerrs]nD, Wednesday.-At the market to-d'y ?? Was a fair show of beasts and a good one of site::'. trade in beef was ...

... AW A Vortion of the Comonoreial ejews will be foull4d on tk1 3rd pagc. . _ _ . _ ?? . I MONEY MARKEIT, SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. (EWox oUR LoNDoer ConlaneseoNsmrt) LoNDoN, Wednesday Eveniing. The stock markets were less uniformly dull than yes- terday, but there was far from a return of general anima- tion. Some home railways improved, though but very partially. Foreign stocks received more ...

... CORN MARKBTS. BARnXSLEY,WednCsday.-There Was a ve0y small attend- anco at our market to.day, and only a limlited business Was done. Fine samples of Wheat sold in favour of sellers, and in several instances realised an advance of 6d. per load. 'Malting barley sold for rather more money, fine samples making 48s. per qr. Maize made ls. per qr. more money, and oats, peas, and beans made fully inte ...

... TRADE RE WS FOR 1873. L EEBD. w InI a retrospect of thle State of timc differenit trades in L ests ulurisug 1873 it is satisfactory to find that the im- portossee of manny small branches is conitinuially increcasing, di and these, not considered to ho thle Staple trades of the an town. Although LeedsB ]h's parhaps not increased in dli readth aind populatioci at ainy timle durinig thle Present ...

... [ 0 gmi tr and otaer a faaketo. % - CORN. CROWLE, Friday.-There was a poor attendance at our market, at which there was a steady demand in ith favour of the seller, Oats, beans, and barley were DM rather lower. Line fetched 6s 24 per stone; linseed ~ks fromt 60s to 64s per qr.I era BRaDuNGTsrON, Saturday.-The small amount of %te business done in wheat to-'day was at fully laset week's DM ...

... THlE NORTH-EASTERN RAILWAY AND THE BOARD OF TRADE CIRCULAR. . . ~ _, ?? +~ +1T~, ,1n. The followiig letter has been forwarded to the Board of Trade C]1 behalf of the North-Eastern Railway Conl- pn in reply to tho circular recently issued: York, 27th December, 1873. Thle fight Hlonourable Chichester P. Fortesoue, M.P., President of the Board of Trade. Sir -I have the honour to acknow Ledge the ...

... IMON_ _ MARKET. - - ~ T ?? I/r 4 I SHARE AND PR61DUCE MARKETS, Fine P (nom OUR UIUDN COURIMPONDLINT.) et cif UxDow, Thursday Evening. Mt 'Bic Stock Exchange has bom observiw? its usual NeW 1,1 Cl IV( Year's holiday, and there is 11000gi tllt)rOfOr(, to report A? as To-cl public securities. Glint Thee Bnalk return Shows the cliangr6k; ?iioidontccl to the 01 close of the year. The other deposits ...

... WRgECK OF A SCREW COLLIER-The Onward ?? into Plymouth on Friday a seanian named Bell, the sole survivor of the screw. collier Becktou, which was wrecked near Cape Fiaisterre, on her voyage from Cardiff to Malta, with steam coal. The Beckton was a new vessel, the property of INfeesre. Feuwick and Son, London and is said to have been insured for £22,000. She was commanded by Captain Howling, and ...

... . COMMERAL TRA 4L8ikS SCHOOLS. | The inth annual d'inner of the Hull' Braneh took place at the( Cross Keys Hotel5 'M rket-place,' on I Monday evening, The chair was taken by tee Mayor (Aid. Seaton). To the left of the chairman, at thel head of the table, were the Sheriff (Councillor Wells), Sir H. Cooper (Chairman of School Board), Mr. 13. Walliker (Postmasterl, Mr. WV. Hunt, Mr. Seaton,' Jun. ...