... L ON XD O N xG A Z E T T E. Wvw.F-:1 Las5' N'iaht'.s Gndire.. ' BANKRItUPTS. JTrn-es eHustler, f56, ltisgg's Rosd, C.helseea, Middlesex, corn dealer. Jmises William Taylor, Broadway, London Fields, Halckney, Middlesex, (:heesnemon-gcz. 1u. WM W1eio6pert. trading, as W. WVeippert and Co., 2,7, Regent Stree', Loudon, mnus-ic publishers and booksellers, Samuel Box:hill Robertson, 2, News Inn, ...

... C0.3MMERCIAL AND MONETARY. [From. our Clity Cn',espondent. j LONDON, Saturday Evening. Money has been less active than is frequently the case on the 41th. of the month, the demand having been alrcady pretty well satisfied; but whilst busi- ness las been within very nmoderato coiapass, rates have continued firlm and fully up to the Banl minimuin. T'here were no Bullion operations at the Bank to ...

... The following interesting statements as to the statistics, future supply, and probable price of coal, were made by Mr. Hlimt, the Keeper of Mining Records, during the recent debate before the Statistical Society on the proposal of Sir Rowland Hill to establish a coal tax. The state- neonts as to the depth at which coal can be worked, and the means taken to have accurate statistics, are of ...

... coMpIER LAL AND MONETARY. fFo0M our City Correspondent.] LONDO-N, Wednesday Evening. The Discount market has been quieter now that thec bortnightly settlement is concluded, and the requirelents of the quarter have been satisfied. Money, however, has been rather scarce, so that rates hlave been firtely held at 3,-, per cent. for best three months' bills. At thle Bank of England there ?? a vcry ...

... THE SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE IRON TR.ADE. Mesany theories are ald VaLncetd to account for thoe depres- siloi in the iron trails of tlre Midland districts. The prin- cipal cause no doulbt is attributable to tire general relepie (if industry throughout Europe and America. There rioe ofther causes, however, which operate to the drisadvantage of local irounasfers, and which we shall endeavour to define ...

... I TfHE IRON TRADE I WOLVERerAArPTON, Wednesday. The iron market to-day was but a gloomy affair. Very few and small were the orders in the market, and the number of works at which they could be executed no more numerous. The colliers'strilko is not occasioning great inconvenience at present, owing to the small extent of the current demand; but it will be quite another matter if the strile ...

... YESTERDAY'S M UIKETS. LivERPOOL CJOIN 2)lAmRKET.-2risere was a fair at~tend. sues, and at fsirtlser advance in prices was established fin lbs wheat trade of 2sd. per recital since Friday, making an irsoserove- mient of Md. per ano-nti useo lita week : only a miodlerete business, however, wast concluded. Flour iii fair request, at fully previous rates. beantis anslpeais I.per quarterciseseper ...

... Ameeting of the members of tie beth Staffordshire Conciliation Learil of Itorimastals null Ironvor'kers was held yesterday, in the Conllnitee ?? of the Town HaIl, Wolverhai oilt, to arrane the filture basis of wages.i: Mr. tG J. -31irker (lcimirmnxn of the lronmarters' Association) preEaljing, [ie other irolimasters present weFreO enSrs. W. i. lo;ter 1,i. Ct. Firmsnsic, AVti Bar- rows, J. ...

... 1 fleu~er's Zeterzoes, rer Press A~sserSatioa.J FRANCE. THE BANKl OF FRANCE. PARIS, ArrIL 2. The return of the Bank of France for the week ending to-day shows the following changes, as compared with the previous account :-In crease: Bills discounted, 38,24S,000f. ; notes in circu- lation, 25,672,000f; private deposits, 21,679,000f.; advances, 1,623,0001. Decrease Treasury bonds, 10,025,000f. ; ...

... BIRMINGHAMSMARE LIST.-YESTERDA.Y. I - I BIg -usine-ss Amt. Pd. COMPAMNIESr - 71'es. Done. RAILWAYs. Buy. I Sell. 10 10 BIirm. V. Suburb. - _ Stock 100 London and Northl-Woc, - - - Stock 100 Dtto,DB.,W. and S. V . _ Stock '100 M'dlanld .- Stock 110 Ditto Dir. and Derby.. Stock 100 North Staffordshire . _ Stock 100 Shropohiro Union. . _ 20 20 Stratford-sn.Avon . - Stoclk i WN. , Prr. (S a.) 10 ...

... YESTERDAV'S MARKETS. I LONDON CORN IIIAP.TET.-MI UC11 quietness has prev'aile& in the grain trade at Mark Lane to-day. English wheat has mot been freely offered, brt the demand hae lacked activit7. and prices have been unaltered. ?? wheat. of which a moderata; supplv has been on offer, has been in limited request, at about, late currencies. The ?? has been moderately supplied withi barley. The ...

... CORK CORN MARIKMT.-Earley (seed), 12s. 00.; black oats. ?? to I.i. id.: white oats, 10s. 4d. MlTROPULITrAN CATTLE D1ELtrn T.-The total import of stone into Londior, last week consisted of 9,500 head. In the cor' responding week lastvear we received 10,231 ; in 1S72, 15,774 In 1871, 12,721; in 1870, 6,421 ; and in 1869, 10,4(if) head. Not- withstanding the holiday titere liss been more ...