... LONfDO N GAZETTE. I ?? r-- ?? v___ , [Front Lost Niuhlts (taZelfe.] J.\tMIn WILLT.ADI FOtlXIrre \VAN .IRaanN, Shalespeare Tavern, Alcryrici: Road, Claplsai J3 ictlon, BIattersea, Snureo, licensed vic- VWallter. DtAnsisb, MURtCets IIusTrM, 439, 'Wandsivorth Road, S-rrey, out of bltsitisfi. AL.eXANIDMR. HUrTCeISNSOcN, 14, Pritchard Strcot, Bristol, book. seller. AneRCrHIlBD dACTINcIAV, f1, St. ...

... ?? bn MIr. Uieorige bl1awa. Tho following ratants were scaled during the week ending Janmmry c, 1876:- Frederick T. Dave, Blnaekriars Road. Surrey, and Alexandex P. Hgutchison, London, improvements in cooking stoves o0 kitchen raness. Dated July 5, 1875. Jules A C. F. Clouet, Paris, a now or improved mode or means for thc manufacture of bichromato of potash. Dated July s, 1875. Alfred H. ...

... WOLVERHAMPTON & SOUTH STAFORD- SRlIRE EALUDVA1MS. WoLVERITAMPToN, Taesda.-Tho demand for iron- mongery and metal goods in Wolverhampton end thed-is- trict has shown continued if not increased quietness during the past week, but for the present the manufacturers con- tinue to be fairly well eng ged in the completlon of old orders. Austrella and New Zealand continuetobepro- minent among the ...

... MARKETS.-YESTERDAY. LIVERPOOL CORN.-Thoro was no alteration of any moment in any article, Tle wheat trrde was quiet, without change in value. Flour was dall and unlttered. Beans and peas quoted as before. Oats dull. Indian corn in moderate request and rather cheaper. HULL CORN.-At our market to-day there was a small show of English wheat. Farmers asked considerably higher prices, but could not ...

... MIAt1K ETS.-Y SY'ERD AIT. I~rvEr'lcvOL Conit, -7 cwhcat trade wvas quiet in tone bitt there vass no alteration its pries comnpared with Fr'idnay. c descriptionswore in liutitac deomaciiidt, tmc whitoic Ifair ?? itemits is. per quarter ec thi e week, Peas steady. Oats cthill, Indian corn ic fair denmand, at a reduction of 3d. per qatrter. Flovir duUl, aid racttter litt ity ' favoulr. HULL Coix- ...

... I _IlRMINGHAII Sl{lAE LIST,-YESTritPAY. ?? As ?? Aont. Pd. COMPANIES. RAIL WAYS. 20 20 Strattoed-cn-Avon ?? LEAED. Stook 100 Chestrc and H-olylcead ?? StRock 100 r.. & N, IV, Prof. (S. Staf.) Stock 100 Sirewvilbriy and Hleroford OUAR, AND PREP. 10 10 L. &. ?? A le &W Aralsall 20 20 N. Stafrorl. Proef., 6 ?? Stock 100 N Ditto ditto .14 perccut, 10 - Stratfil-on-Avon, pre. Sp.c0 10 10 Ditto, ...

... EBY TULGRiAP IE.) THE REVENUE lRETURNS. The revenue returns from April 1 to April 8. 1.87, are as follow:-Roecipts, £1,614,t e)O. ; expe~nditutre .gi ol, 781, 14.; balance, £2,5368,93. For tile corresponding periodi of last year thI returios were: Beceipts, £2,0291,1lI.; expendi- turs, £5,;583,172.; balince, £2,042,257. THE PRINCE OF WALES'S ZOOLOGICAT COLLECTION. By desire of the Prince of ...

... I TRADE OF THE TOWN A.TD DIST!ICT. BIiReMINGhLPT, Fr'ridiy Eveninlg. A Soljr,-WHIA't' better tone is observable this week in meet of the leading produce markts i, and though little ilaprove- eneut in business can be reported, yet there are symptoms of roviving animation which appear, to promise a good suimmeo and autumn trade. The cotton starket at Man- chester centinucs dull, and business is ...

... LoeDsoN Cor ?? at Mark Lane wvas again quiet, but the cold weather Induced more steadiness. English wheat was fin short supply, abid there vas a limited supply Of foreign. ' ihe enquiry was not active, but prices ruled firm. Barley was in moderate supply. Transactions were restricted, oil former terms. Malt was quiet, anl withouit alteration. With oats the market was freely supplied. Sales ...

... MAMiKETS.-YrSTEPDAY. LONDON CORN.-Businoss at Mark Lane hbas remained very quiet. .english wheat was again Scarce; nevertheless the delalnd ruled heavy, and the tendenoy of prices was favourable for buyers. With reference to foreign swheat, the stands are weU tlled. ?? the trade was dull, and forced salos were only conclude on lower ormis. Barley was rather sparingly otrered. Although quiet, ...

... PiGS FROi A.LGERlhN ORE. SVOLVEEnweLkrrPToP, Wedncaday.-Tho reports brought to 'Change this afternoon by the few ironmasters ansd agents who were present were slightly more fnasourablo than they aer a week ago. There is, upon the whole, a somevhat improvedl enquiry; not enrough to justify tho general resiumption of work, but enough to set more minll going this week than had been expected. Pig- ...

... I L O N D O N 0 A Z E T T E. : ?? ?? Nigh t (trcs'tde.I BANKCRU PTS. Al rItIED PI11T,111 STOItE; ands A3.FiiEI En.rlHTD .VOraTe1rs, 34, Daher's Rlow, Whitechalael, ijliddlesex, britsllmakaers. lEXIT, CAnl. .tl)OLp WVOJXnJ.IN.e, 4, Cullilum Street, London, COflMFlls(lO inmerc1lilit. Ge.,nr. l jl:>lX - YoetOF, othersrie o-, rATON, late of Lang- ham Hotel, I'ortlatnd 'lAnce, l;l'iddleex, 'IO ...