... ?? Lasst NvI/'s fiazette.l IBANKIRUPTS. FREDERarIC WILLIAM PRIToHeARD, Rabono Place, Oxford Street, Middlesex, wine and spirit merchant, GEoI;1a13 I,AniAriO locur, the Athemaeum Club, Pall Mall, and South Paton P'lace, Eaton Square, Aliddlesox. Gm.)iez Tnn>paa, Cloak Laije, Cannon Strbet, London, trading as Benjamin Tipger and Son, stationer, and residing at Grain- seant Road, Peck ianilRoad, ...

... BIRMINGHAM SHARE LIST.--YESTRzDAY. Asit. iPd. COMPANIES. 010singPrieos. Done, RATILWAY. Bry. I SelLY I IonAxrIYu. , Stock 104) Lon., Brighton, & S. Coast - 180 - 20 20 Stratford-on-Avon.. ?? S- 2 - - al. CH,cOUtin,.LO WPititi Stock 104 tt. Westorn, s. S y. e. 1253 - _ t St) 30 Ditto, StratdCli.ltt. C. Si I Stoek 100 L. & N. W., Gunr, 4 p. o. 10I 1003 - _ 10 100 Ditto. Pro. 4 per cent. 104 _ 10 ...

... - | THE PROPOSED BOARD OF CONCILIATION | a 1 IN THE NAIL TRADE. v The proposal brought forward within the last few days to establish a Board of Conciliation for the settlerient of T alh disputes in the nail trade has created considerable J£ interest in the districts of Hales Owen, Rowley, Old Hill, a' o and surrounding places. Being altogether unacquainted n with the working of such a sclemle ...

... .MARKETS.-YESTERDAY. LoNDON [CORN.-At Mari Lane business was still qunit. Supplies of English produce were rather more liberal, and those of foreign tolerably good. Dealings were not active. Wheat, both English and foreign, changed hands slowly, at about Monday's prices. Barley sold quietly, lut fine malting produce remained firm. M151t was quiet, and wvithout change. Oats met wild a fair ...

... il reinL est ,Nig;/ih fs Goclt G.I BANKRUPTS. Louis ENoEr~s, Mincing Lane, London, trading as Engels and Co., inerclsant. EDWA uD3 T. ZoiCOAn, Valletta, favensdale fload, Stamford Dill, Middlesex, mercantile clerk. Fnusismuaci: WerTIAo r HsrNiNNE and VrLLreArl GORiFFIM DAVIS, Brnbant Court, Philpot Lone, London, members of firm trading as flinole and Davis, corlemission agents. ltiCiIAiiD Jo- ...

... , I The thirty-fourthl annual meeting of the Birmingham I Wine5 and Beeor Trade Protection aid Beinevolent Society a was held yesterday, at the Q~ueen's Arms Assembly Room, 6, Easy R3ow. Mr. John ?? presided, and amongsts those present wero Mlessrs. It, Rooke, NV. Griflitlis, Rickley 2 (solicitor), Waldron, Gardner,, Howe, Platt, Fiunaly, C Keasey, Teansiy. Lewis, James, A. Margetts, Bailcy, ...

... THE MIINERAL STATISTICS. TIle Mineral Statistics of the United Kingdom for 1878 have just been issued by thoe Keeper of hlining liecords, Mri- ?? Hunt, F. i. S. The total value of theI minerals produceld last year was £50,26%4f15. more than £2,000,000. beolow the value of the minerals raised in 177 (GF8,:39307l1. That year already show0e a small diminution as coin-. pared with 1870, tho total ...

... COMMERCIAL AND MONETARYu [IFrom our Citi/ Comesnntji.nt- r [.ron our MftU/ CoM-Pondent. : LONi)ON, Wednesday Evening. There was no lnew feature in the Discount' market. Money was im increased supply, while demand was small- Rates remained easy at 4 to to 4j per cent. for three months bills, andi 3 per cent. for short loans. Bar gold to the value of £53,000. was sent into the Bank. -Since the ...

... ?? unpleasant discovery lately crags by the Birmija Y Oam Chamber of Commerce that, In conselucnce of tl lapse of the Franco-Austrian Treaty, ninny of our steel as o ether exports to France hadi become liable to enhance duties, has naturally excited soune anxiety in ?? circles as to tlhe real. position of our treaties with attic nations. In order to obtain authentic itnfornation the subject, ...

... BIRIRXNGHAM B Asirs LIST.--YiE8TrEDAT. Alilt. Pd. C()IPANIES9. Clsiig Prices, Done, JtATL W\AY. iiUy. I Soil1. ORIIIJ)AIY. 3toCE 100 flriast 011SWI211 ?? ~ 2O 20 Ors..do.Ao . . 1.. 1 ftock 100 L.. & N. -West. , 1 p. cenit. 107i lost Stocik 100 Mliffinnd,' d lir tiant. .. 1071, - - Stock 100) Midland (7cr, por cant. - 1 !o 10 Ditto, Welt. & 1Wa11olml 01 - Stock '100 DItto, pra?, 4kr 11(1 (wilt. ...

... AflRKETS.-YESTERDAY. LIVMRPOOT CORN.-TIlO to-e of thle wiheat trade Was 4Uint, alld onlly a modlerate lotslacs wos alone, at a-riccla bin yes' faLvour. Flour slow. oiesnas firm. Peas unclharged. Indian corn rather asier, lit a fail trade ?? dolloc Idur2, Cnloim -At our mnarket to-ay thlere wanis a moaae rata show of English wheat, ibut trailil vas lull, and the small bussiness passing at late ...

... COMMIER.CTAL AND MONETART. | IFi-m our Citl ?? I Lognuw, Monday Eveaing. There wan rather a cjuiiter diemand in the Discoumt ninarket, but ratcs remained st I' to 1' per cei:t for three Itatitli)S Hills, aliL !i ipr cenit. for short loans, 'els Ct'llay, duo at Souithamptoun about the 27th inst., ?? 20,0.in specie. ?? Sum1 of £150,000. waS withdrawii from the Bank of Eglan1od, includi a g N40 ...