... UMMERCIAL AND MONEOTARY Frome s our city Correspond.] LorNor, Tuesday Evening. Thvi arkets have all been dull from want of busi- ness The principal feature has been the farther rralsation of Metropolitan Railway shares, upon the rejoit that further litigation is imminent, and the pnce has further declined. The poor traffic published bis morning assisted the downward movement. The London and ...

... COMMERCIAL AN~D MONETARY. [Frem our City COWrSPoactcatl] LONDON, Saturday Evening. The Stock 'Exchange has been very thinly attended, so many persons hav ng beon induced to stay away to take part in the Wimbledon review, either as volunteers or spectators. Vory much the same may be said of nearly all places of public resort, and the aredinues viths which, on the smallest occasion, a holiday is ...

... G0NRC1IAL AND MONETARY, I LoSDoy, Friday Evening. The engagements of the account have proved very onerous, but notwithstanding the 1ifficulty in ob- taining loans, no casualties have been announced. Ordinary business has, for this reason, been very much contracted. With the exception of Mexican, which have rallied, both home and foreign Government Bonds have been dull, In: Railway shares, ...

... BIRMINGRlAM DAILY SHARE LIST. YEWSTUDAY. C 0OItPANIREB LRASED. Severe Valley 2outh Staffolshr - - ?? Stourbuidge ?? _ . ?? _ .. _ Ditto Bxtenslon-- - GUAR&NTNED. Gt. Western, Birm. Guar. 8S par cent. Ditto, ditto, Pref. 6 par rent. London and North-Western, Deben. ture, 4 per cent ?? ?? Ditto, Covan.andlNonsatois,5pes cent. CANAL. Birmingham - - - - - - - - _ ?? - - - - - - - - - - - ...

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... I PUBLIC INCOME MAD EXPENDITURE. I The following are Ghe receipts into and payments out of the Exchequer between Apiil 1, 1870, and March 16, 1871- Budget Total Re-ToaRe IEistimate ceipts into ceipts for Esiaethe Es:ohe- corepond Revenu ~~for the qu corpol %evenu . Financial que fr~ log period and otler Receipts. Ap Ys Year. 18, to 'o o la- 1070-71. -Mr. IS1 Year. Balance on April 1, 1870: ...

... i ?? AND MONETARY. Lo- Noir, FridaV Eving. The atbendance ?? Stoak Exchange has'5eeii still farther reducedbyr the departure of memberp npoa vacation; but notwithtanding this eircumstance, il' thomarketshavomanifeatida toleeablyfirmaundinuome cam an improving, tone. Thio is to be attributodl ?? the cheapness and abundance of money, the aontino. -nce of which seems for the moment to be inde ...

... MARKETS L1FV]EWOOn CORN M&Rxzr, Yesteirday.-Th market was well attended, and sellers were firm, but the advanced rates 'checked transactions of any consequence, and only a meoderato business was done, at an Improvement of 2d. to 3d. per eontal on Friday's rates. Flour in considerable request, at Is. per barrel and 2s. per sack advance on the week. Beans Is. Pd. and pearfd. per quarter dearer. ...

... U I [From aw CUV Qec6po7&lst) LONDON, ThursdaV Evening._ j lie of the features of the Stock markets is the ontinuous steadiness of the English Funds, which re- *hai at the prices of the last few days without vensible variation, although slight flactuations have itaken place from time to time. In the Foreiga market : the principal advance has been in Italian Bonds, but mnovements on the whole ...

... | COMMERCIALT AND MONEYAB.Y, 1 IiFont our C'ity C(orrespou)ucld 11 |TLNDON MOIWdev EVgI Th' ,ricl markets have been dlull,but for what special s it 15 flU± Oa1y to 55V. 1211 COwfl- s pecia laas 4-ho sbtideioent in the absence *of j mrncf~enent Z .~ lehas doubtiessely reduced ihe. i external ?? t1ee ~likely that operators aro deilla-Or, ?? J g . stocPss- The sades of Ov05-rsllpphlied with ce ...

... iIrGMW Ard, Fridy Ivening. SOME hnprovement to reported. this weelk in the cotton trade, and prices at Manchester ame firmer in sympathy With Liverpool market, A betteirdemand for shipping yarns wan experienced on Tuesday, and spines are agtio fairly engaged. In the cloth branch busines to still lUmited, but'the tone of the market Is Stronger. There Is no material change la the woollen trade, ...

... [Prom Last N2ghrs 6azile.) EANKRUPiC1Ei ANNULLED. John Jordan Jones, Llanfihan~el.Ystrad and Lanmpeter, Car- digan, auctioneer andfarmer. Adjudication July 17. John Darling, Scarboroegh, grocer. Adjudication February 7. Samnnel Hedges, Thomas Edwards, end 8amutel ?? tto iHodges, Mii2tol, biotmnakers. Adjudicsticn March ll, I70. BANqKRUJPTS Almond Yelland, St. AusteUl, Cornwall, ironmonger. ...