... ?? T T. c4 h.rl ?? +locrnw. in GREIG and CARSWELL, stockbrokers, Glasgow; to meet at Glasgow. Aug. 25, and Sept. 15, at 1. BARisUR Archibald, spirit merchant and corn dealer, ioua- ton; to meet at Paisley, Aug. 31, and Sept. 21, at 12. BROIWN Andrew, commission agent and broker, Edinburgh; to meet at Edinburgh, Aug. 28, and Sept. 25, at 1. r HAY John, grocer, clotbicr, and farmer, Kilkyth; to ...

... WOOL. Tli WOOL TRADsE.-London, TurSriday.-The Wool mar- ket is dull, and the accounts from Sydney, of May 2, advising a reduction there in the price of the staple of 5 to 7J por cent., owing d to the unfavourable accounts received out from England, WIv shall rf have probably no advance here for the present. The imports of wool i- Into London during the week ending to-day have been 443 bales, ...

... [ [CONToINUED r~aM THlE Soeoaaorriisr.] WAKEFIELD CORN MLVARKET, YESTEEDAT, Aco, 28. Thle arrivals to this day's market are only moderate, the south shipments being Icept back by contrary winds. The demand for wheat is not quite so brisk as last week, aind old is ofibired rather cheaper, bat nowv, froin its 'presentA scarcity, makes full prices. Oats and Beens are in fair re- quest, at late ...

... f m ALW&S slay id ?? Fridoji, Augusst 28. 0o During the early part of the week our markets wcre fiat, and prices generally weak ; to-day, however, the announcement by Lothe Dank of Eagland of a radeection in the rate of discounts to 3 per o 1e Dr .r. cent, has bad a be neficial effact, and a goneral advance taken place in l od slasres, prices closing with an upward tendency ; the list wil ...

... Q. COIMMERCIAL INTIELLIGENCE. [Fsto t OUR Lo-noDoN CORISirosNENT.] City, T2huersdazy Er(enhirg. Tite produce markets have been snore freely suppliedl by ?? holders3 ned this lis led to a slight decline in prices in som5e iiustCalees. The dessand, iowever, is frir. Not much lis been doisg for exportalion. I SV6, '-Tienmarkethias tins weekbeesu in ratler a dull condi- tion, and Ihsl lias ...