... & €mitx glrps MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1872. As Mr Gladstone said lately, the prosperity of the country is by leaps and bounds, but we are having a good deal to remind us that just as every mountain has its corresponding valley, just the height of the wave is the measure of the depth of the trough of sea, so a time of prosperous trade has always been followed, and no doubt always will be followed, ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. CAMPERDOWN* DOCK. Sept. —Cambria (s.), Huik, London, goods. EARL QBEV'S BOCK. p Sept. 13. —Pladda(s.), Gloak, Newcastle, goods. KINO WII.LIAM.'S DOCK.. S«pt, 13. —Ariel, Hill, Archangel, tar ; Rroderene, 01.sen, Elsinore, ballast : Elizabeth, Hamilt >n, Newcastle, goods ; Alexander, (Jliarlestown, ballast; Glutner, Aubert, Christiana, ballast. MARITIME EXTRACTS. British ...

... Wednesday, Sept 11. The proceedings of this market were again resumed this morning, and brought a close the afternoon. The weatker was very wet, and there were few dealers ip attendance. The show of stock, notwithstanding the large amount unsold on Tuesday, was extremely limited, and consisted of Highland and Irish cattle. Purchasers were scarce, and the business done was unimportant. Where ...

... FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1872. It is confirmed that Colonel Solis, the Duke de Montpensier's secretary, is implicated in an extensive conspiracy against the present Sovereign of Spain, and also in the assassination of General Prim. The Magistrates of Peterboro', acceding to petitions from farmers and cattle dealers who fear the introduction of cattle plague to district, have ordered all fairs and ...

... Tuesday, Sept. 10. The business of this market was resumed this morning with the sale of cattle and horses. The weather was pleasant contrast that of Monday. There was bright sunshine, and in the afternoon a fine drying wind prevailed. The show of cattle numerically was about the same as last year, and consisted principally of Highland and Irish cattle. A number of excellent milch cows were on ...

... Monday, September 9. The second of the great sheep and cattle Trysts of Ealkirk was opened this morning on the usual stance on Stenhousemmr, and will close on Wednesday. The stock on sale was sheep. In the morning the weather was very wet, and during the forenoon it poured in perfect torrents. At midday it faired up, but only for a short time, at two o'clock the sky became black, and another ...