... GLASGOW PENNY*SAVINGS BANKS.. ,-1 _ _ _ - - - - -_ :_ _ : - f_ n._ _ t , The annual nleetind of the Glasgow Penny .SavingsBankaAssociationwas held in thefligrous e Institution Rooms last .evenizik. Councilor Ure, a president of the association, occupied the chair and among the gentlemen present wore the Rev, e Mr James Dodds, Councillor Watt hr Stephen Mason, Mr Meikle, Cofncillor 'Gown ...

... SHIPPING rNTBLLIGBVCB. ARRIVED AT THE BROOMIELA.W. _ .AprilS. ¶11oil Pheenician (a), 1-485, Scott from Liverpoo1-ligbt T Queen of-the Isles, 156, from Gisia-olive oiL. - Alcedo 224,Small, from jamaica-logwFood. Agricola English, from Larne-liitestoie. * Jean and M~argvaret, Templeton, from Larne-limfr Mrs stone. howo John Crosbie, London from Ballachnlisb-slates. in e Dumbarton Castles ...

... AfA RKE TS. Out LIV BBPO OOL COTTON. W )N ?? merket for heog cotton on the ?? la quiet, but with a fair amount of buel- M nU, peas doing. The American quotatione are reduced Vied per of ! lb., which represents the deciine eloice Friday; other descrip- hog free itona are without quotable alteration. A rrivale are partilly ut 1/ed lower, with buyers at the decline. The estimated sales end to-day ...

... I BE TOXEEN , I CLOSING PRICS& Caledonianip.c Deb., 99 Aberdeen Town and County IeeSde Ba;iyw 18 19 Ban. 17191 108 Do. Extension. 10 - % N. of SBot. Bank, 11% % North of 6cotland. 72 3 LanMculre 1nane. 53/4 6% Do. Banuffabrue, 106 NortheMAWSa ce. 26 ?? EHghland. 101 Queen ?? ed, S9J i01 Do 4-1. Psref A; 100 Nortb:.Agncolr.SM 9 ZDDIBUEGE STOOK EXCUANGF-WADS5ZID)L. Cale. Cirdendale Guar.. 105 ...

... ABl&DU~EL 8 TOFO LX ~GS-TugbAot. F~aedoatl~lcWDeb. 93 Abexcsut Town ndw Ocunbty ! *.Etna ilo. 106 11 Unioe BA*t o dcS 292 i ?? Pt. 108 .1 hoteuie :1b6b =ighland Q kro A. 102 3 queen imnsace, i9i0i a2d 5 VCPr1. IY pI. NOrtbn.Agrwu1.U 9 .0 . &OLen iiO.1D/ 3 EDISBURGH STOCK EXCHANXG-TcssnAY. T 0, - BJEilORsS DolNts o '7s7 ?? % ' 9- t N. BeltA & Mere^. In,32Mi A Gi-z.&i8.-\Vjist.£10het,,. an. ...

... C OMA1lBRUIAT WNEWS. (_It,AGO~W. TUesdaY EVening. i~1~ 7I.f foe llcreno Wmi~ke~ to-day the arrangemients s, iii n aetipatlon of the Stock Exchanrge settlement £1II lave Occasioned a momentary better inquiry for I bo'o money, bu,.t othcrwvise the condition of the market £4,! clai is unchanged. Quotaitions still continue low, and cou: the specie shipments hither just .reportedl fromn -bx New ...

... cOB4Y;7 CATTLE, ?? ALLOA CORN, SATURDAV.-BArICY' S qrs, Weighing 514t11s pet bishel. 36s per (lr. Osto, 36ilbe. to 4li~bs. lyer 1,T&'I2el 6det to Oda per qr., average priFoc. i76 9d. Air lO6ATH CORNS', SATURDtAY.-T.11) attendance at market to-day, and scarcely roy grain offering. Whea- steady. OAts dearer. Wheat, 6211bs., Ida to 34a per ,sb. barley, flew, Hideu. 345 to 315 per qr.; do., ...

... -WIMNE, BEER ANDSPIRIT TRADEB A~S:3CIATION. r if: iNG AIMl -COSOG OF CWAB DOORS. r A meeting of the members of this assoaiation . whose application fcr renewal of license was con- tinned last Court day was held yesterday in the Leeser Trades' Hall Mr MWilliam was called a to tlhe chair. The noticecalling the mneetirg having been read, Thlie COr uxa said the object of the meeting was l to ...

... BO OF TBADE RETURNS.-MIARCH, 1375. rrindpal Art~dle ?? ?? ?? cWt,. Apparel and slops .value ,-Arms, ammunition, &c. ?? value Bags and sacks. dozer ?? andasle ?? barres Chemical products ?? Coals, coke, and cinders ?? to Copper-Wroughtandunwrought, c Cottoa-TYarn, ?? lb. . t. Fiece goods . ?? yards ,. Other manufactures . value Earthen and China w in. r vau Glass of all sorta ?? value E .aberd, ...

... SMA RKBIS T 2S - LIVERPOOL COTTON, WWDiNTIDAY.-The marbket is ton, equiet. with a moderate demand at previous rn-es. In non arrivals there is more inquiry, induced by a partial Oecline itk of Viesd per lb. The ?? asnes to-day (exclusive of Cotton forwarded r 10,000 bales, of whih 200 are on 1i ipeculstion and for export. To arrIve-Delivery, hmeriCan, Col any port, LM.C., April, 7id; April-May, ...

... MARKBT& IrV3RPOOL COTTON. Wz=nDAY.-With an improved inquiry the marlet for cotton on tle swat b steadie, and ad conslderable business has been done, but the deman4 ton- tenues to be freely spplied. Arrcib have been in increased demand, and prices are about I/,sd per lb. higher. The eeti. mated oeas to-day (exclusive of cotton forwarded) are 34,000 bales, of which 2000 are on speculation and ...

... 'COMAERCIAL I Eras. Citisi~uw, Sa.tzrdayv Evening. them Ta1 the TA a;MoaNY MAXIREST on Mondr-c ~-extr.- business in I,.-arhad Street cotnudriii-t and ih mtnoney was nuill 2o.'uondant. Onthe;~ two toliowing defiV ,Jays5 the maoiler.mnirket continued very muds in the tram. 1samie position. On Thursday no alteration was uc made in the B~ankc of Englaud rate; tne minimium 'l'rin £onseqientiy. ...