... CANADIAN CATTLE TRADE. A cablegram froirn Montreal ?? the past week 3659 cattle have been shipped to Britisb ports, as compared with 3221 for the previouvt seven days. GlasgoaVreceives 800, as-apinst 80lt last week, this supply being now en routw~per the Concordia and Norwegian, each of which vessels carries 400 head. The remainder of the shipments go to London (929), Avonmouth (343), and ...

... FISHING INTELLIGENCEO WHITE FISHING. ABnstsaN, Friday. -- Twenty one trawlers arrived to-day with a fairly large supply. Nina steam liners had shots of from li to Si scores o£ cod and ling. Small line boats were at sea, and landed catches of haddocks averaging. from 2 to S owts. Prices were.again high, the quo.: tations being as follows:-Cod, Is 8d to7s 9d eachj ling, is fd to 6s ad each; ...

... I AurRuaIo, Wediiesday.'- Fourteen tirvlers arrived at the Fish Market to!day willh light supplies. Two gteamn liners landed shots of 5 scores of ,.,od and ling, and a total of over 2I1 tons, of halibut. In consequence of the hervy sea, no small line boats ventured out.: Pri es were as follows :-Cod, ls 3dto 7e 3d each; ling ls 6id to 5s' 6d each ; large haddocks, 24s, to 34s per box; mediam ...

... THEs WOOD TBADu.-In their report for May, c Messrs Denny, Mout, & Dickson, London, New- , castle, and Liverpool, ?? signs of improve- q ment in the general wood trade noticeable in April a accentuated themselves in May, and although . profits are still difficult to realise, holders of stocks v have been doing a sound, steady trade, which 5 promises to increase in volume as growing confi- dence ...

... FI8iING INTELLIGENCE. . ?? ?? ?? ?? i WHI-RTE FISHING, Auuzi r, Tuesdsy.-Sixteen trawlear arriied il thb Fush Markbt tb-day with good eupplies. Otis steam liner landed a ebot of 4j scores. The smiai line boats which were Ialso at ses'lanided gei catches. Prices were as follows :-Trawl' cod, ?? to 45B per ecore;: linecod, 12 6d to 2s 3d each . trawl ling,'9d to 1B Cd each; line ling, is Bd to ...

... ISHIPPING INIELLIGENCE. ARRIVED AT Alsansuri N.-Jauuary 9th-.Lady Eleanor, Robertson, Sunderland. coals ; Cairnie, Lawrence, Kennetpan3, coals, Alice Taylor, West, Sunderland, coals. SAILED. - January 9thb - Princess Beatrice M'Lean, Leith, goods; Ruby, Falconer, Newburgl-, manure ; Oity of Aberdeen, Dowman, London goods. MONTROsE. - Arrived, January 9th- Mabel Green, Leith, general; Ranger, ...

... I BEIPPING INTELL4IGENCE, .. .. II.. . .. . I . . ~ . . . . . . A miiD A? AsuItlt. - February 22nd Corennie, Stephen, Rotterdaim, goods; St Nicholea Angus, Scalloway, do. ; James Hall, M4Donald' Leieb, do. ; Queen, Reid, Wick, do. ; Earnholin Black, Inverhees, do. I SALD. - February 22nd-Altyre, Rost, Sun. 4erland, light!; Duohess of Fife, Leask, do., do,; Mary and Alice, Hargrave, Shields, ...

... ABERDEIEN HERIT'ABLE SEOURITIES AND INVE3TMENT COMPANY, LIMITED. The annual general meeting of the Aberdeen' Heritable. Securities and Investment (lompay, Limited, was helW yesterday in the companv~s ?? John Cook of Ashley preiding. The report of the direotors, which has been already published, having been held as read, the Chairman *uoved the approval of tbe report'aud of th1e pro- posels of ...

... I COMMERCIAL NOTS., I THE SILVER QUESTION IN AMERICA. ?? TI LEOltAM,) Philadelphia, Thursday.-T'e starting of the now silver party is attracting great attention throughout the country. General Warner, the chavirman, saye that IIQ effort will be made to in- fluence the State elections this year, the object being to eleot a President and Congress friendly to silver nuext year. General Warner ...

... I MARR.RT INTELLIGQNCE. I CORN. CoRw AvRRAoIDS.-The following are the returns for the week ending Saturday, June 22, 18956- Wheat, 4170 'quarters, at 4Gs 6d; barley, 800 quarters, at 19 5d ; onts, 0557 quarters, at 16s Id. Corresponding week last year :-Wheat, 21,753 quarters, at 23s lld ; barley, 518 quarters, at 22sa d; oats, 2117 quarters, at 18s 10d. CARLISLE, Saturday.-larger supply of ...

... FIlSHING INTELL16ENOLP. I ir to t. 55 to Is HERRIXGI FISHING. During last week the fishing generally was light, particularly on the first few days, when calm weather prevented the boats getting to the 3more distantand richest fishing grounds. Towards tthe cad of the week the fishing improved. Although improving in quality, the fish are not yet considered fit for curing in quantities sufficient ...

... J GREAT DE KAAI* (MOODIE'S) GOLDFIELDS,' ai LIMITED. I. I 3ir Louis P. Bowyler's, MB., report on this, prolgirbyt; states :-I hlive psisonally inspected this property, and, have ri' ?? oh pleasure in condiruing the viewes expressed by tile well- kneown linting expert, sir C. J. Alford 'The claims are 600 acres in extent onl the most favourable portion ofMoi' Concossionl, about four miles ...