... A.GRICULTURE. F PAIAS AND £TOCK SALES. BEAIC-1e0nEmbleton &. Sonsld yesterda'yp1it C f tattle i ive daad, -mteetiung bet prices' of the season, E pup to 46 li per we. and LU lto£2 opr ed Sheen trade very brisk 'at late material iesprovemenlt in t price, hgsgo beieg 4s per hoed up from the sale here a tl fatinh ae. ogso 3 dftls Il o4o to . 11;gs37 to&.'d9 ?? Auction Company he yesterday 77 o ...

... ONO&N STECK MARKET. Settling Days on the Stock Exchange are as ?? M..V - - rredays MayL Tuesdsy..ay flfdues..ar o .May - in ilumg SlIsLses the ern-ersoer d.ys is MaY 28. *LoNDos, Friday Evening. The Stock Markets to-day were more or less dull, notwithstandirig the increasing ease of money and the satisfactory news from the seat of war, but members and outsiders appear to have madc up thdir ...

... ,OMMERCIAL NEWS*! ?? I Sot TIz LAST ?? . ?? fiASGOV, EMonday Evening. tono the Mone Mlarket in London ..Thctsro weaken in response to the attrac- e . idn o nsideraltle quantitics from ! --rie abroad to the Bank of England large . jsratq on the part of the a 7licl influences to-day's encourag- - frc I Sonth Africa may be added. At ' riianiea nt or business threc mnonhs ?? ssas qtooteti belowr ...

... SCOTOH MINlSAL SHIOPM.IONrS. -The coalShipments1 at the GeneralTerminus, Glasgow, last reek were fair. Thej sailingsoimprised 29 steamers and 6 saillng vessels, carryingI an aggregaue of 22,56 tons, being foreign 13,760 tons, coast- E vise 2SI9 tones, and for stamers' nse S937 tons. This isan increase over the preceding week of 7427 tonr, and also an increase over the cotre0rlonding week of ...

... LOWDON MINING MARKET. Thursday Evening. South African Mines were rather depres ed- during the morninig, telegrams from the seat of wvara causing a little nervousness, but when further news arrived late in the day, whic was considered miore encouraging, the-market braced up consider-,j ablay, and final prices were in nmostoases above the. worst. At the same time a decline of ewas.,_N ...

... .FA-IIS ANDBOZ~ !MessLawrie&SyigaaCnuddterowt days' sae of blackefuced lambs at eaokseaoj.. wl there were sold 15,22 ?? lambs1 sod sisg .diillI1-elo wene sold the numbs aloomc -ou Considerably lese than in feasr n he were about ION9 under those of the _wdnsaeo lace Year. The weather was cI, the matterr dar tins, rain falling un perfect ora oa iwrnte'xo e-d day, winch to a ccrta~u extent ore,. ...

... 'EEK~y REVIEW O THE GCRAIN TRADE S2 ( ZC SoI.AL coRpzrsrosnDIN-.) .h ' Cr anage did tie first ten days of - crops as bequeathed to British Tbs:-e b, ;Yerainv Juno and torrid July? rae1 ¢ict as re tY as 10th inst.. was ro- p o.:ny, but since then a new wave r cn h~s 'uwth over the markets, and we *reat t that ten gusty, showery days did .e be.r after all. The truth as usual n the extremes, ...

... e __ f M..; (Frorn7 Ihe DlEinburAb G.zette.I r ott stQuitsTn~sttoxs. F .Ttlle II. Hugh Coiquthonn Hamilton. writer, ng GiarmoW. Cr. ditors to meet iui the Fac1lty Hall, aol St Gierge's Place, Glasgow, 26th June, at twelve DI. o'clock. -- John Hampton, solicitor, 217 West ng. Georgo Street, Glasgow, agent. l2s Julie 1. A. Monteith & Company, drysalters cud and general merehant', 25 King ...

... RsrLKR ?? ?? 4% ?? S/,° SAiyj Toss LArT YEAPL ?? 3W0 GLASGOw, Wednesday Evening. Various causes-ViZ., the settlement in gtoeks on the Stock Exchange, the payment of the instalment due on the recent issue of Ex. clequer Bonds. and the maturity of £1,000,000 Bills-bave contributed to a consider- ible displacement of cash in Lombard Street to-daa- Floating supplies, however, having vl increased ...

... ~~13IE1~CIAL NEW~S.j t ] T ?? ?? LlTr A sT . - 3h &nLAsGOW, Thursday Evening. jwe Was made to-day in the Bank of ;d raie. and it accordingly remains at 33i ' Paymrlents in conneetion with the ? yn1,,lwe settlemnent and the extra ( or bhe last day of tho month aely fair inquiry for money in en ,lrke'. where the tone has generally * 2Lt 'te'i(1'o Floating credit was, how- , ;Dc I upply. od ...

... GLASGOW STOCK MARKET * Friday Evening. 1 nil. Aeseijot. Irxi Acceen E a N Mai~ni-lipr.%uJptl day.. ?? Jn2 lks-r July. 9 26 192 Tnlclet day Jun 27 ?? ..la . ~ July11 C 956 S..t.nz ?? Jui-r 23 Seiil ngday .. .. July 12 396 llI ihs--ep,, 403 P~rima iifl`T.' IVon'-. I - - C.of GilT~ope Stkc.Iieg I OSa i- Natl ins. ot~k. Ions. 11L.15 ad ) 464Cled. Ilef. Con. Ord- -1o . I - Do. AnwnitiesZo. 2 ...

... STATE OF TRADES SOUTH OF SCOTLANDWOLN-h T trade of this district continues in a prosperous Fou -condition. Few orders came in during Christ- don maes week, but now there is an increaso of busi- 1BK ness from English and Continental buyers. Last T year has (shown a very decided improvement in paypa If' favossr of Scotch-mrade goods; even in worsted per cloths, the Scotchi makes have been in ...