... THE PAYMENT OF A BANKRUPT'S ltJvms in Aberdeen Small Debt Court on Thuxrsday.- day Sheriff Burnet heard an interesting case at the instance of Mlr P. M. Cran, city chamber- lain, aghrnst Mr R: A. P: 1javideon, solicitor, Aberteen, trustee an t:he sequestrated estate of John Jack, eye agent, 23 Rose Street, Aber, deen, in which defender was sued for £3 Is lMd for laxes payable at Whitsunday, ...

... AME:RICAN COAlMERCIAL PRICES. NEW IVYORK STOCK ilAItRE. l i2CXOITAIGES. TO-DAY LST D.Y Callmoney, U.S. Gvt. Bonds.. I 1' 1-2% Other securities. 1 j li-2' ,Exchange on London 60 ay 484 Cdable Trarys . 488 k 1 ; 84 , Paris 60 days' sight .. 5.l8 5183S Berlin60fdays sight i 9' 11-161 4,5 OtoSeN Pints-;S Bin SECURITIES. ro-Day.Iastlay I.S.4 ppc. Fnnded ILan I. . _: _ l15 1z Westn. ...

... ABERDEEN SHIPWREDKD SEAMMN'S I1 FUN-Dr. I I A meeting of the Comnietee of Management of the Aberdeen Shipwrecked Seamen's Fund was held yesterday in the Municipal Buildings. Lord Provost Fleming presided, and the other members present were Mr Latto (ex-convener of the Seven Incorporated Trades), and Rev. C. C. Macdonald. The accounts of the boo. trea- surer (.MJr P. Cran, city chamberlain) ...

... I THE ASSOCIATION OF CHAMBERS I OF COMMERCE. '$SPEBOH BY MIR RITCHIE. OUR TRADE AND THE WAR. Yesterday evening Mr C. T. Ritchie, M.P., President of the Board of Trade, and Sir Courte- nay Boyle, of that Department, were present at the annual banquet of the Association of Chambers of Commerce. Mr E. T. Harper, i vice-president, occupied the chair in the absence' of Lord Avebury. Among those ...

... | - I I WETE FISHIN-G. ABERDEDK, Mfenday.-Twenty-niue travwers arrived to-day with large supplies, the toral being 184 tone, The trawlers vinch discharged supplies were she Don- side, Cygnet, Strazbnore, Diiie, Wfloiatn Osnen, Strsth- don, -Victoria Regiua. Lenoc, Sunbeam, Retriever, Ben Alder, Sunrise, Sea Eagle. Gisbona, Sarathearn. Chin- kiang, BRlmorai Clssle, iulidng Star. John Brown, ...

... I~~~~~~~~ _ ire'- ,th | FR.ASERBLHB(I. ot Arrived.-May 18-Noble, Wallace, New- d. castle, coals (w.b.). ns Sailed.-May 17-Cragside Altwool, Hoare- ,re pool, empty; Victor, .lestersen. Ronasire, stock. BY SPECIAL WIRE. ed Garthdee s, of Aberdeen, passed Prawle Point - west, .fay 17 Bailgownie s, Middlesbrough from Rotterdam, to Ardlethen s, of Aberdeen) signalled off Ushant, 6d I 17th de ...

... MIARKET INTELLIGENCE. CORN. TIVERPOOL, Tuedav.-Wheat quiet; small trade, at 2 per cental runder Friday's prices.! Californian. 6s 42cd to 6sa 5). Flour slow, but steadl. Oats and meal very quiet. Maize- Fair business: old mixed American, 4s 4Ad to 4s 5'd: new, 4s 1gd to 4s I-d : Yellow P'ate, 4s 56 to 4s 62d: Odessca, Ss; Cinquantina and (-alat:7None here. Peas-Canadian. Sd 9jd. Saidi beans', ...

... I T'I'E MONEY MARKET. (BY '.lOl'RNAL ' SPECIAL, WIRE.) STUCK LXCHANGOK 5ElttLEtENTS. lakiltg-Uli davs Jan!. 10 . . Jan. J4 Ti.lt tI i.s . 11 .. Janl. 25 Settliling clays . Jan. 12 J l. a . 26 (Co:SOLs ',EN't IENT' Feb. 2 DAN RATI . . p.C. I sollc it cWeedl sdav iilltf A1 't I.ll ] lIII' large aitoutirt duie at the t ink N1' repaid, money was iui good supply ,ill ...

... CO.tIMNERCIAJ2 NEWS. I TfHF MONEY MARKET. (DY `JOURNAL SPEIAL WIRE.) . STOCK l.XCHIAN6E S!:'t'ltTUSLENTS. AtakiltZ-at) dalas Jan. 10 lao. 24 'f.t;t ihti s .. 11 . .Ian, 25 etritsg dwss . lan. 12 . Jan. Ott ',NSt;Iis >Ii'LIIlf:Nl' eb. 2. BANh LK t11 F .. 6 p.c. London, . iSturday nililt. NloSeiv i-in pletilitul -uppis. and rates ^ .. 0or ctaII loan', Inhicha hPt ouli 'ol ...

... (From the Mark Lane Express.l The markets of late have been the turn deetm for English wheat, for Russian and Bostanmti wheat, for all sorts of peas, for bran, and ire good American flour. In linseed, rapeses cottonseed, and Indian wheat there has bees I very decided advance; the last-named staple, is deed, is now scarcely on offer. The articles shidt are simply steady and unchanged are ...

... I ABERDEEN FiSH TRADE I w&ASSOCIATION. IIS2H IMARSET EXTENSION. The annual gencral fleeting of the Aberdeen: Fish Trade As-oc.ation weas held in the Cafe, Shipri-i, Aberdeesi, last night. MT Andrew. Chrisiic, the ticsident, occupicd the chair, and there weas ;t rood inciidanece. THE QUESTION OF DI.SCOUNT. AMr larle, Btlton th-o tcoret~ar, ,'hmitssed a. letter le had receive5 from the Aiberdeon ...

... Icomp&NY EETINGS, REPORTS,&ci I . - _ - _ _ _ _ . , . ._ - - - I THE GREAT DE £-A.AP GOLDFIELDS, IL IMIT'ED. Large numbers of shares in this company have changed hands during the past few days, and the price has advanced to 8s. Judging from the recent report issued to the share- holders, the prospects ot the company axe bright. ,STAiSTIMOS OF SCOTTISH FAILURES AND PROTESTED BILLS. According to ...