... '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, ...

... I I SHIPPING INTELLIGENCF I - - ed - ch I ARRIVED AT GLASGOW. P Im Sentember 7. 1 Valencia (s), 606, Mnumford. Garston-light. b cn Rothesay (s), 1292, Jones, Seville-general. 1C re S~SAILED FROM GLASGOWV. do ?? 7. rs Oronsay (new steamer), London-light. A be Sabrina, 746, Keeber, maurjtius-general. of SAILED FROM THE TAIL OF THE BANK. S !a- September 6. H Capri (s), 349, Hilt, Glasgow for ...

... GLASGOW* PRODUCE MERCATS I BANKRUPTCY. I -I I Before Sheriff Strachan yesterday, Robert Struthers Angus, senior Part o iBrothers, produce merchants, 19 Cadogan Street, Glasgow, was examined in bankruptcy. I]Present-Mr Robert Reid, C.A., trustee; Mr A. E. Clapparton, writer, law agent in the sequestration; and Mr James M'Donald, writer, !for the bankrupt. The bankrupt was examined by Mr Vary) ...

... OEMAL MARKETSE is quiet but steady, with little offering and no busineos hot of interest passiig. 3edet (00.30 a~m. rall 0 quieu. May fori IDs 5Ih.6, June los tid, July lds 7--4d, August ldas Gid, 005 Septanobat A0s iid, bct~too-taodole- So 6Ad vatues. SOn p.m. t al ~ erls0. Jg~Y lbs Sd, valuo; Jous Ida ad, l'b sellers; July i1o 7d, August los Sd, September las &'A.d, bel mlicro; October ...

... ,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 ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON MINING MARKETS Saturday Evening. Ar~ The South African Mining Market was ax-1-6 ceedingly inactive, there being no disposition to. do business pending the rece~ipt of further -war %z ndews, while the f sot that the settlement coin- Ye roenoes on Tuesday was also a check to businesS All Veryfewchanes ccured n prma.Jubilee sp, imprved , Crwn Dep , an a fw oters1-16, 'B whil BeBees fll 4 ...

... BARROW-IN-FURNESS. - The hematite trade is firmer and stronger, and the position of 1 makers is unchanged. They are not doing a big b immediate business, because they have but little f, iron to dispose of but they are pvewheixmed i with inqwios, and'tb ads ve Srm in quote- to mhied w 'A g=e foom 7 to a for Bixed & Bessemer Nos. net ?? with best sorts at 82ss 6d. Iron ore is very firm. Steel ...

... ?ENEAAL ?1A?KET& - P?1OBUCEV Y LIVERPOOL, Fs.rne.y-Su4ar (I ?? market remains firm with little offering. Brazil-SIC bags Paraiba at ?? per cwt., ax quay. Beet (LII s-ca. Call - quiet February Ss Sal, March Ba 834d, April Ba Sd, May Sr Bd, Suns Ba lId, Jalj Be ltd. August lOs, values, (3 p-rn. Call) quiet February Ba Sd, Mach Os 0%d, April - Be Sd, May Ba ?? June Ba 104 July Ba 1ld, August Be ...

... AGRICUJLTU RE. WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE GRAIN T RAfl SU (rrsoas orR SPEI-AL C05RE55rONDENT.) Ti The United States are feeling seine apprehon sions as to the aistunin-sown wheat. S'nce to November, there hare been quite, half P do-en se aefnt alternating with thaws, ands the C Iutterly rotten state of the fields may be bettor , imagined than described. It is probable that the, a sprsng soxings will ...

... LONDOtN MiNim MARKET. Ii Thursday Evening. *The Mining MarkceV was very quiet as regards new business. South Af ricanas were more or less dull, due. tO a -number.of..realisationa. Rand,~ mines relapsed -.,1 Modderfontein k P; and many' others !? to j; bat Crown Deep advanleod'*. Rhodesiana weee tolerably. well maintained. Rhodesia 'Esplating -advanced .1, Matshea Mine I P4j and VAV. GwanrlA J, ...