The Farmers' Mart. Ltd.. conducted a hay sale at Mains Dun. belonging the Robert Rodger, yesterday, when 20,000 stones hay were disi>osed of. was a very large attendance buyers, and a very brisk sale was got. Coles mad© froto £5 £7 Is; timothy nay from £6 £10 cole—buyers the car

The Guaranty Trust Company of New York, in a review of business financial conditions in the United States, says: For the most part production and trade show continued hesitation. In soma, localities, however, the volume of retail transaction's,. allowance being made for lower pr

ST SWITHIN'S DAY LEGEND A FRAUD. (From a Correspondent.) Too much has been heard about St Swithin's Day, and I am pleased to see that one man has the courage to come out and say what he thinks about this humbug. so happens we are having a fair amount rain, and there are people w

STORY OF EXTENSIVE BORROWING. In Bankruptcy Court held in Cupar Sheriff Court yesterday the story of the financial difficulties of Rev. John Dickie, Baptist minister. Links Road, Leven, was told to Sheriff Dudley Stuart. The statement affairs showed that his assets were £900 and

Implements and Machinery. PARADES OF CATTLE & HORSES. "GREAT JUMPING COMPETITIONS. Forestry Exhibition, Agricultural Education, Butter-Making Demonstrations, Wool Demonstrations. ADMISSION.—Tuesday, 26th July, 7/6; Wednesday. 5/-j Thursday, 3/- (after 5 p.m.) 1/6; Frsday, 2/.. C

IjC CATTLE and SHEEP, FAT, STORE, and YOUNG PIGS, _ . EVERY .MONDAY, at 11.30 a.m. Prompt. THE PERTH STORE STOCK SALE. FRIDAY FIRST. 29th July. 300 STORE CATTLE, comprising Several l.ots oi HOME-GRAZED and large andl First; Class Selection IRISH BULLOCKS and THE! PER. also 40 Gr

ARRANGEMENT BETWEEN MASTERB AND MEN. An arrangement has been arrived between masters and men in Dundee dyeing trade for compensation payment to employees affected by snort time. The agreement was made conference between the parties, the basis being that in the event of short tim

in the activities of Laurencekirk for many years as a brewer and farmer. For many years he tenanted the farms of Barnhill and Waterside of Thornton. Cameron occupied a prominent position in the public life of Laurencekirk, being a Magistrate, member the School Board, and a Paris

SECOND EDITION COUR TO PINCH OUT OUR SALIENT IN FLANDERS. With the British Armies in the Field, Tuesday Night. The German 6th and 4th Armies, encouraged by their gains round Bailleul, are redoubling their efforts to pinch out our salient of Flanders, the tip of which rests 1 acr

Breeders Pedigreed cattle will interested know that live stock breeding societies all over Hie country have rece.'.vea a communication from the Board Agriculture in connection with the cattle improvement schemes the Board. to the effect that future years bulls will only be passe