... lately worth Gis., all sorts Of grain excepting oats par- ticipating in the downward movement. In Italy there have been bread riots from the reluctanceof bakers to shape their course by the reduced rates of wheat. Belgium and Holland' are accepting easier ...

... sixpence a pound, and it is not so very long since the prices asked by butchers provoked a kind of popular riot, like the bread riots of less exacting gene. rations. Howevor, with our own pastures easily improv- able, and with Australia in reserve, we may ...

... millers were forced to buy. Fenian aggressions have added to the stagnation of comn- merce and want of confidence, for bread riots might thus easilv be made to assume a political aspect. The muore deeply the corn question is probed the less satisfac- ...

... so dear ? Wheat in Paris has risen, and the accounts of the flour trade show an upward tendency; but we already hear of bread riots there as well as in Devonshire, and our prospects for the winter aro anything bat assuring. In Belgium prices have rather ...

... of a speedy increase. The demand here, too, has been for English qualities, these having been the most depressed. The bread riots in Paris have induced the Government to force down prices to a moderate rate-say about 81d., with a guarantee securing to ...

... difficulty of getting erploymennit lens now for the firet time befallen the operative world of Englad. We seera to remember bread riots, and inricitinse rxiots, ?? riots, and Chartiet riots, and tie bairn- ing of Sir Robert Peel in eiffigy, arrd a chain. of ...

... they set foot in tils counitry. Time Sitanudardf is Cr assly unfasir or pailpably ignorant iii conmeetiming thle recent bread riot in Montreal witls anl allnege' SuprabnUldasuce of ?? laboulr inl Ontario. The sioatiig tied iso uecesesay conisection with ...