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... he's FRENCH CORN TAX. (FRaM oun c nmE.T PAMRIS, Tenax Nwx The debate on the corn law vw onuded to-day, Mi, Neltz Faur moed a counr up proposa to. abolish on July 14, 1889, the date grel of the centenary, the duty of 3 fiancs a quinta1 pl levied on wheat ...
... consequence of a falling Off in the cansuaptive demand,.and a total want of speculative iisquiry.. ; Since the repeal of the.corn laws up to the present period the supplies have constantly been in excess of ths' demand, and the markect.have ?? always labosured ...
... price of cereals. , The Swiss mnarkets continue to show unimportant fluotua- The severe cold continued at Cologne, and the corn market S was calm. Wheat on the spot to S&s. 6d. per qr. Flour D 44s. per sack English. At Berlinthe thermometer had been as ...
... LAW NOTICES.-THIs DAI an ?? OF LORDS. WEiTLINSTEE.- At 10.I5-Cnnses W for Hetaring: Thomas Wilson, Sous, and Canay.V Onm of the Clargo per late steamship Santlho-Tievoz and anotor v Whilt- PU words and anothesr. W SUPP.-RTME COURT OF JuflICATURatt-ThR ...
... REVIEW, OF THE CORN -TRADE. ?? tbe Yar* LawS.pqwe BRITISH.- Theweatherhavingbeenbroken andunmettled during the greater part of the week, harvest operations in the late districts have been more or les interrupted. The quantity of corn now remaining in ...
... ins (13100v 0 Lteihbridgej -Townsend .v Whieldon-Tinue.9t'sTrusts-- C~ Vitnots %±ttlemc-nt Trusta-Union Loan and Discounti Corn- ' i o ?? (bore)Futr considera- ' UdetakngandBrstl DckAct prt ead.Tobe men- ?? (Ga vJacbso) ().Adjeuroed sume- ~ s(roiCeef ...
... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. - - a *1 .- V_. (From the MarkLana .prpies. , BRITISH. i The continued influx of gold, and the consequent easy state of the money market, has for some time past had its influence, and a considerable amount of speculation has ...
... cause was tobe in any degree served by a corn tax, the most agricultural and re-I actionary department in France, as recent bye elections showed, having come round to the Republic. In the long run a corn law would work against free institutions. What ...
... THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN CORN TRADE. (From tbe Mark lane Bsc press.) To revive the hopes of the dithertened farmers, and atone in some masenre for her prolonged wayward- ncss, Nature has been prodigal in the matter of sunshine during the pyrat Week, and ...
... [REVIEW OF TElt FOREIGN CORN TRADE. I (From the Mark-ane E~sress.) Aceording'to the most recently received accounts from the North of Europe it would appear that the, potato dis- ease prevailed ivery extensively on the Continent.' The rye erop is also ...
... SOURCE OF SUPPLY OF COT'ON AND CORN. We are requested to republish the following letter addressed to the editor of the Journal of Commerce: SIR,-It is now tolerably clear to every thinking mind that the civilised world has drifted into a dependence on ...
... NEW CORN EXCHANGE FOR BEDFORD. Yestei'day the foundation stone of a new Corns Exchange for the borough of Bedford was laid by the Lord-Lieutesiant of the county, Earl Cowper, aocosa-, paeiied by the Mayor, Dr. Coomebs, and the other mea-n hers of tbe ...