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... in those duties last year, would fallupon thefirst Quarter of the presen. year (that is to say, on the Quarter we are now reviewing); and he estimated that loss at.--S50,000. He expected fur- t ther, that an additional loss from diminished consumption I ...
... FREE TRADE. (From the Edinburgh Review.) Were a perfectly free' intereaurse with other countries established, we should engage only in those branches of in- bestry for the prosecution of which we had some natural or acquired advantage; and which would ...
... 1 16-heing 88 per cent, of the whole £20.581,543 The circular of Messrs. Hughes and Ronald of Liverpool states that, in reviewing the wool trade for the past year, it is satisfac- _ tory to be enabled to give a more favourable report than in their p last ...
... prosperity throughu h ont ry. rit l a, (Frem the Mforning Herald.) Ibe The financial returns have been submitted to the usual e a review by our morning contemporaries, with better fortune ar than comm11ionlyv attends such communications. The itihrn- to iaz Post ...
... things will be found to look even r better. There is 1 the China money. Ali I let MIorning fi Chroniciers and Edinburgh Reviewers prick their ears at a that sound ; there is no doubt the China monev to be v placed on the debtor side of the balance sheet ...
... improper document for publication at the titme. t appears, however, in the last number of the British and Foreign Quarterly Review as a note on an article on corn and currency, Ext and on collateral autlhority we have ascertained that it is correctly given ...
... AGRICULTURE. 3RITISH CORN TR&DE DURII REVIEW 0it TEE BRhTISH CORtN iTR &E DIURING THE PAST WEEK. (From the Mark Lane Expresn of Monday.) Up, to Thursday evening the weather continued hot and dry, but on the following miorning thle wind veered round to ...
... AGRICULTURE. ire REVIEW OF-5EZ BITISHl CORN TREADE SEtRNG TEE PAST te- 'WEEK. ?? ?? 3he (Fromz the Mark Lone i-xpress of' Aloneroy.) at a m The mnly change which has occurred in the weather since onur derat r. last is, that the temperature bas fallen ...
... AGRTCULTURT. REVIEW OEF THE BRITISH CORS TRADS D1RISG TEE PAST 0 7 ~~~'EtEli . j 1J (Fromin rie Mark Laae hrzpress of Moady.) f The wi eathler hLs, dulring the vast fortniiht, been favourable fer -i the growingl crops. Showlers began to fall in the rorthern ...
... AGRIC ULTUIF. th _ of nY REVIEW OF THlE BRITISH CORN TRODS DURING THE PAST boa at hie WEEK. tint at (From the .Mark Lane Express of .llondoy.) bet re it, The very favourable Nveather experiencel diuring the past three Th - 0 neelos h made o material a ...
... AGl IC ULTE1RE. t I- REVIEW OF TYE B3lTlSt CaaN TrthDE DURING THE Pfs S Xii iK. t (prom ailt e Mark' ti Lea,,rp etrss rif 17 by, l n Thcitzl the tent itartitu-r htas liitr-'t ire }]it at In Fiilce eC our last for the ag-lanS. eel the 'ttae-lina ataiii ...
... AGRIC ULTUITE. REVIEW cF THE D3RITISI COON TRADE DfRtINc THE PAST tV E IC., (From tihe Marr Laene Express of Monday.) By the olitocirl just pjlblislcOw, it al prears that the stock of grain it th [t. I ite'1 Ri;nirlw ni fi C ' Sill on tire 5th Jtly, I ...