REVIEW OF THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE
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... I REVIEW OF TflE FORE.IGN CON TRHAD. The weather appears to have been of a simlar character in the north of Europe to that experietced in this countrty;, about the close of August and the first day or two in September a good deal of. heavy rain seems ...
... I I REVIEW OFO THE FOREIGi COOtN TRADE. The raising of the Danidh bockattedoes not appear to have had the cffect anticipated, and, so -far from any improvement having been ?? thereby, business in vheat seems to have re- mainea very dull at all the principal ...
... REVIEW OF 'T'HE (JORN TILADE FOR LAST | WEEK. (From the Marh-lane Express.) The weather has been very changeable sinec our last. In I the early part of the week we had one or two tolerably warm days, but since then the temperature has been ei-] ceedingly ...
... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE FOR ThEIPAST - WEEK. (From the MarA-lane Express.) i The trade has during the week remained in a very languid state at all the provincial markets. Wheat, which'more or less governs the prices of most other kinds of corn, has further ...
... more calculated to do so, or more curious as a termination of all the broad and heterc- geneous occurrences we have just reviewed, than the discovery of the gold mines of California THiE GOLD REGION OF CALWORSiA.-(LATEST PARTt- CULAns).-The following ...
... a good vent, so that prices are more likely to vary only with large or small a markets rather than any other influrences. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. The following statement of the quantities of grain, pulse, and I tlinur upon Which duty has been ...
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... I REVIEW OF THE FOaElGN CORN TRA)E. I LESe effect appears to have been produced in the value of flour in the American market by the disastrous advices from hence than might have been expected; a considerable failing off in the supplies from the interior ...