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... I REVIEW OF THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. l By the steamship Britannia we nave aevices from asew York of the 30th of September, end accounts of corre. I sponding dates from other parts of America. No increase l had taken place in the supplies of breadstuffs ...
... | !,REVIEW OF THE YOREIGN CORN TADE. 4 - Thb most, recent advices from the north of, Europe spelkc more favonrably of the probable result of the harveaf than :did some-of the previous, accounts; .and we, are.incline dtc think that the crops will,, after ...
... I REVIEW OF THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. By the most recent advises from the north and north- eastern parts of Europe we learn that the potato disease had again manifested itself; but to what extent it would effect the yield was, of course, a matter of doubt ...
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... I REVIEW OF THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE.__ In the present position of affairs in this country, there Is little prospect of advantageous business being done In Ii grain with any of the continental ports; and the advices from abroad have, in a great measure ...
... I REVIEW OF THE BRITS CORN TRADE.I FOLR THE PAST WEEK. D0 (Front the Mu, lane EZP'es t EL That thp consuisl priolt of bread fias teen leasened by the ?? extriordinary rbildres' of the season Carlo t he qlustlioned Li whil.it the probabilily 1s thst the ...
... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE., (rroma the Mark-laoe Express.) Notwithstanding the liberal manner in which farmers have supplied the different markets with wheat during the past three months, thrashing continues to be freely proceeded with ; and though ...
... |I REVIEW OF THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. The accounts from the continent are of much the same character as those previously received. At the principal ports in this Baltic business appears to have- been brought i to a stand, owing partly to the extreme i ...
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... REVIEW OF THE FORE[BN CORN TRADE. - ~ ~ U±. I 1--1 1-l ?? Un eA~ .. f-om By the packet ship Washington we have advices from New York of the 21st, and letters of corresponding dates from other parts of North America. The political news id of a pacific ...
... I REVIEW OF THE FOREMGN CORN TRADE, There appears to have been a moderate business done at a some of the principal ports in the Baltic in wheat for ship. . went to England; but from the generally low stocks of old in that quarter, and the scanty manner ...
... REVIEW OF THE FORETGN CORN TRADE. Though tie reports froml the continent generally speak well of the prospects for tile next harvest, holders of wheat had, it seems, raised their pretension9, under the impression that Great Britain would recuire supplies ...