... astd calves in to-day's market was but moderate, the time of year considered. That of sheep was extensive. Comparatively speaking the quality of tlie ?? was good. There was a ?? increase in the supply of home-fed beUsL here this morning. Still, however ...

... and Alexandria at bdols. The exports from the Ist to the 31st of March had been 30,392 barrels. From New Orleans the advices speak favourably of the cotton trade. From the 20th of March the arrivals had been 21,112 bales; and the exports for Liverpool 12 ...

... (hear, hear, and cries of olair). ChairmanmMr. Goold is in possession of the chair (hear, hear); but when he is done you can speak. Mr. Goold then proceeded to say that it might appear very great presumption in an individual so humble as he to attempt to ...

... removed from aiongst them and a certain individual had retired. - Dr. .-Fulton. rotrasied' thaiks. He said he did not wish to speak of bygones, but be wished them all to remember, that if those gentlemen who 'had retired from the board, anti had the entire ...

... risters, for their own purposes, hold the human race in tutelage. Mankind are made their wards. They are scarcely allowed to speak in their own behalf; they must not defend themselves; they must employ a barrister. To escape the wiles of one member of the ...

... papers of the 17th July have the following._ The Montreal papers of Saturday, and reports by tile steamer of yesterday, speak of troubles in the county of Two Mountains, and of the march of troops in support of the civil power,- We apprehend that the ...

... continuance of rain might prove lijurious. Up to the present time the reports from the agricultural districts continue to speak well of the grain crops, hut the complatnts respecting the reappearance of the potato disease have lately increased, though ...

... appearances are indicative rather of some further depression than of any improvement. Our letters from Scotland continue to speak favourably of the crops; all lands off ?? corn more PArtcUlIy.F The dull: accountsfromra the touth, coupled with .thefine weather ...

... this quarter has been, for the meast part, fine and dry, though cool. The accounte from the southern agricultural counties speak of worse weather and state that the wheat plant makes slow progress towards ins turity. Considerable transactions have occurred ...

... impression here than could have been imagined, and although our discount has risen to 5b per cent., this can- not, properly speaking, be attributed to want of money, but to the precautionary measures of many houses, whence adequate sums of money in hand ...

... been an increase in the linen trade of Ballymena within the last seven years, but nevertheless there has beep, generally speaking, a de- crease in the linen trade of Ireland during the same period.' Mr. Edward Sproule, a member of the county Tyrone ...

... to be only temporary. Nothing particular occurred in the foreign market, and no very great extent of business, generally speaking, was carried on in it. A further improvement took place in some ef the prin- eipal railway undertakings, and the share market ...